Speaker 1: Good morning us say yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo Charlamagne
Speaker 2: got peace to the plane.
Speaker 1: It is Friday, Yes, it's Friday.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: What's happening? How y'all fell out?
Speaker 4: All?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: We got our special guest hosts back from the We
Speaker 3: Talked Back podcast, A J and Tan Bam boom mon.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to magine, Yeah.
Speaker 2: What's happening.
Speaker 3: How y'all feeling this morning?
Speaker 6: Good? I had some coffee this morning.
Speaker 2: What'd y'all do yesterday? Did y'all float around the city
Speaker 2: though a little bit? Not really?
Speaker 6: We walked around Brooklyn.
Speaker 5: We stopped at Brothers bestro Is a new Black the
Speaker 5: first black on Delhi in Brooklyn?
Speaker 7: Really, Roskis Broskis.
Speaker 2: Road, the first.
Speaker 6: Black That's what they said, the first black on Delhi
Speaker 6: in Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Okay, I never heard.
Speaker 3: Okay, And that's all y'all did. Went to Daily.
Speaker 8: Restaurant some potted meat that was supposed to be.
Speaker 2: Harry meat like the can oh what it was?
Speaker 6: Oxtails?
Speaker 2: I think you can?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I never heard of that at that point. I don't
Speaker 2: think it was can my life will never get to
Speaker 2: the point I got to.
Speaker 8: Eat cantail booty meat from the cow. Booty means right
Speaker 8: there by the tail.
Speaker 2: By the speaking of speaking of booty meat today is
Speaker 2: freaking freaking shake that booty meat.
Speaker 3: Now, we got a lot to talk about this morning,
Speaker 3: but we have a freaking freaky freaky Fridayay, since you started,
Speaker 3: we might as well just just telling people what it is.
Speaker 2: It was about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tam Bam. Tam Bam said she knows somebody who
Speaker 1: in the hospital because they was eating booky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did they get all?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 5: So I took down the name of what they got
Speaker 5: hold on. It's called a mea biases geara dope.
Speaker 1: I know you ain't pronounced that right now, definitely correct
Speaker 1: the doctorbody name, I know Mayas.
Speaker 6: And basically.
Speaker 5: They had that experience with someone and then they started
Speaker 5: having like stomach pain and they were vomiting. They couldn't
Speaker 5: keep any food down, and then they started experiencing stool,
Speaker 5: I mean blood in their stool.
Speaker 3: All that from eating Bookie.
Speaker 5: So then they went to they finally went to the
Speaker 5: hospital and they found fecal matter on their tongue, on
Speaker 5: their throat and then their guts.
Speaker 1: We need doctors to call up this morning for freaky Friday.
Speaker 1: We need to have medical professionals about this.
Speaker 3: So did they eat a dirty bookie?
Speaker 5: It seems like I don't know if it was a
Speaker 5: dirty bookie or just I mean just eating bookie pole.
Speaker 2: In the morning.
Speaker 1: Guys, people haven't even had breakfast. Shed all right, the
Speaker 1: kids are still listening. Could you stop for a second.
Speaker 1: All right, we need some medical professionals to call in,
Speaker 1: all right, to have this conversation.
Speaker 3: What's the medical professor, what's the medical proper way to
Speaker 3: say eating bunkie?
Speaker 2: Well, that's what a doctor can tell us, because sounds crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, ain't just like you just
Speaker 2: got to be medical about it. Medical and clinical?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but all right, so what's the clinic? Boys, I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not a doctor, that boy I said. We got
Speaker 2: to have a medical professionals call in. All right.
Speaker 3: Well, it's give me a fun morning when we come back.
Speaker 3: Of course, we got front page news, and we got
Speaker 3: a I don't want to say, we don't call it
Speaker 3: a world for man.
Speaker 1: We got a new new song that's released today from
Speaker 1: your playlist to our radio.
Speaker 3: That's right, Jodecat. It's called Paint the Town red. We
Speaker 3: don't have that at six am and the next hour
Speaker 3: we got a new usher joint night. So let's get
Speaker 3: into it. The Breakfast Club, good morning.
Speaker 1: That young lady is beyond talented, fabulous, was saying all
Speaker 1: female rappers got his booty whole boss, those is the
Speaker 1: one who does it. Those get busy, those are phenomenal,
Speaker 1: He gets busy. All right, Well, let's get in some
Speaker 1: front page news.
Speaker 11: Good morning, TIS, good morning, dj n B, Good morning,
Speaker 11: AJ and tam bam my podcasts, Good morning, beautiful, and
Speaker 11: good morning Uncle Snacks.
Speaker 9: Known in the streets is Uncle Snacks.
Speaker 12: Charlemagne Dow already big test, thank you test.
Speaker 2: You already know beside, Uncle Snacky is in these streets.
Speaker 2: Snacky Dale Snacky hate when you can hate all you up,
Speaker 2: but Uncle Snacky is here to stay.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, what whatever? But all right, let's let's go
Speaker 3: with Donald Trump. I guess we're gonna talking about Donald
Speaker 3: Trump for a long time. Huh, yes we are.
Speaker 11: Everybody keep saying, why you get covering Trump? Well, he
Speaker 11: keeps getting indictments, so soon as he stopped getting indictmings,
Speaker 11: so we can stop covering, and so let's go straight
Speaker 11: to the rapport by NBC.
Speaker 9: We'll talk about it. On the other side.
Speaker 13: A former American president standing before a federal judge to
Speaker 13: answer whether he sought to thwart the will of voters
Speaker 13: and block a bedrock of American democracy, the peaceful transfer
Speaker 13: of power. In a twenty seven minute long arraignment, former
Speaker 13: President Trump pleaded not guilty to four charges of conspiracy
Speaker 13: and obstruction, his third criminal arraignment in four months and
Speaker 13: arguably the most serious.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So imagine, just imagine having seventy eight charges with no
Speaker 11: mug shot out on Bill crazy in that home. That's
Speaker 11: that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Handcuff seventy eight charges, never got a mug shot, never
Speaker 1: had a never got put in a handcuff.
Speaker 2: But y'all want to tell me white privilege an real please?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Now, the next hearing date is set for August twenty eighth.
Speaker 11: That would be the day that the judge decides what
Speaker 11: the trial date would be. And so there's a lot
Speaker 11: of speculation about, you know, where they get this trial
Speaker 11: done before the election, because, as you know, if he
Speaker 11: were to win president, he could certainly pardon himself. So
Speaker 11: they're doing all they can to try to get this
Speaker 11: case on the road, the mar Lago case that is
Speaker 11: set to be for his arraignment on August tenth, and
Speaker 11: then as we know, the Georgia case, which is the
Speaker 11: last case that's under investigation, that they're expecting an indictment
Speaker 11: and that should happen in August as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I say, I've said it once and I said
Speaker 2: a million times.
Speaker 1: Should not be allowed to run for president because if
Speaker 1: you're in any other industry and you got seventy eight
Speaker 1: criminal charges.
Speaker 2: They're gonna suspend you. Of course, they're gonna fire you.
Speaker 2: People are gonna.
Speaker 1: Distance themselves from you, like there's no qualifications to be
Speaker 1: president of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: Stage five plus. I believe, like Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: It makes me think about that Dave Chappelle's skip where
Speaker 5: he was like foril you know where he was in
Speaker 5: the court.
Speaker 1: You know, and listen, you're innocent and too a proven guilty.
Speaker 1: But until you get proved guilty, you can't participate. That's
Speaker 1: what they do to everybody else, everybody else in every
Speaker 1: other industry.
Speaker 8: But I mean, it seems like he would have the
Speaker 8: speediest trial of all. They do it right before the election,
Speaker 8: which is kind of where to me. Yes, they are
Speaker 8: pushing to have him in court before the elections.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, a lot of these cases, A lot of
Speaker 9: these cases.
Speaker 11: There's a setting for March which the primary will be
Speaker 11: going on, the Republican primary, and trying to get a
Speaker 11: lot of these arrangments. They say they're going to keep
Speaker 11: this case, try to keep it as simple as possible.
Speaker 11: Not the easiest way to get it faster is not
Speaker 11: bringing in other you know, witnesses and uh other folks
Speaker 11: to charge because obviously any defense is going to ask
Speaker 11: for uh, you know, to delay the charge and delay
Speaker 11: the case or asked for.
Speaker 9: You know, put it on hold. So we'll we'll see.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is front page news. Now get
Speaker 3: it off your chest. Eight un drink five five one
Speaker 3: oh five on if you need to vent, phone line
Speaker 3: to wide open again eight onun drink five eight five
Speaker 3: one five on. It's a Friday, so let's have a
Speaker 3: little fun. I call us up now.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast clubg of morning, the Breakfast Club, Ray right,
Speaker 2: Ray yo, Charla mack Yafy what up are we lost?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: I got to indoor pool out.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 14: Can get on the phone right now here, tell you
Speaker 14: what it is.
Speaker 2: We lie Hello, who's this? Yo?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: Brother?
Speaker 3: Get off your chest?
Speaker 4: I got a question from you.
Speaker 12: Yes, sir, what if that was your old lady going
Speaker 12: in the house but with a little dude.
Speaker 2: That was tam bam.
Speaker 12: That was that's up here down we talking about.
Speaker 2: That was tam bam, tam bam.
Speaker 12: Up here right now we got we got the young
Speaker 12: lady that walked in with me.
Speaker 4: She up here right now.
Speaker 2: That's not her. That's that was definitely her.
Speaker 12: That was not me, sir, next collar, that was the
Speaker 12: old lady.
Speaker 2: Why would that be our old lady?
Speaker 14: Because I don't know old.
Speaker 12: Lady not related to me.
Speaker 2: That was me. It's cousins. Can't make stuff up that
Speaker 2: happened to you me? No, no, no, he's going hello,
Speaker 2: who's this? If you hang up on people within seven
Speaker 2: seconds after you talk.
Speaker 12: Good morning, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 10: This is Nicole Wallace. Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Mama?
Speaker 10: Hii okay, So today I wanted to shout out my sister.
Speaker 10: Her name is Katie Odie, and she published her first
Speaker 10: book last year around her birthday, and it's called Every
Speaker 10: Other Christmas. I'm so so proud of my sister.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 10: And she also has a publishing company called Gami Media
Speaker 10: Book And I was hoping you guys could look her
Speaker 10: up and you know, shout out and give her some
Speaker 10: networking because she is a black author and she is
Speaker 10: out here trying to do it. Her name is Katie Odie.
Speaker 4: Katie.
Speaker 2: Oh t E yes O t e I'm looking for
Speaker 2: t e y O O t e y Katie Odie. Okay, yes, sir,
Speaker 2: all right, it's Luther Katie Oldie. I see. She was
Speaker 2: at the Riverbend Writer showcase back in February. Oh my god, Okay,
Speaker 2: I just looked at you guys.
Speaker 10: I apologized. I did not say good morning. I'm so excited.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: Good morning, the main, good morning, dj ND, good morning.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at it right now.
Speaker 1: Katie Odie of Old Fallon talks about her book Every
Speaker 1: Other Christmas.
Speaker 3: We'll check it out, mama, thank you.
Speaker 2: She was She's spoke at a river Ben event back
Speaker 2: in February.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, get it off your chest eight hundred
Speaker 3: and five eight five, one oh five one. If you
Speaker 3: need to vent, hit it up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Is it your time to
Speaker 3: get it off your chest? Way, whether you're mad or black,
Speaker 3: time to get up and get something call up now.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. We
Speaker 3: want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club, Seawan Stone.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 3: I said, what's up, brother? Get off your chest?
Speaker 4: Good brother?
Speaker 2: Peace king. Okay, ladies, what's the ladies?
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Morning? I know you Thot is talking about.
Speaker 3: Yes, we are all going to get freaking freaky Friday
Speaker 3: by eating.
Speaker 2: Well my my perspective on it. You know it's wrong.
Speaker 14: And you know, charlottegne I always been claiming that he's
Speaker 14: a doctor, and now he said I'm not a doctor
Speaker 14: right when uh damn get the information about.
Speaker 2: In the throw.
Speaker 1: I'm a different kind of doctor, sir. I have an
Speaker 1: honorary doctor from Southlina State University. I'm not a medical profession.
Speaker 2: Okay, hear that, but.
Speaker 15: Just wrong.
Speaker 14: But I don't want you want to do it, you
Speaker 14: know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm not here to people. You wouldn't do it, but
Speaker 2: your lesson might do it to you. There you go, No,
Speaker 2: I would have. That's what you just said. You said,
Speaker 2: you just said like you not. You said you're not waiting,
Speaker 2: but your lessingbody do it to you. I never said that.
Speaker 2: You just said that, just said you're not getting people
Speaker 2: doing it back.
Speaker 3: To just say you like it.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 3: That's all you gotta say.
Speaker 9: Hello, who's this here?
Speaker 11: N B.
Speaker 2: Charlotmade the God good morning O.
Speaker 12: G Robb's ball time Friday.
Speaker 14: You already know what it is. That's how we're gonna
Speaker 14: do it, Babe's Friday. We're gonna get right into it.
Speaker 14: You know what I'm saying. Second, like this, I said,
Speaker 14: Joe redesigned these right lines. I changed the body count
Speaker 14: chilling in that on Tom the player that's going to
Speaker 14: break the cow while the seiling cats be whispered wing.
Speaker 14: But then again, that's what chicks to about men. So
Speaker 14: let me feel you win. Call that backstabbing and pillow talk,
Speaker 14: or get your hit the spoiled battle that fifth leaving
Speaker 14: your body, stick your house playing games with the warm one.
Speaker 14: A Donna son cain't upon an ever came in the
Speaker 14: need of tonk so splinting with a style like this,
Speaker 14: I being the only one hit your top, spin you around.
Speaker 14: That's a hold in Morney. It's just too many tough guys.
Speaker 14: She's no Indians want to be your baller without putting
Speaker 14: the penny again. No spices in the hood. Just half
Speaker 14: way crooking me and was call cree jungle. The walls
Speaker 14: are less fortune that you hit me. Just needs some
Speaker 14: boil for legacy. You ain't got a dollinate monkey bars
Speaker 14: your hand to me, shout south to the huckless game
Speaker 14: and back to Charcy. That stop when they say doings.
Speaker 14: Let the be the straight from the crater right out
Speaker 14: to the summer.
Speaker 12: Whom man you want something I don't want.
Speaker 4: I got, I got some bars.
Speaker 11: O G let's go.
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 14: You go.
Speaker 3: Charlotte acting scared with Willie D. Kane, No flirting, no wicked,
Speaker 3: he was really acting lame a j and tam bam
Speaker 3: baby rapping s C.
Speaker 2: I'm going to h R because Charlotte always.
Speaker 3: Walking behind me, way like that.
Speaker 2: Life not.
Speaker 1: Hold on, O G, hold on, let me get this off, ir.
Speaker 1: Life not a spread is a marathon. I never know
Speaker 1: what in beyond laid on his back, legs spread back.
Speaker 1: He can't wait to talk about these booty snack.
Speaker 2: Thank you. How you picture me? Now you picture.
Speaker 3: Yourself, Grace, get it off your chest. Eight hundred and
Speaker 3: five eighty five, one oh five. When we come back,
Speaker 3: we got a lot to talk about, of course, your
Speaker 3: rumor report. We got to talk about Cardi being her case,
Speaker 3: Lizzo and her case, A lot to discuss it to
Speaker 3: a lot of cases.
Speaker 2: The breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Owning everybody. It's d J n V Charlomagne, the god.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get to the roomors,
Speaker 3: let's talk Booty bad Ass, thro.
Speaker 2: Out a name or you gossip? You chatting? This is
Speaker 2: the rumor report.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right right.
Speaker 3: We have our guest co hosts from that we talked
Speaker 3: back podcasts A J and Tam BAM. Now let's start
Speaker 3: with Boosy bad Ass. Now, a couple of months ago,
Speaker 3: Boosie was up here in Charlomagne asked him about if
Speaker 3: he felt that he had an anger management problem.
Speaker 2: Boozie, do you ever talk to your therapist about poppable
Speaker 2: anger issues?
Speaker 16: Maybe?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, I got anger issues.
Speaker 2: I got anger issues. He said, I have anger issues.
Speaker 2: He said, I have anger issues. Did you know where
Speaker 2: it stems from?
Speaker 12: It stems from my childhood.
Speaker 2: Okay, most most trauma does. Yeah, my dad and my
Speaker 2: mama fighting.
Speaker 17: But I don't fight women like that, and I don't
Speaker 17: be women that probably because my daddy.
Speaker 2: Used to hit my mom.
Speaker 3: Well, yesterday, Boosie checked himself into an anger management classes.
Speaker 12: Man, I just left anger management.
Speaker 16: Bro.
Speaker 17: That's deep, Bro, finally out what made me angry. My expectations, Bro,
Speaker 17: my expectations. I expect so much out of people. Bro
Speaker 17: who never showed me Lloyd to never showed me none
Speaker 17: of that.
Speaker 9: Bro. So I gotta take accountability for that.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna cut a lot of people off. Bro, Like,
Speaker 2: I gotta learn to separate that.
Speaker 9: Bro.
Speaker 2: Like that deep, Bro, Well, you can't expect you from
Speaker 2: other people. That's number one. But number two.
Speaker 1: When boy was here, Boosy was talking about all the
Speaker 1: work he was doing on himself. Boos He was talking
Speaker 1: about going to therapy and things like that. But you know,
Speaker 1: nobody pays attention to that. Y'all want to pay attention
Speaker 1: to the stuff that y'all think is foolishes that come
Speaker 1: out of Boosy Marble when you tell you that he
Speaker 1: in therapy and he doing work on himself, y'all don't
Speaker 1: want to hear that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'm glad to see Boosy getting some help
Speaker 3: and working on that sol.
Speaker 2: I'm glad to see any man going out there and
Speaker 2: doing the work well for me, especially boy, because I
Speaker 2: really like Boosy. I think Boosy.
Speaker 3: I know we follow the ignorant ish sometimes, but I
Speaker 3: think Boozy is a good person when he comes to
Speaker 3: some of the things he'd be talking about. Now, we
Speaker 3: got to talk about Cardi B. She has dropped the
Speaker 3: mic wel not her, but she has been cleared of
Speaker 3: the investigation after Las Vegas Mike throw an incident. Cardi
Speaker 3: B won't be facing any charges after she launched the
Speaker 3: microphone into an audience when somebody threw a drink on her. So, uh,
Speaker 3: that's going on with Cardi B.
Speaker 7: And she was assaulted first, and it's essentially.
Speaker 3: Right, right, but that's criminal charges. Doesn't mean that nothing
Speaker 3: won't happen to civilly.
Speaker 2: But that's.
Speaker 3: Now Also Lizzo, it looks like Lizzo hired former Bill
Speaker 3: Cosby's attorney for our workplace harassment lawsuit.
Speaker 1: Why do you always say Bill Cosby's attorney like Marty
Speaker 1: Singer hasn't been mad people.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say that too.
Speaker 3: Well, he's always been an attorney for Charlie Sheen, Chris Brown,
Speaker 3: Johnny Depp, and Jonah Hill.
Speaker 2: The Kardashians now like a bunch of people.
Speaker 3: And yesterday a video came out of one of the
Speaker 3: people that were accusing Lizzo, and in this video, the
Speaker 3: lady was actually gushing all over Lizzo. And this is
Speaker 3: the actual video.
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 16: It's Arianna Davis from season one of Lizzo's Watch Out
Speaker 16: for the Big Girls.
Speaker 4: I've been on tour.
Speaker 16: I've been working with Lizzo for some months, maybe close
Speaker 16: to a year now, and it's been so amazing and
Speaker 16: such a beautiful journey.
Speaker 6: You know, do what Lizzo's doing.
Speaker 16: I look up to her so much and I just
Speaker 16: want to follow on her footsteps and not only be
Speaker 16: an amazing dancer, but be an amazing singer and storyteller.
Speaker 16: I love to write music, I love to sing, and
Speaker 16: I just want to share that with the Queen Lizzo herself.
Speaker 3: Now I'm already singing say yesterday on TMZ, these did
Speaker 3: not sound like the words of someone who was harassed
Speaker 3: or discriminated against by someone they described as the Queen. So,
Speaker 3: as you see, this is gonna this's gonna be a
Speaker 3: nasty case. This is gonna be a nasty I don't.
Speaker 8: Think it's gonna be a nasty case. I think it's
Speaker 8: almost like you have sex with somebody and then you
Speaker 8: regret it the next day. Possibly, so they did a
Speaker 8: lot of things while hanging out with Lizo, with Lizzo,
Speaker 8: and then got fired and down they're upset about the
Speaker 8: things they may have engaged in to you know, stay
Speaker 8: in her graces.
Speaker 7: Essentially.
Speaker 1: I keep telling y'all the problem that Lizo made is
Speaker 1: that she turned her employees into friends her friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You can't go to the script club with your employees
Speaker 1: and you know, be encouraging your employees to do things
Speaker 1: that you would be encouraging your friends to do because
Speaker 1: when they get upset, this happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's difficult because if you have a group
Speaker 3: of women like that, that's I'm sure it's on tour.
Speaker 3: They're with each other all the time they're traveling, whether
Speaker 3: they're on the bar, they're on a plane, they become
Speaker 3: like family. So I'm sure when Lizzle goes out, she
Speaker 3: wants to take a crew. So when she gets some,
Speaker 3: when she goes to a restaurants, she takes the crew.
Speaker 3: When she goes to the club. You know what, Jonathan Major,
Speaker 3: But I would say, but, but, but what happens is,
Speaker 3: you know, when she goes out, she goes to the club.
Speaker 3: They go to the club, she goes to the strip club.
Speaker 3: Their family, you know what I mean. You don't want
Speaker 3: to you don't want to make people feel like they're
Speaker 3: not part of it.
Speaker 1: Even when you read the story about the but it's
Speaker 1: called the Banana bar right where they actually do this
Speaker 1: in the bar where the women have bananas and they
Speaker 1: vaginas and people eat the banana. Like like when you
Speaker 1: just see it in the headline, it looks crazy until
Speaker 1: you realize this is what they actually do.
Speaker 2: Correct at this venue? Correct, where's the Lemon Pepper Bar?
Speaker 1: That's we're about to talk about that next though Lemon
Speaker 1: Pepper came out another way. Well, you know what's interesting
Speaker 1: about the little case too. I see people calling bs
Speaker 1: on the young lady, and I'm fine with that. I
Speaker 1: just want people to have consistency because we should be
Speaker 1: able to say when we think something is BS without
Speaker 1: folks attacking us for it, because a lot of these
Speaker 1: cases are BS and just shake downs. But it's interesting
Speaker 1: that people have no problems coming out and saying that
Speaker 1: about this case in particular, And I hope people start
Speaker 1: to realize that there is no consistency with any of
Speaker 1: these cases.
Speaker 2: It's just about who people like and don't like. Like
Speaker 2: if you like Lizzo, you call BS.
Speaker 1: If you don't like Lizo, you get online and make
Speaker 1: jokes and say things like our belly. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, When the reality is we should just be
Speaker 1: consistent with all these cases.
Speaker 3: But also people don't read right because people are just
Speaker 3: reading headlines. They don't actually read the affidavits, they don't
Speaker 3: actually read what people are saying. They're reading the headlines.
Speaker 3: That usually nine times out of ten, whoever's putting it
Speaker 3: out is they're putting it out for a reason. They're
Speaker 3: putting out to spin it and make it look a
Speaker 3: certain way.
Speaker 1: But if they like the person, if they like the person,
Speaker 1: they don't even care about the headline. Sure, no matter
Speaker 1: what the headline says, they will defend said person. But
Speaker 1: if they don't like the person, regardless of what the
Speaker 1: headline says, they'll go against said persons. So either mind
Speaker 1: your business or if you think something is alive, if
Speaker 1: you think something is nonsense and foolishness, you should be
Speaker 1: able to say that without being attacked.
Speaker 3: That's right. And lastly, Jonathan Mage's it seems like his
Speaker 3: assault trial has his cases been delayed until September.
Speaker 1: Jonathan is a perfect example. That story came out about
Speaker 1: Jonathan Major. They started snatching stuff away from Jonathan Major's.
Speaker 1: People started coming Jonathan all types of things exact you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, And I mean some of that
Speaker 1: is happening in the little but we haven't seen her
Speaker 1: lose anything yet, Jonathan.
Speaker 2: They took them all the commercials, everythingst real fast now.
Speaker 18: In a September sixth trial data except for the domestic
Speaker 18: violence trial of after Jonathan Major's in Manhattan, Majors is
Speaker 18: accused of pulling his girlfriend's finger, twisting her arm, and
Speaker 18: striking and cutting her ear back in March. Prosecutors say
Speaker 18: he also pushed her into a vehicle, causing her to
Speaker 18: fall backwards. In a statement, Major's attorney says that her
Speaker 18: client is quote the real victim in this shameful ordeal.
Speaker 18: She says that the thirty three year old's life, career,
Speaker 18: and reputation have been torn apart.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is nobody is consistent. Corporate America is
Speaker 1: not consistent, Advertisers not consent. Social media is not consistent.
Speaker 1: Nobody's consistent because that man, Jonathan Major should be innocent
Speaker 1: and tough, provement gialt.
Speaker 2: Everybody should. Nothing should have been taken away from him.
Speaker 1: Nobody should have distanced themselves from like PR agency management,
Speaker 1: Army snatch commercial FS.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all, yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 8: Come on, yeah, and it sounds like he was just
Speaker 8: trying to get his cell phone back from her, right, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what it was, but none of us do
Speaker 1: same thing with the little situation, but the same grace.
Speaker 1: I see y'all giving little Why y'all ain't get it?
Speaker 2: That meant? That's right?
Speaker 3: All right, well that is your rumor report. Now when
Speaker 3: we come back, we got front page news with Teslain's
Speaker 3: figure ro and it's Friday.
Speaker 2: See know what that means.
Speaker 3: It's freaking freaky, freaky Friday, nobody wants to play with me.
Speaker 2: You got too excited, you left us all behind. Want
Speaker 2: to slow it down over Friday.
Speaker 3: So you know what that means.
Speaker 4: It's freaking, freaking freaky Friday.
Speaker 3: And we're gonna get to that in a little bit.
Speaker 2: And uh, the question is when you were given anlyingingus?
Speaker 10: Is that the.
Speaker 2: Analytics when you were eating the groceries?
Speaker 3: Do you know anybody that got for me in the groceries?
Speaker 2: I don't think y'all pronounced that right.
Speaker 6: I had Google.
Speaker 11: Here.
Speaker 2: I know Heavy from the Bronx Dominican.
Speaker 3: We were gonna do that next. And let's get into
Speaker 3: another new joint. This is usher feature in Summer Walker
Speaker 3: twenty one, Savage front page News.
Speaker 2: It's next. It's the Breakfast Club. On morning, the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 3: Are you someone who knows you don't have to sacrifice
Speaker 3: comfort for quality? Someone who lives large in life and
Speaker 3: in the bedroom, Then live large and now thinner with
Speaker 3: new Magnum raw condoms, the thinnest Magnum condom available where
Speaker 3: condoms are sold owning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne, the God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast club. We got tending the figure
Speaker 3: ro back for some front page news to do more.
Speaker 11: DJ Envy and my sisters from we talk about podcasts
Speaker 11: and Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 3: Right ten Bam now our guest hosts. Let's get right
Speaker 3: into it. Let's start with the Santis Yeah, just.
Speaker 9: So quickly and other political news.
Speaker 11: At a campaign stop in New Hampshire, Ronda Santis was
Speaker 11: talking about federal bureaucrats when she talks about all the time.
Speaker 11: He said, if he is elected president, he's gonna slit
Speaker 11: throats on day one. This wasn't the first time the
Speaker 11: Santis has said that he'll slash government agencies.
Speaker 9: If elected to the White House.
Speaker 11: In June, he said he wanted to get rid of
Speaker 11: the Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Congress, the Department
Speaker 11: of Energy, and the Department of Education. This is all
Speaker 11: just ridiculous, even putting that out there, that you can
Speaker 11: get rid of the whole departments. But he said that
Speaker 11: they have to bring the administration to heal and that
Speaker 11: the bureaucracy is out of control in Washington and you
Speaker 11: need a president to come in day one and clean house.
Speaker 9: So people are taking issue with his choice words of
Speaker 9: slitting throats.
Speaker 1: I wonder how does wrong keep his morale up being
Speaker 1: that he getting in the ass kicked in the polls
Speaker 1: by man he's been in peach twice and has seventy
Speaker 1: eight criminal charges. You can't even get close to that man. Now,
Speaker 1: you should at least have a one leg up on
Speaker 1: that individual.
Speaker 2: What you don't, right?
Speaker 11: I guess Joe Biden could probably say the same thing
Speaker 11: because looking at the poles in the general, which against
Speaker 11: depends on what pole you're looking at. But yeah, Rond
Speaker 11: de Santas, he's actually spent about thirty million dollars in
Speaker 11: recent months, so he's been pouring a lot of money
Speaker 11: in the voter outreach advertising, polling. People expected him to
Speaker 11: do much better personally, I think or weren't on the
Speaker 11: street in Orlando or in Florida by him going against Disney.
Speaker 9: That really hurt him, for sure. They do not like
Speaker 9: you to play with the big mouse.
Speaker 11: And so that that has caused a lot of his support,
Speaker 11: a lot of a lot caused him to lose a
Speaker 11: lot of Republican support for sure because of that.
Speaker 2: So and who are these people have said that he
Speaker 2: used the term slick throats. That sounds very liberal.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so still, you know, six months ago. So we'll
Speaker 11: we'll see if it if it turns around. I think
Speaker 11: he keeps trying to make sure he's not offending the
Speaker 11: Trump supporters, but they don't want Rohnde Santans.
Speaker 9: They want Trump, So it's not working out for him.
Speaker 2: It's like, now, what's the best cities for Black families?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I thought this was a knee kendrick by parents.
Speaker 11: They issued a first ever Best Black Cities for Black
Speaker 11: Parents Award and it is a careful assessment of locations
Speaker 11: to determine the.
Speaker 9: Best overall cities for Black families.
Speaker 11: They decide this information based upon community culture, good public education,
Speaker 11: higher education options, solid wealth building, and environmental and health equity.
Speaker 11: I wonder if people will agree with a lot of
Speaker 11: the cities that they chose, but I'll just name a
Speaker 11: few off. The best overall cities is Silver Spring, Maryland, Atlanta, Georgia,
Speaker 11: New York, New York, San Francisco, California. The best for
Speaker 11: safety is New York, New York.
Speaker 19: Yeah, Columbia, right, yeah, right, yeah, I knew you were
Speaker 19: gonna say that. New York, Columbia, Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey,
Speaker 19: New Jersey City, New Jersey City. It says that that's
Speaker 19: one of the best, and it gives reasons like on
Speaker 19: why they chose this, but it is a very it's
Speaker 19: very interesting. The best for wealth building Raleigh, North Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia,
Speaker 19: Saint Louis, it's Missouri, and so you can kind of
Speaker 19: go look and see, you know what they see.
Speaker 11: For culture, environmental equity, education, and health. I will mention
Speaker 11: the ones that they say best for education as Columbia, Maryland,
Speaker 11: Silver Spring, Maryland, San Francisco, California, m So.
Speaker 9: I guess y'all don't agree with the safety.
Speaker 2: No safe to see New York.
Speaker 3: I can't see.
Speaker 2: I can't say that about New York, New York.
Speaker 3: Not Manhattan. That's matt Order five boroughs, I should say,
Speaker 3: but no, I can't see anything.
Speaker 7: I mean, y'all don't have the gun laws here.
Speaker 6: But that's crazy. Let's go environment.
Speaker 2: Not in recent time, I don't think so, not in
Speaker 2: recent time.
Speaker 3: But if you do get caught with the fire illegally,
Speaker 3: it's three years in prisons, usually mandatory, and they usually
Speaker 3: give you a time all for good, you know, whatever
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 11: And they're saying, uh, I guess they're coming up with
Speaker 11: New York because they're saying it's one.
Speaker 9: Of the city's safest big cities. But you know that
Speaker 9: doesn't mean necessarily it's the safest. I guess somebody a
Speaker 9: little bit more clear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they did. I saw yesterday and I'm looking at
Speaker 2: it now.
Speaker 1: How they did say overall crime has been driven down
Speaker 1: across New York in July because shootings continue to decline.
Speaker 2: But I don't know it.
Speaker 3: Don't feel that way, No, not at all. All right, Well,
Speaker 3: that is Front page News.
Speaker 1: And make sure you subscribe to Testling Figures podcast, the
Speaker 1: Straight Shot, No Chase of podcasts on the Black Effect,
Speaker 1: iHeart Radio podcast network, and follow tests on all social
Speaker 1: media platforms at Testling figure out. All right, when we
Speaker 1: come back, it's Friday, so you know what that means,
Speaker 1: freaky freaky Friday.
Speaker 3: Talking eating Booty today. Lord, that comes from uh, this
Speaker 3: actually topic comes from that. We talk baut podcasts. Right,
Speaker 3: y'all had a situation where in front of y'all, Booty
Speaker 3: and wound up in the emergency room.
Speaker 5: Yes, for fourteen days they were in the house Jesus
Speaker 5: getting treatment for I can't pronounce it, biases Gara Diaces.
Speaker 2: Why doesn't have so many biases.
Speaker 5: That is the name of the sickness that they got,
Speaker 5: and that was like fecal matter on their tongue, in
Speaker 5: their throat and found in their gut, and they.
Speaker 2: Had to get treatment for dirty booty.
Speaker 6: Actually, listen, is there any clean like that?
Speaker 2: Boy?
Speaker 5: It's the place that all your waists comes from, So
Speaker 5: there's no such thing. Two steps out of the shower,
Speaker 5: it's booty again.
Speaker 2: That ain't true? It is that ain't true?
Speaker 1: Like I feel like you got to actually be going
Speaker 1: deep to be doing all of that, Like you got
Speaker 1: to get in there to actually be tasty eco matter.
Speaker 7: That's like people like the actual Yeah, it sounds like
Speaker 7: maybe he might have had something like.
Speaker 2: Man some raising NEOs.
Speaker 3: What is the question we're asking people?
Speaker 6: Have you ever had a medical emergency from a sexual experience?
Speaker 2: No, I want to know if you ever been sick?
Speaker 2: Have you ever got broad eight hundred.
Speaker 20: One?
Speaker 3: That is the question is freaking freaky, freaky Friday, Have
Speaker 3: you ever got sick from booty? I heard about somebody
Speaker 3: getting sick from booty, and y'all need to wash your
Speaker 3: booties Like that's crazy. Fickle matter on their tongue and
Speaker 3: throat and good and good.
Speaker 6: Let's fourteen days in the hospital.
Speaker 3: Fourteen days. But can you imagine telling the doctor, Hey,
Speaker 3: why are you here? You better tell the doctor the truth.
Speaker 2: Can't help you.
Speaker 16: Room.
Speaker 12: Now are you going to Friday?
Speaker 3: I'm sick? But what did you do last night's booty?
Speaker 3: That's wow, we'll talk about it.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club God Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Club. Maybe it's Freaky Friday.
Speaker 2: Got that.
Speaker 3: Call in down eight hundred five eighty five, one oh
Speaker 3: five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Club Morning, Everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. We have the ladies from the
Speaker 3: We Talk Back Podcast. Our guest hosts today A J
Speaker 3: and Tam Bam. And it's Friday, so you know what
Speaker 3: that means.
Speaker 4: It's frigging Friday.
Speaker 3: Now, this conversation comes from the We Talk Back podcast.
Speaker 3: Ladies here that came with the story of a face, say,
Speaker 3: a friend, but we don't know if it's a friend
Speaker 3: of was actually that.
Speaker 2: Was the person that went in the room and meat
Speaker 2: that was not me?
Speaker 3: So now what happened to your quote unquote friend?
Speaker 5: My friend had a sexual experience, and he was doing
Speaker 5: antal lingus to a young lady. And then the next
Speaker 5: maybe three days later, he started feeling sick and he
Speaker 5: was like throwing up. He couldn't hold any food down.
Speaker 5: He was very weak, and then.
Speaker 6: He started having blood in his stool. So he finally
Speaker 6: went to the hospital and they ran some tests and
Speaker 6: they found fecal matter.
Speaker 5: On his tongue, in his throat and in his gut
Speaker 5: u and they diagnosed him with ama biases gara diaces.
Speaker 5: I think I'm pronouncing that right, okay, And he had
Speaker 5: to have fourteen days of treatment before he was released
Speaker 5: from the hospital. That yeah it man, he said he
Speaker 5: was gonna get Once he got out, he was back
Speaker 5: at it again.
Speaker 7: Is that a new trend now?
Speaker 21: But yeah, yeah, that's old man.
Speaker 1: I remember being a kid and my older cousins was
Speaker 1: I'd be I'd be like, y'all eat pumpum, and they'd
Speaker 1: be like, you don't eat pumpum.
Speaker 2: They're like, shoot, when you get all here, you're gonna
Speaker 2: beat boky. I was like, I know, no, boom and
Speaker 2: here you are, right.
Speaker 3: So we were asking eight hundred and five these five
Speaker 3: one on five one do you know anybody that this
Speaker 3: has happened to. Have you heard of this before? But
Speaker 3: there's a lot of people on the lines that are
Speaker 3: just talking about things that happened to them during sex, like, uh,
Speaker 3: Tim here on the line.
Speaker 2: They got to stay on subjects.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm telling you, Tim right here, you got a
Speaker 3: yeaster fishing in your throat.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, Oh my goodness. I feel very embarrassed, but
Speaker 22: I felt compelled to.
Speaker 4: Call let me.
Speaker 22: It was a long time, probably like twenty.
Speaker 20: Years ago, short in my twenties, and I was laid
Speaker 20: off of work and I was going to this bar
Speaker 20: frequently frequently, and I met this girl and we, uh,
Speaker 20: we're having some fun.
Speaker 14: And I had a sore throat a few days later after.
Speaker 22: Spending some time with this girl, and I thought I
Speaker 22: had shut throat, and I went to the doctor and
Speaker 22: he was he did like one of them slave tests,
Speaker 22: and he's like, man, you.
Speaker 10: Got a YouTube section in your throat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've heard of that before.
Speaker 6: Now, did you get.
Speaker 22: I bought her some drinks, but no, I didn't hang
Speaker 22: over with money like that. But I would say I
Speaker 22: have a joke with the young guys that worked that
Speaker 22: we joked to the younger generations. I feel like they
Speaker 22: ain't doing some stuff. Get us older guys, we do,
Speaker 22: and I'll be like you guys, and they'll laugh like
Speaker 22: you still have be like, well, if you ain't, just
Speaker 22: look at dirty penny and you'll get an idea.
Speaker 2: What it's like that's not true is nothing.
Speaker 6: You're going back to the hospital.
Speaker 2: Like you said, what, I've tasted them both. They tasted
Speaker 2: nothing alike.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, how about a battery nine volte battery definitely.
Speaker 2: Don't taste like no battery. That battery shot than you.
Speaker 3: No, I never looked no battery.
Speaker 2: I have what's the seeve it's good or not?
Speaker 3: You lick the battery, and how do you know if
Speaker 3: it's good?
Speaker 2: You get shot? Y'all country, your parents? Have you looked
Speaker 2: at it? You look at it too, everybody does.
Speaker 3: Everybody don't do that, y'all?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: Look hello, Jason, Yeah, what.
Speaker 20: I came back from overseas and I had got jardia
Speaker 20: from drinking the water out there, and I was telling
Speaker 20: my friend about it, and he was saying he got it,
Speaker 20: but he got.
Speaker 12: It from booty, No, in general, being your booty said
Speaker 12: one night he said.
Speaker 14: Not me, but he said one night he turned over
Speaker 14: because I guess that's what he enjoys, is shed and
Speaker 14: shower clean herself properly.
Speaker 8: And he kind of you know, I heard that, like
Speaker 8: in the military, you get a disease, they like something real,
Speaker 8: real serious.
Speaker 7: They that's not over here in America, like you got
Speaker 7: to stay over there, and Claire.
Speaker 2: Imagine missing Christmas because you know that's crazy.
Speaker 3: But we can take some more calls when we come back.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eighty five one o five one. It's Friday, so.
Speaker 2: You know what that means.
Speaker 4: It's pretty pretty freaky Friday.
Speaker 3: The freaky freaky freaky Friday question comes from our ladies
Speaker 3: from the We Talk Back podcast. One of them had
Speaker 3: an incident where a guy allegedly ate one of their
Speaker 3: groceries and what.
Speaker 6: Happening It was a friend who ate another ladies groceries.
Speaker 2: Okay, that is a good question, though, do you go
Speaker 2: back and go with the woman?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, because most of the time
Speaker 1: you eat from a restaurant, in the restaurant get you sick,
Speaker 1: you ain't never going back there, So you go back
Speaker 1: to the woman that made you sick.
Speaker 6: He probably don't know who man groceries. Maybe just stop
Speaker 6: eating groceries that you're not supposed to eat.
Speaker 2: That you encouraging this. I thought women like that.
Speaker 12: No, I don't eat that.
Speaker 6: It's not good. When did this become such a big thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know. You agree, I mean, there we go,
Speaker 2: there we go for yourself.
Speaker 6: Sometimes there we go.
Speaker 3: Eight Has that happen to you? Let's discuss. It's the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Freaky fave freaky Friday.
Speaker 3: Call in that eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. You want to hear from you on
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club Morning everybody. It's ce j n V
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's Friday.
Speaker 3: So you know what that means.
Speaker 4: Freaking freaky Friday.
Speaker 3: A freaking freaky freaky Friday. Question comes from that We
Speaker 3: Talk Back podcast, AJ and Tambam. Now they got into
Speaker 3: an incident with a gentleman.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 6: I did not get into an incidents.
Speaker 1: Handy is the same person who walked the beach that
Speaker 1: ring cam. So this is this a coincidence that groceries
Speaker 1: groceries in one week?
Speaker 6: Yes, it was not me, It was not me with
Speaker 6: me and it was also not me with this man
Speaker 6: who was sick.
Speaker 3: Okay, so what happened with this man? I got?
Speaker 5: Said, all right, So he hooked up with a girl
Speaker 5: ate the groceries. He ended up three days later he
Speaker 5: started feeling sick. He started feeling nauseous, he couldn't hold
Speaker 5: any food down, and then he experienced some blood in
Speaker 5: his stool. So he finally went to the hospital and
Speaker 5: they ran some tests and they found fecal matter on
Speaker 5: his tongue, down his throat and then his gut, and
Speaker 5: they had to treat him for fourteen days for a
Speaker 5: mea biases in garadiaces.
Speaker 6: Damn, yes, sound like a different disease.
Speaker 3: Have you heard this and show? Has this change your
Speaker 3: mind with eating groceries?
Speaker 2: No, because I'm only eating one person in groceries? Yes,
Speaker 2: what about you? Aj what?
Speaker 6: I don't want to answer this.
Speaker 3: I would ask you ten man.
Speaker 5: But you said no way already know I'm not eating
Speaker 5: no groceries unless I don't get you nothing for your
Speaker 5: birthday or something like that.
Speaker 2: Hello was this.
Speaker 3: Miggi? Yep, yeah, leiggi, miiggie. What's your thoughts problem?
Speaker 2: So I'm clean? Right, But.
Speaker 9: Like back to what you were saying, people.
Speaker 2: May use wipes, so MIGGI use wipes.
Speaker 3: So somebody when you when you got to say you clean,
Speaker 3: that means you might not be clean. So so, gentlemen,
Speaker 3: is it in your but ate your groceries before, but
Speaker 3: you're saying you clean?
Speaker 14: No, no, no, But from people who don't use whites,
Speaker 14: maybe they're trying to leave some berries right behind for
Speaker 14: people to eat.
Speaker 1: Man, if y'all don't just eat some coke puffs, there's
Speaker 1: so many things you could eat if you really want
Speaker 1: that texture. Because somebody, one of y'all said that earlier
Speaker 1: that people like dingle berries or.
Speaker 4: Something like that.
Speaker 2: Google's raising nes.
Speaker 6: Crazin.
Speaker 2: What is crazy? Oh yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yes, man, there's a lot of substitutes, Coco pebbles, Coco puffs.
Speaker 6: I don't think they taste the same, though. I imagine
Speaker 6: this is some require ta.
Speaker 2: Hello, two girls.
Speaker 9: The morning.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning. What's your name?
Speaker 2: Mama?
Speaker 4: My name is Priscilla.
Speaker 3: Hey, Priscilla talks to us.
Speaker 2: Mama.
Speaker 22: Oh, first of all, I want to say good morning, entertaining.
Speaker 9: All the way to work, Thank you much. So what
Speaker 9: happened to me was I was with.
Speaker 22: My ex many years ago, and I didn't realize that
Speaker 22: I was allergic to the loop.
Speaker 10: Hm, and both my lips told up about four times in.
Speaker 22: Normal life and the emergency room.
Speaker 6: Which lips are you talking about? Okay, the one's down there,
Speaker 6: got it?
Speaker 2: So did you tell the doctor the truth? Yeah?
Speaker 14: Oh, I had to tell me.
Speaker 9: What you said was like, that's not normal.
Speaker 8: Just use coconut oil going forward, nice organic coconut oil.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'll do that next time because I was on
Speaker 10: steroids and I gave.
Speaker 6: A lot of weights so he can put you on
Speaker 6: pregnant zone.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 22: Yeah, shout out to my girl Maddie for bringing your Shout.
Speaker 12: Up to Maddie.
Speaker 22: You didn't even bring me.
Speaker 2: He didn't bring He was embarrassed. Yeah, tam man, did
Speaker 2: you bring the guy to the It was not me
Speaker 2: in the what's the more of the story, what's the
Speaker 2: more of the story? Tam Bam, tam bam.
Speaker 6: Then eat the groceries.
Speaker 2: I don't agree with that. That's just bad advice.
Speaker 5: If you're eating the groceries, eat the groceries in groceries. Okay,
Speaker 5: in the shower, just step out of the shower.
Speaker 1: No, that that's good advice. Clean your meat, clean your meat,
Speaker 1: getting a shower with the young lady. Same way people
Speaker 1: wash their chicken. You might have to wash it yourself.
Speaker 2: That's off. If you really want to eat it that bad,
Speaker 2: wash it yourself. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Wow, all right, Well when we.
Speaker 3: Come back, we got your room and report. We're talking
Speaker 3: LL cool J. You know this next week is hip
Speaker 3: Hop fifty. I think the eleventh is the day, right.
Speaker 2: Don't ask me, don't give me the line. I know
Speaker 2: it's next Friday.
Speaker 3: Yes, So next week is hip Hop fifty. So we're
Speaker 3: gonna be talking to some of your hip hop legends.
Speaker 3: And when we come back with discussing LL cool J.
Speaker 3: So don't move, it's to breakfast club on cam bam.
Speaker 3: Just out here getting people sick.
Speaker 6: Did not listen. We're not gonna spread that roomor across
Speaker 6: the crazy.
Speaker 3: Did you take them to the hospital? It was not mean.
Speaker 14: I did not.
Speaker 6: I give health, not sickness.
Speaker 1: You was taking notes during that whole that whole all
Speaker 1: that whole topic. She was writing stuff down. Wow, Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness. When I said, did you come back to
Speaker 1: the person that made you sick? You was like, it
Speaker 1: wasn't crazy, It wasn't mean, y'all.
Speaker 3: We are this Club, and we have Tam Bam and
Speaker 3: aj Holliday from the We Talked Back podcast. She was
Speaker 3: just telling us about a situation during Freaking Freaking.
Speaker 6: For your Friday, A situation, not my situation.
Speaker 2: Cap Takeoff from the Heaven. I'm still calling Cap from
Speaker 2: the Heaven.
Speaker 3: All right, when we come back, we got your room report.
Speaker 3: We got to talk Tiffany Haddis and also ll Cool Jay,
Speaker 3: so we got a lot to discuss. And also I
Speaker 3: want to remind you guys my Car show if you're
Speaker 3: in the New York State Tri State area, it's coming
Speaker 3: back to New York. Hasn't been in New York in
Speaker 3: three years because of COVID. Then we took it to
Speaker 3: Atlantic City, but now it's back in the Tri Stated.
Speaker 3: And know a lot of people are super duper excited,
Speaker 3: so a lot of celebrity calls, anxiety cars, rides for kids,
Speaker 3: kids fiving under a free jumpies. It's gonna be a
Speaker 3: lot of activities. It's a family fun day. We want
Speaker 3: you to bring your kids, bring your mom, your pops,
Speaker 3: your grandparents, bring the whole family out. We just like
Speaker 3: to have a lot of fun. Right when we come back,
Speaker 3: we got your room reports, it don't go anywhere. It's
Speaker 3: to Breakfast Club on b E t owning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's STJ n V Charlamagne de God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 1: Talk L cool jut of name or you gossip been chatting?
Speaker 2: Is the rumor report? I mean, I guess we're on
Speaker 2: the breakfast club. This weere the tea spells right right.
Speaker 3: One of the dope things about hip hop turning fifty
Speaker 3: next Friday is a lot of these stories that we've
Speaker 3: been hearing about that people have been talking about for years.
Speaker 3: A lot of these artists are doing interviews, doing shows
Speaker 3: and discussing them, and one of them was LLL cool J.
Speaker 3: He clears up Biggie's alleged who shot your record? Remember
Speaker 3: who shot you? Everybody thought it was for pot because
Speaker 3: that's when Pop just had got shot. So he talks
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 23: We had the prestigious journalist Bonsu Thompson come up here.
Speaker 23: He did a series Iconic Records, and he talked about
Speaker 23: the life and death record with Biggie right, and then
Speaker 23: in the middle of the interview he revealed to us
Speaker 23: something and I want to ask you that what you're
Speaker 23: aware of This is it truly as you understand it
Speaker 23: that when making who Shot You, Biggie took a shot
Speaker 23: at you.
Speaker 15: That's just not true. I was in the studio with
Speaker 15: Big Big was my man. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: I did flavoring your ear remix. He was just a
Speaker 15: great dude, you know what I'm saying. And I liked
Speaker 15: him a lot. And now he wasn't taking a shot
Speaker 15: at me.
Speaker 16: I mean he was.
Speaker 15: He was doing what rappers do with MC's do, old
Speaker 15: school new school. He was saying, whoever wanted can get it,
Speaker 15: and this.
Speaker 2: Is the bar that they He was talking about old.
Speaker 1: School, new school, need to learn tharn schools. Why would
Speaker 1: anybody think that's a shot at love? I saw when
Speaker 1: Bontu said that about said that on Sway Show. But
Speaker 1: why LL in particular like that don't make any sense
Speaker 1: to me, Like LL don't represent the whole old school.
Speaker 1: That don't make any sense to me.
Speaker 3: Now that was a little weird to me too.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Also, Tiffany Hattish's ex friend is suing her for a
Speaker 3: million dollars over extortion and allegations the ladies, Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: what the lady saying. She's a distortional allegation for defamation
Speaker 3: defamation of character following her children's twenty twenty two lawsuit
Speaker 3: against the actress for allegedly child sexual abuse.
Speaker 1: Even that is nonsense though, like meaning that if if somebody, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, accusing me of something, and you know, they
Speaker 1: try to sue me, and I say it's nonsense, and
Speaker 1: I say this person is trying to shake me down.
Speaker 1: Now I can sue you for defamation for simply saying
Speaker 1: it was I feel like it was a shakedown.
Speaker 8: Well, the defense against uh, libel or slander is the truth,
Speaker 8: So it is kind of like the truth because they
Speaker 8: dropped the criminals.
Speaker 6: So they dropped it.
Speaker 8: And I'm pretty sure they might have been compensated why
Speaker 8: they dropped it in the first place.
Speaker 1: I doubt they had been compensated. I don't think she'd
Speaker 1: be coming back trying to sue again for defamation, right, unless.
Speaker 2: You're just greedy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well people are agree that is true, all right.
Speaker 3: Well, Dix Megan is Stallion is set to film and
Speaker 3: the debut upcoming musical title Dix The Musical She's Gonna Start,
Speaker 3: and that it's gonna be the first ever movie musical.
Speaker 3: The Independent Entertainment Company released the trailer for the rated
Speaker 3: R comedy title Dix the Musical, which stars Megan the
Speaker 3: Stallion as the boss of two New York City businessmen.
Speaker 24: It is Craig Tittle, thanks doll, and this is Trevor Brock.
Speaker 11: Like massively the Lady Syney.
Speaker 2: Just keeps a ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Everybody on that show, and I always want you you're going,
Speaker 3: you're going theory.
Speaker 1: Let me tell how ridiculous this show is. And this
Speaker 1: is this is Breakfast Club. You know our listeners, you
Speaker 1: know y'all a part of this show too. Let me
Speaker 1: know how ridiculous this show is. They bleep me for
Speaker 1: lesson here, right, But y'all gonna play the trailer and
Speaker 1: bleep the title in the trailer, But n we said
Speaker 1: it four times.
Speaker 2: It ain't none of y'all dump him.
Speaker 1: It's the title of a movie. But why bleeping in
Speaker 1: the trailer. You can't say it in that context? Your
Speaker 1: act me talking about.
Speaker 2: The penis you idiot?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I didn't.
Speaker 1: I know you didn't talking about it all about my
Speaker 1: name to though I'm talking about it not for this
Speaker 1: And y'all bleeped it when you played the try when
Speaker 1: you're playing the true.
Speaker 2: Dix the musical in the cinemas one.
Speaker 1: You can't say it like that. You can say you
Speaker 1: can say Dick's boarding goods. I can say Dix not
Speaker 1: movie from here, but that that's actually about penises.
Speaker 2: Do we know? Yes, crazy Human.
Speaker 6: That's the guy's name.
Speaker 2: No, it's not a musical title named the movie.
Speaker 1: Hey, I don't care. I'm just telling you ridiculous. Are
Speaker 1: you going play the trailer back again? They bleeped it
Speaker 1: in the trailer, but you said it eighteen times?
Speaker 3: Are you going No?
Speaker 7: That was supporting Meg.
Speaker 2: It's a movie.
Speaker 24: It's it's Craig Tittle, thanks doll and this it's Trevor Browck.
Speaker 2: Give good, dame. You said it nineteen times.
Speaker 12: Okay, y'all, what's up?
Speaker 2: Producer? My Guy'll just put my guy out there like that?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. He just wanted to say it.
Speaker 1: He wanted to say it right, He wanted he wanted
Speaker 1: that out it to come out of his mouth loud too,
Speaker 1: confidence and enthusiasm and energy.
Speaker 12: Wow, what borrow you from what they come out of?
Speaker 2: Queens?
Speaker 3: Well, let me just tell you. It follows two business
Speaker 3: men who discover they are identical twins separated at birth,
Speaker 3: with one living with mother played by Megan Moulali and
Speaker 3: one is his father, Nathan Lane. The two decide to
Speaker 3: trick their parents into getting back together. If that sounds similar,
Speaker 3: it's uh, that's what it's about, get back together.
Speaker 6: It's like parent with penises, track with Peenie.
Speaker 2: This is graz he and his parent.
Speaker 3: Trap is crazy or Dix the musical with premiere. Here
Speaker 3: you go, man some Man, September twenty nine, twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: It's got crazy, all right, Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: What don't charlamae and me? I ain't got nothing to
Speaker 2: do with this.
Speaker 1: We'll give you a donkey two four after the hour,
Speaker 1: Donkey of the day is going to I'll giving donkey
Speaker 1: two oh man. A feminist collective in Mexico called fifty
Speaker 1: plus one Mexicans.
Speaker 2: I staying with you.
Speaker 1: We need to build a wall around this feminist collective
Speaker 1: in Mexico and keep them out of Mexico City. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about it for after that hour, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll get to that nexus. The breakfast level morning, the
Speaker 1: breakfast club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 3: Are you someone who knows you don't have to sacrifice
Speaker 3: comfort for quality. Someone who lives large in life and
Speaker 3: in the bedroom, then live large and now thinner with
Speaker 3: new Magnum raw condoms, the thinnest Magnum condom available where
Speaker 3: condoms are sold up. Damn he hog, it's start.
Speaker 2: I ain't trying to be dounky today no more.
Speaker 1: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 1: not making these people do these days.
Speaker 6: Called Donkey of the day, and it really caught me
Speaker 6: off guard.
Speaker 11: Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey of the day today?
Speaker 1: Wow, Old Jess hilarious Donkey of Today for Friday, August
Speaker 1: fourth goes to a feminist collective in Mexico called fifty
Speaker 1: plus one. Not just that feminist collective, but all the
Speaker 1: citizens who are upset.
Speaker 2: With Mayor Manuel Angel Villa Lobos. Okay, I will call
Speaker 2: him Mayor Manuel from here on out.
Speaker 1: But Mayor Manuel is under fire simply because he cares,
Speaker 1: simply because he loves values and appreciates the other men
Speaker 1: who reside in this town that I can't pronounce what
Speaker 1: is it called?
Speaker 2: What was it called? Say it again? There you go?
Speaker 1: Yes, I want Man Manuel to know that we're riding
Speaker 1: with him. We see you, man Manuel. Man Manuel decided
Speaker 1: to turn up the heat on a holiday that nobody
Speaker 1: truly cares about.
Speaker 2: And that holiday is Father's Day.
Speaker 1: Driving the clues on Father's Day, Kerry, Father's Day is
Speaker 1: June eighteenth for this year, and don't nobody give a
Speaker 1: damn per usual? Okay, but the man decided to do
Speaker 1: something special for the fathers on Father's Day. And now
Speaker 1: this feminist collective and other women are upset. What's the
Speaker 1: news channel? Let's go, let' let's hear the news report.
Speaker 1: Please means president.
Speaker 9: Municipality without man will be yellow. It's the maist.
Speaker 3: Those those.
Speaker 2: All the critics, the offerers, the commentary tru scores.
Speaker 3: No, it's the Luna and president will be your logo
Speaker 3: reaction for the media, it's the direction.
Speaker 2: Wow, Wow, Wow, what's this?
Speaker 14: Wow?
Speaker 3: What's this?
Speaker 11: Wow?
Speaker 2: Dominican? You know what he said?
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm not Dominican.
Speaker 1: Let me translate. The mayor decided that they would be
Speaker 1: a good idea to offer the men of his town
Speaker 1: a script show for fother's day, dropping the clues box
Speaker 1: for that man.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: He sent out the information online and invited all the
Speaker 1: fothers to a local auditorium on June seventeenth for a
Speaker 1: special event show just for dads, and on the poster
Speaker 1: it said a show surprises in presence that Mal laid
Speaker 1: it out for the fothers. They had electrical appliances as
Speaker 1: Raffle prizes, traditional music playing.
Speaker 2: What kind of music was they playing? Red Wolf? You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying? Come on now, come on now.
Speaker 2: And they had scrippers. Now listen.
Speaker 1: When they sent the invite out it mentioned in big
Speaker 1: read letters that no children and no women were invited.
Speaker 1: I repeat, When they sent out the invite it said
Speaker 1: no children and no women were invited. Now, this is
Speaker 1: where some of the problems lie. The women didn't listen.
Speaker 1: A lot of the ladies came anyway and bought their children.
Speaker 1: How you gonna ignore the fact we told you not
Speaker 1: to come and don't bring the kids and then get
Speaker 1: upset when the script show starts. But you can't complain
Speaker 1: about a sexually suggestive performance by scrippers when we told
Speaker 1: you not to come and don't bring kids. And furthermore,
Speaker 1: why are you trying to steal these hard working Mexicans joy?
Speaker 1: The biggest he hall is going to everybody that has
Speaker 1: a problem with this. Okay, fathers already get the worst gifts,
Speaker 1: things we don't need to use.
Speaker 2: Finally, something that fathers will actually enjoy, and it's a problem.
Speaker 12: All eyes on Mexico City right now, y'all.
Speaker 1: We should all be learning from Mexico in this moment
Speaker 1: because the bar has been raised on what fathers deserve
Speaker 1: for Father's Day.
Speaker 2: Don't think about just the scriptlers.
Speaker 1: They had electrical appliances, toasters, microwaves, waffle makers, tortilla presses,
Speaker 1: and scrippers. Now, personally, I don't need the scripts because
Speaker 1: my wife and I have no problem frequenting the script
Speaker 1: club together. But for the brothers whose wives are not
Speaker 1: with that, why are you raining on their single de
Speaker 1: Mayo parade? Do you know how many ties we have
Speaker 1: in our closet that don't go with any shirts and
Speaker 1: suits that we own?
Speaker 2: How many ties you got in me? A lot?
Speaker 1: Come on, man, Fathers don't always want ties. They want
Speaker 1: all right, father's got enough power tools, power drills, screwdrivers, ammers, nails.
Speaker 1: If we sick of that in America, how do you
Speaker 1: think they feel in Mexico. I'm show in Mexico City
Speaker 1: they got enough tools. Everybody over there, probably Babido the builder. Okay,
Speaker 1: a Mexican mayor and Mexican fathers don't want to screw
Speaker 1: and nail something. They do enough of that they want
Speaker 1: to screw and nail someone, all right. They want to
Speaker 1: go to whole depot, not home depot. Listen, I'm saying,
Speaker 1: is the moral of the story. This isn't about scrippers,
Speaker 1: all right. It's about the fact this mayor went above
Speaker 1: and beyond for Father's Day. I think all these women
Speaker 1: just being fake outraged to attempt to discract from the
Speaker 1: fact that they have never went this hard for Father's Day.
Speaker 1: The mayor made all the ladies in this town look bad,
Speaker 1: and that's what they really upset about. Okay, they say,
Speaker 1: the greatest mark of a father is how he treats
Speaker 1: his children and wife when no one is looking.
Speaker 21: Well.
Speaker 1: The greatest mark of a child and wife should be
Speaker 1: how they treat their father when everyone is looking all right,
Speaker 1: the mayor passed the tests, all right.
Speaker 2: Next Father's Day, will you.
Speaker 1: Please give that feminist collective fifty plus one and anyone
Speaker 1: in Mexico City who has a problem with what Mayor
Speaker 1: Manual did.
Speaker 2: The sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. Oh no, you do.
Speaker 10: The day, do.
Speaker 2: All the day?
Speaker 1: Yee?
Speaker 2: What you got your father for father day?
Speaker 7: Aj a plant?
Speaker 2: A plant kind of plunless he wasn't even cannabis.
Speaker 7: I can't even remember.
Speaker 8: It was a really really nice plant from home depot.
Speaker 8: But that's about it, you know what I'm saying, planting dinner,
Speaker 8: that's it. But I always about to be single, Demio,
Speaker 8: okay for playing.
Speaker 2: All they did was show up. What you got your
Speaker 2: father for Father's I.
Speaker 6: Got him a kapai sweatshirt. That's what he wanted. He
Speaker 6: a kapa He wanted a.
Speaker 2: Sweatshirt, probably for forty years. He probably got enough of those.
Speaker 5: That's what he said, I want a new sweatshirt. Oh okay,
Speaker 5: he got it, and we're gonna get y'all again next year.
Speaker 3: Jesus.
Speaker 12: Okay, that's cool.
Speaker 2: Put them on some scrippers.
Speaker 3: What kind of plant did he ask for?
Speaker 1: A plant?
Speaker 7: He likes plants, you know, marijuana or a plant?
Speaker 3: Oh, cannabis plan? Yeah, all right, I'm not at that
Speaker 3: all right now. When we come back, Tim Ryan will
Speaker 3: be my guys. We're gonna kick it with him.
Speaker 2: When we come back, Tim Ryan is gonna come up here.
Speaker 2: And talk to us about the exhaustive the exhausted majority,
Speaker 2: the exhausted majority the people in this country. That's just tired,
Speaker 2: all right, Okay, we tied everything. We tired. We tired
Speaker 2: of Republicans, were tired of Democrats, we tired of pro doowns.
Speaker 2: We're just tired, all right.
Speaker 3: B et we see y'all on Monday, everybody else. Tim
Speaker 3: Ryan is up next to the breakfast club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 25: So we want to create an organization with the people.
Speaker 25: You can go to We the People two fifty dot
Speaker 25: us to learn more about us in celebration of the
Speaker 25: two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States. It's
Speaker 25: the mind miracle. We've made it this far as a country,
Speaker 25: and we want to just make sure that we are
Speaker 25: preparing ourselves for the next two hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 25: And that means ushering in an era of reform responsibility.
Speaker 25: Government's not working for most people. The conversation sucks, and
Speaker 25: we want to We want people to land with us,
Speaker 25: and then we're going to build this organization out and
Speaker 25: try to stitch this country back together.
Speaker 1: What's the disconnect? What do you think the problem is?
Speaker 1: Why is a government letting down to people so much.
Speaker 25: I just I think part of it is that everyone's
Speaker 25: you know, red shirt, blue shirt, and then the extremes
Speaker 25: on both sides drive most of the conversation, and like,
Speaker 25: no one's talking about solutions. So one of the things
Speaker 25: we want to do is highlight the really positive things
Speaker 25: that are working out there. So and we're going to
Speaker 25: do really compelling content. Now we will take on the
Speaker 25: the anti democratic forces in the in the country for sure,
Speaker 25: but we want to highlight the positive things that are
Speaker 25: going on. So one of the issues I've worked on
Speaker 25: throughout my time in Congress is veteran suicides. He's still
Speaker 25: almost twenty a day. We've not moved the needle on
Speaker 25: this at all. One of the things that's really helping
Speaker 25: move the needle on this is psilocybin. So it's mushrooms,
Speaker 25: basically psychedelic mushroom therapy. There's a group called MAPS. Rick
Speaker 25: Doblin has been running this for about thirty years. They've
Speaker 25: got a ton of research. It's working, but it doesn't
Speaker 25: get any oxygen because the drug companies, and we've had
Speaker 25: this conversation before, they suck all the oxygen out of
Speaker 25: the room, toxic political conversation. So we want to do
Speaker 25: compelling content around this same thing around mental health addiction.
Speaker 21: Cannabinoids. Cannabis can be super helpful.
Speaker 25: When it's done properly to heal people from addiction. And
Speaker 25: good friend of mine, Bernie Cosar, used to be the
Speaker 25: quarterback at the Browns back in the day when I
Speaker 25: was just a boy, went through a huge issue around addiction.
Speaker 25: Healed himself basically through really.
Speaker 21: Kind of intense cannabinoid usage.
Speaker 2: Weed. You got to say, shrooms and weed.
Speaker 21: Shrooms and weed.
Speaker 2: We'll keep it and keep it real.
Speaker 25: So yeah, but it's it's like a real thick concentration
Speaker 25: of cannabis.
Speaker 21: It's not you know, smoga. It's like a really intense thing.
Speaker 21: But he healed himself on it.
Speaker 2: Wow. Now he's a huge advocate.
Speaker 25: Like he was football in the eighties, they were just pedaling,
Speaker 25: you know, painkillers, like crazy shots pills.
Speaker 21: He said he'd walk into a locker.
Speaker 25: Room and they'd have a table full of just basically
Speaker 25: high dosage prescription drug painkillers. I want to highlight that,
Speaker 25: you know, mindfulness in the schools. There's a great group
Speaker 25: called inter Explorer there. They do, you know, basically breathing techniques,
Speaker 25: meditation in schools. There's a school in Tampa. Send you
Speaker 25: guys the information like they z wote out, you know,
Speaker 25: people dropping out. People attendance is almost one hundred percent.
Speaker 25: Kids are starting to pay attention because they're in trauma.
Speaker 21: I mean, I think.
Speaker 25: Across the board, basically, we have a lot of people
Speaker 25: in trauma right their brain is in fight or flight mode.
Speaker 25: There's got a lot of trauma. Could be violence, it
Speaker 25: could be this, could be that, all kinds of different things.
Speaker 25: But we're not addressing the trauma. So we the people,
Speaker 25: we want to highlight this stuff. We want to celebrate it,
Speaker 25: the people that are doing good and and make sure
Speaker 25: that people know about it, and then we could hopefully amplify,
Speaker 25: get money behind it and start shifting the country.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne also mentioned when you walked in here that you know,
Speaker 3: he felt that you should be the next president of
Speaker 3: the United States.
Speaker 2: Well, one day, I think one day I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't see why.
Speaker 1: I don't see why nobody's not challenging right now. I
Speaker 1: think next year is a great time to d president
Speaker 1: by by any you know, I personally.
Speaker 3: What's your thoughts on it in the future? Which you
Speaker 3: possibly running for president.
Speaker 21: You know, I don't know. I did it for twenty years.
Speaker 25: Like I'm six months out for the first time in
Speaker 25: really my adult life, being out of politics, and uh you.
Speaker 3: Kind of like it.
Speaker 10: I like it.
Speaker 25: I mean I like I got we got my kids.
Speaker 25: I get to hang out with my kids. I got
Speaker 25: a nine year old. I'm coaching this flag football team,
Speaker 25: like getting them into basketball, took them to like Mark
Speaker 25: Price used to play for the Cavs a bunch of
Speaker 25: years back when they were good. Yeah, he did a
Speaker 25: camp in Ohio and I took break.
Speaker 21: I love it.
Speaker 25: This is great man at this show right now. No,
Speaker 25: but that's why we the people. I still want to
Speaker 25: be engaged. I still want to try to help. I
Speaker 25: feel like I got good ideas. I'm only fifty years old,
Speaker 25: and in this political environment, I'm like the newbie fifty.
Speaker 2: Like you're young, you get it.
Speaker 1: I was even going to ask you, like you have
Speaker 1: the formal elected official, how do you feel when you
Speaker 1: see the cognitive decline of other elective officials, whether it's
Speaker 1: MS McConnell, whether it's Senator Diane fine Stee, what is
Speaker 1: the president Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: Like, what do you feel when you see that.
Speaker 25: You know, I'm frustrated, honestly, and I've been saying probably
Speaker 25: for the last six seven years that especially a Democratic party,
Speaker 25: but clearly it's across the board.
Speaker 21: We need generational change. Like the new ideas we're talking about.
Speaker 25: Like those are meditations, right, I mean, those are the
Speaker 25: solutions to our problems. And like you try to talk
Speaker 25: to you know, you try to talk to an eighty
Speaker 25: year old leader about you know, psilocybin and mushrooms, and
Speaker 25: they're like, this has been researched, like we have it,
Speaker 25: you know, and so the conversation has become very difficult
Speaker 25: because I just think, you know, there's just a lack
Speaker 25: of understanding there generationally, and I think that's part of
Speaker 25: the problem in the fact that our culture and that's why,
Speaker 25: like politics's downstream of culture, you know, Like I tell
Speaker 25: people all the time, like President Kennedy was a product
Speaker 25: of the Greatest Generation, Like people went to wars abut
Speaker 25: the Depression, they knew their role in the world, were
Speaker 25: proud to be Americans, like, worked hard, and then they
Speaker 25: produced a leader like that who at one point gave
Speaker 25: the civil Rights addressed from the Oval Office, saying you
Speaker 25: can't fight for freedom abroad if everyone's not free here,
Speaker 25: like had the balls to do that stuff, you know
Speaker 25: what I mean. So I think like our culture now,
Speaker 25: because it's so toxic, is just the old leaders are
Speaker 25: just hanging on. It's not dynamic. We're not producing young
Speaker 25: leaders who are talking about I mean, we're producing on
Speaker 25: They just can't get any oxygen. Like there's no way
Speaker 25: that because the systems have become so narrowed. And so
Speaker 25: it's frustrating because I think we're not solving the problems.
Speaker 25: There aren't new ideas. And I've always been the kind
Speaker 25: of guy, like I thought politics was about ideas.
Speaker 3: All right, we got more with Tim Ryan when we
Speaker 3: come back, don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne, the guy we are to
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club's still kicking it with Tim Ryan. Charlomagne.
Speaker 1: Now, can you talk more about the extreme majority, because
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm in the extreme majority, probably exhausted majority.
Speaker 2: Exhausted majority. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 25: Mean I did Ceenn last night and I'm here with
Speaker 25: my niece Ashley, who works with me, and we're sitting
Speaker 25: in the green room watching the show. I'm going to
Speaker 25: go on at ten fifty, And so from ten to
Speaker 25: ten fifty, I'm watching which I have. I really don't
Speaker 25: watch political talk anymore.
Speaker 21: And I looked at and I was like.
Speaker 2: I'm exhausted, Like you're just sitting there watching.
Speaker 21: It was like, I'm just.
Speaker 2: Sitting on a couch.
Speaker 25: I'm not doing anything, and I'm absolutely exhausted listening about
Speaker 25: Trump and all this stuff. And I just feel like,
Speaker 25: and I'm worried that the good people are going to
Speaker 25: check out and the extreme people are going to stay
Speaker 25: in and be rabid and continue to drive the conversation
Speaker 25: like there is no way that the vast majority of
Speaker 25: the people in this country support an insurrection against the government.
Speaker 2: There's no way.
Speaker 24: So how are these polls like fifty to fifty among
Speaker 24: registered voters.
Speaker 25: It's because, you know, people aren't you know, don't. I mean,
Speaker 25: we've had record number, but there's a lot of people
Speaker 25: that still don't vote, and there's a lot of people
Speaker 25: that just go and vote, and that's it.
Speaker 21: And what we want to do is.
Speaker 25: Try to get like new, a renewed view of civic engagement,
Speaker 25: Like it starts with the citizens. We've tried to like
Speaker 25: outsource all this stuff to Washington, DC, and Obama's going
Speaker 25: to take care of it, or Trump's going to take
Speaker 25: care of it or buy and I'll do this, and
Speaker 25: then you get mad when they don't do. It's about us,
Speaker 25: and we're going to give you the path forward to
Speaker 25: help the country. And that's why I think one of
Speaker 25: the things we need in the country is national service,
Speaker 25: some form of everyone has to get off their rear
Speaker 25: end and go help.
Speaker 2: What do you think democrats are getting wrong? What do
Speaker 2: you think democrats are getting right?
Speaker 24: I think we got what we got right.
Speaker 21: I think was the reindustrialization of the country.
Speaker 25: I think the Inflation Reduction Act, I think the Infrastructure Bill,
Speaker 25: I think the Chips Act, which is helping us reshore
Speaker 25: chip manufacturing. Like the reindustrialization piece, absolutely got right. I
Speaker 25: think that we lack any ideas on some of the
Speaker 25: other stuff that we've already talked about, Like we should
Speaker 25: be grabbing these healing modalities. We should be grabbing food
Speaker 25: is medicine. We should be grabbing these things and pushing
Speaker 25: them into the poorest communities in our country and saying
Speaker 25: we have a new agenda for empowerment, economic empowerment, health,
Speaker 25: empowerment for every citizen, whether you're a black kid in
Speaker 25: Cleveland or you're a white kid living in Appalachia. These
Speaker 25: programs are going to be for all of us. And
Speaker 25: I think we've done We've done a bad job. Like
Speaker 25: sometimes it's like Democrats are always picking a group. We're
Speaker 25: gonna be with this group, and then we're going to
Speaker 25: be with this group. And they think come election time,
Speaker 25: you can have like ten different groups that you're going
Speaker 25: to be awful.
Speaker 21: Let's be for everybody.
Speaker 25: Like, let's have things that regardless, like Medicare for everybody.
Speaker 21: That's why I was successful.
Speaker 25: Social Security everybody gets it, everybody participates in the program,
Speaker 25: you know, So like we need things that are going
Speaker 25: to help everybody, especially when the vast majority of the
Speaker 25: people in the country are working hard and not getting
Speaker 25: ahead or working poor. Like so if you're helping everybody,
Speaker 25: the amount of saying help the top, you know one
Speaker 25: two percent, they're doing pretty good on their own, But
Speaker 25: how do we help everybody? And breaking up the concentration
Speaker 25: of wealth pharmaceutical industry, big tech, Like breaking that shit
Speaker 25: up is going to benefit everybody in the long run.
Speaker 2: What do you think Republicans are getting wrong. And what
Speaker 2: do you think Republicans are getting right?
Speaker 25: I think they get what they get right from their messaging.
Speaker 25: It's not it's clear now, but the answers aren't in Washington.
Speaker 25: The answers are in communities. The answers are with individuals.
Speaker 25: I think, like there's no reason Democrats shouldn't agree with that. Yeah, absolutely, clearly,
Speaker 25: the answers aren't all in Washington, DC because it disempowers people.
Speaker 25: And like I said, you can outsource your your issues
Speaker 25: to Washington and then check out you know clearly what
Speaker 25: they get wrong. No one has a spine to like
Speaker 25: take on the insurrectionists like that's insane that like you liked,
Speaker 25: you know, there's there's certain red lines that you should say, no,
Speaker 25: I'm not going to support you anymore. Which is why
Speaker 25: the Liz Cheney's of the world, even though like you
Speaker 25: don't agree with them on like eighty percent of things,
Speaker 25: you gotta honor their courage for like, No, you can't
Speaker 25: support an insurrection for the United States. No, you can't
Speaker 25: lie thirty six thousand and times to the American people
Speaker 25: as president. No you can't steal secret documents and then
Speaker 25: try to cover it up like you're not allowed to
Speaker 25: do that, and so like to watch like the Kevin
Speaker 25: McCarthy's of the world with no spine, no guts, like
Speaker 25: can't can't stand up to anybody, you know. I think
Speaker 25: that's just if Trump would win again, that would be
Speaker 25: the demise of the country.
Speaker 2: I think, the country and democracy as we know it.
Speaker 25: I think so, I mean, he gets he gets the
Speaker 25: levers of power. You think he won't hire an attorney
Speaker 25: general that would just go holy cow? Yeah, yeah, yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: Do you regret leaving your seat to run for Senate?
Speaker 21: No, No, I was.
Speaker 25: I was excited about it, but that was a good
Speaker 25: opportunity to, you know, try to do more. You know,
Speaker 25: you get in public service, you want to you want
Speaker 25: to try to do as much as you possibly can.
Speaker 21: At the highest level you possibly can do it. And
Speaker 21: so no, not at all.
Speaker 1: No, Everything you're doing challenge is uh capitalism, right, whether
Speaker 1: it's introducing shrooms and mushrooms, whether it's you know, saying hey,
Speaker 1: we need to lay off these process foods. Can you
Speaker 1: actually win a big national election challenging these corporations in network?
Speaker 25: Well, if you have the coalition of people on the ground,
Speaker 25: and I think part of what we want to do
Speaker 25: for we the.
Speaker 2: People is let these people, like the vets.
Speaker 25: For example, who are who have been healed by the psilocybin? Right,
Speaker 25: the Maps group, there's thousands. They did a conference in
Speaker 25: Denver a couple of weeks ago, twelve thousand people. The
Speaker 25: governor of Colorado spoke at the conference like it's getting momentum.
Speaker 21: That's a whole network of people.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 25: You look at the food as medicine. You know my
Speaker 25: buddy Mark Hyman, he's been a New York Times bestseller.
Speaker 25: He wrote a book called Food Fix. He's very much
Speaker 25: into this food is medicine where we can just heal ourselves,
Speaker 25: reverse diabetes by changing our diets without all this medication,
Speaker 25: and give them a bunch of money at the pharmaceutical
Speaker 25: in that just manages it for you.
Speaker 21: You actually can fit to heal yourself. That's millions of
Speaker 21: people across the country.
Speaker 25: You talk about mindfulness, transcendental meditation, yoga, like it's fifty
Speaker 25: sixty seventy million people in the country do this kind
Speaker 25: of things. Yoga studios popping up everywhere, right, Like, what
Speaker 25: I want to do with we the people is for
Speaker 25: all of these groups to see each other as allies.
Speaker 25: Then you start to build a new politics because when
Speaker 25: you look at it, the mindset's the same. Right whether
Speaker 25: if you're for cannabinoids for addiction, if you're for psilocybin
Speaker 25: for you know, healing post traumatic stress for vets, if
Speaker 25: you're for you know, seeing the problems with the industrial
Speaker 25: food system, you're you have the same mindset. You have
Speaker 25: a change mindset. You know things aren't working, and you
Speaker 25: have an idea. I need them, I need them, and
Speaker 25: we need them to all see each other as allies
Speaker 25: and we the people. We want to build that coalition.
Speaker 25: And you know, one day that will shift the culture.
Speaker 25: And as I said, politics is downstream of culture. Culture shifts,
Speaker 25: politics will shift.
Speaker 2: How do folks support We the People?
Speaker 25: Man, go to We the People two fifty dot us
Speaker 25: and you know, check us out.
Speaker 21: We got videos and.
Speaker 25: Some really compelling content. We're gonna we're gonna take on,
Speaker 25: you know, the MAGA movement with some really compelling content.
Speaker 25: So stay tuned. That's going to be fun to do.
Speaker 25: And then we're going to build this other thing out
Speaker 25: and we want a We the People representative in all
Speaker 25: three and forty.
Speaker 21: Two counties in the country. Like that's my goal. Let's
Speaker 21: go big.
Speaker 25: We're going to do concerts, We're going to try to
Speaker 25: raise some money for these different groups, bring attention.
Speaker 21: So yeah, go sign up be a part of what
Speaker 21: we're doing it.
Speaker 25: It's going to be the most fun political organization in
Speaker 25: the country. There's a very low bar there, Charlata Mane,
Speaker 25: there is a very low bar.
Speaker 21: But we want to have fun. We want joy like that.
Speaker 25: It's like we're living in a joyless you know, society now,
Speaker 25: and it's like we want joy, want happiness.
Speaker 21: We want people to like have fun and also participate.
Speaker 25: And I think you know that that level of service,
Speaker 25: opening your heart, giving, using your time and talents to
Speaker 25: help others, there's joy in that, you know, there's joying that.
Speaker 1: So I personally think Tim Ryan should be President of
Speaker 1: the United States of America one day.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Your ideas, your values, your beliefs. I feel like that's
Speaker 1: what we need, uh in politics right now.
Speaker 21: Appreciate that, man, Thank you. I mean it's a lot.
Speaker 1: My guy, Tim Ryan is the breakfast club, the breakfast
Speaker 1: club wanting everybody's d J n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the God. We are to breakfast club. It's time
Speaker 3: for pastors.
Speaker 2: It's time for yeah, DJ comes.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, with.
Speaker 3: Where you're going, you gotta go.
Speaker 2: To fing.
Speaker 26: I'm here, yes, But all right, so this week I'm
Speaker 26: gonna be in our R and B bag a little bit.
Speaker 26: I'm gonna start with a track from Vito's new project
Speaker 26: called mood Swings and let need a phrase new because
Speaker 26: it came out in like February, but you know, okay whatever.
Speaker 26: But a record that has been in heavy rotation for
Speaker 26: me right now is called do.
Speaker 3: You mind that Records?
Speaker 2: Doope?
Speaker 3: I've been playing in the mix. I like that record?
Speaker 15: You got what?
Speaker 2: Chris Brown? VI?
Speaker 6: Chris is also featured on the record Chris Brown.
Speaker 26: Yeah, because I'm trying to shine the light on Veto.
Speaker 19: Like.
Speaker 26: Vito is an independent artist and he makes great R
Speaker 26: and B like classic.
Speaker 6: The do you mind if I come through?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 6: So y'all like that one? All right?
Speaker 19: Cool?
Speaker 26: Next is actually an unreleased record from Friday out of Philly.
Speaker 2: Friday. Don't know Friday Friday Friday.
Speaker 26: I know him, I don't know him personally, Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 26: he has a record you feature and fire Boy that's
Speaker 26: about to drop.
Speaker 7: But he gave it to me early.
Speaker 26: I was in the studio and he was playing in
Speaker 26: his album, and I like this one of the best.
Speaker 2: How you acting like a damn DJ? Now that's what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. What DJs do?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: You acting like a damn DJ?
Speaker 6: I need this record.
Speaker 26: I love this record, so let's get into it. It's
Speaker 26: Friday you that's okay.
Speaker 1: They don't let them girls raise your blood pressure on Friday.
Speaker 1: I heard him say that in the song you Don't
Speaker 1: Want That. I like it every time I hear Friday.
Speaker 1: He sounds like a sample, Like his voice actually sounds
Speaker 1: like an old school sample.
Speaker 2: And does now he dope though Friday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he got a really good thing going.
Speaker 26: And the last record I want to highlight is off
Speaker 26: of BEA's new EP called Really Her Great EP. If
Speaker 26: you guys haven't heard it, I will say after listening
Speaker 26: to this, I feel like ba is one of my
Speaker 26: favorite rap girlies right now because she's just the most relatable,
Speaker 26: like she.
Speaker 6: Talks about real things.
Speaker 26: So anyway, the record is called Fallbacks.
Speaker 2: Okay, I like Bea. I like Bea too. That was dope.
Speaker 2: Now the three for three today, that's right rare.
Speaker 3: That's last week too, just a week before that.
Speaker 4: Very rad Now.
Speaker 3: Last week the week before that she struck out twice,
Speaker 3: but it was only because it was Chico and just
Speaker 3: don't matter.
Speaker 2: That's our opinion. That don't matter. People like the records
Speaker 2: that you play.
Speaker 26: Yes, oh, because y'all didn't like the international.
Speaker 3: Match, I'm keeping it, but you're putting us onto it
Speaker 3: so well.
Speaker 26: I'm glad you guys like it. So if you guys
Speaker 26: rock with the music makes you guys tap into the past.
Speaker 26: The playlist you can get it by following me on
Speaker 26: Instagram at Niles Simone. Also, if you really want to
Speaker 26: come and vibe with me, come the past.
Speaker 6: The OX Live.
Speaker 26: The date is August twenty fifth, Save the date, and
Speaker 26: it's going to be about one of the invites.
Speaker 2: And stuff going out when the people are going to
Speaker 2: be able to RSVP and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Next week, oh next week.
Speaker 26: I got the location, but I just had to figure
Speaker 26: out since it's limited capacity, how to uh limit and
Speaker 26: how many people.
Speaker 1: People if they if they don't RGP, they won't be there.
Speaker 1: And make sure you send it to the people that
Speaker 1: you really really want to be there.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that's all.
Speaker 1: And you know, I think you should let a couple
Speaker 1: of listeners get a chance to win. You know to
Speaker 1: be there, like, you know, put a couple of listeners
Speaker 1: on the guest list and people that's.
Speaker 2: In the New York area.
Speaker 6: I would like you know what I mean, I would
Speaker 6: like that that would makes sense.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they enjoy this segment.
Speaker 6: Yep, okay, well that'd be a thing. I don't know that.
Speaker 2: Next week, help listeners and then you'll.
Speaker 3: Take it for you too.
Speaker 2: For people that can't be there, you got the artists
Speaker 2: that you know, the artist that's gonna be there yet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got your guy k author.
Speaker 2: Hey, Hey, okay, d k e author. That's right now,
Speaker 2: all right, Friday should come.
Speaker 6: Friday's coming. I don't know if he's coming to this one.
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna come to next Okay, got you
Speaker 2: got you got you cool?
Speaker 3: Right, Well, when we come back, we got the people's
Speaker 3: choice mixes. Friday know, we throw it back and don't move.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Miss Nada, Thanks Envy.
Speaker 15: It's a breakfast level Oneing the Breakfast Club, your mornings
Speaker 15: will never be the same.
Speaker 2: If you're hiring, you know it's hard to attract top talent.
Speaker 1: Team up with the hiring partner who understands how tough
Speaker 1: it is and knows what you need Zip recruiting, go to.
Speaker 2: This exclusive addressed to try zip recruiter for free. ZipRecruiter
Speaker 2: dot com.
Speaker 3: Slash Breakfast Morning, Everybody's DJ env Charlamagne the gud We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. Gotta remind you guys again the
Speaker 3: twenty six and twenty seven from bringing my call so
Speaker 3: back to the tri state area, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut.
Speaker 2: So join me.
Speaker 3: Family fun Day, celebrity calls, old school cause new cars.
Speaker 3: We have so many activations. We're gonna have the Monster
Speaker 3: Energy bike riding bike team where they're gonna be doing
Speaker 3: tricks and flips. It's gonna be so many food vendors
Speaker 3: and it's gonna be a lot going on. It's a
Speaker 3: family fun day and we encourage you to bring the kids.
Speaker 3: Kids fiving under a free So if you haven't got
Speaker 3: your tickets, get your tickets. And that is the last
Speaker 3: weekend of August, a two days show. All right now, Charlamagne,
Speaker 3: what are you doing for this weekend? I actually be
Speaker 3: in Dallas today for a couple hours.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm gonna be in Dallas today for the new
Speaker 1: Corporate Intrapreneur event. National Sales Network is having. It's their
Speaker 1: annual conference in Career Fair, and I'll be their keynote
Speaker 1: speaker today, so you can catch me in Dallas later
Speaker 1: on today. If you're coming to the National Sales Network
Speaker 1: Annual Conference in Career Fair, I'll be there for a
Speaker 1: little minute.
Speaker 2: You know how I do.
Speaker 1: I'll be in and out of things, absolutely yeah, So
Speaker 1: I'll be there. And also to me, I want to
Speaker 1: tell everybody Amongst Corner, South Carolina. August twelfth, I'm doing
Speaker 1: my annual backpack giveaway in fish Fry at Berkeley High
Speaker 1: School in Monkst Corner, South Carolina from twelve to three pm.
Speaker 1: So you know, we do free food which is the
Speaker 1: fish and free backpacks. We actually do fish and script
Speaker 1: by the way, and we do the backpacks and the
Speaker 1: school supplies free haircuts. The child gotta be present and
Speaker 1: it's one backpack per child. But it's at the Berkeley
Speaker 1: High School student parking lot twelve to three pm, August twelfth.
Speaker 2: You know how we do every year in Monks Corner,
Speaker 2: South Carolina. So see you on the twelfth. All right, ladies,
Speaker 2: with you guys up to this weekend or anything.
Speaker 7: I'm going to a little African party tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't think so it's a Black American man thing.
Speaker 6: And I got to fly back to Charlotte and go
Speaker 6: straight back to work.
Speaker 2: Okay, go back in the salon.
Speaker 6: Yes, can hear someone?
Speaker 3: All right, Well when we come back, we got your
Speaker 3: positive notice at Breakfast Club. Good morning, Hello, CJ n
Speaker 3: V Charlamagne the guy. All right, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We got the ladies from the We Talk Back podcast
Speaker 3: Tam Bam and AJ here and don't forget Living Black.
Speaker 3: If you missed it, you didn't see it, well it's
Speaker 3: not a problem. You can check it out on our
Speaker 3: iHeart Radio Facebook and our iHeart Radio YouTube pages. Now
Speaker 3: let's get to a positive note. Yes, but first, Tam Bam, AJ,
Speaker 3: thank you for joining us.
Speaker 11: Yes.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, make sure y'all subscribe to the We Talk Back
Speaker 1: podcasts on the Black Effect iHeart Radio podcast network and
Speaker 1: give them all your socials and all that they can
Speaker 1: follow you and stuff.
Speaker 8: I'm AJ Holiday two point zero on instagrams. Y'all, y'all
Speaker 8: can follow We talk Back at We Talked Back podcast
Speaker 8: on Instagram and Twitter and YouTube. Hey YouTube, we talked
Speaker 8: Back TV?
Speaker 7: Yes on YouTube.
Speaker 5: Okay, y'all follow me on Instagram. I'm official Tea man
Speaker 5: I love y'all. Thank y'all for listening to us.
Speaker 2: All right, well, that's right. Positive note, positive note, man Pa.
Speaker 1: Please remember this weekend that confidence comes not from always
Speaker 1: being right, but from not fearing to be wrong,