Speaker 1: Good morning, usca yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo Yo.
Speaker 3: Jess is running the little lationship here the second Charlamaane
Speaker 3: the guy Peace to the planet.
Speaker 4: Guess what day it is? Guess what day it is?
Speaker 4: Good morning? How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 5: I feel blessed, Black and Holly Favorite, happy to be
Speaker 5: here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 4: What's happening? That's right, man, listen man.
Speaker 5: You know yesterday we announced the third annual Black Effect
Speaker 5: Podcast Festival, which is happening April twenty six, Saturday, April
Speaker 5: twenty six at Pullman Yards and Atlanta, Georgia, and tickets
Speaker 5: will go on sale today at noon. Okay, okay, today
Speaker 5: at noon, Today at noon, man, If you've been to
Speaker 5: the first two Black Effect Podcast Festivals.
Speaker 4: Then you know how it goes down. We got Mandy
Speaker 4: and Weezy hosting.
Speaker 5: We have Carrie Champion with the next sports podcast, Good
Speaker 5: Mom's Bad Choices will be there. R and B Money
Speaker 5: with Tanking Jay Valentine and the Woman of All podcast
Speaker 5: with Sarah Jakes Roberts.
Speaker 4: Yes, tickets go on sale today at noon.
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 2: Yes, what's up with morning?
Speaker 4: Just hilarious.
Speaker 7: Would definitely go get those tickets today at.
Speaker 5: Noon day at noon man today? Who's in the Trap
Speaker 5: Nerves podcast? They will be there too. Yeah, what's happening?
Speaker 5: How y'all feel?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 7: How you feeling, Jess? I'm here, Charlamagne.
Speaker 3: Did you see all ranis yesterday?
Speaker 4: Shut up? What is that? I ain't got time for this?
Speaker 3: First of all, you yesterday yesterday that in New York
Speaker 3: City and New Jersey, for the first time in a
Speaker 3: long time, you could actually see your Raanius from.
Speaker 5: Naked djas in New York seeing a long time. That's
Speaker 5: how y'all got on with.
Speaker 4: The naked Eyeland.
Speaker 5: I never did a YouTube video about a lot of
Speaker 5: those DJs in New York yesterday yesterday.
Speaker 3: Seven planets you can see from the naked eye, and
Speaker 3: you know your Ateus was one of them.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to know if you see it.
Speaker 2: But you picked that with specific.
Speaker 5: Exactly like we all knew about the all of the
Speaker 5: planets in lining, but you picked that one planet.
Speaker 2: And then why I gotta be naked.
Speaker 3: Trying to be funny when I'm reading what it says
Speaker 3: all can be seen by the naked eye.
Speaker 4: You've seen a lot. You've seen that, you've seen a
Speaker 4: lot of and.
Speaker 7: I'm just asking, so you didn't see your inis.
Speaker 5: You're gonna never beat the allegations. Man, What the allegation
Speaker 5: that you're gay? If I'm gay, you're gay. That's why
Speaker 5: you got all the calls? What what you did for
Speaker 5: those calls?
Speaker 7: And if I'm gay, you're gay?
Speaker 4: We get together using your naked eye and look.
Speaker 3: You're gay together gay court.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, we got some special guests joining us
Speaker 7: this morning.
Speaker 5: We have Akeen Barack, Yes, Icken Barock Man. Those are
Speaker 5: my guys. They're ring commentators on the Zone. They got
Speaker 5: a new show on Ring Champs that comes out on
Speaker 5: the All the Smoke Network. It as every Wednesday on
Speaker 5: All the Smoke Fight YouTube channels All the Smoke Man
Speaker 5: Bonds and Stephen Jackson.
Speaker 4: Because you know, there's a big.
Speaker 5: Fight this weekend that Lamont Roach Junior versus Gervante Davis
Speaker 5: for the w b A lightweight title that's this.
Speaker 4: Saturday at the ball Clay Center in Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Be a healthy d m V fight that's run from
Speaker 2: DC to other from Baltimore.
Speaker 4: I don't know why. I'm just realizing Lamar Rose from DC.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can hear it as soon as he
Speaker 2: as soon as he starts talking, you can hear it.
Speaker 3: Well, he'll be joining us this morning. I wonder why
Speaker 3: they didn't have it closer to like the d m.
Speaker 4: V area where where we have it at.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't know where they would have it at,
Speaker 9: Like we don't really have them, Like we don't have
Speaker 9: a venue foot for like a fight like that.
Speaker 7: What do you do it indoors? You could do it
Speaker 7: where what you call the plays the Wizards play.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I don't know why I was like that,
Speaker 9: but but wouldn't that be favorite?
Speaker 2: Don't they like mess up?
Speaker 3: The DMV is so close and like that's such a
Speaker 3: big thing for them.
Speaker 7: Figured they'd have.
Speaker 4: To take fought in Baltimore before I forgot where.
Speaker 5: Though I ain't see that one. Yeah, a few years
Speaker 5: ago he fought in Baltimore before I forgot where though.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, they'll be joining us a little bit and
Speaker 3: we got front page news something next.
Speaker 4: We gotta oh my god, the bombs for the Queen
Speaker 4: eric about dude, one of my favorite people on this
Speaker 4: planet than Erica Badu, positive energy, love and light, Happy
Speaker 4: born day to the Queen.
Speaker 5: What we got from Erica? Man, what you want to hear?
Speaker 5: I mean, I always want to hear the healer. But
Speaker 5: what we got to know? We don't got to heal
Speaker 5: the hits that she made. Let's go with love of
Speaker 5: my life. I love my life because the love of
Speaker 5: our lives. All right, all right, it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Go on in the front page news is next? All right, well,
Speaker 5: let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 10: Come Morgan, good morning, dj m V. Charlotmagne, the God
Speaker 10: and just hilarious. How y'all doing on?
Speaker 2: We said, he how y'all doing good?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 2: All right? So let's get into it, y'all because you came.
Speaker 4: In here as you're spending all morning lotion for the
Speaker 4: last five minutes, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: You look at me, ain't big women don't believe me?
Speaker 4: Anyway?
Speaker 2: What happened? Okay? What happened? Okay, let's get into it.
Speaker 10: So Trump's first cabinet meeting takes place today and he
Speaker 10: will have a special guest to attend, Elon Musk. During
Speaker 10: the press briefing yesterday, White House Pressitary Caroline Levitt reiterated
Speaker 10: that Musk is serving as a special government employee while
Speaker 10: running the Department of Government Efficiency and during the Cabinet
Speaker 10: meeting or during the Cabinet meeting, he will provide an
Speaker 10: update on how all the cabinet secretaries are identifying waste
Speaker 10: and government fraud and abuse. Let's hear more from Press
Speaker 10: Secretary levit On Elon Musk in the cabinet meeting and.
Speaker 11: Elon considering he is working alongside the President and our
Speaker 11: cabinet secretaries will be in attendance tomorrow just to talk
Speaker 11: about doge's efforts.
Speaker 4: So is not in the cabin Are we just accepting
Speaker 4: oligarchy in America?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 2: To be honest Charlemagne?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 2: That seems to be the case as of right now.
Speaker 8: Not so much.
Speaker 2: That is so much acceptance. But yeah, it's a matter
Speaker 2: of how do we do this?
Speaker 10: Yeah, So there has been some confusion about who is
Speaker 10: actually running DOGE. As we previously mentioned.
Speaker 4: That did some confusion while who's running America.
Speaker 10: Musk is a special government employee. But the White did
Speaker 10: reveal yesterday that Amy Gleeson is the acting administrator of DOZE,
Speaker 10: and ironically enough, she has been on vacation so I
Speaker 10: wonder what.
Speaker 2: She did last week. They just vacation already, So I'm
Speaker 2: just look, y'all, don't shoot the messenger.
Speaker 5: But last week didn't. Last week they think somebody else
Speaker 5: was running DOZE. It was another name they gave. I
Speaker 5: can't remember the name though.
Speaker 4: It was a guy.
Speaker 2: I'm not privy to that.
Speaker 10: But Amy Gleeson is the name that has come out
Speaker 10: about the acting administrator that is running DOGE. So this
Speaker 10: comes as twenty one civil servants originally working for DOGE
Speaker 10: have now.
Speaker 2: Decided to quit.
Speaker 10: In a letter to the White House Chief of Staff,
Speaker 10: the worker said, we will not use our skills as
Speaker 10: technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans sensitive data,
Speaker 10: or dismantle critical public services. The group of the resigning
Speaker 10: workers said doge's actions contradict their stated mission. So the
Speaker 10: White House again is not saying what will happen once
Speaker 10: Elon Musk reaches his limit for days worked as a
Speaker 10: special government employee. You know, as a government a special
Speaker 10: government employee can only work one hundred and thirty days,
Speaker 10: So he's officially like thirty five thirty six days in
Speaker 10: on this administration. And so when they asked about the
Speaker 10: limit on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Levitt, she said
Speaker 10: in her own words that were only about thirty five days,
Speaker 10: and to ask her again in about one hundred days
Speaker 10: or so, let's actually run that audio on levitt her
Speaker 10: comments on DOGE.
Speaker 11: So the President tasked Elon Musk to oversee the DOGE effort.
Speaker 11: There are career officials and there are political appointees who
Speaker 11: are helping run DOGE on a day to day basis.
Speaker 11: There are also individuals who have onboarded as political appointees
Speaker 11: at every agency across the board to work alongside President
Speaker 11: Trump's cabinet to find and identify waste Tradden abuse, and
Speaker 11: they are working on that effort every day.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So those Elon Musk essentially is overseeing things right now
Speaker 10: with Amy Gleeson acting as as the administrator who's been
Speaker 10: on vacation and supposedly going to check.
Speaker 4: In soon, and that this woman is she ai No, No,
Speaker 4: there is a picture Okay, still could be yeah, even
Speaker 4: with a picture nowadays.
Speaker 10: And then you of course have your twenty one servants
Speaker 10: who have been working for those deciding to resign and
Speaker 10: also protest as called the servants civil servants, civil servant.
Speaker 4: Okay, but.
Speaker 2: What but that pretty much wraps up six am? Correct,
Speaker 2: got it?
Speaker 5: So yeah, I don't know what's happening, man, but I
Speaker 5: don't see any of this in the well. Too many eagles,
Speaker 5: too many cooks in the kitchen, too many people got
Speaker 5: their hands on the brick man.
Speaker 7: So man, right, I do have a question. I guess
Speaker 7: we could talk about next hour now.
Speaker 3: Is President Trump making President Zelensky paid some of this
Speaker 3: money back? I heard that yesterday on the news that
Speaker 3: I guess, oh, yeah, do minerals and things like that?
Speaker 7: Is that true?
Speaker 10: Yes, So the two countries are going to sign off
Speaker 10: on a minerals deal. That is, Trump asked for five
Speaker 10: hundred billion dollars in real minimal rare minerals, while Lensky, yeah,
Speaker 10: I know, the whiskey is like, nah, you're gonna get
Speaker 10: one hundred billion dollars because that's essentially what the US
Speaker 10: provided Ukraine with in aid.
Speaker 2: So they'll sign that deal on Friday and I'll get
Speaker 2: more into that a little later.
Speaker 14: All right.
Speaker 3: I just want to know if Joe Biden as some
Speaker 3: money back or is it just the Trump to say, yo,
Speaker 3: we need this money back. I'm just careous we'll get
Speaker 3: into a next hour. I'm sure everybody else. Get it
Speaker 3: off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 3: five one. If you need to vent phone lines or
Speaker 3: wide open callers up now it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: Good morning the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 15: to get it off your chest. Call eight hundred and
Speaker 15: five eight five one oh five to one. We want
Speaker 15: to hear from you on the Breakfast.
Speaker 7: Club to me, cause, good morning to Meka.
Speaker 8: Hey, what's good?
Speaker 9: Dj MV?
Speaker 7: I'm good? How you feeling?
Speaker 14: I'm good?
Speaker 12: I'm at work.
Speaker 16: This my lunch break, Okay.
Speaker 4: I was like, time is it when you at?
Speaker 14: Get through?
Speaker 4: What time is it where you at?
Speaker 17: I mean CALLI it's three thirteen and.
Speaker 4: It's lunchtime for you.
Speaker 2: She broke overnight.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I work overnight.
Speaker 14: The best shit third ship.
Speaker 4: You haven't lunch at three and morning. You're a big back.
Speaker 4: But never mind, hell no, ain't no big bag, right.
Speaker 7: She called, and she called because she wanted to talk
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 4: Tell them what you want to Charlomagne.
Speaker 18: Okay, yeah, Charlotte, Charlotte, why are you always coming for
Speaker 18: the stars?
Speaker 4: Bro? I love studs, We love you too, but you'll
Speaker 4: be giving out the wrong information, like what I mean
Speaker 4: what I'm like, I got.
Speaker 17: To get through because you don't know no real.
Speaker 4: Studs, Like, tell me what wrong information I'll be giving
Speaker 4: out all I do. I don't really give out no
Speaker 4: information other than what speed.
Speaker 18: First of all, First of all, you up here, somebody
Speaker 18: when we put on.
Speaker 17: The strap and the girl in the strap and that's
Speaker 17: meant to illness.
Speaker 5: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: You said, that's mental illness.
Speaker 18: That's what Charla said.
Speaker 4: Did you hear what she said? She she just said,
Speaker 4: she just said that the girls her scrap is the girl.
Speaker 18: I bought it.
Speaker 17: I bought it with mine.
Speaker 5: But listen, it's not mental illness unless you start moaning.
Speaker 5: If you are moaning, and that's then you just retalk.
Speaker 18: No, I'm meaning good.
Speaker 17: So I can't moan from.
Speaker 4: The visual when she's when she's in the scrap on
Speaker 4: and you moaning. Think about that Ford look good.
Speaker 5: It looks good.
Speaker 4: You mean like you look good. Yeah, but y'all be
Speaker 4: moaning like you feel good?
Speaker 2: No, Well, they getting off because they're looking at it
Speaker 2: taking off.
Speaker 18: I'm definitely getting off.
Speaker 7: Okay, Okay to me, I think there's only one thing
Speaker 7: to do. You come up here with your strap.
Speaker 4: Lets talk you are, that's your problem.
Speaker 14: All I'm saying that.
Speaker 19: All I'm saying is.
Speaker 18: Shout out to all the studs. Much respect to young
Speaker 18: young m a, but she ain't the study or studs.
Speaker 18: We gotta stop saying that.
Speaker 2: Who representatives?
Speaker 4: Who's the king of studs? Queen stud not king.
Speaker 18: Queen?
Speaker 12: Forget you know, machine allude.
Speaker 4: To the legend Queen the t She ain't exactly.
Speaker 9: Study, y'all identify as she's probably presenting, don't you.
Speaker 17: No, no, no, no no, she's off.
Speaker 4: Her y'all confusing me.
Speaker 18: All right, I take that back, I take that off
Speaker 18: up for life, that one.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 18: I love queen, my pea.
Speaker 5: I hit that so I'm not gonna look at disrespect
Speaker 5: the queen like her be feminine.
Speaker 16: I mean, we've seen her be studied out.
Speaker 4: So that's what we did.
Speaker 7: Okay, y'all.
Speaker 20: I love y'all.
Speaker 17: I gotta go back to work.
Speaker 4: I'm not, y'all, but I love y'all.
Speaker 17: I'm so happy I got to just good Joe, how
Speaker 17: do you girl?
Speaker 16: I want you want Instagram.
Speaker 18: I'm so proud of you.
Speaker 4: I'm proud of you.
Speaker 18: Charlotte DJ and you get that money.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 14: What up?
Speaker 4: Be sure I know her vibrate of waterproof completely period,
Speaker 4: get it?
Speaker 7: Yes, nundred five eighty five O five.
Speaker 3: Good morning too, all the studs. It's the breakfast the studs,
Speaker 3: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Ray right, ray yo, charlot man canfy what up? Are welying?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 16: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 12: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 21: We lie.
Speaker 14: Hello, who's this a getting paid?
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 4: Get paid?
Speaker 14: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Charlop man?
Speaker 18: What's good?
Speaker 4: Yo yo yo yo yo? Peace king?
Speaker 22: Hey chest, what's up where you're at?
Speaker 2: What's that baby?
Speaker 14: Hey?
Speaker 16: Laura Man?
Speaker 14: You should oh right, oh ship a bat okay, I'll
Speaker 14: be back there. Hey, envy man, Now, urine is not youranus?
Speaker 4: Now is youranus?
Speaker 2: Now you're trying to make it sound less gay. It
Speaker 2: is your rae uranus.
Speaker 4: That's it. No, it's been. Uranus is man's.
Speaker 2: Been it ain't ain't no urin this like Noah, we
Speaker 2: ain't changing it up.
Speaker 18: He just saying it brong.
Speaker 14: He just want to be gay to die right.
Speaker 7: Did you see your Rangers yesterday?
Speaker 21: Nah?
Speaker 14: I'm the Florida I ain't see lad.
Speaker 4: All right, look up you might see your rain is
Speaker 4: later here in Florida. He don't see you nothing. I
Speaker 4: get paid if ain't nothing to Florida. Hello, who's this lad?
Speaker 14: A lot of my Hey, I don't go to Lady Shine.
Speaker 14: What's up show?
Speaker 7: Showing you in New York? You see did you see
Speaker 7: Rangers yesterday?
Speaker 23: Man?
Speaker 14: There's no your rain but over here?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 14: I see where you're trying to go with this.
Speaker 4: Why you think I'm playing?
Speaker 2: It's really a thing?
Speaker 14: Is this you?
Speaker 7: It's not exactly it's the messaging. But just just good Morney, jes,
Speaker 7: good morning money man, good morning, morning morning.
Speaker 8: Hey.
Speaker 14: Just he was just recently in Tempa, and man, I
Speaker 14: wish you had put up this show early so I
Speaker 14: could come out and see you.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, No, I live in living I did not
Speaker 2: know that. I did not know that shoe.
Speaker 14: I'm moved from Jersey like nine months ago, so now
Speaker 14: I lived on here.
Speaker 8: Time.
Speaker 14: You're coming to the.
Speaker 4: Top next year.
Speaker 9: Now I do Tampa once a yeah, maybe every other year.
Speaker 9: But you know why you close to Orlando, right? Because
Speaker 9: I do Orlando in a few months.
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm gonna come see you in Orlando.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, all right, Before I go, I
Speaker 4: just want to I just.
Speaker 14: Want to shut out my lady. Today's her birthday, you
Speaker 14: know what I mean. I just want to say to
Speaker 14: the lady, I hope you have a great day today
Speaker 14: on your birthday, and I wish you many more blessings
Speaker 14: and help. That's but last week I heard Trave call
Speaker 14: in say he wants.
Speaker 8: To fight me.
Speaker 4: He did not say you want to fight you cut
Speaker 4: it out.
Speaker 14: That's an envy and shouting me. I have no problem
Speaker 14: against gay people. I don't care if you get if
Speaker 14: you want to take one hundred senior boodies, that's all you.
Speaker 2: That's not me.
Speaker 14: I don't care if you gave so Trav, stop trying
Speaker 14: to put this narrative old here that sean'st and hate
Speaker 14: gay people because he's your main cun it's twenty twenty five.
Speaker 14: Nobody cares if you gave our streets anymore.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 5: Let me tell them, Sean shut up. You know y'all
Speaker 5: need to give each other a hug. Turn the drink
Speaker 5: record on and give each other a hug.
Speaker 4: But this guy, look at you.
Speaker 14: I would never I would never hug the trap because
Speaker 14: he's the one that have a problem with me.
Speaker 4: But that's.
Speaker 8: He.
Speaker 14: But then he tried to slide to my d M,
Speaker 14: trying to holler at me. So that's why I put
Speaker 14: him into his place.
Speaker 4: Yes, you, the more you talk, the more gay you sound.
Speaker 4: You're trying to convince huthing.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm not attracted the trave Why you trying to convince
Speaker 4: us so much?
Speaker 14: We love Charling Man. That means I'm comfortably in my skin.
Speaker 5: If you was comfortable on your skin, you would even
Speaker 5: acknowledge it.
Speaker 14: Sho man, you're talking.
Speaker 4: About Hello, who's this?
Speaker 7: What's your name?
Speaker 16: Oh, I'm Jim.
Speaker 18: I'm calling because first of all, I want to say, Envy,
Speaker 18: you were supposed to answer answer the phone for me
Speaker 18: on Friday, so I can relate his message to Jess.
Speaker 2: What's that you was.
Speaker 7: Calling on Friday?
Speaker 4: I don't know you, but I just.
Speaker 18: Your boy in the background said he left the message,
Speaker 18: and you say you ain't taking no calls. So just
Speaker 18: because she wasn't there, M damn. Yeah, but everybody, everybody
Speaker 18: you I was supposed to do your massage for you
Speaker 18: on Sunday. Girl, you had that yes and got full,
Speaker 18: laid all that food from Tim and forgot about me.
Speaker 2: I didn't forget about you. I just actually I did.
Speaker 2: I did forget, but I really really needed a massage.
Speaker 2: I need a massage now.
Speaker 18: I'm but I was going so out walking out old clouds.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry, you know, but I want.
Speaker 18: To say you did so great at the show and tomorrow.
Speaker 18: That was my first time, my first show ever going
Speaker 18: to the hard Rock and it was a good show.
Speaker 10: I loved it.
Speaker 18: You were so funny, girl had me crying.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. I appreciate it. Massage.
Speaker 18: No, I'm sorry, I know because I wanted to show
Speaker 18: why I wanted to represent the table. But it's okay.
Speaker 2: It's okay, you know, and you already know. I know
Speaker 2: I am coming back. I will be back now last time.
Speaker 7: And I answered the phone next year for you.
Speaker 18: No, you just don't don't be lying now. She did
Speaker 18: reach out. She did reach out. It was about seven
Speaker 18: thirty in the morning. I was still asleep.
Speaker 2: But uh, all right, so you missed the blessing you sleep,
Speaker 2: you're sleeping on it.
Speaker 18: No, But when I woke up at ten o'clock. I
Speaker 18: hit you back, girl, got so, I got ready and
Speaker 18: everything just sitting there waiting.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I got you next time, I promise.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yes, yes, it's okay. It's okay, y'all.
Speaker 4: I love y'all.
Speaker 18: And I want to say, Taylor, congratulations on your pregnancy,
Speaker 18: even though Charlotte keep talking about it ain't real.
Speaker 4: I believe it now. I didn't believe it before.
Speaker 6: I believe it that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I get it off.
Speaker 4: Your massage yesterday too. By the way, what was her name?
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 5: I'm just letting you know because I got one yesterday
Speaker 5: and it was so good. That's so good, she said.
Speaker 5: She you know what when she touched me, she said,
Speaker 5: you drive a lot, don't you. I said, you know,
Speaker 5: I mean driving to work everything. She was like, do
Speaker 5: you sit down at work and you don't know if
Speaker 5: a person know who you are?
Speaker 8: Not?
Speaker 5: So I'm like, of course I sit down at work.
Speaker 5: She's like, I can tell, but boy, she was rubbing
Speaker 5: them kings out yesterday. It felt so good.
Speaker 2: You drive, don't you know? Twenty minutes head?
Speaker 5: You know how to drive a stick? Why you're so
Speaker 5: good this morning? Last night he must have got knocked up.
Speaker 5: He must have got hit up last night. Boy, we
Speaker 5: got just with the taste last night.
Speaker 2: Now Diddy might be getting out of some of these
Speaker 2: new New York civil cases. Losses, losses, loss He's coming up.
Speaker 7: All right, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's stee j n V.
Speaker 3: Jess, Larry Charlamagne, the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 12: Youse is real blacks just robbing more just don't do
Speaker 12: no lines, don't do.
Speaker 7: She don't spell.
Speaker 4: Nobody station world Why Jes worldwide mass on the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 4: He's the coaching ship.
Speaker 19: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 19: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 4: Could get you to see.
Speaker 2: That's time to set it off.
Speaker 9: I keep telling y'all that this ain't Jes with the
Speaker 9: mess Now go ahead, Lauren, what we got going on
Speaker 9: with Dinny?
Speaker 2: Okay, So I'm here. I've just moved up. Okay, So
Speaker 2: we've been talking.
Speaker 24: And remember I told you guys that I broke the
Speaker 24: story about Attorney Anthony Busby, who is the attorney that
Speaker 24: fould all those civil lawsuits.
Speaker 2: Against Puff.
Speaker 9: So the last time we talked about this, we talked
Speaker 9: about a letter that came from Agrievementces Committee kind of
Speaker 9: ethics committee, that said that he was denied the ability
Speaker 9: to practice within the Southern District of New York. That
Speaker 9: confused a lot of people because he then posted saying
Speaker 9: that he is able to practice within the New York
Speaker 9: State New York State Court in New York. In the
Speaker 9: Southern District of New York are two different jurisdictions. Federal
Speaker 9: and state are different.
Speaker 24: Now Diddy's team, I got an alert this morning at
Speaker 24: around a little after midnight.
Speaker 2: They submitted a letter to the court.
Speaker 24: It's called a memorandum of law, and they're opposing Buzzby's
Speaker 24: submission to operate as pro hac Vcha. So I was
Speaker 24: saying pro hac vice earlier, but shout out to my
Speaker 24: new lawyer community that I have it's pro hag Vcha,
Speaker 24: which is where I told you guys like, he'll come
Speaker 24: in with a local attorney because he's not able to
Speaker 24: work in that jurisdiction. But the local attorney ken so
Speaker 24: he had to go back and ask for permission to
Speaker 24: do that. In all puff civil cases in the Southern
Speaker 24: District of New York. After this denial happened, Right, so
Speaker 24: Puff's team they're allowed to write and say, hey, this
Speaker 24: is how we feel about it, because this is the
Speaker 24: person in question that is being in conversation as an
Speaker 24: diddy and they're saying no, they're saying, we oppose his
Speaker 24: requests to.
Speaker 2: Operate as pro hac VCHA or operate with the local attorney.
Speaker 2: We don't do so. We don't do this lightly either.
Speaker 24: They say, Look, we never do this, We never allow,
Speaker 24: We never do not allow an attorney the right to
Speaker 24: litigate like by law we think all attorneys should.
Speaker 2: But this is wrong.
Speaker 24: This is wrong because there's the misconduct he's he's you know,
Speaker 24: going against his attorney privilege as far as like he's
Speaker 24: there's rules that you're supposed to follow, and.
Speaker 5: He didn't get I feel like he should have just
Speaker 5: did that from the beginning. I don't you gotta measure
Speaker 5: twice the tough points. I feel like he didn't do that.
Speaker 24: I am so waiting to see what Attorney Buzby is
Speaker 24: going to specifically say in response to this outside of
Speaker 24: just oh, I can't operate in New York State, because
Speaker 24: when I say that This doesn't make any sense of
Speaker 24: how this was a misstep.
Speaker 5: You know, I think a lot of those lawyers aren't
Speaker 5: looking at the legality of the situation. Those lawyers are
Speaker 5: just looking for the Smith campaign. So those lawyers are
Speaker 5: telling these people, Hey, if you don't do X, Y
Speaker 5: and Z, meaning pay us, then we're gonna go to
Speaker 5: the press, we're gonna file a lawsuit. And so they
Speaker 5: just do it and hope that eventually these guys will
Speaker 5: just settle and then he'll just drop it and nobody
Speaker 5: was looking it'll never get to this point. He was
Speaker 5: looking for the settlement. He didn't he didn't necessarily want.
Speaker 4: To go to trial.
Speaker 2: This is insane. Pretty much, well, he may be able
Speaker 2: to escape, yeah, I mean.
Speaker 24: As an attorney, your job is to find a loophole,
Speaker 24: and I honestly think that Puff's team has found it.
Speaker 24: Unless like whatever Attorney Busby is going to throw back
Speaker 24: as like hey no that's not true, or hey I
Speaker 24: did this or whatever wouldn't be the saving grace. But
Speaker 24: the fact that he's actually filing for this pro hagvch
Speaker 24: which is like, yo, can I work with a local attorney?
Speaker 24: It shows you that like he knows that he might
Speaker 24: be in trouble on these civil suits, and they specifically
Speaker 24: point out he's been active in across twenty two filings
Speaker 24: without permission to practice in the Southern District of New York.
Speaker 24: And in that letter from the Grievousness Committee, you guys
Speaker 24: remember when I mentioned it, they said, you've already been
Speaker 24: acting as if you have admission or permission to operate
Speaker 24: within this jurisdiction. This only came to our attention January
Speaker 24: twenty ninth because of the amended filing that had jay
Speaker 24: Z's jay Z's name attached to it, because that team
Speaker 24: has said, yo, he's not doing this right, like admissions
Speaker 24: haven't been submitted.
Speaker 5: All these people care about is money and the pressure
Speaker 5: they can put on a person to make that person
Speaker 5: break to pay the goddamn money.
Speaker 7: That's that's it, That's all it is.
Speaker 3: Because they'll put you through hell, that they'll act, they'll
Speaker 3: send all types of letters to you to get you
Speaker 3: to do all types of things.
Speaker 7: But let me ask you a question.
Speaker 3: Can those people that were using Busby go to another
Speaker 3: attorney that's in this jurisdiction and do the same thing.
Speaker 24: So I thought about that as well too, and I
Speaker 24: think at that at this point, even if they try
Speaker 24: to move it other jurisdictions, other attorneys working with those
Speaker 24: local attorneys.
Speaker 2: Removing Buzzby from it.
Speaker 24: I think it just has a bad taste to it
Speaker 24: now because even though like people will look at this
Speaker 24: as like a technicality, right like, and technicalities can be
Speaker 24: very small. But in a court of law, if there's
Speaker 24: rules and you don't go by them, it's just it's
Speaker 24: just not a good thing. You're an attorney, we're supposed
Speaker 24: to be able to trust that you're gonna do buy
Speaker 24: the book everything, because you're talking about throwing accusations on
Speaker 24: a person that are very serious.
Speaker 2: So they can't. I believe that they can.
Speaker 3: Because if I'm hiring an attorney, I would think that
Speaker 3: the attorney knows what he's doing. I'm hiring for your expertise,
Speaker 3: and if you don't and you're messing up, I can
Speaker 3: go to another attorney that maybe has a better expertise
Speaker 3: or a better knowledge of definitely the jurisdiction.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the what is for in regard
Speaker 4: to the legal but boy, they've created some good stories though,
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 2: The stories.
Speaker 4: No, they've created some good stories of.
Speaker 2: Boys, said he was in the shower. Are all alleged,
Speaker 2: it's a lot?
Speaker 21: Come on?
Speaker 2: And then they all got the same story, same and
Speaker 2: then oh my god, you like my jewelry?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 9: He said no, they said he complimented at first. I
Speaker 9: like you necklace, So I got something else for you.
Speaker 3: Like, come on, I am going to reach out when
Speaker 3: you should try, like come on, crazy. But all this
Speaker 3: does is, like you said, this smears what Puff is
Speaker 3: doing regardless. So if Puff Attorney has an opportunity to
Speaker 3: sue Busby, I think they should do the same thing.
Speaker 4: Hold is doing it.
Speaker 24: Soon we'll see what happens. We're going to see how
Speaker 24: it plays out. I will reach out to Attorney Busby
Speaker 24: as I always do on both sides, and just see
Speaker 24: what his response to this is. But I knew that
Speaker 24: this was going to happen, like I said months ago,
Speaker 24: with jay Z doing what he did with that case,
Speaker 24: even though he doesn't he's not fighting for Diddy, he's
Speaker 24: fighting for himself.
Speaker 2: It was going to open up a whole new can
Speaker 2: of worms on the ditty.
Speaker 5: Side, and also let the record show, because the Internet
Speaker 5: is stupid, this is the civil case you're talking about.
Speaker 24: Attorney Attorney Busby's case is civil, but they did start
Speaker 24: filling stuff on the criminal side too. I think they're
Speaker 24: gonna try and use it on both sides. So again,
Speaker 24: we'll keep you guys updated. I'm gonna reach out to
Speaker 24: Attorney Busby. We'll see what he says, if he says
Speaker 24: any because he's given me no comment a couple of
Speaker 24: times on.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Lauren. Next hour, you got what dirt. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Dirk got a lot of little updates. Some more religiousness here.
Speaker 7: Thank you all right, thank you all.
Speaker 3: When we come back, we got front page news and
Speaker 3: then Achen Barack and Lamont Roach Junior will be joining us.
Speaker 7: He's fighting Tank this weekend at the ball Clays and
Speaker 7: we'll talk to him in a.
Speaker 4: Little bit fighting R and B Singer.
Speaker 9: We'll think that I'm like, yo, how long Tank been
Speaker 9: boxing for y'all to not know? That is not Please
Speaker 9: don't what was the name?
Speaker 2: Please? Yeah, please don't go Tank. It ain't R and
Speaker 2: B money Tank.
Speaker 4: You did you hear that?
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Speaker 2: I hear that.
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Speaker 3: Let's get back in some front page news, some more
Speaker 3: on the administration.
Speaker 10: Trump is announcing a new pathway to citizenship, very untraditional,
Speaker 10: but this is for wealthy investors.
Speaker 2: He announced the US.
Speaker 10: Will sell what's called a Gold Card, and he spoke
Speaker 10: more about how the impact will affect those willing to
Speaker 10: invest now. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said the
Speaker 10: Gold Card will be similar to the Green Card, but
Speaker 10: at a higher level of sophistication. He said wealthy people
Speaker 10: will be coming into our country and buying the card.
Speaker 10: He also said that those who get the Gold card
Speaker 10: but will be spending a lot of money, paying a
Speaker 10: lot of taxes, and employing a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Let's hear those comments from Trump.
Speaker 21: We're going to be putting a price on that card
Speaker 21: of about five million dollars, and that's going to give
Speaker 21: you a Green card privileges, plus.
Speaker 6: It's going to be a route to citizenship.
Speaker 21: They'll be wealthy and they'll be successful, and they'll be
Speaker 21: spending a lot of money and paying a lot of
Speaker 21: taxes and employing.
Speaker 6: A lot of people.
Speaker 12: And we think it's going to be extremely successful.
Speaker 4: What's the criteria? Can you just pay? Is there a
Speaker 4: background check, you know, like five million dollars? Yeah, well
Speaker 4: is there a background check? Like anybody can do it?
Speaker 5: What if you got a criminal background from another country,
Speaker 5: but you got the money, Like does it matter?
Speaker 4: You can just pay your way into America.
Speaker 5: We are post America now, people, I was gonna say, okay,
Speaker 5: we a post constitution.
Speaker 4: Nothing matters anymore.
Speaker 5: What is the rule of lawd Trump makes me wonder
Speaker 5: that any of these things ever really exist or did
Speaker 5: All the take was for someone to come in and say,
Speaker 5: f all that, I don't care.
Speaker 4: This is how we're doing things.
Speaker 3: That's what it seems like because nobody's ever done this
Speaker 3: like like this that he just does what he wants
Speaker 3: to do how he wants to do it, and.
Speaker 5: We think it's people think it's normal, Like, well it
Speaker 5: must be normal because the president of the United States
Speaker 5: of America doing it and nobody's reacting like it's not normal.
Speaker 4: So hey, here it is five million dollar gold card now.
Speaker 7: But does it start a president with every president after this?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Does every president after this start the same stuff? Like
Speaker 3: all right, I'm just gonna do this, forget what the
Speaker 3: people think.
Speaker 5: I have no idea I don't even know we're gonna
Speaker 5: have another president after this, but I will say this,
Speaker 5: what happened to when people you used to have to
Speaker 5: marry for a green card?
Speaker 4: Remember that you got to have to win a long
Speaker 4: time ago. I mean used to have to marry somebody for.
Speaker 2: A green I was Now all you need is five
Speaker 2: million dollars and you can get a gold card.
Speaker 8: Rap it.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 5: I'm sure it's people were just five million dollars laying
Speaker 5: around by citizenship in.
Speaker 4: America pretty much.
Speaker 10: You know, she's the way the fact that you can
Speaker 10: buy Anyways, I'm a on the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: They say they want to shake things up and the
Speaker 2: White House in the press pool.
Speaker 10: This impacts journalists, podcasters, people who are myself, people who
Speaker 10: want to cover the president. So White House folks person
Speaker 10: Caroline Levit said the administration will now welcome new voices
Speaker 10: as well as traditional legacy media outlets. She adds that
Speaker 10: this is a push to expand access to the press
Speaker 10: briefing room, and it means that the White House, not
Speaker 10: the White House Correspondence Association, will determine who gets access
Speaker 10: going forward. Let's hear more from Caroline Levitt on press
Speaker 10: access at the White House.
Speaker 11: The White House Press team in this administration will determine
Speaker 11: who gets to enjoy of the very privileged and limited
Speaker 11: access in spaces such as Air Force one.
Speaker 2: In the Oval Office.
Speaker 11: There are, as you know, look at this room, hundreds
Speaker 11: of journalists who show up to this building every single
Speaker 11: day and are not granted that luxury of flying on
Speaker 11: Air Force one and asking the President of the United
Speaker 11: States questions. And so we want to ensure again everyone
Speaker 11: has a seat at that highly coveted table. But alas
Speaker 11: the legacy media outlets you have been doing this for
Speaker 11: quite some time and have invested resources into covering the
Speaker 11: White House, their spots will remain.
Speaker 2: What are you guys thoughts on that.
Speaker 4: I'm not quite sure what it's are.
Speaker 5: They're just saying that they're gonna give like podcasters and
Speaker 5: like a non traditional media outlets access to things like
Speaker 5: Air Force one and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: If that's the case, I'm not I don't have a
Speaker 4: problem with this.
Speaker 10: Yes that yes, but it also means that you're some
Speaker 10: of your legacy media while they still may be in
Speaker 10: the building, they may not be selected for certain things
Speaker 10: like Air Force one or like well, again, she's gonna
Speaker 10: have the rotating uh, the rotating schedule for the five
Speaker 10: top legacy medias that are in the building, which is
Speaker 10: Foxy and n NBC, ABC and C.
Speaker 5: Well who's that though, Because I mean, if you have
Speaker 5: a podcaster or a YouTuber or a streamer who has
Speaker 5: a bigger audience who might be more relevant to than now, wouldn't.
Speaker 4: You rather have them traditional? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So, but that's the fact educated and you have to
Speaker 2: and you have to have this.
Speaker 10: So for example, even here in this space, you know
Speaker 10: a lot of people get on me like, hey, you're
Speaker 10: supposed to import your your opinion about things. It's like,
Speaker 10: but no, I'm actually just news reporter. I'm here to
Speaker 10: report the news. I'm not commentary. So podcasters may provide commentary,
Speaker 10: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: So this can create but that's better to me. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: but it's better. But but it's still I manage. I
Speaker 9: feel like we still need a you like, you know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying, because what are we commentating about If
Speaker 9: we don't know what we're talking about? You know, then
Speaker 9: every then there's a bunch of misinformation going around and
Speaker 9: people just tay you stupid.
Speaker 10: Right, And if you're a fan of the president. You
Speaker 10: know what I'm saying, That takes away some of the
Speaker 10: checks and balances of it. You get what I'm saying. So,
Speaker 10: and it's and it's and that's not a problem. I
Speaker 10: I think that podcasters and bloggers and things of that
Speaker 10: nature should have access to the White House. The thing
Speaker 10: is that there should be a checks and balances for
Speaker 10: journalists who are just there to report on facts. And
Speaker 10: unfortunately those who are reporting on the facts are being
Speaker 10: removed from certain spaces in that in that building.
Speaker 5: Or I you're right, but I mean when when if
Speaker 5: facts mattered in the Trumpet, what have these facts done
Speaker 5: in the Trump Ara?
Speaker 4: Like, think about it.
Speaker 5: The Trump has been campaign instant, he was president from
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen, campaign in twenty twenty, became president in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty four.
Speaker 4: None of these facts have mattered.
Speaker 5: I guess my point is this, the so called legacy
Speaker 5: media outlets have not really challenged the president.
Speaker 4: They've had all of this access in the press.
Speaker 5: Remember yesterday I was in here saying, Yo, why aren't
Speaker 5: people asking Donald Trump this particular question?
Speaker 4: Like they haven't really challenged the president in a lot
Speaker 4: of these cases.
Speaker 3: Then those media and those journalists need to change, but
Speaker 3: we need to keep pressing fast.
Speaker 4: I just can't have the I'll.
Speaker 5: Ask you another simple question, when the last time you've
Speaker 5: seen a legacy media outlet really challenged President Trump on something?
Speaker 10: I mean, they ask questions every day. They ask questions
Speaker 10: not for Trump, but they ask questions for the American people.
Speaker 10: So it has nothing to do with whether the President
Speaker 10: likes it or he does or he doesn't, with what
Speaker 10: the American President getting a vast set of information and
Speaker 10: then them deciding what they want to do with set information.
Speaker 4: You get it from one side. If you have the
Speaker 4: president of question, he tells you a blatant lie. Where's
Speaker 4: the pushback? Where's the challenge?
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, well there are child, but I
Speaker 2: ain't gone.
Speaker 10: I know that April Ryan has pushed back in terms
Speaker 10: of questions, and even even Peter Dorsey sometimes at Fox
Speaker 10: he has asked some questionable things, which is kind of crazy.
Speaker 4: Nobody at Fox is really challenging President Trump.
Speaker 9: Moore, come on, so is it all about somebody challenging
Speaker 9: him or is it just seemingly it boils.
Speaker 2: Down to those who are challenging him?
Speaker 10: Again, the White House Correspondence Association is in place so
Speaker 10: that everybody who is been vetted as a media person,
Speaker 10: as a journalist can have that access. But at the
Speaker 10: same time that keeps the checks and balances in place
Speaker 10: so that this so that everyone can have an access.
Speaker 10: It's not selective, you know, which is essentially what it's
Speaker 10: about to happen. So if I don't have all the information, y'all.
Speaker 2: Know why, I'm just gonna say that. But the that's
Speaker 2: the front page news. I'm working with U.
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Speaker 3: All right now, when we come back at and Barack
Speaker 3: will be joining us, and also Lamont Roach Junior. He's
Speaker 3: fighting Tank this weekend and we're gonna talk to him
Speaker 3: when we come back, So don't move.
Speaker 4: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is dj n V just hilarious.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 3: some special guests in the building.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 7: We have in Barack here this morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 3: We also have Lamont Roach Junior, who is fighting our
Speaker 3: tank this week and he'll be joining us in the second,
Speaker 3: but is.
Speaker 4: Rooting for Lamar Roach.
Speaker 8: I am not you know who.
Speaker 3: I'm obviously rooting for Davis, but you know, but we
Speaker 3: want to speak to you guys, your brothers first, because
Speaker 3: you got some some big news. You got a new
Speaker 3: show coming out, right, so let's break down the show.
Speaker 3: What the show was gonna be talking about anything.
Speaker 21: It premiered a couple of weeks ago with our first
Speaker 21: guests being Jake Paul, which was an in depth conversation.
Speaker 21: You know, obviously either you love him you hate him
Speaker 21: in the sport, you know, I know Charlott feels a
Speaker 21: certain way about him in the sport, but he's very
Speaker 21: impactful and that was a great convo. But it's gonna
Speaker 21: be a weekly show on All the Smoke. I know
Speaker 21: you guys are familiar with of course those guys and
Speaker 21: this is a division from All the Smoke All the
Speaker 21: Smoke Fight, So it's called Ring Champs and Barack's been
Speaker 21: a long time coming. You know, people know us for
Speaker 21: being on the Zone and hosting of his own boxing show,
Speaker 21: but we partnered up with All the Smoke and we
Speaker 21: have ownership of the IP and and we're excited. It's
Speaker 21: been a long time coming, so it's a great home
Speaker 21: fit for us.
Speaker 4: I respect what Jake Paul has done in the sport.
Speaker 4: I just want him to start fighting real boxes. I mean,
Speaker 4: he already fought a couple of real boxes Tan Brothers.
Speaker 25: Even before that though, see, he bought two guys that
Speaker 25: nobody even heard of, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So that's the thing. When you fight those guys, nobody's
Speaker 4: looking for that.
Speaker 25: So if you come from the YouTube world, you already
Speaker 25: making twenty thirty million dollars a year, you ain't gonna
Speaker 25: fight Joe Schmoe because you ain't making no money. So
Speaker 25: he has to look for these guys in between fighting
Speaker 25: real fighters. He has to look for guys that's gonna
Speaker 25: make him another twenty million.
Speaker 4: Wasn't it wasn't a Canelo fight on the cards, And
Speaker 4: then something happened.
Speaker 6: According to Jake, the fight was signed.
Speaker 21: I don't know if there's any truth to that, but
Speaker 21: there was conversation about it being announced and then you know,
Speaker 21: some of you ain't know. Turkey Alashika is Excellency from
Speaker 21: Saudi has taken over the sport.
Speaker 6: For the most part.
Speaker 3: So what is he doing to the s book because
Speaker 3: we keep hearing that only about the Canelo Jake fighting.
Speaker 21: So there were there were rumors that they were gonna
Speaker 21: fight in May, and Canelo was gonna fight Bud Terrens
Speaker 21: Crawford in September. But Turkey Ala Sheick's supposedly offered Canelo
Speaker 21: a four fight there where it was too much money
Speaker 21: to refuse, right, and it's Jake had to be out
Speaker 21: of the equation, so to speak.
Speaker 6: So that's what Jake put out there.
Speaker 21: But we do know that Canelo does have a four
Speaker 21: fight with Turkey Ala Chica and Bud will be the
Speaker 21: fight in September.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jake wasn't playing to retire after the Canelo fight.
Speaker 5: That must be the last his boxing career.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 4: One hundred million probably.
Speaker 6: Easy made a lot of money.
Speaker 3: Now talk about the sheep that you you've been talking about.
Speaker 3: They say he's been spending a lot of money in
Speaker 3: boxing and is he making it back and why?
Speaker 7: And is it helping the sport? Hurting the sport?
Speaker 21: I mean it's one hundred percent helping the sport. I mean,
Speaker 21: for you fight fan, anybody is a hardcore fight fan
Speaker 21: this past weekend for a twenty second it's probably the
Speaker 21: best card in history in terms of championship, back to
Speaker 21: back entertaining fights. Maybe not for the casuals because first off,
Speaker 21: it was that it started at like twelve in the
Speaker 21: morning on Saturday. But yes, he's putting a lot of
Speaker 21: money into the sport. Is he getting it back right now?
Speaker 21: I'm not sure. Probably not, But he's creating the fights
Speaker 21: that everybody wants to see. So for a fight fan,
Speaker 21: I mean Charlot is a hardco fight fan. That's a
Speaker 21: fighter's fight. I mean that's what we want. Because these
Speaker 21: fighters want to get paid a certain amount. That's why
Speaker 21: the fights don't happen because the money's not there. Money's
Speaker 21: not an issue with it.
Speaker 25: That's always been the issue though, because we said we
Speaker 25: want to see the best fights. Remember we was waiting
Speaker 25: for Terrence Crawff with the fight Spence for a couple
Speaker 25: of years because of the money.
Speaker 4: The money wasn't right now.
Speaker 25: So if somebody come with a whole bag of money,
Speaker 25: an endless bag of money, then you good for the sport.
Speaker 25: That's the kind of guy that could get tanked to
Speaker 25: fight Chaka Stevenson or somebody like that.
Speaker 4: You know, and it was awesome. Why didn't you pay
Speaker 4: you all a million dollars just to go over there?
Speaker 4: And who said they didn't the zone doing all of
Speaker 4: this and saw you Arabia.
Speaker 21: I'm with my guys that we didn't talk because we
Speaker 21: need to be a part of that. But yeah, another
Speaker 21: thing that's great for the sport is Ring Champs.
Speaker 6: You because all of smoke, right, what they assemble was
Speaker 6: a like an all star team.
Speaker 21: We got andre Ward, Roy Jones, hall of famers, that
Speaker 21: big HBO analysts for years, you know, man Stack, you
Speaker 21: know what they do, uh Morning Combat, Luke Thomas, Uh
Speaker 21: Luke Thomas and Brian Campbell. So and then us like
Speaker 21: bringing that young energy to the sport and we're gonna
Speaker 21: be in every huge fight covering, you know with live
Speaker 21: content and our weekly show, sitting down with the biggest
Speaker 21: names of the sport, and uh yeah, that's what the
Speaker 21: sport needs.
Speaker 14: You know what.
Speaker 25: I think it's just even since our days on this
Speaker 25: is fifty dot com with fifty cents, like we brought
Speaker 25: that different culture to boxing.
Speaker 4: There was nobody mainstream like us urban, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 25: So it's like it just made sense for us to
Speaker 25: transition to all the smoke that already has that finger
Speaker 25: on the pulse in that culture, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So we bringing that to.
Speaker 6: Boxing and also Showtime.
Speaker 21: You know, Brian Daly was an exact Showtime for years
Speaker 21: and he was in mind behind a lot of the
Speaker 21: great content that Showtime put out.
Speaker 6: So it's just a perfect home for us.
Speaker 5: I wonder if not having that cable network like an
Speaker 5: HBO or a Showtime doing boxing, I wonder if that's
Speaker 5: hurting it because casuals aren't necessarily tuning in.
Speaker 4: Can you be successful without the casual Yeah?
Speaker 14: You know what.
Speaker 25: First of all, no, no, Now you can't, absolutely cannot,
Speaker 25: but think about this. People steal cable nowadays anyway, most
Speaker 25: people stealing cable. So in reality, I think the Zone
Speaker 25: is taking over boxing. You know, the network that we
Speaker 25: started with, But people don't even know they watching the
Speaker 25: Zone when you stealing cable when you.
Speaker 4: Got to you don't know what's on your box.
Speaker 25: It's on your TV, but you don't really know sometimes
Speaker 25: what network network it is because you're stealing it, you're
Speaker 25: pirrating it, you know what I mean. So to answer
Speaker 25: your question, no, we can't live without the without there,
Speaker 25: but I think it could still thrive.
Speaker 6: But that's what's her in the sport pirrating, not wanting
Speaker 6: to pay for the pay per view, Like get a.
Speaker 21: Couple of friends together and you went for the paper.
Speaker 21: You're stealing from the fighters, You're stealing from us.
Speaker 6: It's terrible.
Speaker 3: It's so easy now. You always hear about people in
Speaker 3: their fire sticks. You always hear about online.
Speaker 25: You can go to stream whatever the legal fire sticking
Speaker 25: head raise your hand the illegal one. Yeah, I'm saying
Speaker 25: it's one.
Speaker 2: Out of.
Speaker 6: Are you paying for fights?
Speaker 4: But watch them? You're gonna watch.
Speaker 21: Yes, he's done amazing things for the sports Turkey, so
Speaker 21: we're excited about this year.
Speaker 4: Okay, another one. Do we think Tank is duck and
Speaker 4: chaque Stevenson?
Speaker 12: Me?
Speaker 21: Personally, No, I don't think Tank is is necessarily scared
Speaker 21: to fight anybody.
Speaker 6: He's a true fighter.
Speaker 21: But Tank has become this person that I guess his
Speaker 21: influence from Floyd, where he doesn't have to do anything
Speaker 21: he doesn't want to do.
Speaker 6: He doesn't care about like pleasing a fan so to speak.
Speaker 21: It's about money, his legacy, and I respect that, you know,
Speaker 21: because when it's all said and done, the fans, They're
Speaker 21: not going to take care of you.
Speaker 6: Right So he's worrying about securing the biggest bags.
Speaker 21: But right now, because Turkey Ala Chika is involved in
Speaker 21: Schaquore Stevenson's career, that big bag of money will be
Speaker 21: offered to Tank to fight Shakur. So I think after
Speaker 21: like this year, there won't be any more excuses on
Speaker 21: why he's not fighting Shakour because the money would be
Speaker 21: outrageous beautiful.
Speaker 25: Because the word duck is a loaded word. It implies fear,
Speaker 25: you know when we use it in the boxing, where
Speaker 25: it's like, yo, you're scared. So definitely Tank aks ain't
Speaker 25: here nobody he puts people to sleep, you know what
Speaker 25: I mean.
Speaker 4: But there has to be a reason why.
Speaker 25: We do know that he he's in charge of his career,
Speaker 25: so if he's not fighting, it's not nobody else's reason.
Speaker 21: And that's one of the best matchups in all the
Speaker 21: box I mean, callous, phenomenal. I don't care what people
Speaker 21: saying that they took him nine rounds to not this
Speaker 21: guy out of there. They were complaining that the corn
Speaker 21: never stops anybody. He stopped somebody. What else do you
Speaker 21: want from this kid?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 4: You gotta stop. You gotta stopping in the first round
Speaker 4: makes me happy. But that's that's the best fighting box
Speaker 4: Who's the face of boxing now?
Speaker 25: No stop fronting the face of box cany hockey faces?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 25: Who's the face of basketball right now? But there's many faces, right,
Speaker 25: but the person that's it. So it's Canelo album is
Speaker 25: the start. Everywhere around the world. Tank is very, very popular,
Speaker 25: but Canelos the star.
Speaker 23: All right.
Speaker 3: We got more with Oca Barrock when we come back,
Speaker 3: and Lamont Roach Junior will be joining us.
Speaker 7: It don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning O everybody. It's d
Speaker 3: J n V jes Hilaris Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Oka Barack is joining us in all
Speaker 3: so Lamart Roach Junior here he's fighting this weekend.
Speaker 4: Welcome brother. How you feel areniate it? Man? I feel good?
Speaker 4: As your training been so far.
Speaker 2: It's been perfect, it's been excellent. Honestly.
Speaker 7: Grew up in Maryland. Yeah, I grew up in d
Speaker 7: C and Maryland, d C and Maryland and and you know.
Speaker 4: So this is a Baltimore d.
Speaker 13: I'm from Washington, d C. Like that's my hometown. That's
Speaker 13: where I grew up. And you know, I grew up
Speaker 13: in Prince George County, Maryland too, But I'm from d C.
Speaker 5: You're fighting for the whole city to try to beat.
Speaker 5: Take for sure is like a real Baltimore, DC thing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's like, yeah, we don't. I'm from Baltimore from
Speaker 9: d C. But there asking is ugly than I was at.
Speaker 6: No way.
Speaker 2: Say to stay to see it's way different.
Speaker 9: I'm going back and all that, Like that's so different country.
Speaker 6: Yeah, take such something about it. You ain't from from Maryland,
Speaker 6: Like what was it?
Speaker 21: What was that?
Speaker 2: Because I'm like aland d C. Yeah, d C is
Speaker 2: not in Maryland.
Speaker 6: No, I get that.
Speaker 25: But you said you're from DC and Maryland though, yeah,
Speaker 25: I live in both. Since you grew up in the
Speaker 25: same amateur time period, were you ever friends.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I've known since I was like ten,
Speaker 13: so we always seen each other, Like he always made
Speaker 13: it to the nationals. I always made it to the nationals.
Speaker 13: So he was always like in those tournaments. We see
Speaker 13: each other all the time. Before twice when we fought,
Speaker 13: he won both times.
Speaker 2: The first time we fought in Baltimore, that was bs.
Speaker 2: He shouldn't have won that.
Speaker 4: But were you.
Speaker 2: Fifteen?
Speaker 4: What kind of win was it?
Speaker 13: It was a split decision win in Baltimore, three to two.
Speaker 13: But it's like some bs happened. My dad sent the
Speaker 13: tape to USA Boxing and they was like, nah, you
Speaker 13: like that shouldn't have happened.
Speaker 6: So you felt like you want to have that fight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 13: I mean USA Boxing sent me an at large bid
Speaker 13: to the nationals. Like we fought in the regionals. I mean,
Speaker 13: he was the regional champ. But when they seen the video,
Speaker 13: they was like, all right, we'll see you an at
Speaker 13: large bid and they put us on two sides of
Speaker 13: the bracket.
Speaker 2: He made it the championship.
Speaker 13: I made the championship and he won a close fight
Speaker 13: in the championship one into in the nation.
Speaker 4: Though, since you.
Speaker 6: Fought him and spared him, is he the hardest punch
Speaker 6: that you shared the ring with?
Speaker 13: No, kid, you know, a little older or his spawn
Speaker 13: was just during that time, spawn was like before we before,
Speaker 13: like the last time we was in the ring together
Speaker 13: this movie, before I became the Reaper. Yeah, but back
Speaker 13: then I was considered a bigger puncher than him, Like
Speaker 13: you know what I'm saying, the amateurs.
Speaker 4: About how do you feel like you're a bigger punch
Speaker 4: than him?
Speaker 2: Now, I feel like I'm a bigger puncher than Mike Tyson.
Speaker 4: That's right, but I can rock. What do you think
Speaker 4: of this?
Speaker 6: We're supposed to say, like now, I don't really punch that,
Speaker 6: it's only figure out.
Speaker 4: Just show him in one good time. You don't hit
Speaker 4: the credit deserves being a puncher.
Speaker 25: Look, obviously you're the underdoor because you got a loss
Speaker 25: already lost to Jamel Herring who got beat by your course,
Speaker 25: So how are you a better fighter than that time period?
Speaker 13: I'm a thousand times better fighter than that then that
Speaker 13: time like you know I took that I took from
Speaker 13: that fight was you know, they're not gonna get you none.
Speaker 2: I started a little late on that fight.
Speaker 13: If I would have started earlier, I probably would have
Speaker 13: knock him out like we planned on doing.
Speaker 2: We never planned on winning.
Speaker 13: On the score cards in that entire camp, the entire camps,
Speaker 13: they were stacked against us, tap rank card.
Speaker 2: He was a champ.
Speaker 13: It was Veterans Day Weekend. They had a story on him,
Speaker 13: and you know what I'm saying, his tragedies and stuff
Speaker 13: like that, But.
Speaker 4: Just it was built for the you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: serve the country.
Speaker 13: You know, can you not root for that? I feel you,
Speaker 13: so you know what I'm saying. So we knew we
Speaker 13: wasn't gonna get no no paper, but you know, I
Speaker 13: just started a little.
Speaker 25: What about this fight? Tanking is being said, like they
Speaker 25: was asking who's the face of boxing? And Tank is
Speaker 25: one of those faces.
Speaker 2: He's one of me.
Speaker 25: So are you going in that game? You're going in
Speaker 25: this with the game plan that I gotta knock him
Speaker 25: out in order to get the victory.
Speaker 13: Nah, not necessarily, but I'm trying to. I mean, I'll
Speaker 13: be trying to knock anybody out. I'm trying forever. I'm
Speaker 13: trying to get cracking.
Speaker 6: So what do you do?
Speaker 25: Let's say you win the fight or come Saturday night,
Speaker 25: what do you do? Do you stay because it's a
Speaker 25: different weight class. You already a champion at one thirty
Speaker 25: You coming up to one thirty five fighting a champion there?
Speaker 4: Do you stay in that weight class? So you go
Speaker 4: back down?
Speaker 2: I'm going to do both. I'm gonna try to do both.
Speaker 2: But I'm like, we I talked to the WBA already
Speaker 2: and like, hopefully but.
Speaker 25: You can eat twinkies now you good like a good
Speaker 25: down when he's fighting tank again?
Speaker 4: Obvious, Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 12: So.
Speaker 13: I mean, I have no choice but to stay at
Speaker 13: thirty five, but I did ask them to if I can,
Speaker 13: let me do my obligations to keep my belt at
Speaker 13: thirty just in case the business.
Speaker 2: Don't line up at thirty five.
Speaker 13: People might be busy, or the champs might be busy,
Speaker 13: they might be fighting somebody. Let's pray they don't, but
Speaker 13: if they do, I can go unify at thirty What
Speaker 13: did you.
Speaker 5: Learn from your loss against Jamal hearing that you would
Speaker 5: take into this fight? Like, how did a loss make
Speaker 5: you a better fighter?
Speaker 13: It just it just made me realize that obviously I
Speaker 13: wasn't doing everything I needed to do to be a
Speaker 13: complete champion.
Speaker 2: You gotta think I was. I just turned twenty four.
Speaker 13: I'm looking at myself already as world champ, on top
Speaker 13: of the world, being ready to beat this big money
Speaker 13: guy or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 2: But it made me, It made me buckle down.
Speaker 13: It humbled me and made me sit down and really
Speaker 13: do my work and really be a student of the game,
Speaker 13: adapt everything and again that they ain't gonna get nothing
Speaker 13: to you, you gotta go take it.
Speaker 4: And that's what I adapted.
Speaker 13: That's when I changed my That's when I made my
Speaker 13: name my nickname the Reaper officially.
Speaker 2: And I took on that Monica as I can't take
Speaker 2: note for answer no more.
Speaker 5: You know, I thought about that too, because I saw
Speaker 5: Javonte's train and say that Tank's biggest fear is losing.
Speaker 5: And I wonder if it's too much pressure to keep
Speaker 5: up an undefeated record, and where did that mentality come from?
Speaker 8: With it?
Speaker 4: Floyd? Like Floyd?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Now when you train, right, is it a part
Speaker 9: of your process to like study the other fighter like
Speaker 9: you studied?
Speaker 2: Okay, so what would you say, is Tank's biggest weakness we.
Speaker 13: Got we're gonna see, We're gonna I can't tell you
Speaker 13: right now because he might see this, but we got
Speaker 13: a few. We got a few, and the things that
Speaker 13: he does well is important to well.
Speaker 25: You know what you could do, You could tell us
Speaker 25: offline and then when you win, we'll say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 25: he told.
Speaker 3: Let's let's ask back. I mean, what do you think
Speaker 3: tanks weaknesses? And what do you think roaches weaknesses? I'm analyze.
Speaker 21: Well, I'm not gonna talk about his weaknesses right, right,
Speaker 21: But listen, I would as far as Tank, I mean,
Speaker 21: I would say Charlotte pointed to earlier where he starts late, right,
Speaker 21: he loses rounds early in the fight because he's relying
Speaker 21: on that, you know, one hit of quitter, which did.
Speaker 6: As well a lot.
Speaker 21: So I think that Tank has a skill to start earlier.
Speaker 21: I would say that one of the things that I
Speaker 21: feel like that he should.
Speaker 2: Tell all the team changes. Now, you better not start
Speaker 2: labeling me for a long night, a real long night.
Speaker 4: I don't really think Tank has weaknesses.
Speaker 25: I've seen him get frustrated back in twenty seventeen, and
Speaker 25: that's a weakness. But I haven't seen that, I think
Speaker 25: so it was say that so but since then, I
Speaker 25: haven't seen that. But first, at some point in and
Speaker 25: I could tell you he had weaknesses when I seen
Speaker 25: him fight Jamel Herring. But I don't see that. Now
Speaker 25: you get what I'm saying. So I've seen them both
Speaker 25: what weaknesses. So you're saying, what did the same thing
Speaker 25: about starting late? They both did the same thing about
Speaker 25: starting late. And then he wasn't being first.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. I'm telling him, I'm not
Speaker 4: a chump. You know what I'm saying. I don't mean
Speaker 4: I'm not calling him.
Speaker 1: I'm saying that, y'all, I'm not calling you.
Speaker 4: Wasn't trying to be first when you should have been first.
Speaker 4: That's all I'm trying to say.
Speaker 7: We got more with Akabarrock and lamont Ro Junior when
Speaker 7: we come back.
Speaker 3: He's fighting Tank this Saturday at the Barclays It's the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning everybody, it's the j n V. Just hilarious.
Speaker 7: Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club, Aca Morocca.
Speaker 3: Here also Lamont Roach junior boxer who is fighting Tank
Speaker 3: this weekend at the Barclays Center. Now, I'm a casual
Speaker 3: boxer watcher. Be come more of a fight then, yeah,
Speaker 3: yeah yeah. But so with this fight, you guys haven't
Speaker 3: got too disrespectful with each other. Usually I see disrespect
Speaker 3: out the windows, if your mother, your kids, all that.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen that with this one.
Speaker 7: Why is that cool?
Speaker 2: Sea played too damn much.
Speaker 8: Though, Like.
Speaker 13: Like he a troll though, and that troll back, that's
Speaker 13: the thing. And I trolled back, so I never thought
Speaker 13: anyone that's obviously of his like stature and as a stardom,
Speaker 13: but we follow each other like we see like you
Speaker 13: know what I'm saying, We see each other.
Speaker 2: I already know he hatrolled, so I know what they expect.
Speaker 13: Some people know that I am a troll and I
Speaker 13: can be funny or I could be funny on the
Speaker 13: socials for sure, and I'm gonna have a comeback for
Speaker 13: whatever you got.
Speaker 4: So that's the thing.
Speaker 13: Like it's a little different because we fighting each other now,
Speaker 13: So like imagine me, I see everything that he do
Speaker 13: to troll everybody else. And the other thing is they
Speaker 13: be having like he'd definitely be having personal vandettas with
Speaker 13: other people or people be having personal vandetas with him,
Speaker 13: like they really be having like issue.
Speaker 4: I saw him label you. He said that you and
Speaker 4: Bud would be actual challenges.
Speaker 5: He said, like HAINI I think he said Steven and
Speaker 5: Davis would be light work, but he actually said you
Speaker 5: and Bud would be challenges.
Speaker 4: What do you think of that? When you heard he.
Speaker 2: Telling the truth when it come to me telling the
Speaker 2: truth or not when it comes to Bud. Not when
Speaker 2: it come to but yeah, I think he telling the
Speaker 2: truth too. I mean, obviously he's big and one of
Speaker 2: the best fighters in the world right specifically when it
Speaker 2: come to me.
Speaker 13: Yeah, like, and I think people trying to say, oh,
Speaker 13: he lying to sell a fight or whatever the case,
Speaker 13: man being nah like this this is a real fight
Speaker 13: over here.
Speaker 7: So what do you say to to tank fans like
Speaker 7: just like that that don't believe in you that I
Speaker 7: don't think you're gonna win. I think you might get
Speaker 7: knocked out.
Speaker 3: I think you got an accent, you know, So what
Speaker 3: do you say that those type of fans like Jess
Speaker 3: like just right.
Speaker 13: Now because I'm because people get behind them keyboards, they
Speaker 13: getting a little disrespect.
Speaker 8: That just.
Speaker 4: I never said nothing about you don't even talking. She
Speaker 4: said something about about.
Speaker 2: But no, this is the thing I said.
Speaker 7: I didn't know you.
Speaker 9: I didn't know who you was until you know what
Speaker 9: I mean, That's all I said. And I say, you're
Speaker 9: gonna beat you, just because that's my man. Go man,
Speaker 9: A lot of people are gonna be like, I don't
Speaker 9: know who he is. So he's gonna get knocked now,
Speaker 9: he's gonna do this. He gonna be slee You need
Speaker 9: to get a pillow. Obviously, I see.
Speaker 4: That's my phone, you know what I'm saying. Like, but
Speaker 4: It's just like I don't know about boxing.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't breakdowns to fight beyond that whole round.
Speaker 9: All right, So do you ever feel with this man
Speaker 9: says on it like the underdog conversation, Like does that
Speaker 9: affect you? Does that really piss you off? Because you
Speaker 9: stepped right up to fight him. I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 9: like he had to troll you to get him to fight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nah, for sure. But that's what I'm in there for.
Speaker 2: I'm here to fight the best.
Speaker 13: I want to be the best. That's what really drives
Speaker 13: my whole career, Like I got in this to be
Speaker 13: the best. So if he's a pain for pound talent,
Speaker 13: what they gonna think about me when I when I went.
Speaker 21: So if you do beat Tank and then fight and
Speaker 21: Rematgine beat him again, obviously you want to fight the
Speaker 21: other champions at one thirty five. Let's say that scenario
Speaker 21: happens and Chicourt should be on your you know, one
Speaker 21: of your talks right now, Who do you think it's
Speaker 21: a harder fight Tank or your core for yourself stylistic
Speaker 21: That's a good question.
Speaker 2: She cool bad boy man. I mean, I've been in
Speaker 2: the ring with him, more than recent more than recently
Speaker 2: call bad boy.
Speaker 4: You don't get the credit us there if you ask
Speaker 4: me everybody.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just the outside looking in.
Speaker 13: And then they're comparing him to a knockout all this
Speaker 13: that's not fit.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, it's just not fit.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It seems like they're leaking to be in a more
Speaker 6: difficult fight.
Speaker 4: Maybe I want to ask you about that.
Speaker 5: Right when you're dealing with a knockout artist coming at
Speaker 5: you and he said he want to knock you out
Speaker 5: between six and eight rounds.
Speaker 2: That right now, I'll tell you what is.
Speaker 4: There any level of fear to that?
Speaker 2: I at what I just say.
Speaker 21: But listen, as far as betting, right, we're looking at
Speaker 21: odds and in order for you to win one hundred bucks,
Speaker 21: you gotta bet four hundred the.
Speaker 6: Tech knocks you out.
Speaker 21: So I never see odys like that, like you got
Speaker 21: to bet so much to win so little, So essentially
Speaker 21: essentially saying you are.
Speaker 6: Definitely getting knocked out. That's what the odd makers are saying.
Speaker 6: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: So if you bet, did you'll see the odds for
Speaker 2: the Hector fight.
Speaker 4: No, oh no, it was bigger though, bigger than that.
Speaker 13: So obviously we cleaned up that night. It's gonna be
Speaker 13: a repeat. I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 6: People gonna make some money.
Speaker 4: You better yourself. Yes, of course, not illegal.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 4: He's just joking.
Speaker 5: If I'm not gonna lie, you do have a level
Speaker 5: of confidence that make me feel like we put a
Speaker 5: couple of dollars.
Speaker 25: I told him in the green room, like I've seen
Speaker 25: summer Tank's opponents, even though they talk, smacked me a
Speaker 25: little shaky, shaky, not him real.
Speaker 5: Do you do you try to I mean, of course
Speaker 5: you're gonna engage, But do you rely on your defense
Speaker 5: more and try to out box Tank or do you
Speaker 5: go in there and mix it up.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be.
Speaker 13: It's gonna be mixed up, for sure. We're gonna apply pressure.
Speaker 13: We're gonna be smart, we're gonna be defensive, we're gonna
Speaker 13: do everything. We're gonna do everything. We're gonna make him
Speaker 13: perform at his best. We're gonna make him perform at
Speaker 13: his best. We're gonna make him think, we're gonna make
Speaker 13: him feel pressure. We're gonna make him feel like, all right,
Speaker 13: I gotta get it, get out the way. When I
Speaker 13: tell you, I really be trying to knock everybody out.
Speaker 13: It's not just like me going crazy. But if I can,
Speaker 13: I'm gonna try set it up.
Speaker 9: I like to hear that too, because I ain't gonna
Speaker 9: lie tank my man. But I got tired of paying
Speaker 9: money for the fights, and it's over too fast for
Speaker 9: the fight. And by the time I got in there,
Speaker 9: it was the one in Atlanta. By the time I
Speaker 9: got in there.
Speaker 4: It was over.
Speaker 2: So I was pissed. So you better make them work
Speaker 2: for it. Okay, it's gonna be work for your money.
Speaker 4: So this is the biggest fight of your life for sure,
Speaker 4: like to get to find your career.
Speaker 2: I always say that this is because I'm ana win,
Speaker 2: But this is the start of my legacy run.
Speaker 13: You know how fighters who who you know gonna be
Speaker 13: in the Hall of Fame have that distinctive start of
Speaker 13: their run.
Speaker 2: This couna be it. This, this is gonna be it.
Speaker 2: This is gonna be.
Speaker 13: Especially because you know she talking about returning and all that.
Speaker 13: I think it's gonna be hard for him to get back.
Speaker 13: And if you lose, because he's already talking about retirement.
Speaker 13: So if we do have two fights, that's Dan shuw
Speaker 13: gonna be my legacy run because.
Speaker 2: We have two fights.
Speaker 13: Whereas you got this knockout all this that's a pain
Speaker 13: for pound talent that people are saying is one of
Speaker 13: the and and not saying who is one of the
Speaker 13: biggest spectacles in boxing right now. If I beat him twice,
Speaker 13: then go on to unify. No matter what win or lose,
Speaker 13: I'm still fighting the best fights. And it's always gonna
Speaker 13: be a dance like especially if I got a good
Speaker 13: dance parting in there with me, it's always gonna be
Speaker 13: a good fight. So this fight is defining the start
Speaker 13: of my legacy run, and that's where I want to.
Speaker 2: Go off to my Hall of Fame. I want to
Speaker 2: go up to forty and fight too, So hall of.
Speaker 21: Fame, that's that's your goal. Like as a fighter, when
Speaker 21: it's all said and done, you want to be a
Speaker 21: Hall of Famer, and you need this fight.
Speaker 2: I'm setting out to be one of the best.
Speaker 3: To have someone else Saturday eight years old, good luck
Speaker 3: this Saturday. I think I think if if you do win,
Speaker 3: I think you should come up Monday and sit in.
Speaker 16: Just check.
Speaker 6: For sure.
Speaker 4: We appreciate you.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 6: It's on Amazon Amazon paper View.
Speaker 7: All right, well, Rock, we appreciate.
Speaker 4: By the pay per view. I'm gonna tell y'all right now,
Speaker 4: don't still.
Speaker 2: By the PAP.
Speaker 6: She's still.
Speaker 2: By the pay per view. And I'm telling you all right.
Speaker 21: Watch definitely on All the Smoke Fight YouTube page. And
Speaker 21: we're gonna be doing a live broadcast for the Tank
Speaker 21: and Roach weighing at the bar Blay Center.
Speaker 6: That's right, so taping on All the Smoke Fight.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, Lamar Rose Junior, akab Rock, we appreciate you, Robbing,
Speaker 3: thank you, good luck.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Indeed, let's get to
Speaker 4: right to Jess with the mess you is real?
Speaker 12: Just robbing Moore, just don't do no line, don't.
Speaker 4: Do talk the world. Why jeffs worldwide massments on the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. He's a coaching ship.
Speaker 19: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 19: understand something that nobody could get you to see that.
Speaker 2: It's time to shut it off.
Speaker 9: This is Lauren's legal corner, not just now. Let's get
Speaker 9: to this because we get we need these updates on Dirk.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 24: Yeah, so, I mean Dirk is still right now sitting
Speaker 24: for that murder for higher case that we talked about before,
Speaker 24: but there's something new that surface. So there's now a
Speaker 24: new wrongful death lawsuit that has been filed against Little Dirk.
Speaker 24: The family of surveyor Robinson now is who filed the lawsuit.
Speaker 2: SAVERYE.
Speaker 24: Robinson is the cousin of Kwando Rondo. Quando Rondo is
Speaker 24: the artist, the rapper who was in the car or yeah,
Speaker 24: what was the car who was in the car, and
Speaker 24: it was in Hollywood back in twenty twenty two and
Speaker 24: someone shot up the car and his cousin was killed
Speaker 24: in in the midst of the like the shooting or
Speaker 24: whatever them trying to get to him. And now the
Speaker 24: family member of that cousin is who is put suing
Speaker 24: uh Dirk. So on top of the murder for higher
Speaker 24: stuff that he now has to deal with, he now
Speaker 24: has this civil case. And what they're saying is that
Speaker 24: because of because of whatever was trying to happen during
Speaker 24: this murder for hire, they lost their severe Robinson. So
Speaker 24: they want they want some conversation for it. They want
Speaker 24: they want to be duly rewarded for it. So Derek
Speaker 24: has a lot to handle, right, Yeah, that's the update
Speaker 24: is like they added.
Speaker 4: Some more onto it, okay, and then other rapper news.
Speaker 4: But that's just civil, right, that's not criminal.
Speaker 24: Yeah, wrong for death lawsuit is a civil case. So
Speaker 24: but on the criminal side, he's dealing with the murder
Speaker 24: for higher That's why I'm like it just piled on
Speaker 24: at this point.
Speaker 4: Mmm, gotcha now Birdman? Yeah, with either sleep or how
Speaker 4: is Giraffe's ass on stage yesterday?
Speaker 14: Child?
Speaker 2: Okay? So yeah, so uh Berman and the hopboy, y'all
Speaker 2: know that they're out on that.
Speaker 4: It's like the.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 24: Now, there's a video right now going crazy viral all
Speaker 24: over the internet, all of the outlets of Birdman on
Speaker 24: the stage. They're in the middle of a song and
Speaker 24: he appears to like nod off. His eyes are just closed.
Speaker 24: I don't know what is happening.
Speaker 9: You can't, I mean you can't really see his eyes
Speaker 9: have a pop to perk before you know what's happening.
Speaker 9: And that was a thirty if if that allegedly that
Speaker 9: was you can.
Speaker 7: Stand up like that and sleeping out fall.
Speaker 2: Absolutely you draft.
Speaker 9: Through Baltimore City or Philly or draft through you. I
Speaker 9: ain't never seen nobody doing in New York. But yes,
Speaker 9: they don't they know not the fall.
Speaker 2: I ain't know not the fall.
Speaker 4: They sleeping, that's they listen.
Speaker 5: Could y'all, could y'all put some respect on bird man age?
Speaker 5: The man is fifty six years old. You know, when
Speaker 5: you get to a certain age, you're gonna catch a
Speaker 5: nap any.
Speaker 4: And everywhere about putting respect on anything over there, Yes,
Speaker 4: you put you You're gonna catch your nap Indian everywhere.
Speaker 5: That man on stage every night running around for the
Speaker 5: first time and who knows how long.
Speaker 4: Let me catch a little nap while juvenile rapping, and
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna say it again. I ain't gonna say it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know he liked to come up here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well gonna go up here and go to sleep.
Speaker 3: I just slept at the club before, right, But I'm
Speaker 3: using leaning on something like if I'm sitting in the
Speaker 3: section and I'm leaning on something, but standing up he's
Speaker 3: master the art a little cat nap.
Speaker 4: How long was he out for?
Speaker 14: It was?
Speaker 8: It was?
Speaker 9: It was real quick because BG came on Turk just
Speaker 9: performing performing. BG comes over and he's like and like yeah,
Speaker 9: like hey, and then and then burn me getting back
Speaker 9: to don't let the perk be Come on, man, Oh
Speaker 9: my god.
Speaker 4: And then he just catches a little cat nap man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's cute. Fifty six with your fifty six ain't old?
Speaker 2: What what is you talking about?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 4: You turn forty six talking about six step in the
Speaker 4: middle of no show.
Speaker 9: See after twelve might need to be like, oh yase,
Speaker 9: I like to sing my stuff after the show.
Speaker 4: I don't see you catch a little naping here every
Speaker 4: now and then. Yeah, that off at work.
Speaker 2: Don't ever play with me like that. That was when
Speaker 2: I was pregnant. I was tired. Everybody needed that here
Speaker 2: and there. Okay, now I'm going to say this. We
Speaker 2: don't know what it was.
Speaker 24: We don't know if it was the case of the
Speaker 24: fifty six seeds needed a little next situation, or if
Speaker 24: it wasn't something else.
Speaker 4: The people were concerned.
Speaker 2: People were very concerned. So I mean, if I can
Speaker 2: find someone to reach out to.
Speaker 4: We got to reach out to Tony Braxton and they
Speaker 4: sailed the gallery man you can reach out to.
Speaker 2: Listening. He was in his moment.
Speaker 24: He was I mean, hopefully someone will come out and
Speaker 24: clear it up because the fans were concerned. Now really quick,
Speaker 24: there was something that from the last hour we were
Speaker 24: talking before we got to dirt. We were talking about
Speaker 24: Attorney bus and I did want to mention too on
Speaker 24: the it's in relation to the civil suits that we
Speaker 24: were talking about, that amended civil suit where he had
Speaker 24: added jay Z on and accused jay Z of sexually
Speaker 24: assaulting the thirteen year old girl back in two thousand,
Speaker 24: which was dismissed. Jay Z then filed he filed an
Speaker 24: extortion lawsuit in a defamation lawsuit.
Speaker 2: Right now, defamation is very hard to prove.
Speaker 24: Not only is it hard to prove, but it's also
Speaker 24: really tough for you to get a judge to say, yo,
Speaker 24: this is even worth a court looking at. Recently within
Speaker 24: the last like this just happened where a judge says, hey.
Speaker 2: I don't know if the extortion will move forward, but
Speaker 2: we'll take a look at that.
Speaker 24: They're going to be back in court on March twenty sixth,
Speaker 24: But I do believe that you do have a case
Speaker 24: for defamation and they're basing it off of public statements
Speaker 24: that Attorney Busby said, because at one point in time
Speaker 24: when he was like doing these, like all of the
Speaker 24: press rode out. Yeah, he referred to the accuser as
Speaker 24: a sexual assault survivor, despite the allegations against jay Z
Speaker 24: not being proven and needing some substance to them. And
Speaker 24: then also there was like a social media post implying
Speaker 24: that jay Z was the unnamed defendant before we found out,
Speaker 24: because remember we didn't know at.
Speaker 2: First who was then unnamed defendant. Correct, there was a post.
Speaker 24: That implied it with jay Z, and they have evidence
Speaker 24: that Tony Busby or his Instagram page liked it apparently.
Speaker 24: And because of this information, Judge is saying, yo, we're
Speaker 24: gonna move forward with this defamation case and take it
Speaker 24: to child and the actual examine it to see what's
Speaker 24: going on. So I did want to make sure I
Speaker 24: added that in there as well, to keep your heads
Speaker 24: off the internet.
Speaker 2: That's I be.
Speaker 3: I love it when people when people go at these
Speaker 3: people with real money that it doesn't it don't care
Speaker 3: that the fact they got to spend millions to fight this.
Speaker 3: I love that because most people will be like, I
Speaker 3: ain't got that much money to do it, or I
Speaker 3: don't have the time, But who've got time?
Speaker 5: And eventually it'll start the finances and eventually it'll stop
Speaker 5: the grift. We've told you all a million times, it's
Speaker 5: a grift. Like, you know, somebody comes to these lawyers,
Speaker 5: These lawyers come to the you know, the artists, whoever
Speaker 5: it is, and they say, hey, if you don't shuttle
Speaker 5: with us, we're gonna have these press conversations. We're gonna
Speaker 5: put these stories out there, and we're gonna make these allegations.
Speaker 4: It's like, come on, man, at some point, somebody got
Speaker 4: to know what's the grift?
Speaker 7: Cardi Cardi got the money in time. She's the same way.
Speaker 7: She gonna throw them.
Speaker 9: Yes, I love it a living court when it comes
Speaker 9: to my reputation and my name. Thank you, Lauren with
Speaker 9: the legal corner.
Speaker 2: You see me. Now reach out to the turk and
Speaker 2: see what's so we can have a update.
Speaker 3: That's not though, it will be when you hit what
Speaker 3: I said, all right, Charlamagne, were giving that donkey too?
Speaker 5: Man for after the hour side situation in North Carolina,
Speaker 5: there's a young sixteen year old man named Shawn Simpson
Speaker 5: who needs to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 4: We'd like to have a we'd like to have a
Speaker 4: word with you.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, all right, we'll get to that next. It's
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast club.
Speaker 14: You want to know how you came up with them?
Speaker 14: Don't be the name.
Speaker 4: Because you're mean. Day. There's a bunch of donkeys out
Speaker 4: here street.
Speaker 2: That is why, Charlemagne.
Speaker 4: If we live a life where we might are tongue
Speaker 4: based off Coolie may have things, we never will say
Speaker 4: anything on the breakfast Club of Charlemagne. To God, he's
Speaker 4: a donkeys.
Speaker 6: Oh man, Charlamagne, you've given.
Speaker 4: Donkey of to Day to who now?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 5: Buster rhymes donkey of Today for Wednesday, February twenty six
Speaker 5: goals to Shawn's Simpson. Sean Simpson is a sixteen year
Speaker 5: old North Carolina teenager who broke down in tears in
Speaker 5: court after being charged as an adult for murder.
Speaker 4: Let's go to five to forty six for the report. Please.
Speaker 26: Sean Simpson came into Gaston County Court at points, wiping
Speaker 26: away his tears as he stood before a judge. Just
Speaker 26: sixteen years old. He's being charged with firster green murder
Speaker 26: as an adult. That's as a result of a law
Speaker 26: change that went into effect in the Zimber, which allows
Speaker 26: teens his age to be charged as an adult in
Speaker 26: certain crimes. There is a realization that during this proceeding
Speaker 26: that the gravity was hitting him, a grand jury in
Speaker 26: Diamond that could come in the near future, and a
Speaker 26: moment that hit when a judge told him that he
Speaker 26: would not be seeing freedom anytime soon.
Speaker 23: Court made as a hold without bond. Court finds fishing
Speaker 23: allegations support charging considering too, but.
Speaker 26: It was something that Zaquavius Dawkins family says they needed
Speaker 26: to be here for. Simpson accused of killing Dawk and
Speaker 26: Sunday Night of long Chester Street. Simpson also accused with
Speaker 26: a tempt the first screen murder involving another victim. Dawkin's
Speaker 26: family says he was going to get medical supplies for
Speaker 26: his mother when he was killed.
Speaker 5: I would say this is a teachable moment, but I've
Speaker 5: been alive forty six years and i haven't seen too
Speaker 5: many of you learn yet. Okay, all of these are
Speaker 5: rerun Sadly, I don't understand why we aren't breaking this cycle.
Speaker 5: I don't understand why we aren't learning. I mean, truthfully,
Speaker 5: this was me at sixteen or seventeen. Of course I
Speaker 5: never killed anyone, but I've been in dumb ass situations
Speaker 5: like this. When I was sixteen or seventeen, I went
Speaker 5: to jail for a Sultan Barridy would intend to kill. Okay,
Speaker 5: the charge got changed, the point in presenting a firearm.
Speaker 4: But I was literally just in the backseat of a
Speaker 4: car and one of my homieshot at another car.
Speaker 5: Just dumb and young and reckless. Wasn't about nothing, just
Speaker 5: teenage kids who don't really know any better. I wrote
Speaker 5: about it and my first book, Black Privilege. Opportunity comes
Speaker 5: to those who created. And the reason I'm telling this
Speaker 5: story is because when my homie shot, there was three
Speaker 5: people in the car. The bullet hit the headrest of
Speaker 5: de seit. Nobody was sitting in the empty seat behind
Speaker 5: the passenger's seat. But what if that seat wasn't empty,
Speaker 5: then I'd go to jail for a cessory to murder
Speaker 5: unless I snitched, which I probably would have. My point
Speaker 5: it is trouble is easy to get into and hard
Speaker 5: to get out of. And none of us have the
Speaker 5: timestone from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Okay, the timestone allows
Speaker 5: to use it to control time. You can rewind, fast forward,
Speaker 5: travel through time. When you see this young man, Sean
Speaker 5: Simpson break down like that in court, don't you think
Speaker 5: he wouish he had a timestone so he could rewind
Speaker 5: the time and not do what he did. Of course
Speaker 5: he would, of course, Okay, Sean and the young man
Speaker 5: he killed, the Equavius Dawkins, had a fight. According to
Speaker 5: People Magazine the previous year at Ashbrook High School. I
Speaker 5: don't know who won to fight, but it clearly wasn't Sean.
Speaker 5: And guess what, kids, you got to learn to take
Speaker 5: an ass whipping. Okay, because these are just all hypotheticals,
Speaker 5: I'm about to spuw. But if you fight, get your
Speaker 5: ass whipped, even if it goes viral.
Speaker 4: So what Okay?
Speaker 5: When anger rises, think of the consequences. Would you rather
Speaker 5: go viral because you got your ass beat in school?
Speaker 4: Or would you rather go viral because you in the
Speaker 4: courtroom getting charged with murder? And then when you get
Speaker 4: charged with murder, you looking like Simbl's screaming, screaming out
Speaker 4: after Mufossa got trampled by the will Tobeast.
Speaker 5: Okay, this is exactly what Simba felt in that moment,
Speaker 5: a mix of shock, grief, and disbelief. But the grief
Speaker 5: you feel spending the rest of your life in jail
Speaker 5: because you getting charged as an adult isn't the same.
Speaker 4: As the grief as Equavius his mother feels. So I
Speaker 4: don't feel bad for you, Okay.
Speaker 5: I'm sad about the situation because two young black men
Speaker 5: aren't going to have a future in society.
Speaker 4: You know, keeps failing these young men.
Speaker 5: I read that Sean is being held in the Gaston
Speaker 5: Adolescent Center, where he has been undergoing treatment. Okay, the
Speaker 5: center treats children and adolescents that have significant emotional and
Speaker 5: behavioral difficulties. Now I'm not the highest grade weed in
Speaker 5: the dispensary, but why wasn't he getting this treatment before he.
Speaker 4: Committed a murder?
Speaker 5: I guess I still got to say allegedly, But allegedly, Okay,
Speaker 5: there had to be signs. There had to be some
Speaker 5: type of disciplinary issues at home and in school, but
Speaker 5: those signs were clearly ignored. But of course, we don't
Speaker 5: get people help until it's way too late, and that's
Speaker 5: what I'm sad about.
Speaker 4: Okay, these things could be prevented. But I don't feel
Speaker 4: bad for Sean.
Speaker 5: Okay, because the Equavius was walking to a store to
Speaker 5: buy items for his disabled mother, and that's when Sean
Speaker 5: sat him. That's when Seawan shot them. Okay, listen, let
Speaker 5: me read what it says. Okay, this is what it
Speaker 5: says happened in People magazine. I'm gonna read this and
Speaker 5: you tell me what movie this sounds like? The Equavius
Speaker 5: and his friend walking the family dollar to get items
Speaker 5: for Equavius his mother. A black tesla drives past, and
Speaker 5: a boy in the backseat identified as Sean Simpson shot
Speaker 5: something out the window.
Speaker 4: The Quavius and his friend began to run.
Speaker 5: When the car returns again, Sean Simpson allegedly starts shooting
Speaker 5: from the back and that's how Poors Equavius got shot
Speaker 5: and killed.
Speaker 4: What movie does that sound like? Boys in the Dad?
Speaker 5: But this ain't no movie, dog, Okay, the Equavius is
Speaker 5: dead for real because Sean Simpson made a choice that
Speaker 5: he is clearly now regretting and that he clearly can't change.
Speaker 5: And destiny is not a matter of chance. It's always
Speaker 5: a matter of choice. And I'm I'm sad that Sean
Speaker 5: Simpson didn't make a better choice. But I'm not moved
Speaker 5: by Sean Simpson's tears. I'm not moved by his outbursting court.
Speaker 4: You know why, because I know the Equavis Dawkin's mother
Speaker 4: is crying way harder than Sean ever will. Okay, there
Speaker 4: is a quote, and the quote is everyone makes mistakes
Speaker 4: in life, but that doesn't mean they have to pay
Speaker 4: for them for the rest of their life.
Speaker 12: Kids.
Speaker 5: I want to tell y'all that quote is a lie. Okay, Yes,
Speaker 5: everyone makes mistakes in life, and depending what that mistake is,
Speaker 5: you will probably pay for it for the rest of
Speaker 5: your life. Literally and first degree murder in North Carolina,
Speaker 5: it is absolutely a life sentence. Please give Sean Simpson
Speaker 5: the biggest he huh, sixteen years old man, sixteen sixteen years.
Speaker 2: Old, that's crazy. But for me, it was him breaking down.
Speaker 7: Like realizing what it is like you know too late, No,
Speaker 7: it is you know.
Speaker 2: You out here trying to be a y n about
Speaker 2: to go to jail and be a y B.
Speaker 9: No, I'm sorry, I don't. I do not be feeling
Speaker 9: sorry for like, yo, come on, like that little boy,
Speaker 9: not here no more. This was all because you You
Speaker 9: couldn't just fight them, You couldn't just keep fighting them,
Speaker 9: just that. And I used to be back in the
Speaker 9: day before you go get a gun, you keep fighting
Speaker 9: until you win or whatever.
Speaker 5: Just well, I mean people used to come back blasting too,
Speaker 5: we said, we used to say the same thing back
Speaker 5: to the day.
Speaker 4: I think now it's heightened because it's recorded and it
Speaker 4: goes viral. Not a world seeson opposed it just your hood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it happens often, like almost happened.
Speaker 7: It happens a lot.
Speaker 3: It was like guns are more accessible, yeah, like like
Speaker 3: what was at a higher rate, right, because growing up
Speaker 3: you probably only well, I I'm from New York. Country
Speaker 3: is a lot different, but you might have only known
Speaker 3: one person with a gun or maybe two people whatnot?
Speaker 7: You was even scared.
Speaker 4: Yo, Honestly, we didn't have guns.
Speaker 3: And then if in New York you would automatically get
Speaker 3: I think it's two years or three years in prison
Speaker 3: if you were found with a gun.
Speaker 4: So I'm forty six years old. Violence has been going
Speaker 4: on the time.
Speaker 7: But I didn't know.
Speaker 3: Now it seems like every kid has a gun, like
Speaker 3: like not just small guns, I mean AARs, I mean shotguns.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 9: It's just like you something like a little different, like
Speaker 9: this is a new conversation. No, we're not acting like
Speaker 9: this is a new conversation, A new conversation.
Speaker 4: Don't have the same No, No, been going on since
Speaker 4: the beginning of time and even And by the way,
Speaker 4: I just mentioned one movie Boys in the Hood, Right,
Speaker 4: this is the same scenario for minutes of Society. Society.
Speaker 5: Dude get beat up and he comes back blasting this
Speaker 5: is life, sadly. Yeah, And that's why I said the
Speaker 5: cycle doesn't ever break. This has been going on for
Speaker 5: a long long time. I'm not gonna sit here and
Speaker 5: tell that lie. Like you know, gun violence has not
Speaker 5: been prevalent for a long time, it has, but it
Speaker 5: seemed like it's gotten worse in the last last couple
Speaker 5: of years.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, it's just when somebody's got a different opinion, respected
Speaker 9: and shut.
Speaker 5: Maybe we just care more because we're adults now. Because
Speaker 5: think about it, when you were when we was young,
Speaker 5: we used to glorify it. We was young, you kind
Speaker 5: of used to celebrate it a lot. Right, that's just
Speaker 5: the fact.
Speaker 6: Less.
Speaker 3: Let's open up the phone lines about this kid eight
Speaker 3: hundred five eight five one oh five to one. Do
Speaker 3: you feel bad for this kid? He's sixteen years old,
Speaker 3: he allegedly shot two teams. He's not going to be
Speaker 3: charged as a child, He's gonna be charged as an adult.
Speaker 3: He broke down and caught yesterday crying, so you can
Speaker 3: tell where his mind frame is. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 3: five one oh five one. Let's discuss, Yeah, let's discuss.
Speaker 3: You feel sympathy? Do you feel sad for this young man?
Speaker 4: Something is sad for the situation of the cycle that
Speaker 4: never seems to the end.
Speaker 2: I'm sad for the little boy.
Speaker 9: Mother my head's that's part of the cycles. Listen, but
Speaker 9: that's that's who I'm I'm said for.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about it. We'll take phone calls. We'll talk
Speaker 3: about it and the death when we come back. It's
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Lug, Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 20: Let it's topic time.
Speaker 15: Eight hundred five eight five five one to join into
Speaker 15: the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: More than everybody is DJ Envy just Selarry is Charlmagne
Speaker 3: the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: If you're just joining us, Charlemagne gave donkey of the day.
Speaker 4: To who man. It's a young man in North Carolina
Speaker 4: named Sean Simpson.
Speaker 5: He's sixteen years old and he broke down in tears
Speaker 5: in court after being charged as an adult for murder.
Speaker 4: Can we hear this young man court man?
Speaker 6: As a whole without bond.
Speaker 23: Court finds fishing allegations is court charges.
Speaker 3: Without very sad sixteen year old kid he found out
Speaker 3: that he's going to be tried as an adult and
Speaker 3: not as a child, broke down in tears. I think
Speaker 3: I hit him right there. I think he realized, like,
Speaker 3: I might not never come out ever, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: Because he not really about that life. That's what happened.
Speaker 7: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five, one oh
Speaker 7: five one do you feel bad for them?
Speaker 5: It's hard to say you feel bad for the boy,
Speaker 5: But I'm sad about the overall situation because it's another
Speaker 5: ending cycle of just gun violence in our community. And
Speaker 5: you know, this kid is sixteen years old. You would
Speaker 5: think at sixteen he would have enough. You've seen it
Speaker 5: happen enough times to know what the end result is.
Speaker 5: You would think so, But it feels like people just
Speaker 5: keep making the same mistakes over and over. And I
Speaker 5: hate the fact that they're saying he's in the detention
Speaker 5: center now receiving treatment for emotional.
Speaker 4: And behavioral issues.
Speaker 5: Nobody saw that since he's been alive sixteen years, he
Speaker 5: just goes from zero to murder.
Speaker 4: Nobody saw that.
Speaker 3: It don't It don't matter, and you know, it's effed up.
Speaker 3: I don't feel bad for the young man. I'm sad
Speaker 3: that it happened, but I don't feel bad for me.
Speaker 3: Once you put that gun in your hand and you
Speaker 3: use that gun, consequences happened and you fired that gun,
Speaker 3: and now he has to deal with the consequences. The
Speaker 3: sad thing is is that young man would failed somehow,
Speaker 3: some way, and maybe it was parenting, maybe it was
Speaker 3: mental issues. Like you said, it was something that failed
Speaker 3: that young man. And we need to have these conversations.
Speaker 3: And a lot of times we don't have these conversations too.
Speaker 3: It's too late. We need to have His ego was
Speaker 3: bruised and we need to shoes issues. Ego bruised. He
Speaker 3: lost the fight and he couldn't take the loss, and
Speaker 3: he came back in one of to make himself feel
Speaker 3: you had.
Speaker 2: The gun or whatever, and yeah, you need to go,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 9: Like all of that, the social pressure get to these
Speaker 9: kids and they live in their lives looking at these
Speaker 9: wyans online and rather you want.
Speaker 2: To be you want to do that.
Speaker 9: Then you break down in jail, you asking for your mother.
Speaker 9: I mean you break down the court, right, you're about
Speaker 9: to go to jail. You asking for your mother. No,
Speaker 9: the other kid can't even have his mother. His mother
Speaker 9: ain't got no kid.
Speaker 2: No more like sorry for his as I.
Speaker 3: Don't feel sorry for But you know, we always talk
Speaker 3: about solutions and sometimes we need to have these conversations
Speaker 3: a lot earlier.
Speaker 7: Like it's okay to lose a fight.
Speaker 5: That's the point, Like you were having the conversations. All
Speaker 5: the resources are available. None of this is new. I'm
Speaker 5: forty six years old. Like we've been having these conversations
Speaker 5: the beginning of time, and it seems like nobody is learning.
Speaker 5: That's why I say you should feel bad for the situation,
Speaker 5: because it's another ending cycle and whatever this system is
Speaker 5: that exists as long as there are products up that system,
Speaker 5: like this kid, sean any of us could be a victim.
Speaker 3: No, you're right, But I also feel like hopefully these
Speaker 3: young kids out there that are thinking about it, seize
Speaker 3: this kid and say, you know what, you don't want
Speaker 3: to be that hope, But it doesn't seem like they do.
Speaker 4: It seems like that's not gonna be me. That's what
Speaker 4: that's the That's the thing I always think about it.
Speaker 5: That ain't even the first young man we've seen breakdown
Speaker 5: in court once the reality of them, once the reality
Speaker 5: of them consequences hit them.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. We've seen them.
Speaker 5: Young men pass out in court, you know, cry, breakdown
Speaker 5: in tears, starts screaming for their mama when they get
Speaker 5: sentenced to one hundred years.
Speaker 4: That's why you know, I.
Speaker 5: Respect God like Wallow or anybody that's gone to do
Speaker 5: like them long prison sentences and come home and tell
Speaker 5: people the reality of what's going on in those jails,
Speaker 5: the reality.
Speaker 4: Of the choices that they're making out here. But guess what,
Speaker 4: even with all those examples, these kids are still making
Speaker 4: them so because he.
Speaker 9: Also spoke on the fact that he can't tell he
Speaker 9: can't expect for you to. He can preach to them
Speaker 9: all day, like Wallo said, it's sitting on Shandon Sharp show.
Speaker 9: You can I can speak to you, or I can
Speaker 9: tell you, but if I can't provide provide the resources
Speaker 9: for you, or like help you make a change right
Speaker 9: now because this is all you know, or this is
Speaker 9: what the environment that you're in, then I can't really
Speaker 9: be mad at you when you do things like this.
Speaker 2: Do you understand that, and that's why I'm speaking to this, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I understand.
Speaker 9: That, But at some point it's still like a like
Speaker 9: somebody like No, it's still a situation where it's like, yo.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't be doing this, like man a lot.
Speaker 26: Man.
Speaker 2: These kids know what's up. I bet you if he
Speaker 2: didn't get caught, he would be going around bragging about it,
Speaker 2: or it wouldn't even be absolutely like you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. It's when they get caught.
Speaker 7: Like you said that mother lost a child.
Speaker 3: Yes, and and if anybody out there has ever lost
Speaker 3: a child or something and put yourself in that predicament, no,
Speaker 3: you want.
Speaker 7: That whoever did it want to be in jail for it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: We're not saying the wrong.
Speaker 5: We're saying that we don't feel bad for the young man,
Speaker 5: but we said he feel sad for the system.
Speaker 4: To think about what just just said. Justin said them
Speaker 4: kids know no better, right, I think they do. So
Speaker 4: if you know better, why you're not choosing better? That's
Speaker 4: what your scare people. I don't think they think about
Speaker 4: the consequences. That's what you're scared. That is what your
Speaker 4: scare people. You're right, don't you think about God, squils
Speaker 4: you just killed somebody.
Speaker 7: Malika, Yes, good morning, good morning us.
Speaker 4: So ask the question, do you feel sorry for the
Speaker 4: young man?
Speaker 7: Do you feel sorry for the young man?
Speaker 16: Yes or no?
Speaker 17: The only reason I'm yes or no because I'm a
Speaker 17: mom of three boys, and I know what tears that
Speaker 17: are black and brown like they come out as part
Speaker 17: of cuther environment. And for me watching him break down,
Speaker 17: I feel like I need more details, like there is
Speaker 17: young men out here that I really are like evil
Speaker 17: and then go out to kill.
Speaker 16: But if you grew up in this environment, you know,
Speaker 16: like some kids have to be certain things they feel
Speaker 16: like to survive.
Speaker 17: So I just feel like sad for both kids. The
Speaker 17: kids that lost his life to family, but then the
Speaker 17: kid who's also losing his life to the system that
Speaker 17: we were raising.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 5: And when you're a young, impresionable sixteen year old, every
Speaker 5: single song, every movie.
Speaker 4: Tells you to retaliate, Every movie tell you get it
Speaker 4: back in blood. You got you know, you got to
Speaker 4: go back and get your op if y'all do something
Speaker 4: dirty to you.
Speaker 3: But that's why as parents too, you got to make
Speaker 3: sure you have control of your kids and make sure
Speaker 3: they're not being raised by these songs and these movies
Speaker 3: and these artists that are doing entertainment and.
Speaker 4: Just their environment period. I don't want to just put
Speaker 4: it all on the heart.
Speaker 3: Right in the environment as well, because it could be
Speaker 3: their friends parents though, because I'm telling you, like parents
Speaker 3: that you lose control, like you can't like your parents,
Speaker 3: can't be with your twenty four seventy and they still
Speaker 3: going to do it right.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: What's up?
Speaker 12: Boy? Is playing great? But going on?
Speaker 5: Y'all?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 10: Bro?
Speaker 4: Talk to us?
Speaker 7: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 23: Bro?
Speaker 6: You feel bad?
Speaker 27: And yeah, I just I do feel bad for the
Speaker 27: young man.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 27: I want to say I work with not an organization
Speaker 27: in Harlem by the name of.
Speaker 14: Follows Forward A five and one T.
Speaker 22: Three, and we're correct directly connected to parents and unity engagement.
Speaker 22: This is exactly why these type of things happen because
Speaker 22: our men don't have anybody to talk to, They don't
Speaker 22: have anybody to trust with their sensitivities.
Speaker 4: And that's a huge part of what I was posed about.
Speaker 27: So I absolutely feel for the young man that committed
Speaker 27: the crime, and I absolutely feel for the family that
Speaker 27: lost their life. Absolutely, But I just wanted to resident
Speaker 27: on your point and be gun violence is worse because
Speaker 27: me and from the same error. I'm from the Bronx
Speaker 27: and Queens where they made gun viole. Absolutely is worse,
Speaker 27: even statistically showing putting the guns in the hands of
Speaker 27: the young people.
Speaker 14: It's just it's absolutely obloent. So thank you guys. Keep
Speaker 14: doing what you're doing.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Robert eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Now,
Speaker 3: Charlamagne gave donkey to day.
Speaker 5: To sixteen year old boy Sewn Simpson who got charged
Speaker 5: with murder as an adult.
Speaker 4: He killed me.
Speaker 5: I want to say the brother's name too. It the
Speaker 5: brother's name is Equavius Dawkins. Rest in peace to the
Speaker 5: to the young brothers of Kavia's Dawkins. They had a
Speaker 5: fight in school and then the previous year and then
Speaker 5: the dude Sean came back and shot the Equavious later.
Speaker 3: And it's okay to take a L. I just want
Speaker 3: to tell kids, that's okay. We've seen Charlomagne take an
Speaker 3: L on video, you know. I mean, I've taken l's before.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Jesse from Baltimore, I'm sure you took a L.
Speaker 3: It's okay, it's all right, like that makes you strong,
Speaker 3: that makes you better, it's okay.
Speaker 5: During donkey when that think of the consequences. Everybody got
Speaker 5: ego and social media makes it better.
Speaker 4: And it ain't even just the kids.
Speaker 5: You got grown adults that fall victim to what people
Speaker 5: are saying on social media, Like yeah, they go in there,
Speaker 5: they read the comments. So imagine getting into a fight
Speaker 5: and then it goes online and not.
Speaker 4: Just your whole school though, what you think is the
Speaker 4: whole world.
Speaker 5: Right, it's coming after you. But that still don't give
Speaker 5: you a reason to go take a life and throw
Speaker 5: your life away.
Speaker 20: You win some, you lose some, but you live. You
Speaker 20: live to fight another day.
Speaker 7: You feel bad for the sixteen year old boy. Let's
Speaker 7: discuss it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Good morning. Let's say if you're all talking about it,
Speaker 4: you know we talking about it.
Speaker 15: It's topic times called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 15: five one to join into the discussion with the breakfast.
Speaker 3: Club morning, everybody's dej nv just hilarious. Charlomage to god,
Speaker 3: we are the breakfast club. If you're just joining us,
Speaker 3: we're talking about Charlamagne's donkey to day Now you give
Speaker 3: donkey to day to who.
Speaker 5: A sixteen year old named Sean Simpson in North Carolina
Speaker 5: who's being charged with murder man Him and a young
Speaker 5: brother names e Quavia's Dawkins got into a fight in
Speaker 5: high school the previous year and then this dude Sewn
Speaker 5: just came back and killed him in January.
Speaker 3: We're asking eight hundred and five eight five one five
Speaker 3: one do you feel sad for that young brother?
Speaker 25: Hello?
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 16: This is Roquel Lawrence.
Speaker 7: Hey, Raquel, good morning. What's your thoughts Roquel?
Speaker 18: Okay, good Lauren my thoughts right now?
Speaker 16: I'm actually headed. But they got a tasket for my
Speaker 16: sixteen year old son.
Speaker 12: Oh man, his name is Tyree Sample.
Speaker 16: One day he was shot and killed by someone he
Speaker 16: thought was a friend. And because the boy who shot
Speaker 16: him is the sub of police, everything is being swept
Speaker 16: under the road and people are afraid too. They are
Speaker 16: afraid to come forth and say exactly what they thought
Speaker 16: because we ah just a little bit, just a backup.
Speaker 16: I'm a single father of four. I have a seventeen
Speaker 16: I have a seventeen year old. Tyree was sixteen. I
Speaker 16: have a thirteen year old and a ten year old daughter.
Speaker 16: So the boy who shot him he thought was a friend.
Speaker 16: He's actually nineteen. When I arrived to the scene, the
Speaker 16: boy's father was on the scene already and not automatically
Speaker 16: like these have been allowed to be on the scene
Speaker 16: because his son had shot and killed. Not only that
Speaker 16: he shot one of the other friends but he survived.
Speaker 16: But they were trying to say it was and it
Speaker 16: was an accident. But when he's an accident when you
Speaker 16: pulled out your gun and king and shoot. So he's
Speaker 16: been charged with involuntary manslaughter in two orders and disorder
Speaker 16: to conjoc. That should be for the poor who who's
Speaker 16: still living. My son should have a merch tard. He
Speaker 16: should be a murder charge to him shooting my son
Speaker 16: from Folk for Georgia, but my kids are originally from
Speaker 16: Walston off, South Carolina, but I left there had when
Speaker 16: there was a toper.
Speaker 4: Wow, man, I'm so sorry that you're going through what
Speaker 4: you're going through.
Speaker 14: The absolutely yeah, it's an absolute worth.
Speaker 16: I have no tale going to pick out a casket
Speaker 16: for my sixteen year old son.
Speaker 4: M absolutely right.
Speaker 18: I have no peogle w.
Speaker 5: I mean, what can we do to help you? I mean,
Speaker 5: do you want to I don't know say that. I
Speaker 5: don't know what you can. Can you say the person's
Speaker 5: name or do you do you want to say?
Speaker 16: I'm not sure if I can't be he's nineteen. But
Speaker 16: I do have a I do have a Facebook. I've
Speaker 16: been trying to, you know, make it aware of it.
Speaker 16: I said, it's a small town that we live in,
Speaker 16: so I feel it because it's gonna get swept funds
Speaker 16: the world. It's not gonna get extension like that because
Speaker 16: people are kid from before.
Speaker 3: Well, what we'll do is we'll put you on whold
Speaker 3: and produce it will get all your information and you
Speaker 3: could just keep us a breast to everything that's going on.
Speaker 7: And if we can help you in any way, we
Speaker 7: would love to.
Speaker 16: All Right, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Hold on, okay, okay, all right, well all right.
Speaker 7: We have a moral to the story.
Speaker 4: I mean the moral of the story to me.
Speaker 5: Man, it's just like you know, even though gun violence
Speaker 5: has always been prevalent in our communities, you know, if
Speaker 5: it's getting worse, that's because the system isn't broken. It's
Speaker 5: designed to work that way. It's a reason they don't
Speaker 5: put resources in certain communities. They don't want our kids
Speaker 5: to have education. These kids aren't getting you know, behavioral
Speaker 5: and mental health treatment early. They don't want our kids
Speaker 5: to have opportunities to be the best version of themselves.
Speaker 5: And that's why this cycle doesn't end, because it's a
Speaker 5: never ending cycle. And you know, whatever the system is
Speaker 5: that exists, as long as there's products of that system,
Speaker 5: you know, roam in these streets, we always gonna have
Speaker 5: to watch our backs. Like it shouldn't be easier to
Speaker 5: get a gun than it is a good education. It
Speaker 5: shouldn't be easier to get a gun than it is
Speaker 5: to get good you know, behavioral or mental health resource.
Speaker 7: Right, it shouldn't be easy to get a gun and
Speaker 7: it is to get a job.
Speaker 4: That's a fact. All right.
Speaker 7: Well, you know I would like to, you know.
Speaker 3: Close out with a salute to the late great John Witherspoon,
Speaker 3: community comedian.
Speaker 7: He said this at the end of Friday, and it
Speaker 7: always just stuck with me.
Speaker 20: You win some, you lo some, but you live, you
Speaker 20: live to fight another day.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 7: Well, we got just with the mess coming up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's something going on. We'll get to it next man.
Speaker 4: Lot on our mind. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: It's the world most dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club,
Speaker 5: Charlamagne God, just hilarious or they go DJ and me.
Speaker 4: He just walked in. But it's time for.
Speaker 12: Hilarious Jessica Robin Moore just don't do no, Lie, don't do.
Speaker 4: Talk, don't sell nobody talk the world why jes worldwide
Speaker 4: mass on the Breakfast Club. She's the coaches Ship.
Speaker 19: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 19: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 4: Could get you to see.
Speaker 2: That's time to set it off, all right. So I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna ask you before we start off? Is this
Speaker 2: the Messy hourl Lauren?
Speaker 24: It's a little it's a little messy, gets a little
Speaker 24: gets a little crazy, gets.
Speaker 2: A little dry. Damn. Okay, Well Cameron came in.
Speaker 24: Yes, So Cameron let it be known that he does
Speaker 24: not like Sinko whatsoever on his show.
Speaker 16: It is what it is is.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Now, let's take a listen.
Speaker 24: No, no, no, First let's take a listen to Ocho Cinco,
Speaker 24: because Cameron was responding to something that Ocho said back
Speaker 24: February sixth he sat down with Stephen A.
Speaker 2: Smith and talked about getting a can I say the
Speaker 2: word with the p and you can see, yeah, you
Speaker 2: can say he got a phoenis enhancement.
Speaker 4: I don't know what came out sometimes, Oh yeah, y'all.
Speaker 24: Y'all, p yes, got he got a penis enhancement. Did
Speaker 24: So let's take a listen to that small story.
Speaker 28: I was in high school at the time, Oh lord,
Speaker 28: and I was losing my virginity. We we could engaged
Speaker 28: in horizontal activity.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, keep going, and she she got to the.
Speaker 28: Point where we were, we were in action, and she
Speaker 28: said in my.
Speaker 2: Ear, go deeper.
Speaker 4: And what hurt me is I was already all the
Speaker 4: way in. So I had ran out of Pepe Jesus.
Speaker 28: And that is what caused me to get into the
Speaker 28: amateur porn so I could perfect my craft in the
Speaker 28: pelvic area so I would never have to.
Speaker 2: Hear that again.
Speaker 4: I'm here to share.
Speaker 28: I'm here to share my stories at my shortcomings back then.
Speaker 28: I've had surgery since then, so I'm good.
Speaker 9: And what your point on miking PENI is bigger, But
Speaker 9: he's saying I think practice, Yeah, he needed the ego
Speaker 9: boosts and then he needed the length boosts. That I
Speaker 9: from from what the people are saying, what the reports
Speaker 9: are He went from I don't know if this is real.
Speaker 24: You know, he be trolling three to eleven inches. It
Speaker 24: was like the numbers that was going out there. But
Speaker 24: so Cameron, Mace and stat Baby, they were on it
Speaker 24: is treasure Wilson. They were on it is what it
Speaker 24: is and Treasure Wilson. She's trying to have a conversation
Speaker 24: just about if mail enhancement surgery.
Speaker 2: It's cool, like kim men do that. And they threw
Speaker 2: it to Cam and let's take a listen to his response.
Speaker 21: He asked to keep the ass inside because you telling
Speaker 21: enough girl man about you getting your two piece a
Speaker 21: little bigger man. I don't really with Chad or your sinko,
Speaker 21: To be totally honest with you. When we started the show,
Speaker 21: that was hating from the very beginning. He comes out
Speaker 21: of nowhere talking about, Yeah, I'm gonna get myself back
Speaker 21: together and I'm taking Cam's spot while you gotta take
Speaker 21: my spot. As you talking about you've been a football
Speaker 21: player your whole life. Now because I'm doing sports, you
Speaker 21: come and take my spot. And at that particular time,
Speaker 21: we had only been doing the show about two and
Speaker 21: a half months, three months, but that's how much of
Speaker 21: an impact that I had that felt threaten, you know
Speaker 21: what I'm saying. Then after that, I tried to get
Speaker 21: him a job. He like, YO, talk to my agent.
Speaker 21: I said, I'm talking to you now. I don't do
Speaker 21: business like that. I talked to my asia. See you
Speaker 21: so dumb. You can't even speak for yourself, stupid mother.
Speaker 4: Damn front.
Speaker 7: I would say Cam is the funniest thing in Nebraska, Like,
Speaker 7: like Cam is?
Speaker 4: I love Kim.
Speaker 5: You know, I don't have a problem with Cam wrong
Speaker 5: because a lot of times people opinions be rooted and
Speaker 5: how they personally feel about somebody.
Speaker 4: Correct. So if Cam would have just been talking about
Speaker 4: the penis story, and I'm like, why Cam care so
Speaker 4: much about that? But when you give the backstory, Cam,
Speaker 4: let you know I don't really rock with that dude.
Speaker 4: We get the penis three. I don't like this dude.
Speaker 4: Let me let me get this off.
Speaker 7: I'm not mad at him for it.
Speaker 9: Now, single plan though, because he always playing Now, I
Speaker 9: don't know, but when you cause even he said it
Speaker 9: the Elliott Wilson thing, this is like is it like?
Speaker 2: Is it like that? Or is it was? I can't
Speaker 2: take oo serious enough.
Speaker 24: I can't even seriously with ste said it, Stephen. They said, yo,
Speaker 24: he said that, Stephen. They said, like, you know, the
Speaker 24: cameras are rolling, right. But then also too, I don't know,
Speaker 24: I don't really know what the issue is because from
Speaker 24: what Cam is saying, it wasn't always like this, like
Speaker 24: he was trying to figure out a way that they
Speaker 24: could get money to get together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I'm not mad at what you're telling. The
Speaker 3: truth though, that's his truth and that's how he felt, and.
Speaker 7: I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 3: But also when we started the Breakfast Club, there was
Speaker 3: a lot of people that took shots at us as well,
Speaker 3: and I always remember that, and I'm sure you do
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 7: Charloamne, No I do, y'all tell you, I'll tell your listen.
Speaker 4: I don't even care, but.
Speaker 7: But I always remember them shots and Caim always remember
Speaker 7: them shots.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 8: It's just.
Speaker 9: I'm damn sure you got talking about you hit them
Speaker 9: in just with the mess every so often.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the people that throw shots that you absolutely Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna keep happening like that. I see, I
Speaker 2: forgot what else I was ready said to that point.
Speaker 4: That's why I like what Cam did because something.
Speaker 5: Imagine Cam would have just been in there, you a
Speaker 5: clown because you ain't got a big a penis in this.
Speaker 4: It ain't even about that. I don't like to do
Speaker 4: for this reason.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what it was. That's what I was sad.
Speaker 9: And we can move on to helly Bury because I
Speaker 9: want to hear about this dryness. Look, nah, this is
Speaker 9: my thing. Is he maybe he don't handle business like that,
Speaker 9: like that's just what it is.
Speaker 2: That's what he said. He ain't dumb.
Speaker 9: He probably just don't want to be dumb and do
Speaker 9: business directly. And then you got a whole agent for that.
Speaker 9: That's what I mean, that's what that is.
Speaker 24: I think that's one of them things is like take
Speaker 24: it and leave it. Like if you feel that way
Speaker 24: cool where we're at now, can might just do business different?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 4: So it is what it is.
Speaker 2: Halle Berry drive, No, we got one woman.
Speaker 6: That's so.
Speaker 24: Halle Berry has diagnosed her self diagnosed herself with driver
Speaker 24: Gina's syndrome.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I reported remember she said she thought
Speaker 2: she had no her doctor yea, she was wrongfully, Oh
Speaker 2: my yes, So it goes into that conversation.
Speaker 24: She brought that back up again but she's talking about
Speaker 24: going into minopause, and as of this, as of March,
Speaker 24: she may be going into minopause.
Speaker 2: How things start to change. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 8: When I was fifty four years old, I had just
Speaker 8: met man, and you know, I manifested this man and
Speaker 8: we were having the best time. And then one morning
Speaker 8: I tried to go to the bathroom and I couldn't go.
Speaker 4: It was so painful.
Speaker 8: It took me almost ten minutes to just empty my
Speaker 8: blodder because it was so painful.
Speaker 4: So I go right to the doctor.
Speaker 8: He said, it's a really bad case of herpes. And
Speaker 8: now then he drove me there because this was so swollen,
Speaker 8: I couldn't even put my legs together to drive. So
Speaker 8: we spend the next seventy two hours kind of doing
Speaker 8: the blame game, trying to figure.
Speaker 2: Out who gave it to me, who gave it to him.
Speaker 8: And then a couple hours after that, my doctor called
Speaker 8: me and said that you do not have her I thought,
Speaker 8: then what is it? He said, I don't know, and
Speaker 8: that sent me on my own researching, and that's when
Speaker 8: I came up with dry vagina syndrome that women have
Speaker 8: when they're in Perry menopause with that.
Speaker 24: I needed we need to hear from more women at
Speaker 24: some point this week because that thing after fifty y'all young.
Speaker 4: Y'all don't know nothing.
Speaker 9: I married that she was so swollen she couldn't close
Speaker 9: her legs. I never heard of nobody not being able
Speaker 9: to beat for ten minutes, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm talking about the imaginal driver if that
Speaker 4: comes with menopause. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: But all those times and she was describing, I had
Speaker 9: never heard of that, so I would have thought, you
Speaker 9: know Van or whoever you know her? Man, my man
Speaker 9: gave me something to you honestly, and then a doctor
Speaker 9: said no fosse alon, So y'all over.
Speaker 2: There and maybe y'all both cheated and ain't no reason.
Speaker 4: Can't you suit the doctor though, that's a misdiagnosis. You
Speaker 4: got me here, my man.
Speaker 7: But absolutely think you should be imagine you got go red.
Speaker 4: You're thinking who gave it?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 7: Like I haven't got got red?
Speaker 24: You got read, you got got we got We don't
Speaker 24: have to go from being able to super soap the
Speaker 24: being just dried up steale crackers.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 7: That's you got to look up to her. No, yes,
Speaker 7: that's what y'all.
Speaker 5: Y'all ain't catch Lauren fishing just now. She do some
Speaker 5: bait out there just now. I saw what you did there, man,
Speaker 5: don't worry about I saw what you did that.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is all.
Speaker 4: What you did there, man, what you did that? Okay?
Speaker 7: All right, I didn't do it.
Speaker 4: I saw what you did that. Okay, you know period.
Speaker 3: It was crickets, all right, all right, to start a right,
Speaker 3: the mix is up next to the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, you're like into the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Warning, everybody is DJ n V Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. It's Black History Month. We
Speaker 3: rep it today.
Speaker 4: Listen, you know every day during Black History Month.
Speaker 6: My god.
Speaker 4: Beat that puts out an episode of I didn't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe you didn't either, on The Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network,
Speaker 5: and today he highlights the incredible story of Major Charity
Speaker 5: Adams in the sixth Triple eight.
Speaker 4: Let's discuss.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't know.
Speaker 9: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 4: I didn't know.
Speaker 29: Let's talk about Major Charity Adams born in nineteen eighteen
Speaker 29: in Coatrell, North Carolina. That's right, she's a Carolinian and
Speaker 29: she was raised in Columbia, South Carolina. Her dad was
Speaker 29: a minister, her mom was a teacher, and together they
Speaker 29: basically raised a human LinkedIn profile. I mean she a
Speaker 29: valedictorian math degree from Wilberforce University, teaching career, and then,
Speaker 29: because clearly she didn't have enough on a plate, she
Speaker 29: joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps during World War Two,
Speaker 29: and then she just casually became the first black woman
Speaker 29: commissioned as an officer. Now, fast forward to nineteen forty four,
Speaker 29: the Army gives her a mission lead the sixth Triple eight,
Speaker 29: the only all black, all female battalion deployed overseas. Their
Speaker 29: job sort seventeen million pieces of backlogged mail for soldiers
Speaker 29: stationed all across Europe. Now, these women were dealing with
Speaker 29: warehouses full of letters stacked Florida ceiling. I'm talking about
Speaker 29: rotting packages, a smell you could probably never forget, probably
Speaker 29: smell worse than circus dirt. And did I mentioned racism
Speaker 29: and sexism, because of course it was the nineteen forties.
Speaker 29: They weren't just fighting the mail. They were fighting people
Speaker 29: who didn't think they deserved to be there in the
Speaker 29: first place. But Charity Adams wasn't having it. She was like, look,
Speaker 29: we're gonna sort this mail, and we're going to do
Speaker 29: it better than anyone expects. They set up three ships
Speaker 29: working around the clock, sorting sixty five thousand pieces.
Speaker 4: Of mail a day.
Speaker 29: Meanwhile, I'm over here struggling the archive one thousand posts
Speaker 29: on my Instagram.
Speaker 4: And here's the kicker.
Speaker 29: They were given six months to sort through seventeen million
Speaker 29: pieces of mail. They did it in three three months.
Speaker 29: They basically invented efficiency. Their motto was no mail, low morale.
Speaker 29: They knew the stakes. These letters were more than just paper.
Speaker 29: They were lifelines. Soldiers got letters from their moms, girlfriends,
Speaker 29: maybe a side chick or two.
Speaker 4: Hell, I ain't judging.
Speaker 29: Warn't stressful, but in all seriousness, what they did was
Speaker 29: absolutely incredible.
Speaker 4: And here's why it matters today.
Speaker 29: Major Adams and the six Triple Eight proved that black
Speaker 29: women could take on impossible task and knock them out
Speaker 29: the park, even when the world doubted them. That story
Speaker 29: is about resilience, excellence, and not letting anybody tell you
Speaker 29: what you're capable of. So the next time you're drowning
Speaker 29: in emails or or coworker sends you one of those
Speaker 29: per my last email, passive aggressive messages, just channel You're inner.
Speaker 29: Six Triple eight think hell, if they could sort seventeen
Speaker 29: million letters, I can damn sure handle caring from accountant.
Speaker 29: And as a matter of fact, Tyler Perry did a
Speaker 29: movie about the six Triple eight. Carry Washington was the lead.
Speaker 29: You can find it on Netflix. Shouts to the six
Speaker 29: Triple eight, a group that I didn't know. Maybe you
Speaker 29: didn't either, No.
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Speaker 7: All right, will we coming back? We got the positive note,
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Speaker 4: Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's TJ nv Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Guy. We are
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Speaker 5: Tickets to the third annual Black Effect Podcast Festival go
Speaker 5: on sale. We are back in Atlanta, Georgia this year
Speaker 5: Saturday April twenty six at Pullman Yards in Atlanta, Hosted
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Speaker 9: And make sure if you are in the Bay area
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Speaker 9: seventh and March eighth. Me and my brother DESI will
Speaker 9: be there. We got four shows. It's two shows on
Speaker 9: that Friday and then two shows on that Sunday, I
Speaker 9: ain't been in Oakland in a minute, and y'all sell
Speaker 9: out every freaking time.
Speaker 2: And I might do meeting greet. I might do meeting Greek.
Speaker 9: Y'all bring me some nice litt some some spliffs, pull
Speaker 9: up like y'all do every year, show out for me. Yeah,
Speaker 9: they be pulling up with everything. I'll be going home
Speaker 9: with like a whole dispissary crazy.
Speaker 7: So see y'all today, all right, and I'll be out
Speaker 7: there as well.
Speaker 3: Ontario, California, the R and B Block Party, Salute to
Speaker 3: Jamaine dupri Brian Michael Cox will be out there for
Speaker 3: the R and B Day.
Speaker 2: I'll say is last name.
Speaker 4: I was thinking the same.
Speaker 3: You get a lot of emphasis on the cocks. Damn,
Speaker 3: you said it like you was coughing one out. Just yeah,
Speaker 3: just say Brian, Michael, bro Michael c Jesus. Positive note, man.
Speaker 4: Brian and Michael's cock. That's what it sounded like you
Speaker 4: were listen.
Speaker 5: The positive note is simply that you know we were
Speaker 5: having this conversation this morning, man, just about choices. Always
Speaker 5: remember we are free to choose our past, but we
Speaker 5: can't choose the consequences that come with them.
Speaker 4: Have a great day, breakfast club you don't finish for y'all.
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