Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Just hilarious, sat.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the God, Peace to the plan. It is Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 3: How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 1: I feel blessed black and holly favor, but happy to
Speaker 1: be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners. And
Speaker 1: it is an amazing day to day because here in
Speaker 1: the Tri State area, New York City where we broadcast.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what a black Mothership is live from
Speaker 1: New York City. It is the hottest day of the year.
Speaker 3: So far, a hundred degrees, one hundred and two. I
Speaker 3: saw one hundred and two degrees hot.
Speaker 1: Musty weather, baby, musty weather. Don't get caught slipping for
Speaker 1: a m this morning. When I was out, it was hot.
Speaker 1: It's hot, hot, hot.
Speaker 2: The summer said, y'all wanted me, y'all been begging from this.
Speaker 3: I am yeah, Yeah, she's here.
Speaker 5: I'm not complaining. I am happy that the summer is here.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Because this is the hottest week of the year so far,
Speaker 7: we can probably go all the way into like September
Speaker 7: because it was late.
Speaker 5: I'm cool with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm cool with it too. You know remember how
Speaker 2: late it came.
Speaker 8: Then they said Thursday gonna be seventy something, so you
Speaker 8: gonna get it tomorrow.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 5: The little little tea to make sure you got the
Speaker 5: right the odorant.
Speaker 1: Okay, we don't have time. We don't got time for
Speaker 1: that natural stuff. None of that went on the right. God, no,
Speaker 1: it's not not in is he Okay? Because I'm telling
Speaker 1: you I like natural hair, but not natural odor right now.
Speaker 8: Damn Jesus, and salute to all the dance dads out there. Yesterday,
Speaker 8: well this week is the Nationals. And if you don't
Speaker 8: know what the Nationals is, it's like the super Bowl
Speaker 8: of dance or you know, the World Series. So yesterday
Speaker 8: Brooklyn performed. That's why I broadcasted from there. Yesterday.
Speaker 3: She performed.
Speaker 8: She got on stage at eight thirty a m. And
Speaker 8: she won nine things. She won titles. She won first place,
Speaker 8: she won second place. She went highest school, she went
Speaker 8: high school on her division. She won best Costume, She
Speaker 8: won the Judge of Star Awards. She went on with
Speaker 8: no awards. She can even carry off right dropping the
Speaker 8: clues bombs from Brooklyn's Brooklyn, not Manhattan, Brooklyn, Boklyn. When
Speaker 8: I said, you know, damn.
Speaker 3: Well and none of them kids.
Speaker 9: Go ahead.
Speaker 8: She never knows she cleaned up yesterday. Was so proud
Speaker 8: of her, and you know, it's it's always fun because
Speaker 8: you know, usually when you do these dance anything competitions
Speaker 8: or whatever, there's not too many black kids there. Yeah,
Speaker 8: very few minorities. So the fact that she gets up
Speaker 8: there and shows her ass and it's just amazing. So congratulations, London,
Speaker 8: London performs this afternoon today, so we'll see how she does.
Speaker 1: Congratulations Hall, Graduation Hall, Toronto, London, London.
Speaker 3: My goodness.
Speaker 8: All right, Well today on the show, Mandy and Wheezy
Speaker 8: and joining us Decisions. They have a new book. It's
Speaker 8: called No Holds Bar, and we're gonna be talking to
Speaker 8: them later.
Speaker 1: Man a dual manifesto of sexual exploration and power. It
Speaker 1: is on my book in print, Black Privilege Publishing with
Speaker 1: Simon and Schuston. And I'm telling you right now, I'm
Speaker 1: not saying it's just because they on the imprint. I
Speaker 1: guarantee you ain't ever read no book like this.
Speaker 2: I bet I know. It's very I love Weezy. She's
Speaker 2: just so smart.
Speaker 1: They do have a science behind uh, their their sexual
Speaker 1: exploration that they've done throughout their life, and they break
Speaker 1: it down all in this book.
Speaker 5: So I can't wait to talk to them later this morning.
Speaker 3: And also Joy Joyne Reid will be joining us.
Speaker 8: Come on, man, the host of the podcast The Joy
Speaker 8: Read Show, should be breaking everything down today.
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 1: It's too much going on in the world. Who better
Speaker 1: than the have up here this morning, Joy and Read
Speaker 1: the talk about it. Yes, And I'm just telling you
Speaker 1: right now, it's usually cold the pit.
Speaker 3: It's hot right now. I know it's hot. Ain't coming
Speaker 3: out coming out? Yeah, it is hot.
Speaker 2: It's a little woman.
Speaker 3: This is hot. This is us chilling you us. I gotta
Speaker 3: get my little blankey only blanket this morning.
Speaker 5: When it's chilli, I gotta grab something to wipe my forehead.
Speaker 3: They feel good.
Speaker 8: Actually you'll see in the second. All right, let's get
Speaker 8: the show cracking. We're gonna be joining us Front Page
Speaker 8: News a lot to break down, or we go in
Speaker 8: the wall. Is I ran chilling? This is real chillin.
Speaker 8: I guess you'll tell us all when we come back.
Speaker 8: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, Owning everybody. It's DJ
Speaker 8: n V Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 8: breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news news.
Speaker 3: What's up, Mugan?
Speaker 10: Hey ya hey, So yeah, a lot happened yesterday. So
Speaker 10: let's recap that, and y'all bear with me. Oh okay,
Speaker 10: because like I said, it was a lot. The US
Speaker 10: confirmed Iran attacked and American air base in Qatar. There
Speaker 10: were no casualties in that attack at the Al A
Speaker 10: Dade Airbase, where thousands of troops are stationed.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 10: Iranian State TV says the country launched the same number
Speaker 10: of missiles against the base that the US launched against
Speaker 10: its nuclear facilities over the weekend, and Iran reportedly warned
Speaker 10: Qatar ahead of the attack, leading many to speculate that
Speaker 10: the conflict could be coming to an end or that
Speaker 10: it could be over now. Katar said they also reserved
Speaker 10: the right to respond to Iran in that attack.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 10: President Trump called Iran's missile launch against the American airbase
Speaker 10: a week response, posting there have been fourteen missiles fired,
Speaker 10: thirteen were knocked down, and one was set free because
Speaker 10: it was headed in a non threatening direction.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 10: Trump went on to say he hopes Iran can now
Speaker 10: for with peace and harmony in the region, and the
Speaker 10: President thanked Iran for giving the US early notice of
Speaker 10: the attack. Now, shortly after that, President Trump claimed that
Speaker 10: Israel and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire. Now Trump hosted,
Speaker 10: there will be a complete and total ceasefire, adding this
Speaker 10: as an official end to the twelve day war, and
Speaker 10: it will be saluted by the world. He went on
Speaker 10: to say, God bless America, God bless Israel, God bless Iran,
Speaker 10: the Middle East, and God bless the world.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 10: Vice President Vance he confirmed the news of that ceasefire
Speaker 10: last night and he spoke on what's next.
Speaker 9: Let's take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 11: Iran was very close to having a nuclear weapon. Now
Speaker 11: Iran is incapable of building a nuclear weapon with the
Speaker 11: equipment they have because we destroyed it. We have to
Speaker 11: talk to Iran and of course to Israel about what
Speaker 11: the future holds, because while we have obliterated the Iranian
Speaker 11: nuclear program, our hope and our expectation is that they're
Speaker 11: not going to try to rebuild that program. And I
Speaker 11: think that's what the President is really trying to figure
Speaker 11: out here.
Speaker 10: And he also went on to say that the President
Speaker 10: is also trying to figure out, you know, and make
Speaker 10: sure that Americans in the Middle East region are safe.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, last night, in a stark contrast, Iran's Supreme Leader
Speaker 10: Ayatola Ali Kahmani, he posted on x that they did
Speaker 10: not attack anyone. He denied the attack, he says, and
Speaker 10: we do not accept anyone's attack. We will not surrender
Speaker 10: to anyone's attack. And this is the logic of the
Speaker 10: Iranian nation. At the same time, Iran's foreign minister says
Speaker 10: his country has not agreed to a ceasefire that's been
Speaker 10: announced by President Trump. Abbas Arachi posted on x as
Speaker 10: of now, there is no agreement on any cease fire
Speaker 10: or ceastation cessation of military operations. However, he said, if
Speaker 10: Israel stops what he called illegal aggression against the Iranian
Speaker 10: people by early Tuesday morning, which has now surpassed, you
Speaker 10: know for them, you know it's Tuesday, it's headed towards
Speaker 10: the afternoon now, then Iran had no intention of continuing
Speaker 10: its response now. The foreign minister went on to say
Speaker 10: that Iran will decide later whether to approve.
Speaker 9: Taking in the agreement.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, Israel Defense Forces said sirens worth sounding early Tuesday
Speaker 10: morning in Israel because of missiles launched by Iran. Now
Speaker 10: Iran is claiming that the terms excuse me, Now, Israel
Speaker 10: is claiming the terms of that ceasefire that we claimed
Speaker 10: was in place. Israel is claiming that the terms of
Speaker 10: the ceasefire has already been violated, all this while we
Speaker 10: were sleeping, y'all. In making the initial announcement of Prime
Speaker 10: Minister Benjamin net And, Yahoo thanked the United States sports
Speaker 10: help in going after Iran's nuclear facilities and said that
Speaker 10: the goal of eliminating Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile threat
Speaker 10: have been achieved. And just hours later, Israel says Iran
Speaker 10: fired off missiles that sent civilians scram scrambling into bomb shelters.
Speaker 10: So it's giving, you know, I ain't gonna hold you
Speaker 10: just from my opinion, it's giving somebody line. I don't
Speaker 10: know what's really going on with this, but it appears
Speaker 10: that we don't know whether or not the ceasefire is
Speaker 10: as tried and true as they're putting it.
Speaker 1: Well this morning on the Washington Post, because you know,
Speaker 1: they do up to date a minute by minute, and
Speaker 1: they just literally a minute ago, they said Israel and
Speaker 1: Iran entered into a shaky ceasefire Tuesday morning, bringing an
Speaker 1: uncertain into twelve days of fighting that has sparked fears
Speaker 1: of regional war. And it said, you know, the ceasefire proposal,
Speaker 1: as you just said, was first announced by President Donald
Speaker 1: Trump on Monday evening, and both sides appeared to have
Speaker 1: accepted a ceasefire and fighting Tuesday morning after a final
Speaker 1: onslaught of attacks overnight. I mean, that's what the Washington
Speaker 1: Post has reported like literally a minute ago.
Speaker 8: So yeah, that's that's super duper crazy. Because I went
Speaker 8: to sleep around twelve thirty. And when I went to
Speaker 8: sleep at twelve thirty, and it's a couple was you know,
Speaker 8: he's one of the reporters here of the sirens.
Speaker 3: He's out there he was running into a.
Speaker 8: Bomb shelter and was like, yeah, the bombs when they
Speaker 8: usually when they hit the siren, they have ten minutes
Speaker 8: to get to a shelter.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, is it ceasefire? Is it not ceasefire?
Speaker 3: They're good? The bombs ever come?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean initially when Trump announced it that he
Speaker 10: said it was going to take some time somewhere between
Speaker 10: six and twelve hours for that, but that time has
Speaker 10: now surpassed and here we are. So it's a matter
Speaker 10: of you know, we will see and it's like you
Speaker 10: are going to continue just to see what's happening at.
Speaker 1: Because as you said, I said, Israel said, Tron fired
Speaker 1: another wave of missiles, and that's what sounds a desire
Speaker 1: across of northern Israel.
Speaker 5: I gotchayah.
Speaker 10: Thank Artris Right right at seven o'clock, we'll talk about
Speaker 10: the congressional response to all of this.
Speaker 9: So stick around for more front page news.
Speaker 8: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
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Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Go morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: It is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Whether you're mad or bless.
Speaker 12: I hate the waited you walk, the winded you talk.
Speaker 4: I hate the wading to dress.
Speaker 3: Everything when me is best, call up next eight hundred
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Speaker 5: Pieces? What's happening?
Speaker 6: I have a bone to pick with you.
Speaker 5: What's the problem.
Speaker 6: So I'm minding my business right. I haven't heart bringing
Speaker 6: idiots in like a couple of weeks. So I was
Speaker 6: catching up on bringing idiots over the weekend and I
Speaker 6: hear somebody lying on me on bringing idiots. And guess
Speaker 6: who it was?
Speaker 12: Who you?
Speaker 3: What I lie about?
Speaker 6: I was accused of picking up a water bottle with
Speaker 6: my mouth and I don't appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I saw it.
Speaker 5: Yeah it was.
Speaker 1: It was y'allays playing the game. It was some game
Speaker 1: at Taylor's baby shower. What was he had to pretend
Speaker 1: y'all was pregnant and put a balloon in your stomach
Speaker 1: and put your hands behind your back and then try
Speaker 1: to pick up the water bottle with your mouth.
Speaker 5: It was crazy.
Speaker 3: I'm sure have one.
Speaker 1: No, he did not win. Yeah, Brandon one. I was shocked,
Speaker 1: Brandon the streak guy. I was like, damn, oh, speaking.
Speaker 3: Of a envy?
Speaker 6: Can you please step in inviting me to you and
Speaker 6: your BBC boys. I don't know, I don't know what
Speaker 6: you keep getting an email.
Speaker 3: To Wow, what's the big bag? It's the BBS boys.
Speaker 3: The BBS is the RIMS. I don't want to know.
Speaker 3: V BBC you're doing what around Rims. Nothing going on.
Speaker 3: It's a car it's a car show.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going.
Speaker 3: On this sugar rim.
Speaker 7: Oh wait, you want to Somebody also said I think
Speaker 7: Sean Stone said that she used to talk about me
Speaker 7: that she ain't used to like me. You used to
Speaker 7: say some crazy things about me.
Speaker 6: That's yes, Searlaman told you that when you first came
Speaker 6: up there eight years ago, you used to talk crazy
Speaker 6: about gay people.
Speaker 2: Eight years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but no, I did not know that y'all crazy
Speaker 3: used to talk about me crazy.
Speaker 5: Just we're talking about her own community.
Speaker 3: Like right, eight years.
Speaker 12: Ago, I was in it.
Speaker 2: I didn't understand what that long out.
Speaker 8: The other day, my daughter get to the car. She
Speaker 8: was like that all my friends call you a truck
Speaker 8: the BBC. I'm like, what, So, what's BBC stand for it?
Speaker 8: She goes big black side but truck I'm not own
Speaker 8: my god?
Speaker 13: Wow?
Speaker 3: Yes, so yeah, get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. If
Speaker 8: you need to vent hit us up now. It's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 3: The breakfast club, wake up, wake up, if.
Speaker 5: You're time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Your man back. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 3: the breakfast club. Hello, who's this? Good morning? This is James,
Speaker 3: comes from James. What's up, brother? Get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: I wanted to thank you dj Y for playing optimistic,
Speaker 6: but I found out the blackness last week.
Speaker 3: I was gonna play for Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was I appreciate that, man.
Speaker 6: That's what also, man, the way you went James Evans
Speaker 6: on that young man loved speeding tickets.
Speaker 4: That was hilarious.
Speaker 3: He was just you know what it is.
Speaker 8: But when I heard that, I just seen my son
Speaker 8: doing the same thing, and I was just like, I mean,
Speaker 8: I did it too. But when you little, when you're
Speaker 8: a little older, you realize you get a speeded ticket,
Speaker 8: your assurance goes up. Insurance is already high. You could
Speaker 8: kill some.
Speaker 3: Money in the road.
Speaker 8: Ain't no reason to be driving twenty five thirty miles
Speaker 8: and over the speed limit.
Speaker 1: You read that man like.
Speaker 6: A book had him apologizing through the whole.
Speaker 3: He was crazy. Well, thank you brother, you too.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? Heay? What's up?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 3: Get off your chest?
Speaker 4: Brother? Okay, First about how y'all doing.
Speaker 5: Less bless black and Holly favorite?
Speaker 3: How you sir?
Speaker 4: Oh man, I'm fine? Oh can I say shout out
Speaker 4: to my family? Potatoes?
Speaker 3: Go ahead, brother, I.
Speaker 4: Want to say to the young man, how much money
Speaker 4: did you have to have openly disrespect you?
Speaker 13: So?
Speaker 5: How much money do you have to have before?
Speaker 4: What openly disrespect you?
Speaker 1: Nobody should be able to disrespect you, regardless of your
Speaker 1: financial status, and finances shouldn't mean anything. I don't care
Speaker 1: if you Paul, I don't care if you're rich like nobody.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't allowed nobody to disrespect you, and nobody should
Speaker 1: be disrespecting anybody based off their financial status. Well that.
Speaker 15: I was looking at the film, you say, I'll push
Speaker 15: it to some black men in the room because I
Speaker 15: would say the end word and what y'all.
Speaker 4: Don't do about it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I saw that video. I mean I didn't watch the video,
Speaker 1: but I saw the headline. I didn't watch the whole video.
Speaker 4: So I'm trying to guy, what's the dollar mouth for
Speaker 4: people just openly disrespected?
Speaker 5: Or you know, damn No, I get what you're saying.
Speaker 4: You had been if it hadn't been a regular person,
Speaker 4: you would have been mad butting somebody like that, y'all don't.
Speaker 1: Kill I wonder, I mean what I mean, who do
Speaker 1: you when you say, y'all, what you're talking about? Like
Speaker 1: you thought the people in the room. I mean, from
Speaker 1: what I saw, he was just in the room with
Speaker 1: a bunch of women.
Speaker 4: Well he had the definitely room. But then you had
Speaker 4: something walking out on that talk by uh.
Speaker 15: Defending who was walking.
Speaker 3: Sas walker walk.
Speaker 5: I know that that word conversation is.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if it's as complicated as people
Speaker 1: make it out to be, but it's just like you know,
Speaker 1: I don't think nobody should use the word personally, including us,
Speaker 1: But what do I know?
Speaker 15: I personally don't think nobody should use the words, but
Speaker 15: I personally, even if you get the word saying I'm of.
Speaker 4: Your life in the night, what you're gonna do about it?
Speaker 4: That's just total just to speak.
Speaker 1: Now, I get what you're saying. I didn't see that.
Speaker 1: I didn't see the video. I really didn't see the video.
Speaker 1: I saw the headline. But I tell you one thing, man,
Speaker 1: the main reason I want to stop using the word
Speaker 1: is because I use it just like the white man
Speaker 1: use it. I'd be like, look at them, So how
Speaker 1: do we get rid of them? How do we get
Speaker 1: you should be saying that, right, it's a difference. Go
Speaker 1: back and watch Chris Rock Black People versus and Words
Speaker 1: from Bring the Pain Special. There is a difference and
Speaker 1: we all know it, and none of us like and words.
Speaker 1: It's the truth.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 8: one five. When we got the ladist with Lauren coming up,
Speaker 8: what we're talking.
Speaker 16: About we do y'all remember that Kendrick Lamar versus.
Speaker 7: Right, that's push your team from change and whips the
Speaker 7: clips that made them have to leave or choose to leave?
Speaker 7: Deaf JM correct the verse leak yesterday online. The album
Speaker 7: doesn't come on to July eleven. Yeah, it's everywhere, but
Speaker 7: I want you to listen to it. Let me know
Speaker 7: what you think. We're gonna talk about whether this was
Speaker 7: the verse that should have made them have to part
Speaker 7: with Jeff Deaf Jim or not.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, we'll get to that next. It's The
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: It's the world's most dangerous morning shows.
Speaker 1: Charlamagne the God, just Hilarious, DJ Envy and of Time
Speaker 1: for the Latest with Lauren.
Speaker 17: Laura, You're coming with straight fast.
Speaker 3: She gets them somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 16: I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 5: She'd be having the latest on you.
Speaker 3: I'm the big law the Latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 1: have a little bit of everything on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: All right, y'all.
Speaker 7: So we've talked a lot about this Kendrick lamar Verus
Speaker 7: from Chains and Whips with the Clips and all of
Speaker 7: the controversy that has stirred up because they had to
Speaker 7: leave Dubgen, because they decided to leave the verse on
Speaker 7: their album that's come in July eleventh. Let Gods sort
Speaker 7: them out right. Yesterday the verse leaked online and I
Speaker 7: feel so bad for them. I want you to take
Speaker 7: a listen to the verse and we'll get into the
Speaker 7: conversation around the Let's say, listen.
Speaker 18: I'm left the cannon date the vibe, which I don't
Speaker 18: with the Kumbaya.
Speaker 3: All that talent must be God sent. I send your
Speaker 3: West back to the cosmics.
Speaker 18: The things I seen under my eyelids kalaidoscope, dreams, murder
Speaker 18: and sirens, let's be.
Speaker 12: Clear, hip hop out again.
Speaker 3: Have for my promise, we go to rock him.
Speaker 18: How many shoe Assistan let me down the West Monte
Speaker 18: right now, they'll be showed me how to open up.
Speaker 18: It also showed me how the two townshend and now
Speaker 18: with the China side, I'm geno wist.
Speaker 3: I went from you wanted, I'll beat the the just connected.
Speaker 8: Thing that her mind movie the out of the year,
Speaker 8: get gingrified.
Speaker 3: The heavy cheens like Jinda.
Speaker 12: Beast, drop your pint of.
Speaker 3: Gun the shore be your gend to reveal and tell.
Speaker 12: Him, gimme mine an things the shoes.
Speaker 2: Every song is the poet says, left the science.
Speaker 12: You want the team on me.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the ginger vote and.
Speaker 5: What the hell happened the.
Speaker 12: Explicit dy swimming.
Speaker 5: Turn that off.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, Like I hate hearing music when it's not
Speaker 1: presented the way the artist wants us to hear.
Speaker 5: Context matters, and that sound quality was terrible.
Speaker 16: And also to like when we got to listen.
Speaker 7: So first of all, this this was at an intimate
Speaker 7: listening event that they had in Paris, and they had
Speaker 7: one here in New York. WHI y'all know that I
Speaker 7: went to and when you know I'm gonna write you back.
Speaker 7: I didn't play leaked this verse.
Speaker 3: I didn't like it, said Lauren, don't play it, Lauren,
Speaker 3: no exclusive.
Speaker 5: I feel they wouldn't want nobody to play it though,
Speaker 5: just because and.
Speaker 7: Also to when you hear you're in full, Like I
Speaker 7: know we've heard changes and whips because of the LB
Speaker 7: show that they that the clips walked in, but when
Speaker 7: you hear the song in full with the verse, it's
Speaker 7: just a different feeling. And also there was just so
Speaker 7: much conversation around this verse that you know this was awaited,
Speaker 7: and I'm sure they wanted to keep it awaited.
Speaker 16: I don't know how it like how you would go
Speaker 16: to an.
Speaker 7: Intimate event like where they were and post what you're
Speaker 7: listening to because they tell you not to post it before.
Speaker 5: They know you're not talking. You just played the verse
Speaker 5: on the radio.
Speaker 16: Faion it person.
Speaker 7: It was no no, no, no, no, yes, And that's
Speaker 7: what and that's why the angle, that's why the audio changes,
Speaker 7: because it's like in order for you to hear the
Speaker 7: full verse, you had or hear as much as you
Speaker 7: can of it, you had to go to.
Speaker 3: Different Oh so you got the video with this phone?
Speaker 7: There was like there was one angle of for real,
Speaker 7: there was one angle I got that I'm not in Paris.
Speaker 16: I don't got nothing to do with that.
Speaker 1: I think that's why I think that you should respect
Speaker 1: people's art. And I think that when people invite you
Speaker 1: into an intimate space to hear their art, you know
Speaker 1: beforehand you should.
Speaker 5: Just respect it. It's like going to a commeda show
Speaker 5: when they take your phones and they like your phone up.
Speaker 5: They do that for a reason. We should start doing
Speaker 5: that to these for these listening events.
Speaker 8: The sad part is you could tell that the person
Speaker 8: I seen like three recorders that they weren't hot in
Speaker 8: the phone, like you can see pushing and parral and
Speaker 8: malice rapping like he did it.
Speaker 3: But it's foul.
Speaker 7: You didn't have to hot because even at the the
Speaker 7: one that we went to, like you didn't have to
Speaker 7: hide your phone. But they were very clear about, look,
Speaker 7: we don't want any of this to come out prior
Speaker 7: to because, like y'all said, we want people to be
Speaker 7: able to enjoy in its entirety.
Speaker 16: It's special to us.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 7: There's been so many conversations around it. So it was
Speaker 7: just really unfortunate that this happened yesterday, But.
Speaker 13: For sure I.
Speaker 1: Started going to therapy. Therapy taught me how to open up.
Speaker 1: It also taught me how not to give a f
Speaker 1: I can relate. And then he said, you want the
Speaker 1: t on me with his ginger route, you got some
Speaker 1: balls in that on.
Speaker 16: Do y'all feel like this verse was worth deth Jim
Speaker 16: getting he's a bunch.
Speaker 5: What you mean we couldn't even hit a verse?
Speaker 8: They started getting distorted at the first said, I mean,
Speaker 8: I don't know why def Jam would be for about
Speaker 8: over hit a whole verse, that saying we didn't hear
Speaker 8: the whole thing.
Speaker 5: But please don't don't develop an internet brain.
Speaker 16: First of all, First of.
Speaker 7: All, before this hit the internet, I heard it in full.
Speaker 7: And my opinion is def Jim should have relaxed and
Speaker 7: let them do what they did on their label because
Speaker 7: it has been great for them.
Speaker 5: Well, how can you ask us that question? We haven't
Speaker 5: heard of it because you heard enough of it.
Speaker 12: Because heard enough of it, you're hearing the whole thing.
Speaker 3: You heard enough of it.
Speaker 16: That's no.
Speaker 3: And the reason a whole narrative and a whole opinion
Speaker 3: based off just a little bit of something.
Speaker 16: Well that was a lot of the verse.
Speaker 7: I will tell you that I've heard the full verse,
Speaker 7: but but I'm telling y'all that that was a lot
Speaker 7: of what you would will hear when it comes out.
Speaker 12: Exactly.
Speaker 7: And if there was a Drake line on there, you
Speaker 7: don't think somebody would have posted that because that was
Speaker 7: that's def Jam's issue. They thought that it was going
Speaker 7: to be an issue with Kendrick and Drake.
Speaker 5: I didn't hear the verse.
Speaker 16: Mark it's not worth drama. It's not worth the drama.
Speaker 7: Not their music news Cardi b So she's finally given
Speaker 7: us a date for her album. Her sophomore album will
Speaker 7: come out on September nineteenth, and the name of the
Speaker 7: album is am I the Drama. Now, yes, it's called
Speaker 7: am I the Drama. She's been dropping visuals online. She
Speaker 7: also teased a voiceover with a visual that gives some
Speaker 7: context to what the album will be about.
Speaker 16: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 20: Seven years and the time has come. Seven years of love,
Speaker 20: life and loss. Seven years I gave them grace, but
Speaker 20: now I give them hell. I learn power is not giving.
Speaker 20: It's taken. I'm setting feathers and no more tears. I'm
Speaker 20: not back. I'm beyond. I'm not your villain, I'm your karma.
Speaker 21: The time is here, the.
Speaker 1: Time is now.
Speaker 3: Congratulations, Okay, okay, I can't wait to hear some new music.
Speaker 8: They said it's selling like crazy already, right, order is
Speaker 8: a pretty good Yeah, I said, I.
Speaker 1: Saw that she sold one point five million total album
Speaker 1: units already. But but but but from what I saw
Speaker 1: in the track list, Up and Wap is on there
Speaker 1: because they place, yeah, show that contributes to it.
Speaker 3: They haven't had a place, so they gotta go on
Speaker 3: the album. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think there's just so much anticipation too, like people
Speaker 7: really want to hear what she's gonna put on the album,
Speaker 7: what she's going to talk about, because you think about
Speaker 7: seven years since Invasion of Privacy, we've heard like features,
Speaker 7: but Carty has went through a lot of things.
Speaker 16: And it's time.
Speaker 8: So like said, those are the two records that she
Speaker 8: dropped in the last one two years. So yeah, those
Speaker 8: are going and I love to hear it.
Speaker 2: She's still been relevant this whole time.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: You know when somebody takes seven years off, you know,
Speaker 7: between driving the album and seven years off, you don't
Speaker 7: really hear too much about them. Like she's still been
Speaker 7: relevant worth singles and her features and everything that is.
Speaker 5: But that is funny though.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna still give you all these singles, right, y'all
Speaker 1: gonna get these things right, this album seven years and
Speaker 1: to make it.
Speaker 16: That's right, and I think too uh as we close,
Speaker 16: I know people were like, how do you how do
Speaker 16: you do that?
Speaker 7: Why would you put the singles on there? But that's
Speaker 7: not uncommon. People do that all the time. It just
Speaker 7: normally doesn't take them as long. They really the album
Speaker 7: before this single. Once the singles come out, well.
Speaker 8: Before you were listening to music. That's what autists would
Speaker 8: really do, like they would release two three singles first
Speaker 8: and then release an album like that.
Speaker 7: Was they do that now, it's just not I feel
Speaker 7: like the rollouts aren't as strong, so people don't realize
Speaker 7: what they're doing.
Speaker 3: But they're like, yeah, a couple of singles and then
Speaker 3: you would get that.
Speaker 16: Smart artists do that, So that was smart of her.
Speaker 1: I do feel like all this should have dropped in
Speaker 1: the summer though, me too. I thought it was going
Speaker 1: to be your newest record is called Outside. I do
Speaker 1: think she should have dropped this.
Speaker 16: I thought it was gonna be summer to lys.
Speaker 7: Out now, yeah, because usually we have like a summer
Speaker 7: girl anthem. It's still glow everything glow.
Speaker 16: Well I think I know outside is it has that
Speaker 16: feeling where it could be.
Speaker 2: That the whole body of work.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, glow out singles.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, well that's the latest with Lauren. Can
Speaker 8: we play outside now? I will get into that next.
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Speaker 10: So yeah, hey, so let's get into the congressional response
Speaker 10: to the US strikes on Iran and the seemingly ongoing
Speaker 10: conflict in the Middle East. Despite their being a so
Speaker 10: called ceasefire in place now. House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries
Speaker 10: says President Trump has broken his promise, the promise he
Speaker 10: made to stay out of foreign wars. The New York
Speaker 10: Democrat criticized Trump's decision to launch an attack on Iran
Speaker 10: without first getting the approval of Congress, adding they need
Speaker 10: answers regarding his decision. Let's take a listen to House
Speaker 10: Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries comments, the use.
Speaker 22: Of military force, which is offensive in nature, must be
Speaker 22: approved by the House and the Senate. Donald Trump and
Speaker 22: the administration chose to ignore the Constitution, and so they're
Speaker 22: going to have to come before Congress and explain their justification.
Speaker 5: I want to say that right there is the right messaging.
Speaker 1: You know, I'll give problems with promises to do all
Speaker 1: that he didn't, you know, get congressional approval. That's foolishness,
Speaker 1: because plenty of presidents haven't gotten congressional approval. But saying
Speaker 1: that he broke campaign promises and reminding people that he
Speaker 1: said no war, that he would end wars, but yet
Speaker 1: he's starting yet another one, using your taxpayer dollars to
Speaker 1: start another one, that's the right messaging.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Well, Jeffries said the move goes against the Constitution.
Speaker 10: He added that while Iran cannot everyone agrees that Aran
Speaker 10: essentially cannot have the nuclear weapon, but he says the
Speaker 10: Trump administration chose to intentionally ignore the aggressive diplomacy that
Speaker 10: was available now. Jeffries also noted that a briefing with
Speaker 10: the Gang of Eight congressional leader has not taken place,
Speaker 10: so again, Congress is looking for that so called that meeting.
Speaker 9: Essentially, maybe somebody.
Speaker 5: Can feel me.
Speaker 8: And I thought the fact that he made sure Iran
Speaker 8: didn't have any nuclear bombs was a good thing. I
Speaker 8: thought that was a good thing. In the fact that
Speaker 8: that's the thing, I thought that was a good thing.
Speaker 8: So are they mad that he did it or not.
Speaker 10: I think they're mad that he did it without their approval.
Speaker 10: They're upset that he did it without you know, speaking
Speaker 10: to them about it, essentially talking to them about it,
Speaker 10: because when you talk about conflict and war, Congress is
Speaker 10: the one that has to make the approval on that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but that's hypocrisy, Like you know, like I
Speaker 1: was saying yesterday, presidents don't even do that anymore.
Speaker 5: Obama didn't do it, Biden didn't do it.
Speaker 1: Clinton didn't do it, like like not getting congressional approval
Speaker 1: had become routine when it comes to stuff like that.
Speaker 10: Well, meanwhile, along party lines, Republican US Representative Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 10: Green of Georgia says President Trump's decision to bomb Iran's
Speaker 10: nuclear sites feels like a complete bait and switch. So
Speaker 10: this seems like the Republican Party does. Appeared to be
Speaker 10: a split on this decision. The Georgia Republican wrote on
Speaker 10: x that Trump's MAGA agenda promised no more foreign wars,
Speaker 10: no more regime change, and world peace. She added that
Speaker 10: only six months in, we are back into foreign wars,
Speaker 10: regime change, and World War three.
Speaker 9: Although excuse me, saide, no, there is no World War three.
Speaker 9: Let's just be clear about that as of now.
Speaker 10: So Green went on to say that it feels like
Speaker 10: a complete bait and switch to the neocons, warmongers, and
Speaker 10: military industrial complex. Of course, hours later, Trump announced that
Speaker 10: Iran and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire, which appears
Speaker 10: to be shaky at this moment. And of course, you
Speaker 10: guys are in New York, so New York remains.
Speaker 9: On high alert.
Speaker 10: I'm sure DC as well where i Am and La
Speaker 10: has also been named, but New York remains on high
Speaker 10: alert after Iran launched those missiles at the US air
Speaker 10: base and Qatar yesterday. Now, New York Governor Kathy Hoko
Speaker 10: says although there's no credible threat to the state right now,
Speaker 10: the state is taking all the necessary steps to protect
Speaker 10: New York from possible retaliation and closer to home, saying
Speaker 10: that you know, New York is no stranger to this
Speaker 10: and that they've been here before. So let's take a
Speaker 10: listen to New York Governor Kathy Hoche's comments.
Speaker 2: We are a place that has been attacked before.
Speaker 23: We are the financial capital of the world, head of
Speaker 23: the cultural center for our country and indeed the world
Speaker 23: as well. They have family members in the Middle East
Speaker 23: religious groups, whether it's the Jewish or Muslim communities. We
Speaker 23: have the largest groups in the State of New York
Speaker 23: of anywhere in the country, and we're going to continue
Speaker 23: letting them know we'll defend and fight against hate crimes.
Speaker 10: So she went on to say that all state agencies,
Speaker 10: including the Thruway Authority, the DOT, and the MTA, airports
Speaker 10: and utilities are on high alert, adding that bridges, tunnels,
Speaker 10: and passenger lines are also being protected. Hoko went on
Speaker 10: to say that she knows there are people that are
Speaker 10: scared in New York, particularly those with loved ones in
Speaker 10: the Middle East and those of the Jewish and Muslim faiths.
Speaker 10: Patrols have also been boosted at houses of worship because
Speaker 10: of these conflicts.
Speaker 1: Now today when they do that, though, I understand you
Speaker 1: know why, you know, you know, Jewish people or you know,
Speaker 1: Muslims would feel, you know, afraid.
Speaker 5: But we all got a sense of anxiety.
Speaker 3: Like we all here in New York City. When the
Speaker 3: planes crashed.
Speaker 1: Into the towers, they didn't care who was in there,
Speaker 1: what they race was, what they jender was religion or
Speaker 1: anything like that. So like we all, you know, have
Speaker 1: a sense of anxiety. But I will say, hey man,
Speaker 1: there's nothing you can do about it. You know, I
Speaker 1: give all praises due to God. I believe in God,
Speaker 1: and I mean I think will be okay. But if not,
Speaker 1: then that's God's will too.
Speaker 9: That's that's that's your time. Anger a lie.
Speaker 10: I was at the Capitol yesterday in the office and
Speaker 10: when the strikes happened, and I was like, oh yeah,
Speaker 10: let me get out of here, and in case you
Speaker 10: missed it, I think this is very important news before
Speaker 10: I go, not relative to all this conflict, but still
Speaker 10: very very interesting. On the home front, the Supreme Court
Speaker 10: is allowing the Trump administration to deport convicted criminals to
Speaker 10: so called third countries, even if they have no connection
Speaker 10: to the name convicted criminals. I did not say anything
Speaker 10: about migrants, immigrants, just convicted criminals. So places like South
Speaker 10: Sudan and Venezuela are included on this list. And this
Speaker 10: puts a hold on a federal judge's ruling that said
Speaker 10: that those being deported should have a chance to bring
Speaker 10: claims that they would be at risk for persecution or
Speaker 10: death if sent to another country. All three liberal judges
Speaker 10: on the court dissented.
Speaker 1: So, so when you say convicted criminals, like if I'll say,
Speaker 1: say if I was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan.
Speaker 5: Say it, and I commanded, I'm asking.
Speaker 3: I don't know how commitment.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm talking about. It's convicted criminals.
Speaker 10: That's why I'm saying, we're not talking about migrants or
Speaker 10: someone who immigrated here and they did something.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about.
Speaker 10: He did say homegrowns are next, didn't he let's listen
Speaker 10: to the president when he speaks.
Speaker 9: Okay, because he's not playing.
Speaker 10: The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to deport
Speaker 10: convicted criminals.
Speaker 3: Give me a third party.
Speaker 5: It depends on what you did, depending on the crime.
Speaker 3: I don't care, depending on the crime. If you if you,
Speaker 3: if you couldn't, if you do a.
Speaker 5: Crime that's so hated. Say you go and you kill
Speaker 5: seven eight year old, rape a child.
Speaker 10: The mass shootings, right like the mass shootings, the school shootings.
Speaker 5: I could care less you put them.
Speaker 3: You can drop me.
Speaker 5: Hey, I could Hey, I could care less.
Speaker 2: You don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't care if you walk into a school and
Speaker 1: you kill eight seven year olds, eight year olds. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be honest with you. I don't care where they
Speaker 1: send you. I hope that that would be a deterrent.
Speaker 1: They're gonna send your stupid ass. Else I would do it.
Speaker 3: Now, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: You don't want.
Speaker 8: But if you don't do it and they say you
Speaker 8: did it, and they send your asses, what's different I'm saying.
Speaker 5: But you can say that with a bunch of You
Speaker 5: can say that with the death pendent. You can say
Speaker 5: that with a bunch of different things.
Speaker 3: You got proof without doubt. I'm not mad at you.
Speaker 3: You a mass murder. I got to hear more because
Speaker 3: this is the first time I'm hearing it this Morgan.
Speaker 5: I gotta read more on it. But just based off
Speaker 5: what you just said on the face, right, I depend.
Speaker 12: On what you did.
Speaker 2: It's mad about.
Speaker 3: But you know people to do crimes to be mad
Speaker 3: at it. But yeah, like you said, you want to
Speaker 3: kill a bunch of kids, you want to do a
Speaker 3: mass shooting.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, let's just hope we don't make any mistakes
Speaker 10: on this one. But yeah, all right, y'all, that's your
Speaker 10: front page news.
Speaker 9: I'm Morgan Wood.
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Speaker 9: Thank y'all so much. Have a great day.
Speaker 8: All right now, when we come back, the host of
Speaker 8: the podcast Decisions Decisions will be joining us.
Speaker 3: The new book No Holds Bard is out today. Man
Speaker 3: DyB and Weezy.
Speaker 8: Will be joining us, so we're gonna kick it with them. Next,
Speaker 8: you don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast Club. Good Morning,
Speaker 8: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: That if anyone's curious that like, really the full scope
Speaker 14: of it. My comp for this is chicken Soup meets Zane.
Speaker 14: You you have the self help version of it. You
Speaker 14: have the like where I'm holding the mirror up to
Speaker 14: myself talking about the things that I needed to unlearn.
Speaker 14: But then we also add the erotic element in it,
Speaker 14: so we get into details about our sexual experiences.
Speaker 12: It's fun back.
Speaker 24: Yeah, it's a really good thing for the book while reading.
Speaker 24: So it's not that Mandy and I wrote the stories together.
Speaker 24: You read one story and one that's kind of on
Speaker 24: the same theme. So it's broken up into pain oop sorry.
Speaker 3: Pleasure, pain, progression, and power yeah yeah, piece, power.
Speaker 12: Of the people, birth control, and off. It's been going
Speaker 12: off every morning interview.
Speaker 16: Oh my god, did you take it?
Speaker 25: Girl?
Speaker 12: I'm gonna have to be allowed to cut this second.
Speaker 3: You get a shot.
Speaker 24: So basically in the book, what happens is, let's say
Speaker 24: you're reading pain. It might be a BDSM story. Then
Speaker 24: it may be a story about an assault. It may
Speaker 24: be you getting spanked, it may be heartbreak. So it's
Speaker 24: pain and pleasure from like every aspect and it gets
Speaker 24: real fun to just like jump around. You're like, oh,
Speaker 24: it gets sexy, it gets dark. I think I've never
Speaker 24: read a book like this, like a rotting self help.
Speaker 3: Listen the BDM. The BDSM story was a lot. He
Speaker 3: seemed that it's weird right.
Speaker 1: Because Mandy seemed to enjoy the BDSM, her story seemed
Speaker 1: a little bit more okay, this with BDSM be your weez.
Speaker 1: He felt like you really just wanted to get dominated
Speaker 1: in waves on the leash. The dude that made you
Speaker 1: sit by the door on your knees, and oh that was.
Speaker 7: Fine, that's something pleasure to the man.
Speaker 12: Said had the buddy part y'all.
Speaker 24: So you know, while reading the story, it feels sexier.
Speaker 24: But here's what was going on in my real head.
Speaker 24: The dude made me turn around. I wasn't allowed to
Speaker 24: look at him until he was inside to me, so
Speaker 24: I'm thinking he's gonna walk in the door first he
Speaker 24: said no, turn around, So I'm just sitting there at
Speaker 24: the front door. I'm like, oh, please, don't let this
Speaker 24: be the super like, I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 24: So when he comes in, I'm still just facing the window,
Speaker 24: not looking at him. I'm completely bindfolded. I'm like, hands
Speaker 24: tied behind my back, everything, and he's just still back there.
Speaker 24: Now he's starting to make a drink and do it,
Speaker 24: and I'm like, I'm just.
Speaker 25: Seeing my video.
Speaker 12: Sub charapter was so different.
Speaker 14: I talk about going to a dungeon three different times,
Speaker 14: and one time was learning the art of pleasure, like
Speaker 14: she was literally teaching a.
Speaker 12: Dom how to flog.
Speaker 14: The next time, it was like black ad Tech Week,
Speaker 14: and so seven women who didn't know each other sat
Speaker 14: in a circle and shared all of their sexual desires,
Speaker 14: their traumas strangers, and.
Speaker 12: It was so close and it was so dope. It
Speaker 12: was so dope. And then the last time I went
Speaker 12: with the next partner.
Speaker 14: But that chapter to me, especially now living in Atlanta,
Speaker 14: it's been really interesting to be in the Bible Belt
Speaker 14: seeing many how different it is Like in New York.
Speaker 14: I didn't realize the privilege that we have to live
Speaker 14: out loud, our sexual preferences, our identities, however we want
Speaker 14: to be we can be in New York. And now
Speaker 14: moving back to the South, I'm like, oh, especially us
Speaker 14: black and brown people don't have that privilege A lot
Speaker 14: of them still go to church on Sundays and have
Speaker 14: to kind of identify with what the church tells them
Speaker 14: how they should do. And so it's just really dope
Speaker 14: that over the last thirteen years living in New York,
Speaker 14: I got to find my community. I got to find
Speaker 14: lifestyle is. I got to find people who know that
Speaker 14: BDSM could be safe. Like that's why I hate the
Speaker 14: conversation around the Diddy trial right now, because it's muddying
Speaker 14: what consensual freakiness BDSM all of that can look like.
Speaker 12: And it's just getting a little money.
Speaker 1: Well, I've been listening to y'all for a long time,
Speaker 1: and stuff that happened in the Diddy trial, I ain't
Speaker 1: never heard y'all.
Speaker 12: No, I ain't gonna hold you.
Speaker 3: Learned another new term for what for people who love
Speaker 3: seeing it?
Speaker 12: There you go about that so great that I'm saying, I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, Diddy's a brother.
Speaker 1: You know what it is?
Speaker 12: You spin it up, that's not what is.
Speaker 9: No, No, I don't.
Speaker 5: But the way we described it, she was like, I
Speaker 5: love it. I love it.
Speaker 12: I feel like I'm listening my dad.
Speaker 3: But I don't want people to think that this book
Speaker 3: it is sex. But it all has a purpose to it.
Speaker 12: Do you know what's crazy?
Speaker 14: We had a call with Charlotte, like the amount of
Speaker 14: time it actually took for us to write this book.
Speaker 14: You have two people where yes, we agree on so
Speaker 14: many things, we have different approaches to life, and I
Speaker 14: think you get to read that in the book.
Speaker 12: But it was really important to.
Speaker 14: Me as liberated women as having the podcast Horrible Decisions
Speaker 14: for so long. For me starting the pot at twenty
Speaker 14: six and now being thirty four years old, it was
Speaker 14: really important for me to share like my regret where
Speaker 14: I had shame, like where I've learned from my own
Speaker 14: mistakes that this is not how I want to.
Speaker 12: Receive love anymore.
Speaker 14: And so I literally get to where even how like
Speaker 14: casual sex is different now I seek intimacy, Like there's
Speaker 14: so many differences in the ways we have to unlearn
Speaker 14: how we show up in the bedroom or how we
Speaker 14: show up with men or women in partnerships. So I
Speaker 14: just really liked that. When having the conversation with Charlotte,
Speaker 14: he was like, Nah, y'all got to put like those
Speaker 14: reflective moments. You have to dig into the mental health
Speaker 14: of it, because sex and navigating dating and relationships is
Speaker 14: mental health, like, y'all know these men will have you
Speaker 14: have you thought we.
Speaker 8: Got more with Mandy being wheezy. When we come back,
Speaker 8: it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning but everybody and DNA just hilarious charlamage the guy.
Speaker 3: We are to Breakfast Club. Laura la Rosa is here
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 8: We're still kicking it with Mandy and Wheezy from Decisions Decisions.
Speaker 3: That new book, No Holds Barred is out now, Lauren.
Speaker 7: I thought that the trigger Warner was so responsible of
Speaker 7: you guys, because when you watch a podcast, you just
Speaker 7: never know what you're gonna.
Speaker 16: Get and you just have to kind of know you guys.
Speaker 7: But with the book, because you don't see you in
Speaker 7: this trigger warning when you tell people to like prioritize
Speaker 7: their well being and consider skipping some sections that they need.
Speaker 16: I was like, that was it's like a TV.
Speaker 24: Show you ever watched, like General Hospital, and then you're
Speaker 24: in a bad mood or not General Hospitals.
Speaker 12: Grazing out of me, Like you just get in a mood.
Speaker 24: There's some shows that get you in a happy mood,
Speaker 24: like I have a comfort show I watch to go
Speaker 24: to bed.
Speaker 12: So with this book, considering that.
Speaker 25: There's not one story in here.
Speaker 24: I feel like I could bet my life that a
Speaker 24: woman doesn't connect to whether it be assault, whether it
Speaker 24: be even the confusion and conversation surrounding having someone hurt
Speaker 24: you that you love so you look away from it,
Speaker 24: or trauma within figuring out who you are with your sexuality,
Speaker 24: Like I know that with myself. I have a story
Speaker 24: about how my mom knew I liked women when I
Speaker 24: was a kid. But imagine someone reading that and didn't
Speaker 24: have those open arms. My mom definitely was still a
Speaker 24: black MoMA, like okay, kiss them girls who.
Speaker 25: Go ahead a baby? Which one of y'all gonna head
Speaker 25: a baby?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 12: Not everybody gets to experience that.
Speaker 24: And so where Mandy talks about even some of her
Speaker 24: pleasures being confusing because of homophobia, like we don't know
Speaker 24: who we are sometimes while we're on this journey. So
Speaker 24: to be able to make a guide book essentially felt
Speaker 24: really good. There was something that I've been talking about recently.
Speaker 24: We offer a masterclass that comes.
Speaker 14: Free with the book, because y'all know, people love frisa
Speaker 14: like they don't get it, but they're like what I
Speaker 14: get else?
Speaker 12: So we was like, okay, we've been pushing people to
Speaker 12: pre order the book.
Speaker 14: It's out now, but for this whole first week that
Speaker 14: the book is out, we created a masterclass broken into
Speaker 14: the same pain, pleasure, progression chapters.
Speaker 24: So if you're reading about like you read probably in
Speaker 24: the portion that you're in, like the story about me
Speaker 24: with women, like I talk about learning how to please
Speaker 24: a woman?
Speaker 7: Does a masterclass teach you the physical things that you
Speaker 7: talk about as well?
Speaker 3: How to deal with the men.
Speaker 12: Take my hands and my fingers, I'll go down how
Speaker 12: you do it?
Speaker 14: So explain explain you are three, and I'll explain mine three.
Speaker 14: So for pain in pain, I'm not sure what I
Speaker 14: have a pain. I think I on red flags getting over.
Speaker 24: Oh yes, so I see navigating coach who basically walks
Speaker 24: you through every single green flag and red flag you
Speaker 24: should be seeing and knowing on a date. Because in
Speaker 24: the book our dating experience stuff, I'm not telling you
Speaker 24: I'm a dating expert.
Speaker 25: I'm just telling you I dated all these nig pages
Speaker 25: of it and women and women and a lot and soil.
Speaker 24: Then I said, damn, well, we can't be preachy, because
Speaker 24: you know, people learn with us and through us. So
Speaker 24: in the course I sit with her and we learned that,
Speaker 24: and the next one I talk. I talk all about
Speaker 24: money because.
Speaker 12: I'm thirty four years old.
Speaker 24: I've been able to do very well for myself on
Speaker 24: several businesses, retire my parents, and I feel like everybody
Speaker 24: always asks me what to do.
Speaker 25: So I listed out every single time.
Speaker 1: I love that chapter because that you know, we always
Speaker 1: hear conversations about sugar daddy, and my thing is, look,
Speaker 1: what are you getting out of it?
Speaker 13: Out of it?
Speaker 12: Yep, don't get me wrong, you did it right.
Speaker 24: But then I was like, hold on, if the bag
Speaker 24: is more than the bank account, are we what are
Speaker 24: we talking about?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 24: So I break down you know how to spend your money,
Speaker 24: whether you got one thousand dollars or ten thousand dollars,
Speaker 24: where to allocate it, and then of course literally how
Speaker 24: to keep vagina.
Speaker 12: But what's cool about it?
Speaker 24: It has like worksheets attached like and one of my
Speaker 24: favorite portions of it is the manifestation rituals I do.
Speaker 12: So there's like five.
Speaker 24: Minutes of me telling you how to visualize and manifest
Speaker 24: and I learned how to do this for myself.
Speaker 12: I don't think I'm smarter than any of my friends.
Speaker 12: I dropped out of college. But somehow there are a.
Speaker 25: Lot of people in my life life I'll do better than.
Speaker 24: And I really think it's just because I know how
Speaker 24: to get what I want through just thinking about it.
Speaker 24: The more that I meet successful people, they all.
Speaker 12: Say the same thing.
Speaker 24: They all say they knew it was coming, they felt it.
Speaker 24: And I've like truly learned how to visualize.
Speaker 7: At what point in y'all lives did y'all understand like
Speaker 7: your own personal duality? Because there's so much like it's
Speaker 7: the business person, it's the you were able to have
Speaker 7: the sexual conversations?
Speaker 16: Like when did you really understand that you could do
Speaker 16: all things and be okay with it?
Speaker 14: Ooh, it's so funny because I don't. I think I'm
Speaker 14: still trying to navigate that. We were just in can
Speaker 14: And it's so crazy because I went to this beautiful
Speaker 14: panel salon culture Conversations.
Speaker 12: It was so it was so just wonderful.
Speaker 14: They had us pull out cards and the card was
Speaker 14: how did you know you had your like this power?
Speaker 14: Like what did power look like for you? And for me,
Speaker 14: it was now finding the purpose. I think I told
Speaker 14: Charlotte this as well, like this book, the people we
Speaker 14: meet right Before going there, I met a woman who
Speaker 14: literally came to me or she just started crying. She said,
Speaker 14: you helped me get through this part of my life.
Speaker 14: And so we're yes, we're running a seven figure business
Speaker 14: here with the podcast, with the book, with all these things.
Speaker 14: There's meaning behind what we're doing and we're staying here,
Speaker 14: and so we're yes. There's sometimes where I'm like, dang,
Speaker 14: I overshared, I put too much into this book. I'm like, whoa,
Speaker 14: you know what there's power and how we've been able
Speaker 14: to change people's lives. The vulnerability is power, and so
Speaker 14: for me, I'm like, we just blended all in one
Speaker 14: together and that's what I think allows us to keep going.
Speaker 24: Honesty is the brand too, you know, like thinking about
Speaker 24: the origin of this show, we were corporate girls that
Speaker 24: started telling all little sex stories. Right if you watched
Speaker 24: the first episode of Brillion India, as were ever on,
Speaker 24: I'm in a suit, maybe called out, I think, but like, oh.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I think I had to call out of work girl.
Speaker 14: Like our journey in this is like just so crazy.
Speaker 14: That was back when I worked, mind you, I worked
Speaker 14: at EY. I was a Big four accountant literally going to.
Speaker 13: H and M.
Speaker 12: Right here in Times Square. Yes, I shot at H
Speaker 12: and L.
Speaker 25: You did that little monkey to jumping thing.
Speaker 17: I mean, I mean, okay, I was.
Speaker 14: I was literally sharing how I would have to go
Speaker 14: from the club to the store to get me an
Speaker 14: outfit to go right into work.
Speaker 12: And so those were kind of like our beginning story.
Speaker 12: We was having fun, we was outside.
Speaker 3: I used to see walking down the street in Wall
Speaker 3: Street with her and pant food on looking. Yo.
Speaker 24: It's so crazy to like have an evolution of you know,
Speaker 24: when people become a little fake famous, like I'm gonna
Speaker 24: say it, like podcasters, reality stars.
Speaker 12: They think they can't have a regular job.
Speaker 24: Ron was really up in that office, like sitting there
Speaker 24: figuring out what we were going to talk about for
Speaker 24: the day, but also recording, and I think people think
Speaker 24: there's only one way, and the duality of it made
Speaker 24: it so fun. So today even there's been moments where
Speaker 24: not today, but I take halfway through the pod, I
Speaker 24: even lost myself like, well I was the businesswoman and
Speaker 24: now I'm kind of just entertainer, Like who am I?
Speaker 24: And this so many evolutions of that too with us
Speaker 24: as women, like how do I be this sexual girl
Speaker 24: but still let someone know that I want love?
Speaker 25: How can I be seen that way?
Speaker 24: I was talking to Karen, who I met with you, Karen,
Speaker 24: and she said something to me that I found interesting.
Speaker 24: She goes, it's so funny how now finding love is
Speaker 24: like exciting for people to watch you because you were
Speaker 24: the party girl, the fun girl.
Speaker 25: People think that it doesn't happen girl.
Speaker 12: You was also love a girl. You had a boyfriend
Speaker 12: every two sides of it. That's what the who wants Yeah,
Speaker 12: who wants you?
Speaker 24: You're the girl who's always out there. You want your
Speaker 24: story talking about who's gonna want you? And she's like,
Speaker 24: people love hearing this because they don't believe it for themselves.
Speaker 12: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 25: Go live your life, Go have fun.
Speaker 24: Go swipe right, Like why are we stopping ourselves with
Speaker 24: this person that doesn't exist?
Speaker 14: And ladies, unless you want to date the Uber East
Speaker 14: driver staying in your house, they gonna make you meet
Speaker 14: no man.
Speaker 3: You gotta get outside, like you gotta get so.
Speaker 24: You know, we're told so much that we have to
Speaker 24: act this certain way. And I think that's the beauty
Speaker 24: of this book. Is like, oh okay, but maybe their
Speaker 24: world look pregnant, don't won't say the word who because
Speaker 24: we've grown. But maybe they were some wild, fun girls,
Speaker 24: care free you know, that's how you clean it up
Speaker 24: back in the day. But you can still get there.
Speaker 24: And we just don't believe that. We don't believe that
Speaker 24: sexual liberation, sexual exploration can exist while also being respected.
Speaker 25: And I started to have that conversation with her, and yes,
Speaker 25: like even I thought it wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Happen for me.
Speaker 24: I thought they're not going to be with me for real,
Speaker 24: even by saying I like women, what do men think?
Speaker 12: Immediately?
Speaker 25: Three threesome? I mean, yeah, it's coming, but still not
Speaker 25: in the beginning.
Speaker 3: Wait, I mean, y'all, have we got more with Mandy
Speaker 3: being wheezy?
Speaker 8: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club, Good morning everybody,
Speaker 8: j Envy, Jess, Hilari and Charlamage the God we are
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club Low and.
Speaker 3: The rules is here as well. We're still kicking it
Speaker 3: with Mandy and Wheezy.
Speaker 8: From Decisions Decisions new book, No Holds bod is out
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 1: I love that chapter in the book where you talk
Speaker 1: about how you know, basically you can't pick your your
Speaker 1: family right, but your friends are the people you choose.
Speaker 5: Yea and it's like.
Speaker 12: Talk about something. I believe you get to choose choose
Speaker 12: my name.
Speaker 14: You don't get to choose your parents, like that's in
Speaker 14: my introduction, Like, but who you get to choose are
Speaker 14: who really stands out as as your family.
Speaker 1: And those people have to love you, regard godose people
Speaker 1: that love you regardless of everything your flaws and everything
Speaker 1: that's your core.
Speaker 24: That's we both probably talked about that because when you
Speaker 24: have women that are let's just say, live in an
Speaker 24: alternative life style or have things that they want to
Speaker 24: talk about with their friends but can't, we both need
Speaker 24: that safe space. Like it's that's an easy story for
Speaker 24: someone that's living like us, right, because how many people
Speaker 24: in our lives are going to accept it? You really
Speaker 24: want to go and seek them out. When people ask
Speaker 24: me things like that like oh well how do you
Speaker 24: find or how do you feel better about X y Z, Like, oh,
Speaker 24: I go seek out the community. I literally was on
Speaker 24: Instagram one day and made a post like I need
Speaker 24: a really fun girl to hang out with tonight, preferably black.
Speaker 25: I'll take POC. I'm gonna go get drinks here.
Speaker 24: Three girls showed up, Yeah wow, yep, and one of
Speaker 24: them still my friend today, and like that was literally it.
Speaker 24: And it sounds crazy, but I just met up with
Speaker 24: these girls, and I know it sounds it could sound
Speaker 24: desperate to some, it could sound silly, but that's what
Speaker 24: I was on. I moved to New York, I was
Speaker 24: single alone, I wanted fun, and you really have to
Speaker 24: seek your community.
Speaker 12: It can't be sitting.
Speaker 14: Community can come from Like my favorite chapter in the
Speaker 14: book personally comes with a trigger warning. Probably the chapter
Speaker 14: that I knew had to be in this book was
Speaker 14: my decision to have an abortion when I was in
Speaker 14: high school and so my friend at the time, my
Speaker 14: mom couldn't even afford the five hundred dollars abortion.
Speaker 12: My daddy said, figure it out. Well, I want them
Speaker 12: to read.
Speaker 14: Into it because I think what's what's important is my
Speaker 14: friend who worked.
Speaker 12: At Codestone came came through with that.
Speaker 14: And I think why that chapter is my favorite is
Speaker 14: because that took place in my summer going into my
Speaker 14: junior year of high school. Do you know I never
Speaker 14: spoke to my mom or that friend in the seventeen
Speaker 14: years since until writing this book. So I don't like
Speaker 14: my makeup is done, so I don't want to cry,
Speaker 14: but it was so emotional to like be like, damn,
Speaker 14: this was the decision I made, and I didn't even
Speaker 14: consider what it meant for you two, and so for
Speaker 14: me having.
Speaker 12: It was very important. With the reversal of Roe v.
Speaker 14: Wade happening and we were talking about women losing their
Speaker 14: autonomy but abortion still being shameful, I was like, that
Speaker 14: was a decision.
Speaker 12: That I'm so happy I made. I'm thirty four and
Speaker 12: don't want children.
Speaker 14: I just told told Charlotte and Can I said, thank you,
Speaker 14: because this is my baby, this is my legacy.
Speaker 12: I told the whole room and even now knows I
Speaker 12: don't want to kids. Malcolm Gladwell.
Speaker 25: Said, anthem kids.
Speaker 12: I don't want to happy that you got them, but
Speaker 12: I don't want want to tell you.
Speaker 24: I don't know if anyone else is in a duo
Speaker 24: for work or business or whatever. Many gifts up there.
Speaker 1: Let me just sit up.
Speaker 25: We're in the French riviera. We are now a lot
Speaker 25: of the factors out there, and here's the black lineup.
Speaker 25: It's Charlemagne Quest Loves, Malcolm Gladwell, me and Mandy.
Speaker 12: Yep, no, I don't mean that, huh So that is
Speaker 12: by by the way, let let's be very clear. We
Speaker 12: was the last to speak. They said best for the last.
Speaker 12: They let them speak, said, I know you guys may
Speaker 12: not know who we are.
Speaker 24: They put us last because y'all are three glass of
Speaker 24: one in and we're gonna talk about six and Manny
Speaker 24: get her ass off, say all.
Speaker 14: One none, And he gave me purpose of my life
Speaker 14: because they be attaching legacy to kids.
Speaker 12: And I was like, what if they become serial killers?
Speaker 12: Though I didn't say that part.
Speaker 3: But also that's what I be thinking.
Speaker 12: We were sitting there with their fall and then here
Speaker 12: we go.
Speaker 14: So then so then I go from say thank you
Speaker 14: Charlotte for giving me my baby, you my baby daddy,
Speaker 14: and literally going from that to Weezy's like, and we
Speaker 14: had this book about you.
Speaker 12: Know why even Gloria come and help us read our book.
Speaker 3: Before that, Weezy goes, I wanted to hear Malcolm Gladwell.
Speaker 14: Literally, so Eva is like, bet, oh my god, oh
Speaker 14: my god.
Speaker 12: Yes, The question was who in the room would you
Speaker 12: want to read the book?
Speaker 3: And that's the true ist.
Speaker 24: I really want to hear Malcolm Blodwell safe, but he's here,
Speaker 24: so I guess it'll be.
Speaker 12: And then she stands up and I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 12: what's happening.
Speaker 14: So Weezy and I have had this this game when
Speaker 14: we have guests on our show to pick a page
Speaker 14: number from the book from zero to three.
Speaker 12: Hundred, pick a number. She picked a little law. I
Speaker 12: was nervous. She said fifteen. So I'm like, goddamn, that
Speaker 12: might be an introduction. No it's not.
Speaker 14: It's actually the chapter on masturbation. So in front of
Speaker 14: all of the exacts, in front.
Speaker 12: Of all the things, it's like, we have to make
Speaker 12: yourself calm.
Speaker 14: We have Eva Longoria giving people over one in the
Speaker 14: French rivi ear ways of which master ben't get your head.
Speaker 25: I'm like, oh my god, there were so many smarder ones.
Speaker 24: Why couldn't she get the one about like the scales
Speaker 24: of homosexuality, like.
Speaker 5: I asked, because we even started reading. She was like,
Speaker 5: it is relaxing, like.
Speaker 12: It does help me go to sleep at night. I
Speaker 12: hear the book right now.
Speaker 25: But let me say so, Eva was so.
Speaker 12: Beautiful, and I don't do this because I don't already
Speaker 12: say I wanted to start sinking.
Speaker 25: The little Spanish black effects.
Speaker 12: They already think I'm Dominican. No, don't do this, Lauren,
Speaker 12: did you just say you not?
Speaker 16: She kind of gives you we are.
Speaker 25: Blacks have a regular agree, okay, next.
Speaker 16: To the little che who starts speaking in tongues.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We I mean, see, here's the thing. Man and Weezy
Speaker 3: are good in any room, you know.
Speaker 1: And it was interesting to watch the impact that you
Speaker 1: had on Evil because she even went and posted about
Speaker 1: y'all later.
Speaker 3: I couldn't believe that posted y'all book later and was like,
Speaker 3: pre order it, hold on.
Speaker 12: Not only that hit the follow she had some dms
Speaker 12: we friends.
Speaker 24: Now, I thought you asked her to do that until
Speaker 24: you wrote me and said, how do I post this to?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 12: How did she get how did she get the pictures?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 14: I'm like, how does eva have like camera ready pictures?
Speaker 14: We ain't get no drop box line.
Speaker 12: You know what felt good about that moment.
Speaker 24: There's so many rooms we're in where someone knows us
Speaker 24: or has heard of us, so I don't get to
Speaker 24: be someone's first impression a lot. And it felt good
Speaker 24: to see it again because I knew the feeling when
Speaker 24: Mandy and I first came out and people are like,
Speaker 24: oh my god, these girls are great, Oh my god,
Speaker 24: I love this.
Speaker 12: Everybody needs this.
Speaker 25: To see that from someone like Eva felt good.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying this just because the book is
Speaker 1: on black privilege publishing. Is I just I love stories
Speaker 1: that I've never heard before.
Speaker 5: I like reading perspectives that I've never heard before.
Speaker 1: And I love honest, authentic comments stations and honest, authentic people.
Speaker 3: And reading this made me uncomfortable in a good way.
Speaker 1: I love that in a good way because I want
Speaker 1: to know what girls and women are feeling and experiencing,
Speaker 1: and and and thinking. And this book explores the shadow
Speaker 1: side of people in ways that folks only share with
Speaker 1: their therapist.
Speaker 3: And you all, you know.
Speaker 12: That's why you love this. I'll never forget some Deesus
Speaker 12: said about you.
Speaker 25: He said, he said, is sitting up there like a
Speaker 25: ticket like.
Speaker 3: I like a little key. I got a good key.
Speaker 24: Gentlemen, You've told me sometimes I'm gonna call you back
Speaker 24: and I'll be telling you I got no no, I'm good.
Speaker 12: I'm good.
Speaker 1: What what you put out into the world comes back.
Speaker 1: And y'all have gave so much of y'allself in this book.
Speaker 1: I expect nothing thing but abundance for you both because
Speaker 1: of this project. No holes barred, So go out there,
Speaker 1: get no holds bar the Dual Manifesto of sexual exploration
Speaker 1: and Power available everywhere you buy books.
Speaker 3: Now run down some book tour days.
Speaker 14: Today Brooklyn we are signing books with a moderated talk
Speaker 14: with our good girl Passport Cuddy tonight at.
Speaker 12: Seven o'clock at Word right at Word in Brooklyn.
Speaker 14: On Franklin Street, So y'all come and see us there.
Speaker 14: And then we are at Uncle Bobby's tomorrow in Philadelphia
Speaker 14: at seven pm. Guess at seven pm our book signing.
Speaker 14: We are going on the road starting at the end
Speaker 14: of the month nhbtour dot com. We're hitting about nineteen
Speaker 14: cities and we're bringing the pod and book to the
Speaker 14: stage combined. So it's gonna be a good time. What's
Speaker 14: that again, nhbtour dot com.
Speaker 12: This week is super important.
Speaker 24: If y'all want that masterclass, man, just listen. If you
Speaker 24: don't want to read a book, give it to somebody.
Speaker 25: No, just please how to eat vaginas in that masterclass?
Speaker 4: Yea.
Speaker 25: And I'm just telling you we need you.
Speaker 12: No girl needs me. I can't show up. You need this.
Speaker 25: It's a few minutes. Just please please just get it.
Speaker 3: No Old Bard.
Speaker 1: Then subscribe to the Decisions Decisions podcast on the Black
Speaker 1: Effect I Heart Radio podcast Network.
Speaker 5: It's the Dress Club.
Speaker 3: Now, let's get to that.
Speaker 1: What now I'm gonna say, make sure you pull up
Speaker 1: on Mandy and Weezy tonight at Word Word Bookstore in Brooklyn, Okay,
Speaker 1: one twenty six Franklin Street at seven pm.
Speaker 3: All right, well, let's get to the latest with.
Speaker 17: Laurie Lamie coming straight fast.
Speaker 12: She gets them.
Speaker 3: Somebody that knows, somebody gets the detail.
Speaker 16: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest on the the Latest with
Speaker 1: Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 3: So it's the latest on the Breakfast Club Talk Me.
Speaker 7: Portie Williams is being featured in People Magazine and if
Speaker 7: you take a look at the photos which are posted
Speaker 7: all over People magazine dot com and their Instagram, she
Speaker 7: is re enacting the Waiting to Excel moment where Angel
Speaker 7: Bassett blows up the car. Yes, and a great reenactment
Speaker 7: as well. So in this People Magazine said down Porsche.
Speaker 7: It is talking about her divorce and you know, we
Speaker 7: broke the story about what the divorce means, which she
Speaker 7: gets the fact that it actually happened, that she won,
Speaker 7: and it happened in her favor, but she goes into
Speaker 7: more details.
Speaker 16: This is the first time speaking out. Let's say, a
Speaker 16: listen to Portche on her divorce.
Speaker 19: Well, now that my divorce is finalized, Yes, I'm finally
Speaker 19: able to exhale.
Speaker 12: It comes with mixed feelings. It's probably more of it's not.
Speaker 16: Like a smooth like.
Speaker 19: It's like, you know, divorces are so long and drawn
Speaker 19: out and so ugly. But I'm just glad not to
Speaker 19: be in the fight anymore. I'm glad not to battle anymore.
Speaker 19: I really hope that I can just send love out
Speaker 19: and be done with like fighting and protecting myself and
Speaker 19: being in defense mode.
Speaker 25: I'm just ready to move on and live.
Speaker 19: And I forgive myself and I truly forgive him, and
Speaker 19: I'm done with the animosity. And I'm also done fantasizing
Speaker 19: about what it could have been, because when you have
Speaker 19: a marriage like mine that felt so perfect, you often
Speaker 19: fantasize about how perfect it could have been and what
Speaker 19: you could have done different. And I'm okay now with
Speaker 19: how everything has happened.
Speaker 2: Yes, and she looked good on her birthday seeing that
Speaker 2: all black baby.
Speaker 16: She always looks good.
Speaker 3: Fool Oh my god.
Speaker 8: I wonder how this plays out in the next season.
Speaker 8: Is she gonna do the next season of Housewives? Is
Speaker 8: it going to happen that she back?
Speaker 7: Like fully, contracts haven't been that hasn't been announced yet,
Speaker 7: but I'm assuming that she will be back and I'm
Speaker 7: sure we'll see it play out.
Speaker 1: If she is well Simon. Do I know Simon didn't
Speaker 1: like that, uh that interview she did with People magazine?
Speaker 1: I know he did something.
Speaker 13: What do you do?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 7: Well, so I did speak to Simon's attorney attorney of
Speaker 7: course on your mother fairy.
Speaker 21: And hot I'm not for sure was that fairy?
Speaker 12: Okay?
Speaker 7: So, so she tells me that they are actually planning
Speaker 7: to challenge this, and we talked about this before in
Speaker 7: my report, right, but she says that they want to
Speaker 7: make it clear that although although Portia's talking about the
Speaker 7: divorce being finalized, they are not actually legally single yet.
Speaker 7: And what the attorney told me is that what happens
Speaker 7: is is because things, you know, worked out in Porscha's favor,
Speaker 7: Portia sided of things legally has to now submit an
Speaker 7: order or has submitted an order to the judge, which
Speaker 7: is basically like, all right, put together all the details
Speaker 7: of what I said, you win. So remember I talked
Speaker 7: about the forty K a month, the equity on the
Speaker 7: home and all that, and then they gave it to
Speaker 7: the judge.
Speaker 16: The judge is looking over it. Once the judge signs it.
Speaker 7: Simon via his attorneys plan to challenge that because they
Speaker 7: don't agree with him having to do a lot of
Speaker 7: the things that he's being.
Speaker 21: Ordered to do.
Speaker 1: Also challenge like all the things that she won, yes,
Speaker 1: not the divorce. How do you challenge the divorce.
Speaker 16: To the terms of what she wins?
Speaker 3: Because how long when they married? They weren't married that long?
Speaker 16: Right, No, they were not married that long. Let me
Speaker 16: look that up.
Speaker 3: But they don't have kids together.
Speaker 16: Right, No, no years together.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 16: I do know though that with this challenge, because people
Speaker 16: are like, well, why do you want to challenge?
Speaker 12: Like what would that do?
Speaker 7: Because the judge made it really clear. What they're hoping
Speaker 7: to do is get this in front of another judge.
Speaker 7: And if they get this in front of another judge,
Speaker 7: then they might have the chance for like he might
Speaker 7: not be responsible for all the things.
Speaker 16: That we talked about.
Speaker 7: But Portia she did talk about like the different stages
Speaker 7: of divorce that you go through, and it made me
Speaker 7: never want to get divorced. She talks about anger fighting.
Speaker 2: You said that. I love that you said it.
Speaker 7: Yes, because you didn't say you didn't say it make
Speaker 7: you not want to.
Speaker 2: Be married, and I love that.
Speaker 7: Man, you never want to be here in it for
Speaker 7: the long haul. And it's let me grab this book
Speaker 7: because I might got thought, what's funny?
Speaker 5: What's I just want you to get I want you
Speaker 5: to get married for but you're.
Speaker 16: Gonna pay for my weddy.
Speaker 12: Ignore him.
Speaker 3: Man, I do have questions. They were they were shut up.
Speaker 3: They were only like you have.
Speaker 2: A daughter a father to do that charlamage, She asked you,
Speaker 2: because you are wrong.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to.
Speaker 2: Sorry, go ahead, because I'm coming at you.
Speaker 1: My dad.
Speaker 16: My dad just hosted the show the other day.
Speaker 12: Hey dad, how are you?
Speaker 16: He listens that, but maybe you need to hear that.
Speaker 16: But go ahead and be answer your question. Let me
Speaker 16: ask your questions, your dad.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, this is this is not funny.
Speaker 17: In here.
Speaker 12: Shot that was not funny.
Speaker 16: The fact that they even gott to say that. Okay,
Speaker 16: it's eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: We got to come up. So that was the question.
Speaker 3: Is she was only married fifteen months?
Speaker 16: Yes, fifteen months.
Speaker 3: They don't have any children with each other. Yes, and
Speaker 3: she got all of that. Yeah, she got all that.
Speaker 3: And Jesus, that's amazing.
Speaker 7: The amount of time. Remember we talked about the forty
Speaker 7: k per month. He has to pay that for amount
Speaker 7: of time that they were together. So it's going to
Speaker 7: be the fourteen to fifteen months that he'll be paying
Speaker 7: her that forty k a month. But so he's challenging
Speaker 7: a lot of these things. We talked about the fact
Speaker 7: that he paid money for the home on his own
Speaker 7: before they got to get there, so he feels like
Speaker 7: he should have some more say so when it comes he.
Speaker 3: Gets the home.
Speaker 12: We talked about this.
Speaker 7: Let's talk about I want to play this last clip.
Speaker 7: Of course, you're talking about what after getting through the
Speaker 7: voice looks like for hers, it's lonely.
Speaker 19: I can't connect with other men. You know, it's like
Speaker 19: people trying to introduce me. But it's just when it's
Speaker 19: not the same, it's not the same. I'm gonna do
Speaker 19: it different this time. I'm gonna be alone until I'm whole,
Speaker 19: and then when I'm whole, then I will, you know,
Speaker 19: open myself back up so I don't make the same
Speaker 19: mistake again.
Speaker 16: When you go through a bad enough breakup, you're like,
Speaker 16: I don't like nobody.
Speaker 12: I was sitting, I was like, do I like women enough?
Speaker 25: Can I get with a woman like?
Speaker 12: Who can come in and fill this void?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 25: But it don't come because what.
Speaker 16: I've decided is that I'm not gonna look for it anymore.
Speaker 19: So I'm not gonna like push myself into dating or
Speaker 19: anyone or trying to figure out, you know, who I
Speaker 19: like who could have been around, because this is probably
Speaker 19: also a part of healing, sitting with being alone, sitting
Speaker 19: with the loss and let myself healed the loss.
Speaker 16: And I know I'm crying right now, but I feel
Speaker 16: good every day.
Speaker 2: It's shay, I get better laughing.
Speaker 1: Okay, But she should look at the bright Sloye. She
Speaker 1: can still afford Bloomingdale's.
Speaker 2: Oh myg what if she don't even shop there? What
Speaker 2: if she is an h and m connais.
Speaker 3: Extet understanding the come up of what portion just did and.
Speaker 7: Then wordale she could buy Bloomingdale's only fifteen months, and.
Speaker 16: That in my last report. You obviously don't the enemy.
Speaker 12: Did she''t handle kids?
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 16: Yeah, she was one of the forty months for the
Speaker 16: duration of their relationship.
Speaker 7: Okay, he's going to cover the home expenses that she's
Speaker 7: allowed to stay in for three years, and then she
Speaker 7: can decide whether she wants to sell it or buy
Speaker 7: him out of the home. If she sells it, she
Speaker 7: still gets fifty percent of the equity on the home.
Speaker 2: Listen, depending, ain't nothing like.
Speaker 5: In the house to man for fifteen months. You don't
Speaker 5: feel sorry for him, and he was happy to be home.
Speaker 7: I'm feel sorry from happy to take his name back
Speaker 7: over there and live life like a nice wolbody.
Speaker 3: Eye.
Speaker 2: You're so happy.
Speaker 3: That that is the latest with Lauren. You all right, Lauren?
Speaker 3: You hold in your head. You cool?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm fine. The happy birthday that is the Laune
Speaker 7: nose birthday to my dad.
Speaker 12: I'm like, it's his birthday. You know your birthday, none else.
Speaker 3: You don't know when your dad's birthday.
Speaker 12: All right, donkey, we'll give.
Speaker 5: You a donkey too. We'll talk for after that.
Speaker 3: I don't even know how that is. All right, we'll
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Speaker 5: Don't be out here after like a donkey.
Speaker 3: Bitch, It's time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a
Speaker 3: big boy. I could take it. If you feel out
Speaker 3: deserve It ain't no big deal.
Speaker 5: I know, charlamagea got. I honestly say mouse gotta say
Speaker 5: something you may not agree with. It doesn't mean I'm mean, who's.
Speaker 8: Getting that donk that donkey that don't don't don't don't dunk.
Speaker 3: The other day right here to the breakfast club. Bitch
Speaker 3: you call the donkey of the day, But like I mean,
Speaker 3: no harm.
Speaker 5: Yes, donkey today for Tuesday, June twenty fourth.
Speaker 1: By the way, it is officially cancer season, dropping to
Speaker 1: cluse bonds fall of cancer dammit. Okay, the greatest most
Speaker 1: sensitive time of the year all right. I feel everything
Speaker 1: going on out here right now. Okay, all my fellow
Speaker 1: crafts very late, all right, feels everything that's fresh, right, Okay.
Speaker 1: Me and Red understand all right? Me and Red got
Speaker 1: to stay born day. But back to the matter at hand.
Speaker 1: Donkey Today for Tuesday, June twenty fourth goes to Christine
Speaker 1: Marie Spearman. Now, we have a lot of conversations about consent, okay,
Speaker 1: and what consent between men and women in relationships?
Speaker 5: Okay, is all right?
Speaker 1: And usually whenever we hear these conversations about consent, it's
Speaker 1: usually about did a man get consent from a woman
Speaker 1: to do whatever it is they did? Well, there are
Speaker 1: examples of women not getting consent, and today is one
Speaker 1: of those days.
Speaker 5: See Kristen is in jail right now.
Speaker 1: Write where she needs to be arrested and booked because
Speaker 1: she took advantage of a man without his consent.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Fox forty four news for the report.
Speaker 3: Police.
Speaker 2: Traditionally, when a.
Speaker 26: Couple gets married, both parties say I do. But this
Speaker 26: forty two year old man in Beverly Hills claims to
Speaker 26: law enforcement that he didn't know. According to a press
Speaker 26: release from the Beverly Hills Police Department. The resident reported
Speaker 26: on June thirteenth that he come home to a package
Speaker 26: on his property left by.
Speaker 21: His ex girlfriend.
Speaker 26: The package was a gift back from Bath and Bodyworks
Speaker 26: containing products and a surprise, a picture of his ex girlfriend,
Speaker 26: Kristin Spaarman, holding what appears to be a marriage license
Speaker 26: showing them married and officiated by a local reverence, and
Speaker 26: a copy of the marriage certificate filed with the County
Speaker 26: Clerk's office. According to the press release, the victim reported
Speaker 26: that he'd been in a relationship with Spareman and they
Speaker 26: had decided to obtain obtain marriage licenses on or about
Speaker 26: June second, twenty twenty five. However, after that application and
Speaker 26: license was issued, the couple got into an argument and
Speaker 26: the victim told her he no longer wanted to be
Speaker 26: in a relationship. Police learned that Kristen Spearman convinced the
Speaker 26: local reverence to perform a marriage ceremony without the victim
Speaker 26: even knowing or being present.
Speaker 21: Surprise, surprise, surprise surprise.
Speaker 1: Not heard of surprise weddings, But usually the surprise surprise
Speaker 1: weddings I've heard about are the guests are invited to
Speaker 1: an event of it that turns out to be a wedding.
Speaker 1: But I ain't never, ever ever heard about a surprised
Speaker 1: bride or groom. Okay, now, you might be surprised about
Speaker 1: an engagement, but finding out you a whole husband through
Speaker 1: the mail in a baffing body works bag. What if
Speaker 1: this man was committed to some new cheeks. Okay, he's
Speaker 1: sitting up in his house with his new boo and
Speaker 1: old bay, you know, sending me marriage certificates in the
Speaker 1: mail in a bathing body works bag.
Speaker 5: First of all, I didn't know this was possible.
Speaker 1: Okay, whoever this pasted it is, who certified this marriage
Speaker 1: without the groom being present? He needs to have his
Speaker 1: collar removed. Okay, I'll get him this fellowship. I don't
Speaker 1: know I grill Jehovah witness. But whatever happens to pastors
Speaker 1: when they're proven not to be fit the pastor, that's
Speaker 1: what needs to happen to this guy.
Speaker 5: Okay. You know how men say they fear commitment.
Speaker 1: This man got married without even committing to the idea
Speaker 1: of commitment.
Speaker 5: First, okay, Kristin, Kristen, Kristen.
Speaker 1: You skipped the proposal, you skipped the ceremony, You skipped
Speaker 1: the honeymoon and went right to the paperwork. You could
Speaker 1: have at least let this man pick a damn cake.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Christen, you could have at least.
Speaker 3: Let this man pick you. You didn't get chose.
Speaker 1: You chose yourself because you selfish. Okay, you weren't thinking
Speaker 1: about anybody but you in this situation. Worst kind of
Speaker 1: human to be in a relationship with the person who believes,
Speaker 1: who feels, who thinks they know what's best for you.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: Now, this poor man gotta spend money on lawyers, and
Speaker 1: I want to know how this will work. Okay, it
Speaker 1: should be an immediate and immediate annoment, all right, at
Speaker 1: the least, And I pray that whatever divorce laws Texas
Speaker 1: have don't apply to this sham of a marriage. Because
Speaker 1: this man was married without his consent. This man was
Speaker 1: raped at the altar. Okay, call it what it is.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: No vows, no kiss, no consent. Just surprise, baby, you're
Speaker 1: legally mine now. Okay, this wasn't a legal wedding. This
Speaker 1: was fraud with flowers.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: Getting married without someone's consent is like someone stealing your
Speaker 1: car then ensuring it in their name. But then turning
Speaker 1: around and asking you for gas money. Okay, I'm just
Speaker 1: trying to figure out how she was able to get
Speaker 1: a marriage license. Okay, we gotta make marriage licenses. It's
Speaker 1: hard to get as gun licenses in New York and
Speaker 1: New Jersey are. And the fact that they used to date,
Speaker 1: this was his ex. If he ever had any doubt
Speaker 1: that he didn't make the right decision by breaking up
Speaker 1: with her, that doubt is okay, his X, all right,
Speaker 1: his X, his X, his X. He thought the relationship
Speaker 1: was over, she thought it was just getting started. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine how the Lulu Lemon this woman must be
Speaker 1: to think that this man would get this marriage certificate
Speaker 1: in the mail in a Baffin body Works bag and
Speaker 1: be happy about it, like he was going to receive
Speaker 1: this certificate and think to himself, you know what I
Speaker 1: do want to spend the rest of my life with
Speaker 1: this retarded woman. Please give Kristen Marie Spearman the sweet
Speaker 1: sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 27: Oh no, you are the doge of the day, the
Speaker 27: dogee all the day.
Speaker 5: Ye all, that's crazy? And did she put anything else
Speaker 5: in the Baffin body Works back? Was it any lotion?
Speaker 5: And can Was it just a marriage license? Did she
Speaker 5: at least, you know, put together.
Speaker 3: A little package? All right, Well, thank you for that, donkey.
Speaker 2: Other day, you don't think he was leading her on
Speaker 2: the window, like, you don't think that he was, Like
Speaker 2: that's the reason.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: You don't go through all of that just because you
Speaker 1: got let on, because if he was getting let on,
Speaker 1: then you'd at least be having a conversation with him,
Speaker 1: like she took.
Speaker 5: It upon herself.
Speaker 3: I don't even know. I didn't know that it was possible.
Speaker 3: I didn't think.
Speaker 2: I didn't either. I didn't either.
Speaker 3: Why you said it like that? Like you did that?
Speaker 2: That is something I'm like, that's that's that's top notch.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, Chris.
Speaker 5: If you need help, Oh please, what happened?
Speaker 3: What we both said?
Speaker 13: I do?
Speaker 2: Don't play with me like whatever, that's crazy though, I
Speaker 2: can't like her.
Speaker 8: When we come back, it's a new crime from the
Speaker 8: Joy Read show. Joy and Read will be joining us.
Speaker 8: We're going to be talking and her next should be
Speaker 8: helping out breaking down everything that's going.
Speaker 3: On a lot and going on in the world of politics.
Speaker 1: A lot going on in the world is just the
Speaker 1: world and Jay Henrie will be here to talk about it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: That's right. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Coo morning, the Breakfast Club. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We got a special guest in the building, Joy Anne Reid,
Speaker 8: good morning, good morning.
Speaker 13: Well I am wonderful, Thank you, blessed in, Holly favored,
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Speaker 21: And Holly Fair.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 1: Now that you've stepped away from MSNBC, what's something that
Speaker 1: you wish more people knew about doing the.
Speaker 3: Night and came in the show.
Speaker 21: It's a grind.
Speaker 12: I mean, it really is.
Speaker 13: And I did a weekend show, you know, I did
Speaker 13: a day side show. I did had three shows at MSNBC.
Speaker 13: And the difference between a weekend which is like leisurely,
Speaker 13: like like you're just like actually just kind of taking
Speaker 13: in all that happened, even though you know, Trump makes
Speaker 13: a challenging because he's doing something stupid every day.
Speaker 21: But on a nightly show, it's literally a grind.
Speaker 13: And it was like fifteen producers, a total of like
Speaker 13: sixty people made that show. It looks like we're just
Speaker 13: on there yapping, no it's like a grind and it's
Speaker 13: a huge team to do a cable news show, which
Speaker 13: is far different when you're doing something independent.
Speaker 1: Is what is the what is the reality of the
Speaker 1: joy Re showing MSNBC? Like why did it come to
Speaker 1: an end? Because you know you heard so many different room.
Speaker 3: Was the ratings were? You know Trump didn't want to
Speaker 3: there anymore. You probably didn't like what was it?
Speaker 13: So I so the thing is, that's so interesting, And
Speaker 13: you know Steven A. Smith tried to come for me
Speaker 13: and say, oh, ratings, It's like, yeah, no, that wasn't it.
Speaker 13: Everybody After the twenty twenty four election, all of cable
Speaker 13: news rating went in the toilet, like everybody's ratings dropped.
Speaker 13: And we had actually just had a ratings meeting like
Speaker 13: two weeks before I was fired, where they were like,
Speaker 13: you guys are actually losing. You guys are lost less
Speaker 13: than you know, your competitors, and you're actually doing fine.
Speaker 13: So we were ratings were fine. We were doing fine,
Speaker 13: and you know, the ratings have not gotten better since
Speaker 13: I left, They've actually gotten seen.
Speaker 21: So it's not like it was.
Speaker 13: So it's not numbers, it wasn't ratings. And when I
Speaker 13: got the call. We at first thought it was a rumor.
Speaker 13: We had seen that there was this like Puck story
Speaker 13: that Friday where and we didn't know what to do
Speaker 13: with it. We had already done our show, we had wrapped.
Speaker 13: I was having my cocktail. My executive producer called me
Speaker 13: and said, look, all of our producers are freaking out
Speaker 13: over this Puck story, so you should see it.
Speaker 21: And it was like a rumor. We were like, Nah,
Speaker 21: we hadn't heard anything.
Speaker 13: I had nobody had called me, nobody had said you
Speaker 13: did something wrong, You're in trouble, You're on probation. I
Speaker 13: had gotten nothing. Then I get a text message then
Speaker 13: early the next morning saying can you talk at noon?
Speaker 13: And I was fired immediately. There was no warning so
Speaker 13: to the and I asked, well, you know, what's the nothing.
Speaker 13: They were just like, oh, we just want to make
Speaker 13: some changes. They never said why. So I've had to
Speaker 13: live in the rumor mill with everybody else.
Speaker 16: So you still don't really know the No.
Speaker 7: Do you feel like because you were brought in at
Speaker 7: the height of twenty twenty with the election when the
Speaker 7: firing happened, was there any feeling of you were used
Speaker 7: as a voice just during that time and then they
Speaker 7: wanted to step away.
Speaker 21: No, well, I think, you know, just myself.
Speaker 13: I think about the things that were making management uncomfortable
Speaker 13: that I can tell you were you know, stated to me,
Speaker 13: and the two things that I think made and I
Speaker 13: don't think it's just the management there. I think that
Speaker 13: in the cable news world, in the news world in general,
Speaker 13: these two topics make management uncomfortable. In the media in general.
Speaker 13: One of them is Trump because Trump is suing everybody.
Speaker 13: I mean, he's literally threatening people to the point where
Speaker 13: sixty Minutes is.
Speaker 21: Shook, where ABC News is shook.
Speaker 13: You know, He's verbally threatened comcasts by name named Brian
Speaker 13: Roberts by name. And all of these are businesses that
Speaker 13: want to do business that need the FCC's approval. They
Speaker 13: actually have to have the federal government's approval to do
Speaker 13: mergers acquisitions.
Speaker 5: He can't hurt of the broadcast.
Speaker 13: He can pull your license, and they can't do it
Speaker 13: to cable because FCC doesn't regulate cable that you have
Speaker 13: broadcast partners. And you see the fact that NBC broadcast
Speaker 13: was separate, physically separated from MSNBC se that feels protective, right,
Speaker 13: We got to protect our broadcast assets, which the FCC can.
Speaker 13: So it's like everyone is trying to navigate this really
Speaker 13: deranged man who is so emotional and he behaves so
Speaker 13: emotionally that if he's mad at you in one moment,
Speaker 13: he may stop your mergers just because he feels like it,
Speaker 13: Like he barbed Ron, He's just like, I'm pissed off,
Speaker 13: And so they're all I think they're activating out of
Speaker 13: a sense of we don't want to poke the bear
Speaker 13: too much. And you know, and I'm not the only
Speaker 13: person that was doing it. There are lots of people
Speaker 13: at MSNBC. That was kind of our brand. We were
Speaker 13: the resistance, right, and we're sincere about it. We weren't
Speaker 13: making it up, all of us in prime. We were
Speaker 13: serious about what we were saying. So I think that
Speaker 13: was one piece. I think the other piece is Gaza.
Speaker 13: And you just can't get away from the fact that
Speaker 13: talking about Gaza in a way that humanizes Palestinians is
Speaker 13: not the usual way that cable news operates, or that
Speaker 13: any news in this country operates. For whatever reason, that
Speaker 13: topic makes people uncomfortable. And it doesn't make regular folks
Speaker 13: uncomfortable because I think the majority of Americans agree that
Speaker 13: what's happening there is not just a genocide, but it's
Speaker 13: unconscionable for us to participate it.
Speaker 21: I think most Americans believe that agree with that.
Speaker 13: But there was a discomfort with that topic that I
Speaker 13: saw in the policing of my social media, in requests
Speaker 13: to not like certain things on social media. There was
Speaker 13: a sense that that topic it makes people uncomfortable. Saying
Speaker 13: you want to see innocent women and children not be killed.
Speaker 13: It shouldn't make anybody uncomfortable.
Speaker 21: It shouldn't.
Speaker 13: It didn't with Rwanda, when the Hutu and the Tutsi
Speaker 13: were slaughtering each other, we very easily in the media
Speaker 13: said that was a genocide, right. I mean, if you
Speaker 13: look at what Russia is doing to Ukraine, when they
Speaker 13: bomb a school or a hospital or a music school,
Speaker 13: that is reported as barbaric, it's reported as genocidal. When
Speaker 13: they're stealing Ukrainian children and kidnapping them to Russia, there's
Speaker 13: moral clarity from the media and there's no hesitation to
Speaker 13: say that what Russia is doing is evil. But when
Speaker 13: it comes to what's happening to the people in Gaza
Speaker 13: number one, it isn't talked about that much on US media.
Speaker 21: If you go overseas, it's on a lot more. And
Speaker 21: then number two, the.
Speaker 13: Way it's spoken about is I don't know, maybe it's
Speaker 13: like when a friend is doing something wrong, you don't
Speaker 13: want to talk about them and you don't want to
Speaker 13: say anything negative, but there is a hesitation. I definitely
Speaker 13: think that's a thing in American media.
Speaker 3: With Joy and Ree, when we come back, it's the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good MORNINGTJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne to God, we are
Speaker 8: to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's still kicking it with Joy and Read.
Speaker 7: Yes, what would you say to people that all right,
Speaker 7: because we know we just saw him say, you know,
Speaker 7: we bombed our Iran?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Iran?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 7: What would you say to the people with that's like, Oh,
Speaker 7: this was gonna happen anyway, you know, because I've been
Speaker 7: seeing it a lot, right, Like, this's gonna happen anyway,
Speaker 7: This was gonna it just happened, now, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean. But they were saying that this was inevitable
Speaker 7: to go around, this was going to happen.
Speaker 13: What I would say to those people is, you have
Speaker 13: to remember that bbing at Yahoo is essentially prime minister
Speaker 13: for life in Israel, and he has been prime minister
Speaker 13: off and on since the nineties, and he has attempted
Speaker 13: using the exact same arguments to get.
Speaker 21: Bill Clinton to go to war with Iran.
Speaker 13: Bill Clinton is so pro Israel that when he was
Speaker 13: free and clear and had survived impeachment, he pardoned a
Speaker 13: guy called Mark Rich God himself nearly indicted for doing it.
Speaker 13: Mark Rich, who a former Israeli prime minister, asked him
Speaker 13: to pardon.
Speaker 21: This guy was the world's biggest tax gi.
Speaker 13: He was such a big tax g he was on
Speaker 13: the FBI's most wanted list with Osama bin Laden. He
Speaker 13: pardoned that guy whose main q crime, the main accusation
Speaker 13: against him is that he traded arms with Iran during
Speaker 13: the Iran hostage crisis. When Iran had taken our hostages,
Speaker 13: he traded arms with them, that guy. That's how pro
Speaker 13: Israel Bill Clinton was.
Speaker 21: He wouldn't do it. George W.
Speaker 13: Bush totally pro Israel. He bombed Iraq for no reason.
Speaker 13: Iraq had nothing to do with weapons of mass destruction,
Speaker 13: nothing to do with nine eleven. He still went to
Speaker 13: war at them, but wouldn't do Iran. What biebe wanted,
Speaker 13: was US to do a war against Iran and Iraq
Speaker 13: at the same time, because Iran's Sheite majority now controls Iraq,
Speaker 13: and he knew that would happen, he wouldn't do it.
Speaker 21: Go on to Joe Biden.
Speaker 13: There's never been a more pro Israel person in the
Speaker 13: White House than Joe Biden. Obama to well, Obama Bie
Speaker 13: didn couldn't stand each other, so I think he knew
Speaker 13: he couldn't get.
Speaker 21: He couldn't get. Obama died.
Speaker 5: Obama gave Israeli military the most money that they've.
Speaker 21: Most money they ever had. He did all the policy,
Speaker 21: stopped the UN.
Speaker 13: Are you an ambassador from you know they would veto
Speaker 13: any kind of One time they actually abstained, which actually,
Speaker 13: weirdly enough, in geopolitical terms, is like a huge earthquake,
Speaker 13: right for him to have let us abstain when Israel
Speaker 13: was being condemned by the UN. But yeah, Obama, he
Speaker 13: wouldn't do it. And then you get to Trump first term.
Speaker 13: They've got like homages to him in Israel. They love
Speaker 13: him so much, right, so his first term he wouldn't
Speaker 13: do it because he was surrounded by normal people. Then
Speaker 13: you get to Joe Biden, who literally has allowed Israel
Speaker 13: to commit genocide with our money, in full view of
Speaker 13: the entire world, with the condemnation of the UN on
Speaker 13: the table, and with Bibnet Yah, who unable to travel
Speaker 13: to multiple countries because he's a war criminal. Joe Biden
Speaker 13: was like, he's my friend, he can do what he wants.
Speaker 13: He literally was letting them annext the West Bank in
Speaker 13: our face. Joe Biden literally would not stop them from
Speaker 13: dropping two thousand pound bombs.
Speaker 21: On hospitals, schools, mosques. He didn't care. He took UNRA
Speaker 21: and essentially.
Speaker 13: Illegalized the only aid agency that feeds Palestinian kids and
Speaker 13: let them bomb the food kitchen guys. He was like,
Speaker 13: you want to bomb hose and dress and kill a
Speaker 13: bunch of his people. I'm not gonna do anything. During
Speaker 13: the war on Gaza, multiple American Palestinians were killed. And
Speaker 13: this is an on top of Shamian Abu Agla, this
Speaker 13: was an American dual citizen. American journalist killed him.
Speaker 21: He didn't care.
Speaker 13: Okay, so Joe Biden wholly in the whatever is where
Speaker 13: it wants, you can have it.
Speaker 3: He didn't do it.
Speaker 13: The only person who would have done this, the only
Speaker 13: person who sucker enough to get to get get talked
Speaker 13: into starting a war with Iran in my lifetime?
Speaker 21: Is this guy?
Speaker 1: I wonder because I remember when it was that book
Speaker 1: that came out. It was Trump's piece to Abraham Accords
Speaker 1: and the reshaping of the Middle East. And the author
Speaker 1: was like Trump said that the former Israeli Prime minister
Speaker 1: and that yahoo, Like.
Speaker 3: Literally that was the exact ones.
Speaker 5: How did that change? Like what happened?
Speaker 21: And literally can I tell you?
Speaker 13: I want to say, three weeks ago, the Quincy Institute party,
Speaker 13: the Quincy Institute was posting on his substack that Trump
Speaker 13: might be in place to actually make a deal because
Speaker 13: remember Obama did this Iran nuclear deal where he got
Speaker 13: Iran to agree to not enriched to create nuclear weapons,
Speaker 13: but to.
Speaker 21: Only enrich to power their country, right for power.
Speaker 13: And Trump was so mad about the black guy doing
Speaker 13: that that he literally negated the deal, tore it up,
Speaker 13: and Iran started and enriching again. They still were not
Speaker 13: creating a nuclear weapon. None of our intelligence services believe
Speaker 13: they were creating a nuclear weapon. They were just enriching
Speaker 13: because of course they have a right to enrich they
Speaker 13: are their own country. Then Biden comes in Biden does
Speaker 13: not put the deal back in place. So this non
Speaker 13: in Richmond deal has been gone all through the Biden turn.
Speaker 13: For whatever reason, Biden did not try to revive the
Speaker 13: nuclear deal. All of a sudden, Trump goes from talking
Speaker 13: to Iran. He was having talks with Iran as apparently
Speaker 13: trying to come to a deal, willing to screw beating
Speaker 13: at y'all, leave him to the side and do a deal,
Speaker 13: to suddenly being like, not just we bomb their facilities,
Speaker 13: but regime change. Overnight he starts talking about regime change.
Speaker 21: What is happening?
Speaker 12: What changed?
Speaker 21: He said he was going to give it two weeks,
Speaker 21: He gave it twenty four hours.
Speaker 13: I would love to know how beaming at in Nyahoo
Speaker 13: got Donald Trump to change twenty years of his belief
Speaker 13: system in twenty four hours.
Speaker 5: What should we as Americans be concerned about it?
Speaker 13: I mean, I would be concerned because Iran really does
Speaker 13: control some of the most lethal proxy terrorist groups in
Speaker 13: the world. And just to be clear, again, Iran did
Speaker 13: not start this war. Iran did not attack Israel, and
Speaker 13: they did not attack US. And people are like, for
Speaker 13: the first time, the US has struck Iran wrong. The
Speaker 13: United States is responsible for what Iran is.
Speaker 12: We did that.
Speaker 13: There's the if you fly in a Dulles airport, it's
Speaker 13: named after I think it was John Foster Dulles, but
Speaker 13: there was two Dulleses. There was one Dulles that Eisenhower
Speaker 13: made the CIA director and the other Dulles was made
Speaker 13: Secretary of State. And their mission throughout the fifties and
Speaker 13: the early nineteen sixties was to topple any government that
Speaker 13: didn't obey, any non Western government that didn't obey. In Iran,
Speaker 13: in nineteen fifty seven, the United States overthrew violently. They're
Speaker 13: democratically elected president Mousedek and Mosadek says, I need to
Speaker 13: audit the oil company that we now today called BP,
Speaker 13: because BP was exploiting the oil under Iran, which is
Speaker 13: one of the most oil rich countries on Earth, and
Speaker 13: BP was controlling it and most of it said my people,
Speaker 13: the Iranian people need to be benefiting financially from this,
Speaker 13: so we.
Speaker 21: Want to audit y'all.
Speaker 13: The British were like, you can't audit us, and he
Speaker 13: was like, I'm gonna do it anyway, and they said no,
Speaker 13: and he said, fine, I'm gonna nationalize Iran's oil.
Speaker 21: Iran's oil belongs to Iran, and.
Speaker 13: The United States and Great Britain overthrew him and elevated
Speaker 13: this Shah of Iran, which is like a king in Iran,
Speaker 13: a Persian sort of king who had been you know,
Speaker 13: kind of like the British king, not a lot of power.
Speaker 13: Suddenly we turned him into a dictator who then was
Speaker 13: a dictator over the people of Iran for twenty six years,
Speaker 13: brutal grabbing people off the streets, which will sound familiar now,
Speaker 13: throwing them in prison without trials, which would sound familiar
Speaker 13: to us. A full ass dictator we put on top
Speaker 13: of Iran, and that dictator stayed in place as punishment
Speaker 13: for the people of Iran wanting their own money and
Speaker 13: wanting control over their own oil. And they that dictator
Speaker 13: was overthrown in nineteen seventy eight nineteen seventy nine by
Speaker 13: young students who got together and did a revolution and
Speaker 13: put in place what we have now.
Speaker 21: And they were religiously motivated.
Speaker 13: But at first they didn't say that they were going
Speaker 13: to suppress women's rights because Iran was like a normal country, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean.
Speaker 13: They night clubs and normal but this you know this,
Speaker 13: this version of Iran that was created under Kamane, under
Speaker 13: Ayatola Komani. It started out as a student movement that
Speaker 13: was overthrowing a dictator we put on top of them,
Speaker 13: so we attacked them before we created this monster.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 13: So if I'm Iran and again, no love for that
Speaker 13: regime horrible to women, treat women horribly, won't let women
Speaker 13: out of their homes. They're imprisoned in their jobs. They're imprisoned.
Speaker 21: They can't go to school, they can't.
Speaker 5: They're horrible.
Speaker 13: But the reason there are people are rallying around them
Speaker 13: is they're like, these people can't come in here again.
Speaker 13: They keep switching our regimes whenever they don't like what
Speaker 13: we're doing. And now Israel attacked them and now we're
Speaker 13: joining them.
Speaker 21: Of course they want nukes.
Speaker 13: If I'm and Ron, i want nukes because the only
Speaker 13: thing that keeps me safe from Israel and the United
Speaker 13: States is nukes. We need to stop we One thing
Speaker 13: Trump did have right for like a hot minute, is
Speaker 13: that we do need to stop being in everybody's business.
Speaker 13: Why is Marjorie Taylor Green right on that? And no
Speaker 13: Democrats are saying that. How about if we make an argument,
Speaker 13: can we stay out of the world's business from men?
Speaker 3: He's not taking his own advice.
Speaker 21: And now he's not taking his own advice.
Speaker 5: Which should be the messaging to me from everybody one
Speaker 5: would think.
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Speaker 16: So today is the last day of testimony in Diddy's trial.
Speaker 7: Both the prosecutors and the defense are set to rest
Speaker 7: their case today. People have been asking the whole time,
Speaker 7: will did he take the stand? Diddy will not take
Speaker 7: the stand because the defense Diddy's legal team does not
Speaker 7: plan to call any witnesses to the stand.
Speaker 8: Is that a good thing a bad thing? Because I
Speaker 8: know you'd be reaching out sometimes. The fact that they
Speaker 8: don't have a witness to put on the stand. Is
Speaker 8: that them feeling like we don't have it? Or is
Speaker 8: it them like got a prosecution do his job?
Speaker 7: We got this From what I was told, it is
Speaker 7: a good theory, uh, to believe that the defense feels
Speaker 7: as though they don't have anything to prove because the
Speaker 7: prosecution has not done a good job of proving what
Speaker 7: they're alleging was done.
Speaker 1: I feel like now I think the prosecution put together
Speaker 1: a compelling case, especially in the beginning. I just don't
Speaker 1: know if jurors will look at Diddy as a criminal
Speaker 1: or just a voley freak.
Speaker 13: See.
Speaker 7: But that's the conversation right now, people are having the
Speaker 7: conversation of you know, was just was this just bedroom
Speaker 7: policing or were you know, the crimes that they're alleging
Speaker 7: he committed, you know, something that he came together or
Speaker 7: thought of in his mind and executed in this like
Speaker 7: mass enterprise takeover the way that this whole thing has
Speaker 7: been presented.
Speaker 3: Even if his.
Speaker 5: Bedroom policing, there was definitely some police brutality that was.
Speaker 3: Going because what can he say.
Speaker 8: You know, he knows these escorts did come, they did
Speaker 8: have sex, and he took his nile, so they did
Speaker 8: come right, and they did you know, they don't.
Speaker 3: Have such a cassie right because she said it. But
Speaker 3: how do you how do you fight that? Do you say?
Speaker 3: I wasn't paying for that and it just happened.
Speaker 7: There's also audio of like like voice notes, like they
Speaker 7: played a voice noting court of Diddy saying that he
Speaker 7: wanted to fly you on to the escorts.
Speaker 16: But what the defense is going to lean on.
Speaker 7: I just flew you your time, and you know you're
Speaker 7: to be in the vibes of everything, and if if
Speaker 7: in that time that you're here, you know, we as
Speaker 7: consensual adults, choose to get into whatever sexual activity that
Speaker 7: is so separate than what you were brought here for.
Speaker 7: So that's I'm sure what they're going to lean on,
Speaker 7: and that's what's being reported, and that's what you know. Again,
Speaker 7: I've been told that all these theories that people are
Speaker 7: sourcing are not bad theories to believe in how they're
Speaker 7: going to go. And the reason why people are beginning
Speaker 7: to talk theory is because once the closing arguments come,
Speaker 7: that's all you have left to do, is like now
Speaker 7: you're trying to drive home what your theory is, like
Speaker 7: what you want the jurors to remember.
Speaker 3: Last, So they both rest today, when will they be
Speaker 3: when will it jurgate?
Speaker 7: They can potentially they can rest today because they're not
Speaker 7: presenting any witnesses. But they're going to do is and
Speaker 7: what they have been doing is they've they've entered in
Speaker 7: different evidence, so like for instance, there's been like additional
Speaker 7: freak off video shown. They're going to do text messages
Speaker 7: yesterday in court they're playing audio recordings. Uh, and what
Speaker 7: they're trying to show is everything was consensual.
Speaker 3: Remarks today tomorrow no, no, no, the closing.
Speaker 7: Remarks depending on where the defense gets today, right, So
Speaker 7: if the defense rests today, they'll have to figure out
Speaker 7: that scheduling. But if they don't rest today, they'll have Wednesday,
Speaker 7: and then closing remarks will be Thursday with the prosecution
Speaker 7: in the defense. But if they close today, like if
Speaker 7: they rest today, yes, closing remarks within side, so.
Speaker 3: Did he might be out for fourth of July or
Speaker 3: he might be in jail.
Speaker 7: About you, But you still have to let the jury deliberate.
Speaker 7: Then there is a vert like that's what you said,
Speaker 7: it has to happen, and the judge wants it to
Speaker 7: happen before fourth of.
Speaker 12: July that he wanted to.
Speaker 16: But if there's more time needed, you have to give
Speaker 16: the jury what they need.
Speaker 7: And also there's still steps after the jury says guilty
Speaker 7: not guilty, there's different you gotta go. There's like processes
Speaker 7: of things. Before he just was like, Hey, I'm here
Speaker 7: and be trying to throw a party for Lis.
Speaker 1: You're not jar understand, just now said.
Speaker 12: Did you take something?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 5: No, damn brock boy, I do yes you are? You
Speaker 5: better stop lying. I feel like I feel like the
Speaker 5: Diddy trial is going to end in a hung jury.
Speaker 5: If not a hung jury, I don't see him getting convicted.
Speaker 5: On all counts. But don't listen to me.
Speaker 3: I don't think he'll get convicted. I think it's gonna
Speaker 3: be I don't think he'll get convicted.
Speaker 5: It's not gonna be not guilty.
Speaker 4: I don't believe. I don't.
Speaker 5: I definitely don't believe. I think so no. I think
Speaker 5: so no.
Speaker 2: I trying to put some money on it.
Speaker 1: Hung jury or he won't get convicted on all counts,
Speaker 1: but it ain't gonna be not guilty.
Speaker 3: I think Jerry all across the board, no way.
Speaker 16: I think the biggest thing is is like for the Jurseys, the.
Speaker 5: Punishment according to the testimony, Yo, this is.
Speaker 16: Such an unseerious place for I'm a guy talking that talk.
Speaker 3: The other guy was talking crazy. He was crazy, it
Speaker 3: was talking crazy.
Speaker 2: He was like my you know, was that the annihilator?
Speaker 3: Who is it? I don't know what his name is.
Speaker 3: He was like, my meat three times the size of
Speaker 3: biggies of puppy's meat.
Speaker 16: You saw the interview that you saw that on an interview.
Speaker 21: I know you did.
Speaker 16: I know you be tuned in.
Speaker 3: I know you saw.
Speaker 16: I know interview you talk about.
Speaker 7: But okay, So I think the biggest thing here is
Speaker 7: like a lot of people feel like this isn't the
Speaker 7: case that they thought it would be. I think people
Speaker 7: expected to hear just a lot more like the girls.
Speaker 7: The stuff that you heard was egregious and it was crazy,
Speaker 7: But I think people just I don't know, they expected
Speaker 7: to hear more.
Speaker 5: I agree, I I heard a lot.
Speaker 3: It was a lot.
Speaker 8: He must have forgot that fast. You don't remember the
Speaker 8: first couple of days and all the things that came out.
Speaker 7: I know, I know of the things, But for some reason,
Speaker 7: people are still feeling like, Yo, the government wasted our time,
Speaker 7: our money. And TMZ is actually reporting that they have
Speaker 7: it from a good source. And I've told that this
Speaker 7: is not a bad theory to lean into either that.
Speaker 7: In the closing arguments, the defense will might even bring
Speaker 7: up the fact that the HSI agents, the Homeland Security
Speaker 7: investigators that have been on the stand that was one
Speaker 7: of the last witnesses, actually, uh, they wasted their time
Speaker 7: when HSI Homeland Security should be worried about you know,
Speaker 7: the current possible war and things like that.
Speaker 3: Yes, why you're here on anything.
Speaker 5: We don't even know what was on them tapes that
Speaker 5: they found. We didn't get to see any exactly so
Speaker 5: how can we say that was a waste of time
Speaker 5: once again?
Speaker 12: Yours know?
Speaker 1: Though, yeahs, I think the prosecution put together a compelling case.
Speaker 1: Like I said, especially in the beginning, I just don't
Speaker 1: know if jurors will look at him as a criminal
Speaker 1: or just you know, a violent father freak.
Speaker 12: Well, this is you.
Speaker 16: You spoke to rolling Stone, Charlottage and uh came out yesterday.
Speaker 12: That's like one of them.
Speaker 3: Stone a future.
Speaker 5: I did a future with Rolling.
Speaker 16: Stone, Rolling Stone.
Speaker 7: The reason why I brought it up now is because
Speaker 7: the feature is about being able to say what you
Speaker 7: want to say.
Speaker 1: Is about a lot of different things. They were just
Speaker 1: talking about, like, you know, my career and the businesses
Speaker 1: that I have now.
Speaker 5: And they were asking me some cultural things that are happening.
Speaker 7: Yes, they did ask about whether you know Diddy involvement
Speaker 7: with Diddy, not the involvement, but more so in the
Speaker 7: vein of him being able to say how he feels
Speaker 7: and be truthful about things, which is what his career
Speaker 7: has been based on. They talk to him about whether
Speaker 7: the theory that this is this whole Diddy thing is
Speaker 7: just a whole big conspiracy to take down a wealthy
Speaker 7: black man and I thought you made a really good
Speaker 7: point of like that conspiracy is there because we have
Speaker 7: seen black men be taken down, but we got to
Speaker 7: separate accountability in certain situations from black men who've actually
Speaker 7: been targeted by the government for certain things.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, of course we know things like cointel pro exists.
Speaker 1: We know what Jay Edgar, who's whole motives was, We
Speaker 1: know that that conspiracy is rooted in something real. But
Speaker 1: some people just got bad happening, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 1: y'all ain't the Black panthers, y'all, not the nation is.
Speaker 1: You're not Martin moving kicking Julie, Like, No, you just
Speaker 1: got bad habits and you like baby oil and pink cocaine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and on your nipple and seeing on your nipples. Seriously,
Speaker 3: some people just got bad habits.
Speaker 5: It ain't got nothing to do with no conspiracy theory, souse.
Speaker 5: Everybody always wants to say something is a shake down.
Speaker 5: If you don't give him nothing to shake, they can't
Speaker 5: shake nothing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was a good article. Make sure y'all checked
Speaker 7: that out. And Rolling Stone the feature. Yeah, it was
Speaker 7: really good. It wasn't just about Diddy either. You talked
Speaker 7: about and the streamers and just how things have changed.
Speaker 7: Because we were talking about Diddy. I thought I thought
Speaker 7: his tape is not I thought his take was really
Speaker 7: good because anybody gonna say it out loud.
Speaker 17: Said great, all right, funny, he's funny.
Speaker 12: Can you just never know?
Speaker 1: But yes, go check it out in Rolling Stone Magazine
Speaker 1: right now. I think it's on digital now, but the
Speaker 1: print will be out in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is the latest with Lauren.
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