Speaker 1: Good morning in usc yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo charlamade the God peace to the plane of
Speaker 1: this Thursday.
Speaker 2: Yes it's Thursday, and our guess holds.
Speaker 3: Ms.
Speaker 2: Claudia Jordan is back. Welcome back. What's up I miss y'all?
Speaker 4: How you feeling?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: I'm tired. I was out too late last night.
Speaker 1: I was doing too much.
Speaker 4: What you do last night? Don't you know it's a
Speaker 4: school night.
Speaker 1: I want to see murder. You're an old gi vetcher.
Speaker 1: Now you're supposed to know better than to be out
Speaker 1: on the school night, y'all.
Speaker 2: Ever forget how old you are and then it issue
Speaker 2: and you're like, damn, I really am medos. That's where
Speaker 2: I'm at today.
Speaker 4: Would you go you went to NIX game where you
Speaker 4: was out or you celebrated.
Speaker 1: Not to a hood hookah spot, a hood hookahs spot
Speaker 1: were in the Bronx know, in the city.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, No, that would have been a upscale compared
Speaker 2: to where it was.
Speaker 1: I was like, Jesus Christ, you were making a hood hookaspie.
Speaker 1: There was cracking the houga how you know the hood hookahs?
Speaker 5: Fo.
Speaker 2: I could see some cracker now because I'm tired.
Speaker 1: Jesus, Jesus, think about here's the think about being an
Speaker 1: og and getting older though we've only this is our
Speaker 1: first time being this age, so you don't get you
Speaker 1: don't realize that.
Speaker 4: You are older.
Speaker 1: You're doing things like whoa wait a minute, I can't
Speaker 1: I can't do this no more any better friends?
Speaker 4: Though, if they took you to that, who cans patch
Speaker 4: any better friends?
Speaker 2: It was fun because I have like a little ratchet
Speaker 2: side tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, so you wanted to go.
Speaker 2: But then like it was just a lot and I'm
Speaker 2: tired right now, and my opponent tells about to fall out.
Speaker 4: But it was a good night.
Speaker 6: And congratulations to shout out to the New York Knicks.
Speaker 6: Of course we won the last day. Drop a bomb
Speaker 6: for the Knicks.
Speaker 4: Great game.
Speaker 6: Game six is tomorrow night in Miami and then seven
Speaker 6: is in back in New York, right, so I think.
Speaker 4: And the Warriors can force both force the game seven.
Speaker 1: I'm sure the Warriors are going to force the Game seven,
Speaker 1: but I think the Knicks can too. I'm I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm not sure the Knicks can, but I think they can.
Speaker 4: I think they can. I think they can.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we'll talk about it more on Front Page News
Speaker 6: Anthony Davis. They said was rolled off in a wheelchair. Really,
Speaker 6: that's what they said last night.
Speaker 1: I didn't understand why I saw that. I don't understand
Speaker 1: the play that would call him to roll off in
Speaker 1: the wheelchair.
Speaker 4: You got hit in the face.
Speaker 2: I didn't se him get hurt.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hitting the I didn't see that. I just heard
Speaker 6: the story. So you got hitting the face and they
Speaker 6: rolled him off and wheel It looked.
Speaker 1: Like to me, I look like you got hitting the face.
Speaker 1: He was grabbing his face and concussion or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I seen anybody calling him soft. But I'm like, they
Speaker 6: rolled them off in a wheelchair, so I'm sure he's injured.
Speaker 6: Like maybe not, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. All right, all right, well let's get there.
Speaker 1: You stood to have Claudia here. Claudia is a breakfast
Speaker 1: club audience favorite.
Speaker 4: As she is.
Speaker 2: They was blowing me up, like you said you was
Speaker 2: coming back.
Speaker 6: I was like, I'm you did say you would come back,
Speaker 6: and then you you flaked on us one time.
Speaker 2: No y'all coming back, She did, no, y'are coming back
Speaker 2: for one day.
Speaker 1: I was in Miami.
Speaker 2: I was like, I can't fly there for one day.
Speaker 2: That's right, call me when you need me for two
Speaker 2: days or two days or three days. Okay to me
Speaker 2: like a side chip, slide me in February fifteenth and.
Speaker 6: Then slide you right back at all. Right, let's get
Speaker 6: the show. Crack in front page was just coming up.
Speaker 6: Testlim figure oh be joining us. We got to talk
Speaker 6: about Donald Trump, all right.
Speaker 1: So that's somebody that's uh that Claudia knows very well.
Speaker 2: We used to be really close.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club of morning.
Speaker 2: Bring everybody.
Speaker 4: It's deej n V charlamage to God.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Let's get in some front Page news. Our guest co host,
Speaker 6: Claudia Jordan is head. We got Testing figure O, Good morning, Taz.
Speaker 7: Good morning's Charlemagne envy and miss Claudia Jordan's all right?
Speaker 6: WILLI Leslie Federal set off with the sports the next
Speaker 6: week to heat last night one twelve, one to oh three,
Speaker 6: and the Warriors beat the Lakers last night one twenty one,
Speaker 6: one oh six. A. Right now, Lebron had twenty five,
Speaker 6: Corey had twenty seven, Jimmy Butler had nineteen, and Brunton
Speaker 6: had thirty eight. All right, now let's start with Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: What are we talking about?
Speaker 7: Oh, it went down yesterday on CNN. Former President Donald
Speaker 7: Trump took the stage on Wednesday night for a CNN
Speaker 7: town hall in Manchester, New Hampshire. Now, Trump once again
Speaker 7: refused to concede that he lost the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 8: He repeated his claims that the election was stolen.
Speaker 7: He also said that he would only accept the twenty
Speaker 7: twenty four election results if he believed it was fair.
Speaker 7: He also said that he would look in to issuing
Speaker 7: pardons for those that were arrested during the January since
Speaker 7: January sixth insurrection. He also said he would end the
Speaker 7: Ukraine War in less than twenty four hours. In response
Speaker 7: to the town hall, President Joe Biden tweeted out a
Speaker 7: fundraising appeal that said, It's simple, folks, do you want
Speaker 7: four more years of that? If you don't pitch in
Speaker 7: our pitch in to our campaign.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: Take a listen to the exchange between him and Caitlyn
Speaker 7: Collins about classified documents, and we'll talk about it on
Speaker 7: the other side.
Speaker 9: That's the question that investigators have, I think is why
Speaker 9: you held onto those.
Speaker 10: Documents when you knew the federal government was seeking them
Speaker 10: and then it had given you a subpoena to return
Speaker 10: You're ready?
Speaker 11: Are you ready?
Speaker 4: Can I talk?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What's the answer? Can I do you mind? I would
Speaker 1: like to answer that.
Speaker 12: Okay, it's very simple, Dan, it's very simple that you're
Speaker 12: a nasty person.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you.
Speaker 4: It's quiet very why you held onto the document.
Speaker 5: I was negotiating and we were talking to Nara.
Speaker 1: I think I think Kaitlyn was, wasn't it Kaitlyn Collin test, Yes,
Speaker 1: Kaitlyn Collins.
Speaker 4: I think she was a long as she could be.
Speaker 1: But nobody looks strong against Trump because Trump doesn't care
Speaker 1: about facts of truth. If truth and facts and your
Speaker 1: weapons and choice against Trump, you will lose every time
Speaker 1: because the only thing you can do is realize you
Speaker 1: aren't you speaking the Trump when you correct him, you're
Speaker 1: speaking to the people watching him. And that's why you
Speaker 1: have to try to convince. Because trying to convince Trump
Speaker 1: is a lost cause it's not happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he doesn't care about the facts, and he just
Speaker 2: cares about being funny. He's like doing stand up comedy.
Speaker 4: This is nasty. He don't care. He's just a nasty person.
Speaker 4: But he is funny. He is funny if he wasn't
Speaker 4: running for Leader of the Free world. Man, man fun I.
Speaker 1: Laughed so much, I mean laugh like out loud, laughing
Speaker 1: like I was really watching the Netflix special.
Speaker 2: That's why he's probably gonna get reelected.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think he definitely has a good chance of
Speaker 7: being the Republican nominee. But when it comes to the
Speaker 7: general election, based upon the numbers, when we look at
Speaker 7: midterms in twenty twenty two, the country is still very
Speaker 7: much divided. And I thought it was interesting that he
Speaker 7: was willing to be very clear stand tent down about
Speaker 7: getting insurrectionists out of prison, but he did not answer
Speaker 7: the question on Roe versus Wade. And the reason why
Speaker 7: is because that is still, you know, an issue that
Speaker 7: is very much divided where you've had some Republicans flip
Speaker 7: over to the Democrat side because of their Row versus
Speaker 7: Wead issues. So I really watched the things that he
Speaker 7: didn't answer a post of the things that he did,
Speaker 7: and that was one of the things that took out
Speaker 7: the stood out to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and It's interesting, right because all these commentators, because
Speaker 1: I was watching the you know, the commentators talk after
Speaker 1: it was over on CNN, and they keep saying how
Speaker 1: terrible Trump is, as if that's gonna hurt him, Like
Speaker 1: news flash, his supporters don't care.
Speaker 4: You can't attack Trump's character.
Speaker 1: You have to attack his policies, Like there's no picture
Speaker 1: of Trump you can paint that's gonna make his supporters
Speaker 1: not like him. You should just go at him with
Speaker 1: facts about what he did or didn't do for this country.
Speaker 1: He says, the country, you know, it's in the shape
Speaker 1: that it's in because he's not president, and when he
Speaker 1: was president things were better.
Speaker 4: Make him prove that factually just a waste of time.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you both a questions.
Speaker 6: I'm noticing there, even with Biden, I'm noticing that people
Speaker 6: that are supposed to be riding with biding or kind
Speaker 6: of flips and saying they don't like his administration, they
Speaker 6: don't like what he's doing. Like I just seen and
Speaker 6: I'm looking at the front page of the paper now
Speaker 6: and it says Mayor Adams bashing by an administration over
Speaker 6: lack of funds, Like I don't remember seeing that before.
Speaker 6: But I'm seeing more and more Democrats bashing their own.
Speaker 6: Is do y'all see a reason for that?
Speaker 1: Week?
Speaker 2: I'm a Democrat, but I'm so tired about how we
Speaker 2: eat our own. But we really do sacrifice our own
Speaker 2: on this like purity test. We do that, and Republicans
Speaker 2: don't do that. They stick to the message, and no
Speaker 2: matter what they rock with their party, we don't. We're like, well,
Speaker 2: let's be the best, let's be the bigger person. The
Speaker 2: bigger person doesn't work in today's politics. Say, it's politics
Speaker 2: a tract, it's all about who you like, and you
Speaker 2: think it's funny. And the CNN shout out to shame
Speaker 2: on y'all last night for what they're doing.
Speaker 7: But then also, you know, also some of this follows on,
Speaker 7: you know, President Biden, and the messaging as well, because
Speaker 7: they had an opportunity to sell their message. So when
Speaker 7: you just put a tweet out and I agree completely
Speaker 7: with what you're saying, Claudia, but when the.
Speaker 8: Tweet just says, hey, do you want more of that?
Speaker 7: And then nothing else without pushing, without issuing a video,
Speaker 7: without saying, hey, here are the things that we're doing.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 7: Actually, yesterday President Biden gave a long speech at at
Speaker 7: Westchester Community College.
Speaker 8: But how many people watch that?
Speaker 7: He talked about the economy, He talked about black unplumbing
Speaker 7: rate being down, he talked about a lot.
Speaker 8: Of good stuff.
Speaker 7: But why didn't you use that opportunity last night and
Speaker 7: issue out a video? Tucker Carlson issued out a video
Speaker 7: earlier this week with almost eighty million people watching on Twitter.
Speaker 7: Don't you think that the administration should have put something
Speaker 7: out to say.
Speaker 8: Hey, here are the things that we're doing well on.
Speaker 7: So to your point, Claudia, you're absolutely right, but they
Speaker 7: got to do better with this messaging and push back
Speaker 7: on this stuff is right.
Speaker 1: That's why I said, you can't attack Trump's character character,
Speaker 1: you have to attack his policy. What is everybody doing?
Speaker 1: That's what folks wanted, That's what folks care about.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, that is front page news. Teslam was
Speaker 6: seeing a little bit right, Absolutely, get it off your
Speaker 6: chest eight hundred five eight five five one. If you
Speaker 6: need to vent phone lines of wide open and our
Speaker 6: guest host, Claudia Jordan is here.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Breakfast.
Speaker 13: Club, right right, ray yo, Charlae man yady?
Speaker 3: What up are we live?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 4: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool. We want to
Speaker 4: hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 14: Get on the.
Speaker 13: Phone right now here, tell you what it is.
Speaker 7: We lie.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 3: This your boys? Big so aka that is in the
Speaker 3: building all day every day.
Speaker 2: He had sag back, what's up, brother, get it off
Speaker 2: your chest? We shout a little chopping something to work
Speaker 2: on this.
Speaker 15: Hole, he said back, think hope, I'm making man.
Speaker 1: We can't hear his brother, So here you go, we go.
Speaker 4: Why are y'all acting like y'all can hear this man?
Speaker 2: Because he was handicapped.
Speaker 6: He says, he's handicapped from the DNV and I just
Speaker 6: want to hang up on the handicap brother.
Speaker 4: That ain't got nothing to do with his phone.
Speaker 6: I wanted to make sure first. I just wanted to,
Speaker 6: you know, hang up on a handicap man.
Speaker 2: Have it's equality, though, you gotta cheat it like everybody else.
Speaker 2: You hang up on other people.
Speaker 1: Jesus, that's right, that is that's right.
Speaker 4: It's just trying to get you. Give him a little bit. Hello,
Speaker 4: who's this?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 16: This is your mediocre driver, uger Mike?
Speaker 3: How y'all doing.
Speaker 4: Mike, you're not mediocre? Brother, what's something you're not mediocre?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 15: Two things for Tesla and figure out she does like
Speaker 15: a lot of statistics. I want to have to find
Speaker 15: out rod sharing how much has it brought down drug driving.
Speaker 15: I need to know what those stats are. And I
Speaker 15: want to have a petty party.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, first testing the figure out just doesn't
Speaker 6: walk around with stats in the back pocket.
Speaker 4: You know, I mean you can you can know that, bro,
Speaker 4: I know that, okay, huh.
Speaker 16: And then so the petty party is I want everybody
Speaker 16: to go to Edd K Williams paid and put the
Speaker 16: taxi mold you because if we mediocre, they don't take
Speaker 16: uber lifts anymore.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yah, yeah, but don't okay, right, I'm about to
Speaker 1: stay on her, ass her, but you know that's what
Speaker 1: happens in this uh world that we live in. A
Speaker 1: public statement, public backlash.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 16: The thing is, if we mediocre, then don't don't don't
Speaker 16: don't don't you We're we're if every driver shut down
Speaker 16: driving in a cripple city.
Speaker 4: See I said that last week.
Speaker 6: But Mike, you're not as patty. You should have said
Speaker 6: you got to put the bust of moji In on
Speaker 6: her commons. That's what you should have said.
Speaker 4: Just put it.
Speaker 2: You can take a good morning, right, you have.
Speaker 4: A good one too.
Speaker 1: We don't want to contribute to people harassing evaniye k
Speaker 1: Williams on social media.
Speaker 4: No, we don't want to do that. But people are
Speaker 4: sensitive and they feel away, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: They feel yes, but every everything still the homie.
Speaker 1: She's a good person. She but even if she wasn't,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. I'm gonna sit here and line even though
Speaker 1: she wasn't, I want them harassing. I am the person
Speaker 1: who invented the petty party.
Speaker 2: Yes, hello, who is this hey from from Philly?
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 17: First of all, I just want to say, y'all used
Speaker 17: my topic a little bit.
Speaker 18: A while ago, and y'all had an all messed up
Speaker 18: like y'all got.
Speaker 4: Me up all the topic.
Speaker 17: I wanted to say, Charlamagne, you were supposed to give
Speaker 17: me my tickets to the festival.
Speaker 19: You never said them.
Speaker 17: I never got them. Call you out on the air.
Speaker 4: That's not my fault.
Speaker 1: See what I do is I put you on hold,
Speaker 1: and then I tell the producers and if they don't
Speaker 1: handle that, that's on them, Eddie.
Speaker 4: Why y'all ain't handled that? Wow, Lima, I got no, No,
Speaker 4: it's on you.
Speaker 3: You have boom coon.
Speaker 4: That's right. I'm not a coon.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 18: No, you had boom cooon.
Speaker 20: You were in charge.
Speaker 17: You're supposed to make sure everything go as planned.
Speaker 4: I will check it.
Speaker 1: What if I get you tickets to my mental Wealth
Speaker 1: ex Boy, I do my mental Wealth ex Bow in October.
Speaker 4: It'll be the third annual. I believe, I don't be
Speaker 4: I don't. Eddie.
Speaker 1: Get Lima's information right now and make sure that she
Speaker 1: is at the mental Wealth ex Bowl in October.
Speaker 4: All right, I just put her on hold.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eighty five
Speaker 6: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 6: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 21: Wait, this is your time to get it off your
Speaker 21: eight hundred five five five one. We want to hear
Speaker 21: from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hell was that?
Speaker 4: Hey this Troy?
Speaker 2: Everyone's good at what's popping?
Speaker 22: All that?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 3: Troy? Hey man, I gotta I got a bonus pick
Speaker 3: with y'all with that interview with you and Gilly and
Speaker 3: Wallow Man, that's man, all they did was talk about
Speaker 3: their numbers. That's all I heard from the first hour.
Speaker 3: I had to turn it off.
Speaker 22: Man.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why that bothers y'all though, when y'all
Speaker 1: listen to rappers brag about their numbers all day every day,
Speaker 1: and y'all listen to athletes brag about their numbers all
Speaker 1: day every day. So when the podcast brags about their numbers,
Speaker 1: why is that a problem?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: Because it's a podcast. Y'all supposed to it on something else. Man,
Speaker 3: It's on everything. It seemed like every every minute it
Speaker 3: was over there showing you that to man, don't trying
Speaker 3: to shoot the coach charloa Mane.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say no, no, I would say, you know,
Speaker 6: sometimes you gotta get brothers their flowers. Man, if you
Speaker 6: look at where they came from and what they were
Speaker 6: able to establish and accomplish.
Speaker 4: I mean, one of course, was locked up for a
Speaker 4: long period of twenty years.
Speaker 6: Yearly was a rapper in Philly that that didn't pop
Speaker 6: the way he was opposed to, and a writer. And
Speaker 6: now they turned their business into into something amazing. They
Speaker 6: own their own content, they own their own the way
Speaker 6: they put their stuff out to.
Speaker 2: The fact that them brothers are making good money.
Speaker 6: I salute them and I were always giving them flowers
Speaker 6: and they humble their good dudes though they good dude.
Speaker 4: They come to the.
Speaker 23: Community, their brothers, and I don't feel like I was
Speaker 23: just brag and I don't feel like they were just
Speaker 23: you know, bragging it. They were talking about how they
Speaker 23: they gave four point five million dollars to the community
Speaker 23: and small black owned businesses.
Speaker 1: I didn't think they were just bragging on themselves.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this monique getting off your chest?
Speaker 13: So I went back to one of my astu from
Speaker 13: like nineteen ninety and I know, right, and so he
Speaker 13: real sweet, like you know, really like him. What you know, he.
Speaker 17: Can't get it.
Speaker 6: Up from the nineties. That means fifty years old. He's
Speaker 6: just now, I said, he's he's what fifty?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I took he's fifty five fifteen.
Speaker 1: And that's why I was saluting Roberts and Narrow yesterday.
Speaker 1: I told y'all, stupid asses, and if a seventy nine
Speaker 1: year old man can still get hard and still have babies,
Speaker 1: you should salute him because we should hope to be
Speaker 1: like him when we get to that age.
Speaker 4: I told you, dumbassaddy, you.
Speaker 6: Might have to take him to eurologists. You know, he
Speaker 6: might have a little stress. You might try to honey paurologist.
Speaker 4: Huh, what is your told.
Speaker 13: Him about that? Told him about it the other day.
Speaker 13: I told him about it the other day. He's talking
Speaker 13: about it was only temporary and he was going to
Speaker 13: the doctors yesterday. I told him about it on Tuesday.
Speaker 13: I haven't heard from him since.
Speaker 6: Well, you don't embarrass the brother. I'm sure it's embarrassing
Speaker 6: when his penis ain't working well and he might not
Speaker 6: be going to the doctor. He might be going to
Speaker 6: the gas station to get a gas station pill, one of.
Speaker 4: The little honey packs that gas fifty years old name what.
Speaker 1: He used to be.
Speaker 2: This is a lot more common, y'all think, brothers. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying, I'm sure, like you're not even fifty year olds,
Speaker 2: like thirty something year.
Speaker 1: Olds really right, right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, just don't make fun of the brother. You make
Speaker 6: fun of that man, he'll never come back.
Speaker 13: To I'm not making in front of him.
Speaker 2: It sounds like you did.
Speaker 13: I'm trying to help him.
Speaker 4: How did you tell him to go to the doctor
Speaker 4: and get it checked out? How did you say it?
Speaker 13: No, he's saying he was already going to the doctor.
Speaker 2: But how did you have a conversation? Obviously he brought
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 13: I did because he was on my mind, and I
Speaker 13: was like, hey, you know I can't I can't be
Speaker 13: in another sexist relationship.
Speaker 1: Damn see. And by the way, it's an easy subject
Speaker 1: to bring up when it don't get up.
Speaker 4: All right, we all we're all.
Speaker 1: There in the moment, but you know, hey, I don't
Speaker 1: want to be in another sexless relationship.
Speaker 4: You want to get that fixed?
Speaker 2: God, I like, I said her for keeping it. Really
Speaker 2: know how hard it is to tell a guy he
Speaker 2: can't get hard, how hard it is.
Speaker 4: Neither she leave, you couldn't get it? And he just said, Mama,
Speaker 4: you too dry. Down there, He'll say, you know, I.
Speaker 13: Get some blue or something that's right when you can't
Speaker 13: get it up, like, no, you ain't.
Speaker 1: Gonta explain to us, baby, We understand, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. I feel That's why yesterday when you all
Speaker 1: was trying to shame Robert de Niro for being seventy
Speaker 1: nine and still having kids, I was sitting back looking
Speaker 1: like man, salute that man, because at that age. All
Speaker 1: I want is my brain and my penis to work.
Speaker 4: Get it off your.
Speaker 6: Chest eight hundred five eighty five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 6: If you need to vent, you can hit us up
Speaker 6: right now and slew to that man out there that's struggling.
Speaker 4: He's going through some things right now.
Speaker 6: He's probably a black man in America and he's stressed
Speaker 6: out and he just couldn't get it up that day.
Speaker 4: And now he's She's gonna be looking at him funny
Speaker 4: for the rest of his life.
Speaker 2: Nah, he's probably a jerk and that's his calma.
Speaker 4: Damn damn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's easy what it is to me, right, Claudia,
Speaker 2: I feel a way damn. All right, Well, oh Dad,
Speaker 2: you've had this happened to you, not recently, but it
Speaker 2: has happened. And he was arrogant. I'm like, don't be
Speaker 2: arrogant and impotent at the same time. You got arrogant.
Speaker 4: Inputit Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: And you ain't rich, and you ain't rich, You mediocre, average, mediocre,
Speaker 1: impotent and m Jesus.
Speaker 4: All right, but we got rumors on the way. What
Speaker 4: are we talking about? Give us a little tease.
Speaker 2: We have an update on Jamie Fox he's still in
Speaker 2: the hospital.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll give you that next.
Speaker 2: Don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. On be eat the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 4: Let's talk Jamie Fox.
Speaker 24: Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't
Speaker 24: have that fire up.
Speaker 12: Inside to get to get you all the way together.
Speaker 4: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 2: One thing that I'm not as a liar. First of all,
Speaker 2: my memory is too bad be a liar. And second
Speaker 2: of all, this is too many witnesses and people know
Speaker 2: what happened.
Speaker 4: People know the truth on the Breakfast Club. And of
Speaker 4: course our co host Claudia Jordan is here.
Speaker 2: Like entry and flattered, y'all. I was like, man, I
Speaker 2: could give me an intro. Y, I feel like one
Speaker 2: nice thing a little bit because I didn't really hear
Speaker 2: from y'all that much after the last time I thought
Speaker 2: I hear from you. I'm sensitive. Oh all right, y'all.
Speaker 2: Speaking of sensitive, I'm sensitive about this topic because Jamie
Speaker 2: Fox is everybody's friend in Hollywood. Like he's such a
Speaker 2: good dude. He's still in the hospital. It's been four
Speaker 2: weeks and they're saying the family is preparing for the worst.
Speaker 2: But I've reached out to people in his camp and
Speaker 2: they are very tight lipped. They are all just really
Speaker 2: really respecting the wishes of keeping it quiet, uh, to
Speaker 2: refresh your memory. He was hospitalized for a medical condition.
Speaker 2: Still not confirmed exactly what it is. People are saying
Speaker 2: it could be a stroke or brain or brain aneurysm.
Speaker 2: So many rumors. They said that it was reported that
Speaker 2: during the initial emergency he needed to be resuscitated and
Speaker 2: lost his ability to speak immediately after. So there's been
Speaker 2: so many conflicted reports and people just running with the
Speaker 2: narratives of you know, uh, he was targeted. You know
Speaker 2: you heard all the rooms. I don't even know if
Speaker 2: I can say them. On May third, there was a
Speaker 2: post on Instagram that said, appreciate all the love, feeling blessed.
Speaker 2: I personally don't believe it was from him. I think
Speaker 2: that's the family trying to ease the fans' minds.
Speaker 4: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: No clear updates and no one's able to really confirm
Speaker 2: exactly what's happening. But you know, in the hospital for
Speaker 2: one month is definitely a scary thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've seen everybody saying that it was it was
Speaker 6: bull crap and it was no uh, nobody could cite
Speaker 6: their source of where this information was coming from. So
Speaker 6: about him, what information that his family was preparing for
Speaker 6: the worst?
Speaker 4: Oh got you?
Speaker 2: I will say the way that companies moved so quickly,
Speaker 2: the production company as well as Beatazam, it did alarm
Speaker 2: me that that quickly. And I did hear that all
Speaker 2: of his projects for the rest of the year are
Speaker 2: definitely they're off.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: So definitely our prayers go about to Jamie Fox. I
Speaker 2: mean it, we can't. I cannot.
Speaker 1: I can definitely said Jamie Fox healing energy. But I
Speaker 1: mean it just it's times like this where everybody just
Speaker 1: needs to sit back, relax, minding business and just wish
Speaker 1: for the best. Like you know, you should just be
Speaker 1: praying for the brother, like instead of trying to figure
Speaker 1: out what happened.
Speaker 4: And you know, what's his condition.
Speaker 1: Listen you as far as we know, he's been in
Speaker 1: the hospital for four weeks, send that man some press, absolutely.
Speaker 6: And that's all we can do. And as we is,
Speaker 6: Charlamann and I've been saying to our brothers out there,
Speaker 6: go to the doctor. Just get yourself checked out. Just
Speaker 6: just the double check, whether it's you know, a colonoscopia,
Speaker 6: whether it's checking your heart, your blood pressure.
Speaker 4: Just get yourself checked out.
Speaker 1: That's what those heart attacks and strokes they come from
Speaker 1: a you know, cardiovascular And that's why, you know, I
Speaker 1: told you all since the symbol, I did every single
Speaker 1: you know, cardiovascular test that I could possibly do.
Speaker 4: I wore a heart monitor, I did distress tests.
Speaker 1: I did the ekg's, I did the test where they
Speaker 1: put the ink in your body to check your arteries,
Speaker 1: because that's what causes those strokes and those heart attacks,
Speaker 1: you know, those clogged arteries. I did my calcium testing
Speaker 1: what my calcium was. And speaking of that, I went
Speaker 1: and got my blood taking. What's the day Thursday, like Tuesday,
Speaker 1: I believe, And they called me yesterday and told me
Speaker 1: that my cholesterol was down significantly. Yes, and my LDL
Speaker 1: cholesterol was down significantly. And so the doctor just told
Speaker 1: me to keep doing what I'm doing, keep the diet,
Speaker 1: keep the lifestyle, and keep taking my cholesterol medication.
Speaker 2: I think this age that we're all in, like late forties,
Speaker 2: early fifties, is a difficult time because a lot of
Speaker 2: especially black folks, we look a lot younger than we
Speaker 2: really are, so you're not really taking it as seriously
Speaker 2: like I'm good. I look good on the outside, looks
Speaker 2: like I look young still, but really the inside, a
Speaker 2: lot of stuff's going. I just found out I'm really anemic,
Speaker 2: and I thought I was such such great shape. But yeah,
Speaker 2: so we got to get on the study.
Speaker 6: But it's happening a lot younger. So yeah, I mean
Speaker 6: you mentioned forties, but in the thirties. A lot of
Speaker 6: brothers dying in their thirties now, which is very scary.
Speaker 6: So you know, just just get yourself checked out, make
Speaker 6: sure you go to the doctor once a year or
Speaker 6: twice a year.
Speaker 4: I go, and you know, just just to make.
Speaker 1: Sure we are at that age where we celebrate low
Speaker 1: cholesterol by having.
Speaker 2: A drink that's right, a water which is drink konyak
Speaker 2: drink of water. All right, we got some Rihanna news.
Speaker 2: I was always interested in, like, you know, where people
Speaker 2: get there there, I don't know inspiration for their baby names.
Speaker 2: They saying she named her son after Wu Tang clan member.
Speaker 4: I love it, Rizza, right.
Speaker 2: So it's been a year since almost a year since
Speaker 2: the baby boy was born, and she has never revealed
Speaker 2: the name. Apparently, the Daily Mail claims the baby's birth
Speaker 2: sencificate has been obtained and he is named after the
Speaker 2: member from the Lex Jury group, the Wu Tang group.
Speaker 2: Her baby boy's name is Riza Alston Mayors And uh yeah, wow.
Speaker 4: I probably would have did the same thing with My
Speaker 4: wife would have let me.
Speaker 1: But who would you?
Speaker 2: What hip hop artists weld you name me?
Speaker 4: Probably?
Speaker 6: Baby ghost Stalks is a dope name.
Speaker 1: I mean, even though you know it's Tony Starks from
Speaker 1: and That's the best all worlds me because I'm a
Speaker 1: Marvel fan and a Wo Tang fan, So Starks would
Speaker 1: have been a great name for a kid.
Speaker 2: Naming your kid after something the Wu Tang is wild,
Speaker 2: that's so East Coast No, Maddi's coast.
Speaker 4: International is international?
Speaker 2: You okay, imagine the conversation with your mom, Hey, what
Speaker 2: you gonn name the baby? I'm naming it after the Rizza.
Speaker 1: And and and and technically a sap And that's not technically,
Speaker 1: it's a fact. A SAP is named after a rapper
Speaker 1: himself is named after so a mom named him after
Speaker 1: and Rihanna's parents named her after somebody famous.
Speaker 2: And is there any rapper you named your kid after
Speaker 2: m hmm or any entertainer? No, no, no, I love
Speaker 2: Righanda for this.
Speaker 1: I love.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't do it, but you got. I feel like
Speaker 6: you gotta make Rizid of godfather. Now ya gotta be
Speaker 6: the god.
Speaker 2: Probably be up for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, we don't know what if they don't know rhyz,
Speaker 1: I'm not just naming somebody I don't know the godfather
Speaker 1: for the first of one. As the ultimately compliment, no, no,
Speaker 1: we don't have no if you don't have no ties,
Speaker 1: I'm just not naming you the godfather of my child.
Speaker 1: I already named you after my child. The ruler zig zag.
Speaker 2: I would have loved to have a good god parent.
Speaker 4: Damn. Why what happened?
Speaker 2: I'm like, you pick people that if something happens to you,
Speaker 2: these other people that you want me to be left with,
Speaker 2: that's right. I'm like, mom, you didn't as a baby,
Speaker 2: I got great godparents after Leona and Atlanta. Shout to
Speaker 2: r V that's my god. I love my god. My
Speaker 2: uncle was a mad alcoholic. I'm like, come on, mom, Damn.
Speaker 1: I don't think I got no godparents. That's because we
Speaker 1: probably all grew up broke so times exactly. What's the
Speaker 1: point of making somebody godparents when you grow up? But
Speaker 1: it's supposed to be if something ever happens to you,
Speaker 1: they take care of you.
Speaker 4: They're the next in line. People don't want that burden,
Speaker 4: they don't want that extra bill.
Speaker 2: That's a that'd be stressful. Someone said, I want you
Speaker 2: to be with the godparent my kid. If something happens,
Speaker 2: then you really have to take on that role. Lord,
Speaker 2: But everybody I picked for my kids would would take
Speaker 2: care of my kids. So you pick good ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, So you actually loved your kids. Damn it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna call my mother after this conversation.
Speaker 6: All right, well that is your rumor report now, well,
Speaker 6: I want to open up the phone lines. A lady
Speaker 6: called earlier today and she was talking about her man
Speaker 6: had ed eight hundred and five eight five one oh
Speaker 6: five one erected dysfunction. She said that everything was fine,
Speaker 6: but he just can't get it up.
Speaker 1: And she says she don't want to be in a
Speaker 1: sexist xless relationship. And that's an interesting conversation to have,
Speaker 1: right because what if this man is perfect? What if
Speaker 1: this man has everything else. I mean, he's a nice guy,
Speaker 1: great job, treats you well, he just got eat.
Speaker 2: Call the best, tie, the best, the bestie.
Speaker 4: So the question is, ladies, what do you do?
Speaker 2: Not perfect?
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five a five one five one, Like Charlamage said,
Speaker 6: guy is great, he treats you well, he has a
Speaker 6: good job.
Speaker 4: He benefits. But you know he has a hard time.
Speaker 22: What do he do?
Speaker 6: Could be a hard time getting hard. He has a
Speaker 6: hard time getting hard. So ladies, what do you do?
Speaker 6: And ladies are you dealing.
Speaker 4: With this right now?
Speaker 6: Let's talk about it. Eight hundred five a five one
Speaker 6: oh five one. When we come back, we got front
Speaker 6: page dudes with Tesla figure O, and we're gonna take
Speaker 6: your calls. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning on be.
Speaker 2: Et on everybody.
Speaker 6: It's dj n V Charlamage the guy. We are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club. Our guest co host Todya Jordan is here
Speaker 6: and let's get in some front.
Speaker 4: Page news, all right.
Speaker 6: So last night in sports, quickly the next week to
Speaker 6: heat one twelve, one on three, the Warriors beat the
Speaker 6: Lakers one twenty six. Now Teslim Figuo is back, and
Speaker 6: let's start off with George Santos.
Speaker 2: Now he pleaded guilty yesterday.
Speaker 8: Yes he did.
Speaker 7: Republican Representative George Santos has been charged in a federal
Speaker 7: criminal probe that, from a legal standpoint, won't affect his
Speaker 7: status as a member of Congress, but will keep him
Speaker 7: tied up in court and could result in a sentence
Speaker 7: of several years in prison. Now, Santos is accused of
Speaker 7: funneling contributions meant to support his campaigns into his personal
Speaker 7: bank account. He spent the money on luxury clothes and
Speaker 7: paying off debt. Prosecutors also alleged that he fraudulently applied
Speaker 7: for and received COVID related unemployment benefits while receiving a
Speaker 7: six figure salary working for an investment firm. Now, if
Speaker 7: convicted of the top counts in the indictment, Santos faces
Speaker 7: a maximum penalty of twenty years in prison. He more
Speaker 7: than likely will not do the twenty years, but that
Speaker 7: is the maximum. Listen to what Santos had to say
Speaker 7: after court. We'll talk about on the other side.
Speaker 5: I know you all have questions. I know that everybody's
Speaker 5: been waiting for the moment for me to come out
Speaker 5: and talk to you guys.
Speaker 4: Look this is.
Speaker 5: The beginning of the ability for me to address and
Speaker 5: defend myself. We have an indictment, we have all we
Speaker 5: have the information that the government wants to come after
Speaker 5: me on and I'm going to comply. I've been complying
Speaker 5: throughout this entire process. I have no desire not to
Speaker 5: comply at this point. They've been gracious in there. Now
Speaker 5: I'm gonna have to go and fight to defend myself.
Speaker 5: The reality is is it's a witch hunt.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: He should be facing all of that and still not
Speaker 1: have to step down from his position, which is crazy.
Speaker 2: Isn't that crazy? How much he's been getting away with already?
Speaker 8: So back to the witch hunt again.
Speaker 7: So we've heard that before with with the witch hunt,
Speaker 7: So we'll see how that goes. I'm looking at him probably,
Speaker 7: you know, doing a couple of years reminds me of
Speaker 7: my former congresswoman in Florida who did about two or
Speaker 7: three years for something very similar.
Speaker 8: So we'll see how that works out for him.
Speaker 1: All those poor witches always getting blamed for these white men,
Speaker 1: these white men's crime.
Speaker 4: See what do witches have to do with idiots? Witches
Speaker 4: ain't doing nothing but mine and their business. The witch Hunt.
Speaker 4: This is a privilege, white man Hunt.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 6: Now we got to talk about X Raider receiver. He
Speaker 6: pleads guilty for twenty twenty one crash where they said
Speaker 6: he was allegedly drinking.
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, Las Vegas Raiders Wide receiver Henry Ruggs the
Speaker 7: third faces up to three to ten years in jail
Speaker 7: after striking a plea deal on Wednesday to charges stemming
Speaker 7: from a twenty twenty one drunk driving crash the left
Speaker 7: a woman dead. Now he pled guilty to the charge
Speaker 7: of driving under the influence, which resulted in her death.
Speaker 7: In November of twenty twenty one in Las Vegas, the
Speaker 7: twenty four year old was speeding at one hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty six miles per hour when his Corvette slammed into
Speaker 7: the vehicle and hit twenty three year old Tina Tenter.
Speaker 8: Her and her pet.
Speaker 7: Dog was in the car, and she died from being
Speaker 7: engulfed in flames. Now, the brother called in earlier and
Speaker 7: asked about a drunk driving and ride sharing. So was
Speaker 7: so interesting because I had this story up to talk
Speaker 7: about it, and I wanted to give him the status
Speaker 7: that he asked for. And it has been proven that
Speaker 7: in seventeen studies, ride sharing has reduced alcohol related crashes
Speaker 7: by eighty five percent.
Speaker 1: Wow, this is why you can't call uber drivers bus drivers. Average, mediocre,
Speaker 1: typical are stuck in the bigotry of low expectations because
Speaker 1: they literally make the world go around and can save
Speaker 1: your life.
Speaker 4: One little phone call to a ride.
Speaker 1: Share would have prevented this situation from happening. These people
Speaker 1: are essential, you hear me.
Speaker 6: No, you're absolutely right. And what bothers me? He faces
Speaker 6: up to ten years so he can get a lot less.
Speaker 6: I think he should get a lot more time. I
Speaker 6: mean the fact that he was drinking, going one hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty six miles an hour and took that woman's life.
Speaker 6: Just imagine if that's your mother, your sister, your aunt,
Speaker 6: your daughter, She's never coming back because of his recklessness.
Speaker 4: Now, I don't want to say I.
Speaker 6: Understand, but if this was twenty years ago before a
Speaker 6: ride share, and you'd be like, damn, how do I
Speaker 6: get back to my house?
Speaker 4: But with so many.
Speaker 6: Places you could take a lyft, you could take an uber.
Speaker 6: Everybody has those things on your app. So the fact
Speaker 6: that he still decided to drink and drive and then
Speaker 6: recklessly go one hundred and fifty six miles an hour
Speaker 6: where you have no control, and when you know, when
Speaker 6: you drunk, your reflexes already off.
Speaker 7: That's crazy, and it's interesting you. It's interesting you brought
Speaker 7: up that point. I just want to give one more fact.
Speaker 7: He was going to get up to fifty years Envy.
Speaker 7: The reason why he did not is because there was
Speaker 7: some concern about how they drew his blood, and so
Speaker 7: the prosecutor didn't want to take a chance, so they said,
Speaker 7: let's just do a plea deal, and that's how he
Speaker 7: got away with that time. In fact, the prosecutor says,
Speaker 7: he recognizes that this is not a significant amount of time,
Speaker 7: but they didn't want to take that chance and have
Speaker 7: him go to court and not get anything at all
Speaker 7: because how they drew the blood.
Speaker 1: I tell you what, man, I not only do I
Speaker 1: agree with Envy, I feel like with all the messaging
Speaker 1: that has been out over the years about drunk driving,
Speaker 1: like we know not the drink and drive, know not
Speaker 1: the drink and get behind the wheel. So you're making
Speaker 1: a very very selfish and reckless choice when you get
Speaker 1: behind the wheel drunk. So if you end up taking
Speaker 1: somebody's life, I really don't feel sorry for you with
Speaker 1: the consequences of those actions.
Speaker 2: And it seems lately that people that have been committing
Speaker 2: crimes in murdering people with their vehicles have been they've
Speaker 2: been really light on them. Like if Tory Lanez is
Speaker 2: facing up to twenty two years for what he did,
Speaker 2: which he should face some time, why are we giving
Speaker 2: four year sentences very light sentences to people that are
Speaker 2: plowing their cars into their medicines.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, You're right.
Speaker 6: And what I really don't understand is is if I'm
Speaker 6: that family, I'm sue in the court. I'm suing that
Speaker 6: police department. Y y'all took the y'all took the blood wrong. Now,
Speaker 6: so I got my family got to suffer for it. Now,
Speaker 6: I'm sewing everybody because it's not right. Y'all fed up
Speaker 6: And now he's only getting possibly ten years, and I
Speaker 6: don't have a daughter or dog what I mean, it's
Speaker 6: fed up.
Speaker 7: And that's also just as another point, he also had
Speaker 7: a loaded firearm in the car as well, so if
Speaker 7: he would have went to courty, definitely would have got
Speaker 7: up to that fifty years. But again it's all about
Speaker 7: how they process that evidence. And that's why this stuff
Speaker 7: really matters.
Speaker 2: You said a dog, because the dog the woman and
Speaker 2: the dog got the dog got too.
Speaker 4: I ain't even hear that mother, no damned dog, that
Speaker 4: both of them died. Wow, God bless that dog.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: All right, we all dogs go to heaven. You know
Speaker 4: what that is front page.
Speaker 1: I'll be thinking about that, not in this situation, but
Speaker 1: just in general, Like what if you die with your dog,
Speaker 1: but you go to hell with your dog go to heaven.
Speaker 8: That's probably that's what he's thinking about. That's what you're
Speaker 8: over there thinking about about the about I was.
Speaker 4: Like, damn, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: I never heard it. I've never heard this scenario. Somebody
Speaker 1: died with they dog. I never first heard that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm sure all dogs are going to happen. They
Speaker 6: gotta be some mean dogs.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's not what they say. They say all
Speaker 1: dogs go to heaven.
Speaker 2: I can't be true bulls.
Speaker 4: All right, Well that is front page news. Now when
Speaker 4: we come back, do.
Speaker 6: You want to you want to talk about a reptile
Speaker 6: dysfunction this morning? Since it was such a big conversation.
Speaker 6: Since Claudia joining, it seemed like she was so destraught
Speaker 6: by the conversation and before a situation that happened with
Speaker 6: her before.
Speaker 4: Do you want to you want to go there?
Speaker 1: Who me?
Speaker 4: I relate to this conversation.
Speaker 2: I love to hear from the ladies out there. I
Speaker 2: bet you there's a lot more stories than y'all things,
Speaker 2: because everyone ain't knocking the bottom out of it. Ladies
Speaker 2: and gentlemen fellas, y'all be talking a lot about your thing,
Speaker 2: but a lot of listen. I talk to girls all
Speaker 2: the time, and it's a huge epidemic.
Speaker 4: All right, I tell you, I'll tell I'll tell you.
Speaker 4: What's a good question?
Speaker 1: Because that woman said that called earlier, said she didn't
Speaker 1: want to be in a sexless, sexless marriage. What if
Speaker 1: this man is perfect? What if this man is everything
Speaker 1: you ever wanted to be in a man. What if
Speaker 1: this man is a provider? What if this man looks good?
Speaker 1: What if this man treats you well? But he just
Speaker 1: got that ed, that erectile, this funk.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about it.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five A five one oh five to one. Ladies,
Speaker 6: would you stay if your man had ed did everything right?
Speaker 6: Or maybe you're in this situation and you want to
Speaker 6: talk about it. Eight hundred and five A five one
Speaker 6: on five.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're entitled the conversation. If you're in this situation,
Speaker 1: safe space.
Speaker 4: For you, it's gracious.
Speaker 6: We'll talk about it when we coming back and shout
Speaker 6: all the brothers out there, if you got ed, oh
Speaker 6: your head, man.
Speaker 4: That's right, flu all the brothers out there with ED
Speaker 4: were riding with you. No, oh your head go.
Speaker 2: To an island and exists together in a society.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 21: It's the Breakfast Club. Aboard it the Breakfast Club. It's
Speaker 21: topic time.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five five five one to join it to
Speaker 2: the discussion with.
Speaker 4: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got our guest co host Claudia Jordan here. Now
Speaker 6: if you just joined us, we were talking about somebody
Speaker 6: who called her and get it off your chest.
Speaker 13: He's real sweet. Yeah, you know, I really do like him,
Speaker 13: but you know he can't get it up.
Speaker 2: Was from the nineties. That means fifty years old.
Speaker 4: He's no.
Speaker 2: I said, he's what fifty?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think he's fifty five.
Speaker 4: How did you have a conversation? Obviously you brought it up.
Speaker 13: I did because it was on my mind, and I
Speaker 13: was like, hey, you know, I can't hear another I
Speaker 13: can't be in another sexless relationship.
Speaker 19: Damn.
Speaker 6: See, she was saying she was in a sexless marriage
Speaker 6: that her husband just really couldn't get it up. She
Speaker 6: said everything was great, but she just couldn't get it
Speaker 6: up and she couldn't deal it with it anymore. So
Speaker 6: we were asking, if you were in that situation, you're
Speaker 6: dating somebody ever think it's great, everything is fine, he's
Speaker 6: a great guy, he treats you well, good job, benefits,
Speaker 6: and he just can't get it up. Would you stay?
Speaker 6: What would be your situation, Claudia?
Speaker 4: How do you work through that? Claudia?
Speaker 2: Can you I've been that situation before? Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: if women are being honest, a lot of us have
Speaker 2: been through that situation. And a lot of times we
Speaker 2: are Katie into your ego and we don't say anything
Speaker 2: and we just fake it. But how long can you
Speaker 2: do it? And the funny thing about my relationship, I
Speaker 2: didn't break up with him because that it was other stuff.
Speaker 2: He had the audacity with his soft pen to actually cheat.
Speaker 2: And then it's like the imagine you rock with someone
Speaker 2: through all the issues that they have and you're like,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to be supportive and then they still do
Speaker 2: you dirty. So I'm a firm believer. I'm a firm
Speaker 2: believer that leave him alone.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, how do you two questions? How do you
Speaker 1: fake it with a Roman noodle? And how does he
Speaker 1: cheat with a Roman noodle?
Speaker 2: Well? I would see him on top of me, and
Speaker 2: I knew we were having sex because he was sweating
Speaker 2: and grunting, but I didn't feel anything. I had to
Speaker 2: make any questions my anatomy like I'm like, am I huge?
Speaker 2: There's something wrong with me?
Speaker 1: But no, you thought you had big lake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it was early on. You know, I was younger, numbers,
Speaker 2: was mad low. It was not possible. It was not me.
Speaker 2: It was he an issue, but he refused to seek
Speaker 2: help for it, so it was it was bad. It's like, listen,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to be honest about yourself.
Speaker 1: Well, I wonder when women decide to leave though, because
Speaker 1: I would think to myself like, okay, let's go down
Speaker 1: to the doctor.
Speaker 4: Let's try some medication.
Speaker 6: If you know the problem is and me and my wife,
Speaker 6: you know, we do the podcast where people will call
Speaker 6: and that was probably one of the biggest thing where
Speaker 6: people always email and have a problem. But the hardest
Speaker 6: part for men who would always email us, it's no
Speaker 6: hard part.
Speaker 4: Man, shut up.
Speaker 6: They would never say their name, but they say it's
Speaker 6: it feels like it's emasculating. It feels like they're not
Speaker 6: a man because for them, they feel like, it's not
Speaker 6: my problem. I'm doing everything right, but my peing just
Speaker 6: won't get hard. So it was like, and it's hard
Speaker 6: to go to a doctor to be like, hey, doc,
Speaker 6: this is my situation.
Speaker 4: They always feel the way.
Speaker 6: For most women, they feel like it's hard to have
Speaker 6: that conversation with their man.
Speaker 4: I don't like how much you're using hard in a conversation.
Speaker 2: Shut up, it's standing out. You know, it is hard
Speaker 2: to have a conversation with you man, because most women,
Speaker 2: if we rocking with you, we rocking with you. But
Speaker 2: don't have the audacity to mistreat this woman. If she's
Speaker 2: dealing with this, she's a saint or she really loves you,
Speaker 2: and a lot of us will love you through that.
Speaker 2: But don't on top of that be arrogant. You can't
Speaker 2: be impotent and arrogant.
Speaker 1: Like I said, do you think that it's a lot
Speaker 1: of projection in a situation like that, Claudia, because you know,
Speaker 1: if you know, men's egos in a lot of ways
Speaker 1: are attached to their penis. Right, So if I know
Speaker 1: that my penis can't perform properly, I might just project
Speaker 1: the pain and hurt I feel that from having ed
Speaker 1: onto you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because a lot of times they have a bad
Speaker 2: attitude or just mean to you. But you know a
Speaker 2: lot of women.
Speaker 4: They don't want to have sex because they don't want
Speaker 4: to feel that way.
Speaker 2: I'm sure don't want to have sex. And then you
Speaker 2: start being insecure in your mind because even in that relationship,
Speaker 2: I did not bring it up. I never brought it
Speaker 2: up to him. I never made him feel bad because
Speaker 2: I'm like, I don't want to make it worse.
Speaker 4: Gotcha.
Speaker 6: Now let's go to the phone lines. We have Sam
Speaker 6: on the line. Sam, Good morning morning, Good morning. Now
Speaker 6: you said you're dealing with this, now, yes.
Speaker 16: I am.
Speaker 4: Talk to us.
Speaker 18: So I got married last September, and this has been
Speaker 18: an issue in our relationship prior to us getting married.
Speaker 18: And I'm thinking, Okay, he'll get better, he'll go to the doctor.
Speaker 18: We're going to work through it. I've been more than patient.
Speaker 18: We've been together four years and he's just not able
Speaker 18: to satisfy me at all. How old is he he's
Speaker 18: fifty two? Wow, and diamatic? What was that?
Speaker 2: Has he done viagra? Has he taken viagra?
Speaker 18: His doctor prescribed him to Cialis told him that he
Speaker 18: should take it daily for preventative. He's still in that
Speaker 18: denial face. Oh I don't need that.
Speaker 15: I'm good.
Speaker 18: I'm just too sleepy. I'm just too highed. As always
Speaker 18: an excuse so he won't take it.
Speaker 1: I see, that's what will frustrate me more, right right, Claudia,
Speaker 1: the hell I'm talking about?
Speaker 4: Shut up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that will frustrate you more. Is that will frustate
Speaker 2: me more? Shut up? And when I was in that situation,
Speaker 2: I did. I was so fearful of having a conversation
Speaker 2: with the guy that I considered and I actually was
Speaker 2: trying to look up laws, like what if I ground
Speaker 2: it up and I put it in his food and
Speaker 2: I just kind of like slipped it in and then
Speaker 2: people are like, now you can't do that, that's illegally,
Speaker 2: you're drugging him.
Speaker 18: But I really thinking that, like I just have to
Speaker 18: trick him. I want to do that a lot of.
Speaker 6: Men don't like taking the cialis and the viry because
Speaker 6: a lot of men say it gives you headaches. It does,
Speaker 6: and they said the headaches can last a couple of days,
Speaker 6: So that could be an issue, a problem too. But
Speaker 6: I think it's a conversation that that you have to
Speaker 6: be upfront with and don't be judging they judging.
Speaker 4: They clearly having the conversation. They went to the doctor again, you.
Speaker 18: Talk about it and he just gives me all the excuses,
Speaker 18: or he'll tell me like, oh, well, you fell asleep,
Speaker 18: that's why we didn't do it, Like you saw me
Speaker 18: out all.
Speaker 2: Day, your pean fell asleep the whole marriage. But does
Speaker 2: he still box at least?
Speaker 15: No, No, I have to.
Speaker 18: He will do that once he gets tired.
Speaker 8: Of hearing me playing Claudia, Claudia.
Speaker 4: You might be right.
Speaker 1: That's a bestie, Claudia, that's the bestie.
Speaker 2: He's not. Yeah, have you thought about other men? Have
Speaker 2: you been? Have you thought about stepping outside your marriage?
Speaker 18: I have And I've even told my husband that it's like, listen,
Speaker 18: if you can't get this together, I need a boyfriend.
Speaker 2: And what he's saying, I say.
Speaker 18: It to him dokenly, but I am like so serious
Speaker 18: and he was just like all the little cross that bridge.
Speaker 18: When it happens. When I get older, we'll talk about it, Jesus,
Speaker 18: because we have a twelve year age different Like I'm
Speaker 18: still young and vibra and you get old, don't even
Speaker 18: want to have sex no more, it's too early for that.
Speaker 18: I have tons of toys.
Speaker 2: But you know, when you love somebody.
Speaker 18: Oh you know, I need a body on me.
Speaker 2: When you when you when you love somebody, it's frustrating
Speaker 2: that you like, you know, the sex toys are cool,
Speaker 2: but they don't take the place of actual sex.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to another week praying for you.
Speaker 1: But you know I was gonna say so. It is
Speaker 1: frustrating because when somebody is sick, I guess this is
Speaker 1: considered the sickness and they won't take their medication.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm sure you know, wo piss me off.
Speaker 6: But you also to think if that medication is causing
Speaker 6: side effects that that person can't deal with, whether it's
Speaker 6: headaches or whatever it may be, they might not want
Speaker 6: to take that medication because of that, or they might
Speaker 6: feel like, you know, it takes their manhood a well
Speaker 6: or now it'll work, it'll start working again.
Speaker 4: It was just a little stress. Maybe I'm just a
Speaker 4: little tired. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 17: I did start? Good morning?
Speaker 4: Good morning star.
Speaker 17: Okay, so listen. I don't think I would want to
Speaker 17: be in a sexless relationship either. But I meant this
Speaker 17: guy about two thousand and ten who told me that
Speaker 17: he was dealing with some stuff like that. So he
Speaker 17: got a penis pump like inserted in his. Seen it
Speaker 17: that has like a pump part on the testacles. So
Speaker 17: when you want it to get it up, you just
Speaker 17: pump on it, keeps it up.
Speaker 2: I've never heard it like the rebox you push.
Speaker 4: That's not what the penis pump is.
Speaker 2: No shout up, Charla ma Clauia saying, yes it is.
Speaker 1: You don't know what's not?
Speaker 2: My girls guy had that.
Speaker 4: So it's inserted in him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like an implant. And yeah, and how do
Speaker 2: you pump it up like a speaker.
Speaker 6: Like a sneaker, like you squeeze it hold up, not
Speaker 6: how the penis that's one.
Speaker 17: Of his technacles. And he squeezes it like it's is
Speaker 17: it wrecked? And then whenever he wanted it to go
Speaker 17: down to hold basically like lift the air out. I
Speaker 17: have no idea.
Speaker 4: That's amazing. I didn't know penis pumps before erect out
Speaker 4: this function.
Speaker 1: I thought poenis pumpsal for people who wanted to make
Speaker 1: their penis look larger than it actually is.
Speaker 2: I thought it was strippers.
Speaker 4: I thought strippers do it.
Speaker 6: Usually before they did exactly, but this is not the
Speaker 6: same type of penis pomp sam.
Speaker 17: Was it was it?
Speaker 2: Did it really help it?
Speaker 24: Like?
Speaker 2: Was it really hard?
Speaker 17: I mean I didn't touch it, but I thought he
Speaker 17: was a pip and it was a lot of women
Speaker 17: in there, so I'm assuming it was really hard.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 6: That's kind of dope because think about it like this.
Speaker 6: You could pump it and then they could go like
Speaker 6: nine inches.
Speaker 1: I would go, get long.
Speaker 4: It don't get long, it gets wide that How do
Speaker 4: you know I've tried it.
Speaker 1: No, you don't have it.
Speaker 4: This is in planet in your penis, you idiot. This
Speaker 4: is not the use.
Speaker 2: It's a contraption inside the penis that that fills it up.
Speaker 2: So the blood that doesn't get put in there, it's air.
Speaker 4: Oh what's the luthory bo?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Tell me, like a whole amply I was. I was like,
Speaker 17: is he trying to evertize to meet?
Speaker 16: So you don't have one?
Speaker 2: So you didn't want to rock with it? Because I'm
Speaker 2: kind of open to that.
Speaker 17: I mean, I would try it, I would go for it.
Speaker 17: I would rather do that than feel like you up,
Speaker 17: especially like if he's provised with me, you hit a
Speaker 17: good man, then I would I would try to find
Speaker 17: him some ways to help us.
Speaker 4: Wow, man, thank you.
Speaker 1: I salute all of these women that are sticking through
Speaker 1: their men with this, because.
Speaker 4: That's what vows are about, right, is that sicker?
Speaker 1: Sicker?
Speaker 4: And what is it? I can't even remember sickness and health?
Speaker 23: Yeah, for richer and poorer, rich and poor.
Speaker 4: It's hard or wed and no wet. Yeah. Absolutely eight
Speaker 4: hundred five A five one oh five one if you
Speaker 4: just joined us.
Speaker 6: Clodia Jordan, she's our co host today, and we were
Speaker 6: having a conversation earlier. Lady called and said that she
Speaker 6: was in a sexist relationship, that her man couldn't get hard, and.
Speaker 2: She was going through some things.
Speaker 6: So we just opened up the phone lines eight hundred
Speaker 6: five eight five one oh five to one, Ladies, could
Speaker 6: you be with a man if everything was good. The
Speaker 6: relationship was great. He treated you well, he has a
Speaker 6: good job, but he just had ED. Let's talk about it.
Speaker 4: This the Breakfast luvel Morning. It's topic time.
Speaker 1: The phone.
Speaker 21: Called eight hundred and five eight five one five one
Speaker 21: to join it to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Talk about it morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's DJ Envy Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got our guest co host Claudia Jordan here and
Speaker 6: we're asking if you.
Speaker 4: Just joined us.
Speaker 6: Earlier this morning, a lady called during Get It Off
Speaker 6: your Chest, and she's saying that she has a sexless,
Speaker 6: a sexless marriage, that her and her husband been together
Speaker 6: and been having problems because he can't get hard. He's
Speaker 6: a good guy, treat you well, great job.
Speaker 4: But just can't have sex.
Speaker 2: No, here's Ed. So we're asking ladies, what would you do?
Speaker 2: What would you say?
Speaker 4: Charlamage? What would you do? What would I do?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 4: Never mind? I live out in that position.
Speaker 1: That's why I told y'all yesterday, don't shame Robert de
Speaker 1: Niroll for still having kids at seventy nine. You should
Speaker 1: hope as a man, when you get to that age level,
Speaker 1: you still can get bricky out.
Speaker 4: Here in these streets so you would stay. What are
Speaker 4: you talking about? All right, Ladybug? Good morning?
Speaker 2: Yes, hey, Lady.
Speaker 11: Buck, Hello, how y'all doing?
Speaker 4: Talk to us?
Speaker 2: What you guys?
Speaker 1: What do you think about this?
Speaker 25: I don't think it's worthted if you all had as
Speaker 25: many bad men as I had in my life and
Speaker 25: me and my husband.
Speaker 11: Be married for eighteen years and it's not worth it.
Speaker 11: We still we still travel, we still hook, we still live,
Speaker 11: we can still go on dates and everything. But I
Speaker 11: wouldn't give up none of that for just for Pep.
Speaker 4: And what Lady Buck is saying is right.
Speaker 6: You know, Yeah, you have a man with and it's
Speaker 6: Peenis works amazingly, but he's a bad person. He doesn't
Speaker 6: treat you well, he's a cheat or whatever it may be.
Speaker 6: And Lady Buck got a husband who's Peenis don't work
Speaker 6: the right way, but he's a great person.
Speaker 4: Provided they travel, they love each other.
Speaker 1: So maybe maybe maybe, Lady Buck, do you ever think
Speaker 1: about like a just in your relationship and like making
Speaker 1: it more lesbian?
Speaker 17: Like what, No, I took care of myself.
Speaker 11: I know how to take care of myself.
Speaker 2: Got you are you sad? Deep down? Are you. Are
Speaker 2: you happy or are you okay?
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 25: I am deep down happy because I have been deep
Speaker 25: down said with a bad man.
Speaker 4: This is beautiful. I love this man. I loved it.
Speaker 2: I love this and I said, like I said, I've
Speaker 2: done it before and I didn't leave him because I
Speaker 2: left because the ad the other things are wrong. So
Speaker 2: women can love you do this.
Speaker 25: You can do it because it's not worth it. It's
Speaker 25: not worth it. It's not worth not being there to
Speaker 25: your bills. It's not worth being being hungry. It's not
Speaker 25: worth catching the bus.
Speaker 11: It's not worth not seeing the world.
Speaker 25: It's not worth that.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 1: I think women in these situations really need to look
Speaker 1: to lesbians for inspiration. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Learn how to sizzle, learn how to use more.
Speaker 2: Toys, No change your sexuality because your can't get heart.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was gonna ask you what you want them
Speaker 6: to sissle? You asked that, do you sissle with your husband?
Speaker 6: How do you sister with your husband?
Speaker 1: Well, when the man can't get hard, I mean it's
Speaker 1: like a gaitaurus, you.
Speaker 4: With no more than me?
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 22: Hey?
Speaker 4: Connie? Good morning, Good morning everyone. What's your opinion is
Speaker 4: I feel like if the.
Speaker 20: Guy is personally I could get over it.
Speaker 4: Can you said you'll get over it?
Speaker 2: But would you be faith would you be faithful?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 13: I should be faithful.
Speaker 20: There he has to be good at other things.
Speaker 2: Right, But a lot of times it comes with a
Speaker 2: bad attitude because they're they're they're angry and rightfully so
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean?
Speaker 18: You can't be angry and have ev like you gotta
Speaker 18: people struggle, struggle.
Speaker 2: But how do you make it be happy?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 2: Keep him drunk all the time?
Speaker 20: Whoa, that's his personal thing.
Speaker 13: I think that's ae thing he has to get over
Speaker 13: because that's incurious secure doing him that?
Speaker 4: That's right? Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 1: Tell ya?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 4: Good morning? Talk to us?
Speaker 17: Good morning. How y'all doing? But about the topic, No,
Speaker 17: that's something that I'm sorry, I just could not do.
Speaker 17: If he can't get it up, then this no go
Speaker 17: for me. Like I'm crippled right now in all but
Speaker 17: I'm twenty four and I like to have sex, so
Speaker 17: that's my need.
Speaker 1: So what do you mean?
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: What do you mean your crystal? Crystal?
Speaker 4: Don't speed past that? What do you mean your cripps?
Speaker 17: Because I'm the same caller that's been calling. Let y'all
Speaker 17: know I've been shot in the back, Crystal.
Speaker 4: They don't do that, no, Christal, You know you are peoples.
Speaker 4: You know we got to love for you.
Speaker 1: But don't you think you're being kind of you know,
Speaker 1: uh menagmental because the reality is that man's crippled too,
Speaker 1: just in a different way. That's true, And you wouldn't
Speaker 1: you wouldn't want somebody to leave you just because you
Speaker 1: know your situation.
Speaker 2: Herself.
Speaker 13: But we all have needs and see there's something different.
Speaker 17: I would and want nobody to leave because of that,
Speaker 17: but they wouldn't be with me in the first place
Speaker 17: if that was the case, and I ain't looking for
Speaker 17: nobody if that was the case situation, I.
Speaker 11: Just couldn't listen.
Speaker 17: I was even in a relationship for five years, but
Speaker 17: at the moment it was two years when we were together,
Speaker 17: and he definitely could get it up. He was ten
Speaker 17: years older than me. But however, he was selfish when
Speaker 17: it came down to sex.
Speaker 11: He only wanted to.
Speaker 18: Get him his and I was going for that either.
Speaker 17: And once we had a talk, he took me to
Speaker 17: Paraltown after that. So but if he couldn't have got
Speaker 17: it together. He would have been the son.
Speaker 6: Now, christ I can't remember. Now you said you had
Speaker 6: to kept your paralyzed, right, No, thank.
Speaker 17: God, I'm not paralyzed.
Speaker 1: No, oh god, it's hit.
Speaker 17: I'm hit in the back. But the bullet is into
Speaker 17: this part of my final core for the rest of
Speaker 17: my life because it did fracture my pelvic bone, but
Speaker 17: only by a inch. So if it would have never
Speaker 17: hit my pelvic bone, I would be paralyzed for the
Speaker 17: rest of my life. But it broke the pelvic bone
Speaker 17: and struck a nerve in.
Speaker 4: My left So what's your disability Because.
Speaker 17: Right now I have a lemph walk, but I have
Speaker 17: a walker. But with me when I'm sitting down like
Speaker 17: as in a chair, or if I'm laying down with
Speaker 17: my legs straight out, I am not able to pick
Speaker 17: my leg up at I'm not going to say at all.
Speaker 17: When it first happened three months ago, I could not
Speaker 17: pick it up at all, like not worrying about the pain,
Speaker 17: and it would not move.
Speaker 6: Now, Mama, you are going to pick your leg up
Speaker 6: for you And when you hip hopping down the street,
Speaker 6: he walks with you and he's proud. Now he got
Speaker 6: a little problem You're like, I can't let I can't,
Speaker 6: I gotta leave.
Speaker 2: That's found.
Speaker 17: I'm not gonna leave him right away. I don't want
Speaker 17: to work on it. But if eventually, if it doesn't
Speaker 17: get there, didn't know, because I'm not gonna be crippled
Speaker 17: for the rest of my life. I'm just like you.
Speaker 1: Know, let me ask you a question, Crystal. You're dating
Speaker 1: a man with a rectigis function, right, who gets the
Speaker 1: handicapped decal?
Speaker 4: You will Yo, shut up? Goodbye, Christal? You have a
Speaker 4: going mama, Christal going by Crystal? Why do you let
Speaker 4: her answer? Why does it stop? Let her answer the question? Please?
Speaker 4: You can't ask somebody that.
Speaker 2: So there are so many violations in that conversation. Envy,
Speaker 2: you said, hip hopping down the street.
Speaker 4: I caught that the handicap thing is worse than mine.
Speaker 2: Hip hopping down the street, Crystal. I like that she
Speaker 2: has upstandings like don't don't try to sun her and
Speaker 2: say that she should have lower standards because she's temporarily
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, if a guy is dealing with her
Speaker 6: and everything that hell flaws and hull greatness, I think
Speaker 6: she's d do the same.
Speaker 4: That's what that's what life is about. But he survived
Speaker 4: in health pora and Richard Richard and poor.
Speaker 2: She survived a gunshot right, harder and softer she deserves
Speaker 2: And what, oh my god, y'all wouldn't stand for this.
Speaker 2: Y'all would not stand for this if your mates had
Speaker 2: trash pe exactly, thank you. Point case.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy how women want us to be vulnerable
Speaker 1: and soft and literally we get shamed.
Speaker 4: We get a test.
Speaker 2: Don't believe us these other things. No, it's the attitude
Speaker 2: on top of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't have an attitude.
Speaker 2: Most these women haven't said they left their men. They're
Speaker 2: still in it.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 2: So I'm just saying they're sticking through it. But they're
Speaker 2: you know, they're just dealing with it.
Speaker 4: What's the more other story?
Speaker 2: Guys, if you can't get it up, he's your bestie.
Speaker 6: Damn it man, damn it man. All Right, well, we
Speaker 6: got rooms on the way. What were talking about? Give
Speaker 6: us a little tease.
Speaker 2: Not talking about heart pinion, that's for sure. Listen, we
Speaker 2: had a whole thing, a big blowout, me and Lisa
Speaker 2: Ray and so just talking about the whole Chris Brown
Speaker 2: situation in Vegas, and I want to dive deeper into that.
Speaker 6: Okay, we'll get into that. Next to Don't Move, It's
Speaker 6: to the Breakfast Club on BT Hey.
Speaker 1: Everybody, it's DJ n V.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 6: our guest co host Claudia Jordan here. Good morning, and
Speaker 6: let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 24: Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't
Speaker 24: have that fire up.
Speaker 12: Inside of you to get you all the way to gather.
Speaker 4: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 2: One thing that I'm not as a liar. First of all,
Speaker 2: my memories too bad to be a liar. And second
Speaker 2: of all, there's just too many witnesses and people know
Speaker 2: what happened.
Speaker 8: People know the truth.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club, all right, Today we are talking
Speaker 2: about a thing that happened on my show on the
Speaker 2: foxhol Cocktail of Queens with Lisa Ray, we were talking
Speaker 2: about the Chris Brown incidents. There were several rumors about
Speaker 2: what happened with him in Vegas and things did get
Speaker 2: a little heated.
Speaker 1: Why you got a chill? What if he felt just
Speaker 1: like what he said? Ever, you need to to his friend.
Speaker 26: What I don't like about it is that every time
Speaker 26: we bring up his name, not us, but every time
Speaker 26: his name is brought up that he always get automatically
Speaker 26: blamed because they because he is that way, we know
Speaker 26: him to be that, so it gotta be him. That's
Speaker 26: what I don't like when people have that kind of stigma,
Speaker 26: because I got that. It's quick for you to think that, oh, well,
Speaker 26: Lisa Ray would have did that, or Lisa Ray said that,
Speaker 26: And I don't like that because that very next time
Speaker 26: it could have been very different.
Speaker 2: But you blame me because of my past. But if
Speaker 2: you have two incidents and one weekend like again, we're like,
Speaker 2: come on, so here's the thing. And y'all know this
Speaker 2: in media, when the clip gets clipped to early, you
Speaker 2: don't hear the rest of the conversation. You're left thinking, oh, wow,
Speaker 2: that's really Claudia. That's how you feel. I went on
Speaker 2: to also defend because there were several things that came
Speaker 2: out that weekend like oh and then he had another argument,
Speaker 2: and she's right, there is a way, you know, when
Speaker 2: you get in trouble a few times, people always I
Speaker 2: look at you through that lens. I went on to
Speaker 2: also clarify the second argument was about there was some
Speaker 2: issue with his kids being around, and it wasn't his faults.
Speaker 2: And I just want people to stop watching the entire
Speaker 2: conversation and not just jumping the gun because that's kind
Speaker 2: of what they were accusing me of doing. Right, And
Speaker 2: I think there's like, you know, it's a full conversation.
Speaker 2: It was like, you know, seven minutes long.
Speaker 6: But I would I would say this, you know, take
Speaker 6: Tiana Taylor and Chris Brown's relationship, because that's what they
Speaker 6: allegedly said it was about. Right, But if I'm having
Speaker 6: a birthday party and it's somebody there that I don't
Speaker 6: rock with, regardless of who it is, right, and this
Speaker 6: is my party, I would say get him the fl too.
Speaker 4: But this is my celebration and if.
Speaker 6: I don't want that energy around it, I would take
Speaker 6: that energy around it. Now what happened after that, allegedly,
Speaker 6: I don't know, but that's not a problem because I
Speaker 6: wouldn't want that person. If somebody I don't rock what
Speaker 6: is in my celebration, just take them out. I don't
Speaker 6: want the energy around me. And I think everybody knows.
Speaker 6: I think Charlomagne is just saying we all good. But
Speaker 6: if my kids are around and somebody's pushing it. No,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna jump up. No, my kids are here. Let
Speaker 6: me get my kids out of here safely. He didn't swing,
Speaker 6: He just said, my kids are here. I don't see
Speaker 6: it With that.
Speaker 2: I think he was totally in the right in that situation.
Speaker 2: I think he was totally in the right. The conversation
Speaker 2: was also deeper about a lot of times we coddle
Speaker 2: people that we like, and I think we got to
Speaker 2: get to a place where we hold each other accountable.
Speaker 2: You can still have that reaction and feeling like, get
Speaker 2: them out of here, But because of how people always
Speaker 2: judge Chris Brown, it's unfair that he has to also
Speaker 2: like kind of be conscious of that. Like, man, when
Speaker 2: I go off, they got a run with this and
Speaker 2: it sucks. He gotta live like that. But that's kind
Speaker 2: of the cards he's dealt now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think what I think, what Lisa is saying
Speaker 1: is that nobody should be defined by their worst moment exactly.
Speaker 4: But sadly that's the that's the era we in.
Speaker 1: So if Chris has any issue with a woman, regardless
Speaker 1: of what it is, people are going to say. See
Speaker 1: and if there's an issue with Chris looking angry or violent.
Speaker 1: People are going to say, See, that's who he is
Speaker 1: and that's not that. That isn't fair.
Speaker 2: So what is our part in that? Like, say you're
Speaker 2: the person that you know, you have that rep do
Speaker 2: you have to do you find? Do you think it's
Speaker 2: unfair that you have to go above and beyond to
Speaker 2: be extra conscious of that.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's unfair. I just think it's something
Speaker 1: that you should be cognizant of. But if you're not,
Speaker 1: I don't think that's wrong either, especially if you know
Speaker 1: that you're in the right, Like you know to say,
Speaker 1: I don't know what the situation was with the kids,
Speaker 1: but if your kids are around and you feel like
Speaker 1: your kids are in danger and you decide to turn
Speaker 1: up because of that, you have every right to do that. Like,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna be sitting around worried about what people
Speaker 1: are thinking about me in that moment.
Speaker 6: But the only sad thing is in this society, especially
Speaker 6: in this time and day with social media, you're defined
Speaker 6: by your mistake. Right, no matter how long it is,
Speaker 6: it could be fifteen years from now, You're gonna be
Speaker 6: defined by that mistake that action. People don't allow you
Speaker 6: to grow they don't allow you to evolve, and they
Speaker 6: don't allow you to make mistakes, and that's the bad thing.
Speaker 2: I have that too with a lot of things I've done,
Speaker 2: and like a couple of things i've done, I'm still
Speaker 2: defined by that. But I know that. So it's not fair.
Speaker 2: But sometimes I have to go above and beyond and
Speaker 2: like kind of twist myself into a pretzel to kind
Speaker 2: of make others feel comfortable. Is that right? No, But
Speaker 2: it's the nature of society now and I can't change
Speaker 2: the world. So I my thing was a bigger picture thing, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you totally has a right. He should have turned up
Speaker 2: on people acting up around his kids one thousand percent.
Speaker 2: I just want people to get to that post of conversation,
Speaker 2: like I agree.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you truly can't care about the opinions of other people,
Speaker 1: Like the only truth that should matter is yours. And
Speaker 1: if folks can't, you know, if folks can't see you know,
Speaker 1: past what you were, then that's that's really on them.
Speaker 1: That's fact to be honest or not. Even what you
Speaker 1: were is something you did back in the day, that's
Speaker 1: really on them. That I don't know, if that's.
Speaker 2: Up to you, that's ideal, But don't you think now
Speaker 2: more than ever, people are extremely sensitive, like you could
Speaker 2: have done something twenty five years ago, and that will
Speaker 2: cost you money, It will cost you jobs, it will
Speaker 2: cost you opportunities, and ideally that is the way to be.
Speaker 2: But it's just I'm just being a realist that it's
Speaker 2: not that way. We're not there yet, unfortunately. All right,
Speaker 2: moving on a little meach is arrested, was arrested, and
Speaker 2: the video leaks and he was called for his mama.
Speaker 5: It's my gosh, I know, but unfortunately, there's a circum
Speaker 5: procedures we have to follow.
Speaker 2: Anytime something comes in that's prohibited.
Speaker 4: Correct, So listen, do you understand that? Correct? If you
Speaker 4: have your ID on you, my IDE's in my bag
Speaker 4: in the bag.
Speaker 21: Yes, I'm a mon service, I'm a minor, sir, I'm
Speaker 21: security guards that if my bag, sir.
Speaker 6: I did not have my bag, I'm wasting all now
Speaker 6: after the fact, thanks, fun, fun, until that I have
Speaker 6: to put your handcuffs until we figured this out.
Speaker 4: Okay, no, that's my mama, somebody, Well we'll do that
Speaker 4: after can I call? All right? Just turn around for me,
Speaker 4: be cooperative. Everything's out the video and audio surveilance. I'm
Speaker 4: just this is just for your safety and everybody else.
Speaker 2: Around you, because there's guns involved.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're possible gunny and that have the confirm it.
Speaker 2: Okay, ks Ray doesn't tell us one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Okay, just as that's a possibility.
Speaker 6: I'm calling my mom to I'm not I'm seventeen years old,
Speaker 6: eighteen at the time.
Speaker 4: Wherever he was.
Speaker 6: Something happens to me, I'm calling my mom and my
Speaker 6: pops immediately.
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 6: Can I call my mom because you know why, my
Speaker 6: mom going in tower regardless if there's caller IDF, she's
Speaker 6: on the other line, no matter what's going on with
Speaker 6: my mama, my mama go in.
Speaker 4: First of all, little meat was not no damn minor.
Speaker 4: He was seventeen.
Speaker 22: When was this?
Speaker 4: When was this?
Speaker 2: It's from twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Two, he's twenty three years old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he tried to throw that hail Mary we're talking about.
Speaker 2: I thought he was at mine.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of not mad at him kind of throwing
Speaker 2: that hail mary right there. He tried it.
Speaker 1: I believe him. I mean, listen, he's a young black
Speaker 1: man with guns and police I would be scared to
Speaker 1: death in that situation too. He actually kept his calm
Speaker 1: pretty cool, maybe because he was at the airport, because
Speaker 1: I know if he was in a car somewhere and
Speaker 1: that was the situation, oh my god, I'll be terrified.
Speaker 2: So he was twenty two at the time of the incident.
Speaker 4: Mine was brown.
Speaker 2: Charges were dropped in January because his lawyer enforced that
Speaker 2: meet mistakenly picked up security's luggage and the gun. The
Speaker 2: bag belonged to meat, So he was.
Speaker 4: In a safe He was a man.
Speaker 1: That man life and maybe his career was flashing before
Speaker 1: his eyes. He's like, what the hell is going on
Speaker 1: right now?
Speaker 2: But the counsel were really nice to him.
Speaker 6: They bless God, bless Kabo. Mama, Mama, Ma, all right now,
Speaker 6: I was just call my mom. That's come on to
Speaker 6: my mom and my pops. I know they listened every morning.
Speaker 6: Come on to mama, come on the pop. So thank
Speaker 6: you for answering the phone time.
Speaker 2: Never listen to anything I do.
Speaker 4: Oh, they listen all the time. Then they have notes
Speaker 4: after Steve Harvey, my mom, No, you're my parents, all
Speaker 4: your parents. Why are not listening to Steve Harvey.
Speaker 6: Because his son is on a nationally syndicated morning show. Sir,
Speaker 6: so they call on support.
Speaker 4: Steve Harvey is more aged appropriate. So what my mom
Speaker 4: is hip?
Speaker 2: Okay, she's the catch me hours. She would say, I
Speaker 2: went with your mom. Thought about the other conversation we
Speaker 2: had about the impotency thing. I'd love to get your
Speaker 2: mom on the line to ask about that.
Speaker 4: I don't ask about that. I think my dad's holding
Speaker 4: it down.
Speaker 2: But anyway, say what are you giving that dogken too
Speaker 2: man for?
Speaker 4: After the hour?
Speaker 1: There is a young woman uh named Corey rich and
Speaker 1: killer Cory is what we call. She needs to come
Speaker 1: to the front of the congregation. We like to have
Speaker 1: a word with her.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll get to that next.
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Speaker 2: Let's got to make a judgment of who was going
Speaker 2: to be on the Donkey of the day.
Speaker 1: They chose you.
Speaker 2: It's a breakfast club, bitch you Who's donkey of the
Speaker 2: day today?
Speaker 1: Well, donkey today for Thursday, May eleventh goes to a
Speaker 1: thirty three year old woman from Utah named Corey Richards.
Speaker 1: Now Corey has been charged with aggravated murder and possession
Speaker 1: of a controlled substance would intent to discribute. Yes, killer
Speaker 1: Corey is a murderer, Ladies and gettlemen, and the person
Speaker 1: she's slaughtered was her husband.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm sure you know wives killed their.
Speaker 1: Husbands and husbands killed their wives every day all around
Speaker 1: the world. But what makes this story more unique than
Speaker 1: just a random murder is the fact that killer Cory
Speaker 1: wrote a children's book about dealing with the loss of
Speaker 1: a loved one just the year after her husband's death.
Speaker 1: I couldn't make this kind of stuff up if I tried.
Speaker 1: Let's go to NBC News for the report.
Speaker 4: Police.
Speaker 2: So my husband passed away unexpectedly last year.
Speaker 10: A month after promoting her children's book inspired by her
Speaker 10: husband's death. The widowed mother of three is now charged
Speaker 10: with his murder. Police arrested Corey Richins on Monday outside
Speaker 10: of Park City, Utah, alleging the thirty three year old
Speaker 10: poisoned her husband Eric last March with the lethal dose
Speaker 10: of fentanyl and autopsy later revealing he had five times
Speaker 10: the lethal dosage of illicit fentanyl in his system. According
Speaker 10: to the charging documents, Cory purchased ventanyl from an acquaintance
Speaker 10: last February, what she says was for an investor asking
Speaker 10: for some of the Michael Jackson stuff. Days later, following
Speaker 10: the couple's Valentine's Day dinner, Eric became very ill and
Speaker 10: told a friend he thought his wife was trying to
Speaker 10: poison him. Prosecutor's alleged Corey then purchased even more fentanyl,
Speaker 10: and less than a month later, Eric was dead and Corey,
Speaker 10: claiming to be grief stricken, dedicated this book to her husband,
Speaker 10: calling him a wonderful father. I took things that my
Speaker 10: kids have said to me this last year, and we
Speaker 10: kind of articulated it and put it into a story.
Speaker 4: There's some sick people in this world, Joe.
Speaker 1: This woman Corey knows she killed her husband and then
Speaker 1: use him as a source material to write a children's
Speaker 1: book about grief when the only thing she should have
Speaker 1: been writing is a statement to the police about her guilt. Sometimes,
Speaker 1: just sometimes, I respect people with this level of audacity,
Speaker 1: people who lack self awareness in this way, they are
Speaker 1: able to turn something off in their brain that I can't.
Speaker 1: But man, if I haven't talked to my therapist about trying,
Speaker 1: because I beat myself up over little things like I'm
Speaker 1: the type of person that would toss something that the
Speaker 1: trash can and if it misses, regardless of where I
Speaker 1: have to, you know, regardless of where I'm at, I
Speaker 1: have to go walk through that thing and pick it
Speaker 1: up and throw it in the trash because it would
Speaker 1: drive me crazy if I left it there. Are going
Speaker 1: to the bathroom, you know, doing the others you would
Speaker 1: have them doing to you. I would never leave the
Speaker 1: bathroom without washing my hands, because I've ever did that
Speaker 1: and then shook somebody's hand, knowing I didn't wash mine,
Speaker 1: I would think I was going to Satan's place of residence.
Speaker 1: If I poop in a public facility like I do
Speaker 1: every day at eight thirty am because I'm very regular.
Speaker 1: I have to make sure I don't leave any chocolate
Speaker 1: hot dogs in the toilet because there's nothing I hate
Speaker 1: more than when people leave a little fecal fudge in
Speaker 1: the commo.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I couldn't live knowing I did that to
Speaker 4: someone else.
Speaker 1: So people who can do things like commit murder and
Speaker 1: didn't write a book about dealing with the grief for
Speaker 1: the person they murdered, they have a kill switch, no
Speaker 1: point intended in their brain that I simply don't have.
Speaker 4: Okay. The only other people who have this level of
Speaker 4: audacity is rappers.
Speaker 1: In fact, rappers might have more because some of y'all
Speaker 1: actually rap about the murders they commit. All right, this
Speaker 1: young woman is just writing a book about dealing with
Speaker 1: the grief of the murder. No that she actually committed.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. They do have the same audacity as rappers.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 1: This is the equivalent of the President of Peter Ingrid
Speaker 1: new Kirk coming out with a book on hunting.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: This is like Tory Lanez becoming a pediatrist and coming
Speaker 1: out with a book on how women should take care
Speaker 1: of their feet.
Speaker 4: Okay. This is like O. J.
Speaker 1: Simpson coming out with a book titled If I Did
Speaker 1: It Confessions of the Killer. Wait that actually happened. All
Speaker 1: I'm simply saying is if the baby came out with
Speaker 1: a book on pronouns, y'all would lose y'all ever loving minds.
Speaker 4: Now listen. We looked for this book. It's no longer
Speaker 4: on Amazon. Okay.
Speaker 1: The book is called Are You with Me? And we
Speaker 1: couldn't find a copy of it anywhere. But with the
Speaker 1: help of chat GPT, oh boy and Ai, two things
Speaker 1: that I am against. But for this purpose, and this
Speaker 1: purpose alone, I had to. We asked them to write
Speaker 1: a children's book like you were this woman, Corey Richards, okay,
Speaker 1: and you had killed your husband and then wrote a
Speaker 1: children's book about grief.
Speaker 4: This is what chat GPT came up with.
Speaker 2: Mommy, Mommy, mommy. Can we read the bedtime story we
Speaker 2: wrote about daddy?
Speaker 1: Of course we can, Honey.
Speaker 2: How about you read the first line and I'll.
Speaker 1: Read the second line.
Speaker 4: Okay, got it?
Speaker 20: Are you with me? Are you with me? Daddy?
Speaker 4: We miss you in our life.
Speaker 1: I got tired of arguing with you every day.
Speaker 2: That's why I tried to stab you with my knife.
Speaker 20: Are you with me? Are you with me?
Speaker 2: Daddy? We had a ball. Oh, honey, does your oatmeal
Speaker 2: taste honey?
Speaker 1: That's because I spiked it with fittanyl.
Speaker 24: Are you with me?
Speaker 20: Are you with me?
Speaker 2: Life without you is so tough?
Speaker 1: Oh you don't know what fitnel is?
Speaker 2: Well, that's that Michael Jackson stuff. Are you with me, daddy?
Speaker 2: Are you with me? The cops are here talking to mommy.
Speaker 12: I love you, honey, but I gotta go because the
Speaker 12: cops just found your body.
Speaker 26: Good night.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 1: I don't know who's more of a double chat GPT
Speaker 1: of Corey Richards. Please let remy ma give Corey Richards
Speaker 1: the biggest y hull.
Speaker 2: Hee ha ha you stupid motherfuck?
Speaker 4: Are you dumb? Damn cool world man? All right, old
Speaker 4: cold world? Well, thank you for that. Donkey today look
Speaker 4: dark humor. Yeah right now shoutut to b E t
Speaker 4: BT will see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Peace b E t Claudia tell him peace, Tell btpeace, Claudia.
Speaker 2: Peace BT.
Speaker 6: Everybody else is opening up the phone lines eight hundred
Speaker 6: five A five one five one now. Earlier, Claudia reported
Speaker 6: that Rihanna and asap Rocky named their child after Wu
Speaker 6: Tang clan's Risa.
Speaker 4: The baby's name is Risa.
Speaker 6: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one five
Speaker 6: one if you could name your kid after a celebrity,
Speaker 6: what celebrity would it be? And we'll take your calls
Speaker 6: when we come back. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 6: o five one. Charlamagne said he would name his child Starks.
Speaker 4: I ain't never say no stupid stuff like that, I said.
Speaker 1: I if I said, if if you leave it up
Speaker 1: to my dumb ass, I would have did something like that.
Speaker 6: But what I just said, okay, right, I didn't do that.
Speaker 6: Though I have four daughters, I did not do that.
Speaker 6: I'm sure you tried. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 6: five to one. We'll find out for Claudia and myself
Speaker 6: when we come back. It's the Breakfast, Legal Morning, the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club. Everybody, it's deej n V. Charlemagne to God,
Speaker 6: we are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host,
Speaker 6: Claudia Jordan here money and we're asking eight hundred five
Speaker 6: A five one oh five one.
Speaker 24: Now.
Speaker 6: Earlier, Claudia was talking about Asap Rocky and Rear that
Speaker 6: they named their baby after Wu Tang clans.
Speaker 4: The Rizza right. The baby's name is Riza, right, Rizza Rizza.
Speaker 6: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 6: five to one, who would you What celebrity would you
Speaker 6: name your baby after?
Speaker 4: Claudia? Do you have one a celebrity that you would
Speaker 4: name your baby after.
Speaker 1: I've been thinking about this.
Speaker 2: I don't have one. I'm trying to think, and I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't think this would be a reality
Speaker 2: for me though. No, I'm fifty.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, okay, all right, Jesus, why you saying
Speaker 4: it like that?
Speaker 1: If Janet Jackson had a baby at fifty, the brat
Speaker 1: pregnant right now?
Speaker 4: Who else in that?
Speaker 2: Janney Jackson is rich as hell, so she can do
Speaker 2: a lot of things I can't really do.
Speaker 1: Just yes, or the brat pregnant?
Speaker 4: Well, somebody else just had a baby at fifty right
Speaker 4: on my tripp, Jayla was up there, but she was
Speaker 4: at fifty's forty.
Speaker 2: I guess I buy a baby at fifty, I would
Speaker 2: have to name it like Jesus, because it'd be like
Speaker 2: a miracle, like a baby Jesus, Jesus with a.
Speaker 4: Mexican I have a Mexican baby, daddy, and name the
Speaker 4: baby I.
Speaker 2: Want at this point.
Speaker 4: But let's go to the phone line. I don't have
Speaker 4: you know I do. I do cities, Madison, Logan, you know, Brooklyn, London, Jackson. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't. I don't have any celebrities that I would
Speaker 4: name the baby after I have I have, like.
Speaker 1: I want names to mean something, so I want them
Speaker 1: to be able to look at their name and say, okay,
Speaker 1: this is Arabic for such and such. I like naming
Speaker 1: my children after like you know, West African leaders. Parents.
Speaker 2: Do your research, parents when you name your kids, because
Speaker 2: I looked.
Speaker 1: Up the meeting of my name and it was very disappointing.
Speaker 4: What was it meaning?
Speaker 1: Lame?
Speaker 2: Like can't walk lame?
Speaker 4: Oh damn?
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks mom again, Jesus.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 19: This is Charmagne.
Speaker 4: Oh, Charmaine, good morning, good morning, my guy.
Speaker 12: My guy.
Speaker 4: You're from New York.
Speaker 13: No, I'm actually from Dayton, Ohio.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, usually that my guy is usually at
Speaker 6: New York things. But okay, Charmaine, who would you name
Speaker 6: your kids after?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 16: So I am a huge Fantasia and Nellie fan.
Speaker 20: So my dog name is Tasia and if I had
Speaker 20: any more kids, it would be Fantasia and Nelly.
Speaker 4: Jesus, how old are you?
Speaker 16: I am forty.
Speaker 11: Don't do mean she got time?
Speaker 2: She got time to get pregnant. I was just saying,
Speaker 2: because I'm fifty, it ain't happened for me, probably so
Speaker 2: for you, I'm just saying it could happen.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, definitely.
Speaker 1: Fantasta is a unique name. But it's unique because there's
Speaker 1: only one Fantasia. I don't know if it's unique. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think it's unique when it's a bunch of
Speaker 1: different people named Fantasia, just like Beyonce is a unique name.
Speaker 4: Or Rihanna, and tell everybody starting naming their kids.
Speaker 6: Right, Hello, who's this, Johanna? Hey, what celebrity would you
Speaker 6: name your kid after?
Speaker 19: I actually named my son after the game?
Speaker 4: That name is the game.
Speaker 2: His name is the game.
Speaker 18: No, his name is Jason. The game's real name is
Speaker 18: Jaceon Taylor. But my son name is Jason.
Speaker 2: I've never had another Jason, So okay, Hello, who's this? Hey, Merral,
Speaker 2: what celebrity would you name your kid after?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 20: Actually, after the game Jace, I just changed the uh
Speaker 20: uh to K and named my son K because all
Speaker 20: my husbands sides names.
Speaker 27: So with the k so.
Speaker 13: We named our kids starting with the k SO.
Speaker 20: I named him Kase.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's for the game.
Speaker 1: The game.
Speaker 4: You know, you know who else is named guess they
Speaker 4: gets named a lot?
Speaker 1: Jalen, Jalen, Yeah, jail I don't know what the hell
Speaker 1: I was trying to say, what you understood? People named
Speaker 1: their kids Jaalen a lot after jailer role.
Speaker 4: And he said his mother created that name.
Speaker 6: So that's why you see a lot of Jalen's after
Speaker 6: I guess he you know the Fab five?
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, all right.
Speaker 6: I know there's not another can named Rashawn r a
Speaker 6: a capital s h au wn. I know that has
Speaker 6: so many Rashawns are not not the way mine is spelled.
Speaker 6: I want to find a white Rashwan.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna find that white I know, a white
Speaker 4: Rushaan like Russian? Hello. Sorry, I'm sorry, Hello, can we
Speaker 4: can hear you? Mama?
Speaker 2: What what celebrity would you name your your child after?
Speaker 11: Beyonce?
Speaker 10: Of course, the queen.
Speaker 20: She's a Burgo like me, and I just I like her.
Speaker 13: I was talking to my child, you know, can look
Speaker 13: up to Beyonce.
Speaker 3: Look, you know, why would you do that?
Speaker 1: Morning?
Speaker 4: Why would you do that?
Speaker 19: I mean.
Speaker 13: Whole after Charlemagne. My my grandmama name is Charlotte. My
Speaker 13: mama name is Charmagne, so Charlemagne would be perfect.
Speaker 4: That's perfect because that's not even my name. You know,
Speaker 4: I got that.
Speaker 1: There was a there was an activist in Haiti, not
Speaker 1: an activist, but he was a was a rebel in
Speaker 1: Haiti and the Roman emperor, So you know I'm.
Speaker 4: Not the first Charlomagne. Charlama's na Leonard. My name is Leonard.
Speaker 4: It's Leonard, Leonard.
Speaker 2: Why sound French?
Speaker 1: If you make it sounds it's Leonard leon My mother
Speaker 1: dropped the oh no, Leonard.
Speaker 4: Then he started making a little money.
Speaker 2: Then he changes Leonard something next to get the British accent.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it's always been Leonard with an accent over the end.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, Hey, if what celebrity would you name your
Speaker 2: kid after?
Speaker 18: Well, I already named my first son after Paso.
Speaker 17: His name is Samel and the next one I would
Speaker 17: name my kid after is probably Tory Lane. But now
Speaker 17: it's the Lane Tory.
Speaker 4: That's not Tory Lanez. Though it's mad to It's been
Speaker 4: mad Toris before. She likes Tory Lanez and that's why
Speaker 4: she's naming him from Patpoo's the same.
Speaker 17: You said, what that's a free tory?
Speaker 4: Did you say free toys?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 4: How old you?
Speaker 17: I'm twenty four.
Speaker 4: Okay, you need to grow up right? All right?
Speaker 2: Up man, eight hundred and five and five.
Speaker 1: The little girl that was at the thing another day
Speaker 1: screaming about rock Nation with a toy.
Speaker 4: Sister, just nothing, Shut up, man, we're asking.
Speaker 6: You know, Rihanna and Asap Rocky named their kid Rizza
Speaker 6: after Wu Tang Clans member Rizza. So we're asking what
Speaker 6: celebrity would you name your kid after? Call us up
Speaker 6: right now, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Nowhew just joined us. We were talking about re Re
Speaker 6: and Asat Rocky. During the rumors, Claudia Jordan reported that
Speaker 6: they named their child Rizza after Wu Tang Clans Rizza.
Speaker 6: So we're asking what would you name your kid after?
Speaker 6: What celebrity would you name your kid after?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 17: Hey?
Speaker 22: What?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: What celebrity would you name your kids after?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 13: I have three boys.
Speaker 17: They're older now, but their names are O Marion Kanye
Speaker 17: and Kanya and nas.
Speaker 18: Shanna like Lathan.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, so you are a huge.
Speaker 17: Actually I wasn't.
Speaker 20: I don't know how it just came up.
Speaker 25: But I also get them with the opportunity that when.
Speaker 18: They turned at they could change their names.
Speaker 17: Or if they needed to, I was taken to the
Speaker 17: courthouse and they could change it.
Speaker 13: So you named your son Kanye, yes, o Marion and
Speaker 13: Kanye and sona wow?
Speaker 4: Man, all right, I just don't love.
Speaker 13: Named after celebrities.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I don't love no celebrities or their names that much.
Speaker 1: Even when I was saying that, you know, I was
Speaker 1: saying I was playing and say I would probably I
Speaker 1: can say Starks for a son. Right, that's not even
Speaker 1: necessarily based on ghost Face. That's Marvel comic book character
Speaker 1: Tony Starks. You know, it's just the name Starks sounds cool.
Speaker 1: But I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 6: Hello, list, Hello, this is hey Sasha. What celebrity would
Speaker 6: you name your kid after?
Speaker 18: Well, I already have named my son after celebrity Saya.
Speaker 11: Yes, I'm Transformer. Okay, Oh yeah, so I named him
Speaker 11: after sha Ya.
Speaker 3: I was in high school.
Speaker 4: Don't hold it to me, y'all.
Speaker 19: In turn, did not race try to clown for it.
Speaker 11: But my name is Sasha.
Speaker 20: I wanted him to have my nature, so that's where
Speaker 20: I love it.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you a questions. I said, did did
Speaker 4: you say that?
Speaker 1: You know you was young when you did it, so
Speaker 1: if you had to do it all over again now,
Speaker 1: you would name him Shi.
Speaker 11: Lah buff I was still name more so because of
Speaker 11: the me name.
Speaker 18: The name is Sha means gift from God, and he
Speaker 18: definitely was that.
Speaker 19: And that's where I was violent and he changed my life.
Speaker 18: So he's still a gift from God.
Speaker 4: Okay, now did you get did you conceive him?
Speaker 1: Did you get your club shot up after watching a
Speaker 1: Transformers movie?
Speaker 20: Definitely not the case.
Speaker 11: That's a whole long.
Speaker 13: Story that I won't you try to Charlamagne but no, no, no, no,
Speaker 13: just asking what the inspiration was about.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Mama, definitely yes, you our last caller this morning.
Speaker 4: Who would you name your your child after? After what celebrity?
Speaker 19: I actually named a few kids after celebrity. Okay, I
Speaker 19: named my twins. One name is Hendrick Lassie and the
Speaker 19: other one name is Phoenix Marley.
Speaker 4: Okay, the Marley family. Okay, So Lassie Marley. And where
Speaker 4: did Phoenix come from?
Speaker 19: Hendricks Joaquin Phoenix? Oh, okay, yeah, trying to find name
Speaker 19: because I only had girl names at the time, and
Speaker 19: I I just swore I was having girls and except boys.
Speaker 27: And I was like, okay, I've always liked Hendrick, so
Speaker 27: I needed another name. And I was like, okay, and
Speaker 27: what about Jaquin Phoenix? But Phoenix Marley instead? Okay, let
Speaker 27: you know if this soap opera called Passions back in
Speaker 27: the day, I was a huge.
Speaker 19: Fan growing up, so I named want my oldest son,
Speaker 19: Nicholas Fox first, after one of the characters on the show.
Speaker 4: Okay. I used to think the Stefano from Days of
Speaker 4: All Lives was a cool name. Stefano.
Speaker 2: Ye, yes, Stephan Demera.
Speaker 1: He's always weak have it, that's right? I mean, I mean,
Speaker 1: did we used to watch it? If you got a
Speaker 1: black grandma, you ain't had no choice, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If you had a black grandma and you had to
Speaker 1: stay with your grandma after school, he was watching Days
Speaker 1: All Lives in General Hospital.
Speaker 4: That was happening.
Speaker 6: My grandma watched a lot. My mother watched Another World.
Speaker 6: That's my mom watched Another World.
Speaker 1: Do we still believe in male and female names though,
Speaker 1: And the reason I say that is because my last
Speaker 1: two children, I thought that I thought they were going
Speaker 1: to be boys because I was like, already got two girls.
Speaker 1: But you know, that's not how God planned it. So
Speaker 1: the names I had for them, because I come up
Speaker 1: with the names when they're in the womb. For the
Speaker 1: names I had for them, I still named him that,
Speaker 1: you know, regardless that they were women, and come to
Speaker 1: find out that one of them actually was a woman
Speaker 1: or man's name. So do we care?
Speaker 4: No, we don't care. I mean no, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: It used to just be like a few uh not
Speaker 2: names that could go like both the ways, like Tracy, Chris,
Speaker 2: pat Now there's a lot of them.
Speaker 6: It's not really my last child, Peyton, I wanted to.
Speaker 6: I wanted to name her Kingston. I like the name Kingston,
Speaker 6: but my wife felt it was like a masculine name,
Speaker 6: a male name. But I think Kingston can be a woman,
Speaker 6: you know, guy or girl.
Speaker 4: In my opinion.
Speaker 1: That's that's very interesting because my last one I remember
Speaker 1: being at slutha Anita Copax or that Anita Copax sister
Speaker 1: crib and a woman was uh, looking at my wife's
Speaker 1: stomach and she was singing, it's a lot of masculine
Speaker 1: you coming from there.
Speaker 4: And you couldn't tell me that that wasn't a little boy.
Speaker 4: And I still gave him.
Speaker 1: I still gave her the name that I gave and
Speaker 1: it was Some people would probably think it's a masculine.
Speaker 6: Name, yeah, because I definitely wanted Kingston. But brook say
Speaker 6: they were Brooklyn. Some people say Brooklyn's a boy, Brooklyn's
Speaker 6: a girl, and you know, my Brooklyn's a girl.
Speaker 1: I think it's both.
Speaker 6: Yeah, both, it could be both. I think names could
Speaker 6: be both with the pend mm hmm, except like Claudia
Speaker 6: or Leonard Leonard Leonard.
Speaker 23: But what about Claude, Claudela, I could call you Claude Claude.
Speaker 6: No, I hate that name because nobody could see. Nobody
Speaker 6: could call a girl Rashawn. It got to be Rashaan.
Speaker 4: No, you can definitely call the girl that's a girl name.
Speaker 4: Rashawn has a girl name. Rashawn is not a girl's name.
Speaker 2: Absolutely a girl.
Speaker 4: Rashawn is a girl's name, a light skinned girl too.
Speaker 4: Man definitely would break all right.
Speaker 2: We got rumors on the way we're talking about in
Speaker 2: her controversial lyrics.
Speaker 4: All right, people mad at her, We'll get into that
Speaker 4: nexus The Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Yah yah yas ya yasha ya morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody's d e j n V. Cholamine the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Our guest co host, Claudia
Speaker 6: Jordan is here, and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 24: Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't
Speaker 24: have that fire up.
Speaker 12: Inside of you to get you all the way together.
Speaker 4: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 2: One thing that I'm not as a liar. First of all,
Speaker 2: my memories, he bad be a liar, And second of all,
Speaker 2: there's just too many witnesses and people know what happened.
Speaker 15: People know the truth.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club, all right, we're talking about the
Speaker 2: one that got away, and this time we're talking about
Speaker 2: Safar Samuels. He denies that Nicki Minaj was the one
Speaker 2: that got away, but I kind of think she was.
Speaker 2: There's some audio about this.
Speaker 4: So is there one woman that you would agree that
Speaker 4: got away?
Speaker 14: I wouldn't say one that got away, But you know,
Speaker 14: sometimes when I look back at my life and you know,
Speaker 14: certain situations, and now that I've seen the amount of
Speaker 14: things that I've been through.
Speaker 4: Just when it comes to, you know, breaking up.
Speaker 16: You look back and say, damn, maybe you know you
Speaker 16: could have got through that.
Speaker 4: Caire a name, I'll give a hint. We were together
Speaker 4: for a very long time. How long you come? All right?
Speaker 5: So far?
Speaker 2: He was with Nicki Minaje for about ten years and
Speaker 2: then he went on to marry Eric Amena. That lasted
Speaker 2: just two years and they had two kids. So now
Speaker 2: this rumors about him and Amara Lanegra circulating. So I
Speaker 2: don't know what you think. You think you regrets that.
Speaker 1: I think at a woman, Claudia, how do you feel
Speaker 1: if you in a relationship with somebody and uh, they
Speaker 1: saying that they're exit the one that got away?
Speaker 4: How did that make you feel?
Speaker 1: Just asking?
Speaker 2: I'd probably want to put hands on them, I tell
Speaker 2: us the fight.
Speaker 1: No, that ain't it, bro That ain't what you need
Speaker 1: to be saying, especially if you're in the whole other stitution.
Speaker 6: It could have been before that, because I think they
Speaker 6: just announced the Amounel of Negro situation.
Speaker 4: But I would also say that remember they that wasn't
Speaker 4: that wasn't a new I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure when that interview came out, but you
Speaker 6: don't remember he was with Nicky when they were damn
Speaker 6: their teams growing up rapping with each other. They were young, young,
Speaker 6: so I think they started to have more as relationship.
Speaker 6: I think they were more friends at first, you know,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 2: And I hate about the whole one that got away conversation.
Speaker 2: A lot of times a simple conversation would help that,
Speaker 2: but one of the people is not really being not
Speaker 2: doing it, you know, fearful of saying it. I've had
Speaker 2: a couple of times where the friends would tell me
Speaker 2: such and such really loved you. I'm like, but he
Speaker 2: never told me. So listen, y'all, with all the stuff
Speaker 2: that's going on in the world, don't waste time. If
Speaker 2: there's someone that you feel like got away or you
Speaker 2: really love, let them know.
Speaker 4: Spend the block.
Speaker 2: Spend the block.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, that's only for the single people.
Speaker 1: Like if you, if you in a relationship, you better
Speaker 1: not spend that damn block, and you better not be
Speaker 1: publicly saying that that's that person is the one who
Speaker 1: got away if you already, if you're in a relationship.
Speaker 2: We talked to the single people absolutely all right, Moving on,
Speaker 2: Diddy and Jermain Dupriez versus battle has not been confirmed,
Speaker 2: but people think it's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Y'all here for this, Yes, I think it's gonna happen.
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 6: I think there was rumors that did he released a
Speaker 6: date by accident, But I think it's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Who do you think would win that?
Speaker 1: It just depends on We've been having this conversation for months.
Speaker 1: I think that they should just keep it to R
Speaker 1: and B in remix. That's my personal opinion. Can you
Speaker 1: know if the rumors are true that they're doing it
Speaker 1: at Madison Square Garden, I think that's uh. That's also
Speaker 1: an unfair advantage for Diddy. I don't think the should
Speaker 1: do it in Atlanta either. I think they should pick
Speaker 1: a neutral. I think Madison Square Garden is good. But
Speaker 1: you know the thing with of course you.
Speaker 4: Do because you' from New York. You want to need
Speaker 4: to have home field.
Speaker 6: Not only that, but you remember, Jermaine Dupree has a
Speaker 6: lot of his artists living, So when they do this,
Speaker 6: you're gonna have a lot of ushers alive to perform.
Speaker 6: A riot is alive to perform with with you know Diddy,
Speaker 6: you know Biggie Biggie's not here, Craig Max not here.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't think he messes with Mace, So a lot
Speaker 6: of his artists is gonna be a lot more difficult
Speaker 6: to pull off that show.
Speaker 4: Not to say that he can't, but it's gonna be
Speaker 4: a little more difficult.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd like to see them keep it. The R
Speaker 1: and B and UH remixes don't And by the way,
Speaker 1: I don't know who wins.
Speaker 4: You can't. That's like one of those ones that's a
Speaker 4: toss up.
Speaker 2: I think that's equally yoked verses right there, like Big Time.
Speaker 1: Unless you factor in hip hop, people are factor and
Speaker 1: hip hop, it goes to Diddy a lot, you think, so.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, okay, well people are ready for this.
Speaker 2: We have some tweets. Rock Love twenty one says, oh,
Speaker 2: we got to get an office ready for the living room,
Speaker 2: and Sally Buck says the super light that's super light
Speaker 2: for puff and then uh not like it's not like
Speaker 2: Big Mop six says Jermaine Dupree, sweeping him seven zero.
Speaker 4: It could be.
Speaker 1: Positive listen possible too, and I would take something even
Speaker 1: with the hip hop conversation if that could be generational
Speaker 1: as well, right, because we're not gonna sit here and
Speaker 1: act like you know, Jamaine Dupree ain't attached to some
Speaker 1: like some some some hip hop, some jendary hippop, bloods.
Speaker 4: Bad franchise Boys, Bone Crusher.
Speaker 2: I think I think they sleep on Jamaine a little bit,
Speaker 2: but they.
Speaker 4: Definitely sleep on Jamie.
Speaker 6: But I just don't know what you do when they
Speaker 6: do that performance, and and and JD brings Usher on
Speaker 6: that stage, you know, and JD brings Mariah Carry on
Speaker 6: that stage.
Speaker 4: That's those are tough acts, but you acting like I know.
Speaker 4: We like to say, did he don't have people that's
Speaker 4: not here? But that's not true.
Speaker 1: Just here, that's Joas Jodasy is here because did he
Speaker 1: got a long back? Did he can go in his
Speaker 1: uptown records? Back to faith is here?
Speaker 4: This twelve is here, This is really this could really
Speaker 4: be an Usher and Mary.
Speaker 2: But a lot of Diddy's people aren't doing well. He's
Speaker 2: gonna have to bring on holograms.
Speaker 4: You know what, Claudia, you know, just just just what that's.
Speaker 2: Just it's very nice to say he needs some of
Speaker 2: the holograms.
Speaker 4: All right, what else?
Speaker 6: We got my line because you gotta think g Depp
Speaker 6: is locked up, Black Robs not here, A lot of
Speaker 6: a lot of Diddy's artists.
Speaker 1: Of all the people I just name, You keep naming
Speaker 1: people that's not here, there's a lot of people that's
Speaker 1: still here too.
Speaker 2: Though it's an unusual number of people that are not
Speaker 2: doing well. I'm just gonna go ahead and say it.
Speaker 2: But you also don't know their relationships though. Are we
Speaker 2: all scared of Diddy right now?
Speaker 6: No, you don't know the relationship between the artists. Like
Speaker 6: you know, Mason Diddy don't see out of eyes, So
Speaker 6: would Mace get out there? And Mace's you know, had
Speaker 6: a lot of Diddy.
Speaker 2: You need Mace there?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. Do you need Mace? I
Speaker 4: don't know if you need them.
Speaker 2: I think he was You don't think it was big.
Speaker 1: I just think when you're going against Jermaine Dupria, it
Speaker 1: is gonna be more R and B driven. I just
Speaker 1: think you need more of your R and B artists,
Speaker 1: Like I said, the Totals, the Mary J Bliges escapes,
Speaker 1: the Jodases, Like, that's what you need.
Speaker 4: To me, that's what you need more of? What do
Speaker 4: I know? Nothing?
Speaker 2: All Right? Moving on, let's do you apologize for Flags
Speaker 2: Johnson's controversial reference in a new song. You know she's
Speaker 2: at basketball player that's really doing her thing and a rapper.
Speaker 2: She deleted her latest rap video, she covered Lottos put
Speaker 2: It on the floor. She received backlash and criticism for
Speaker 2: a lyric referencing nine to eleven all.
Speaker 6: Right, because she said in a nine to eleven talking
Speaker 6: about the car to Porsche and a nine eleven blown smoke,
Speaker 6: talking about blowing weed.
Speaker 4: And then she made the reference to the towers. It's
Speaker 4: just a slick line. It's a slip line.
Speaker 1: I mean, the towers were smoking and she said r
Speaker 1: ip and the ad lib if you listen, if I
Speaker 1: just thought it was a slick line.
Speaker 6: That's the conversation we had before. You know, that's back
Speaker 6: in the day. People would look at those and be like, oh,
Speaker 6: that was a dope line. But like when we played
Speaker 6: Big Biggie, they take that line out now, Yeah.
Speaker 1: But they didn't bleep that until after nine to eleven
Speaker 1: because if I'm correct, that first reference Biggie made blow
Speaker 1: up like the World Trade. That was when the first bomber,
Speaker 1: the first bombing of the World Trades, correct, right, was
Speaker 1: that Timothy McVeigh on.
Speaker 2: No, No, that was Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: That Oklahoma, Okay, who's the first?
Speaker 2: I don't know if we got the name on that one.
Speaker 4: I was remember at that time, I went elementary school.
Speaker 4: I was young, young, Damn, you can't.
Speaker 2: This culture is making it where you can't really say
Speaker 2: anything anymore.
Speaker 4: We grew up in the nineteen hundreds. We'll never understand.
Speaker 2: The nineteen hundreds was a wild time. Yes, Artie Bunker,
Speaker 2: you would say the N word on TV and no
Speaker 2: one flints.
Speaker 6: But you can't say that because people were mad. When
Speaker 6: Drake said something about MEGANE. Stallion, it was like he
Speaker 6: went too far. But now you're saying franzis didn't know
Speaker 6: will go too far. I don't think that any of
Speaker 6: its too far. This is rap's lyrics. That they play
Speaker 6: with the lines. It's it's kind of dope to you know,
Speaker 6: when people play with the lines. I don't think aybody
Speaker 6: should take it personal.
Speaker 1: Is rap.
Speaker 2: Everybody wants to be a victim and be offended.
Speaker 6: Jadakiss, jay Z Fabulous and all those lyricists that you
Speaker 6: guys love could never be able to do that because
Speaker 6: they always play that line.
Speaker 1: You a whole snitch. What you are, just a snitch
Speaker 1: shopping They had the name, none of them people. Just
Speaker 1: now you're just making these little youngsters go dig up
Speaker 1: they catalogs for no.
Speaker 4: Damn right, so what oh oh oh oh oh man,
Speaker 4: damn well we do that now. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So also yesterday when now I was watching the game,
Speaker 6: somebody sent me something. Somebody was watching Wheel of Fortune
Speaker 6: and this lady was raising money. White woman was raising
Speaker 6: money for any charity that she want, and this is
Speaker 6: the charity she picked.
Speaker 4: I hope you went a lot of money.
Speaker 9: Time you'll be winning it for I am winning it
Speaker 9: for the Mental Wealth Alliance trying to look at mental
Speaker 9: health as mental wealth. It's part of the Giving Back Fund.
Speaker 9: And I learned about this from Charlemagne the God. He
Speaker 9: was on my podcast and told me about this organization
Speaker 9: that he is part of and they provide state of
Speaker 9: the art mental health services to underserved black communities all
Speaker 9: over the United States.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully all went a lot of dough. Here tell
Speaker 1: you how much I hate DJ No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: let me tell how much I hate you. I just said,
Speaker 1: you just said that was some white woman on Wheel
Speaker 1: of Fortune. That was celebrity will of fortune, and that
Speaker 1: was mayem Bolic. You know who Mayam Beolick is. That's Blossomed. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's Amy Pharah Foula from the Big Bank Theory. All right,
Speaker 1: he look to Mallium. How dare you just say that
Speaker 1: after some random white woman on whill of fortune? Okay,
Speaker 1: I don't know who she is. Jesus, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Jesus, y'all don't know Blossom.
Speaker 2: I know Blossom, I don't know.
Speaker 4: You don't know Amy Farah Foula from the Big Bank Theory.
Speaker 6: Bock, that's you, Blossom, Judy Bloom.
Speaker 4: That's your inner childhood.
Speaker 2: What's up with Charlemagne?
Speaker 18: You know what?
Speaker 1: You have?
Speaker 2: Like a little in a white girl?
Speaker 4: You know, you all?
Speaker 2: He's a teenage my girl.
Speaker 20: Yes he is.
Speaker 1: Anyways, Luthor miyam for she wrote, she won sixty two
Speaker 1: thousands for my nonprofit for the miss of my nonprofit organization,
Speaker 1: the Mental Wealth Alliance, in conjunction with the giving back
Speaker 1: from and just just thank her for I want to
Speaker 1: thank her for recognizing the work we are doing at
Speaker 1: the Mental Wealth Wealth Alliance. And you know every year
Speaker 1: we do our Mental Wealth Expo here in New York City,
Speaker 1: We're doing it again this year in October, when we
Speaker 1: bring together all the therapists and psychiatrists and spiritual leaders,
Speaker 1: anyone who can help you on your healing journey. Last year,
Speaker 1: our keynote speakers were Sarah Jakes Roberts and Torrey Roberts.
Speaker 1: We had Nadre Towab Glover, Debbie Brown, doctor Rita Walker,
Speaker 1: Resmudminicum has been there, and maybe this year we get Mayam,
Speaker 1: we get miam Bialla to pull upright?
Speaker 4: Why not? Why not? That is your rumor report? You
Speaker 4: got any Sally Myris for charlam or anything like that. No,
Speaker 4: it is Sally Myris, Oh, Miley Cyrus.
Speaker 19: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I love when people get white people names wrong because
Speaker 1: they alway get our names wrong. So I do it
Speaker 1: on purpose, Like I'll be like Elton john Is in
Speaker 1: the Beatles, Stinging's in the Beatles.
Speaker 6: I do that on purpose. Oh my good, I like
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Speaker 4: They got a special get joining us this morning. Yes,
Speaker 4: indeed you got the brother of my son. What's going on?
Speaker 3: King?
Speaker 4: And we have the brother j Jordan. Welcome brother. Neither
Speaker 4: one of them missing?
Speaker 1: No push up, No, you ain't missing, Undeath Now I'm.
Speaker 4: Doing all right?
Speaker 24: Now?
Speaker 4: What's going on? Brothers? How's every day? Everything is good?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: You know, just navigating, you know, especially in this society.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 14: I pretty much just came here to let my brother
Speaker 14: do most of the talking. You know, we we've been family,
Speaker 14: you know. Carmen this is Carmen's husband. So we met
Speaker 14: Carmen Pes, you know, and we met through that. But
Speaker 14: he's just an amazing individual. You know, he's formally incarcerated
Speaker 14: and the work he does now formally incarcerated people, it's
Speaker 14: just phenomenal.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 14: We started, he started with this organization called Time Done
Speaker 14: and we had did a concert which the late Great
Speaker 14: Nipsey was there, and you know, me and Nipsey built
Speaker 14: for like two hours there he had me interviewing Nipsey.
Speaker 14: He was one of the like one of the final
Speaker 14: days that like the year, probably like six months before
Speaker 14: he passed away. And from there he started this safety
Speaker 14: organized what is it called again Alliance for Safety and
Speaker 14: Justice organization, which is focused on getting people who have
Speaker 14: records expunged. You know, after you've done your time and
Speaker 14: you've been in society and showed that you're a productive membrum.
Speaker 14: You know, it's so much collateral damage that comes with
Speaker 14: being a feeling or formally incarcerated individual. And you know,
Speaker 14: he's been doing that work. He's actually got some of
Speaker 14: these laws passed in California right now. So we're working
Speaker 14: to try to align with other individuals who have platforms
Speaker 14: who've been formally constrated, like myself and himself, and just
Speaker 14: other people in general who have platform to understand how
Speaker 14: you know, people who have records can be you know,
Speaker 14: productive members of society and continue to help us move
Speaker 14: this com mission.
Speaker 6: I'm glad you did because I actually have a question
Speaker 6: about expungement. So I know in certain towns you had
Speaker 6: a certain I think that I think the date was
Speaker 6: May first or June. First, you have a certain amount
Speaker 6: of time where you can go to the courthouse, fill
Speaker 6: out the paperwork, and they can expunge some of the
Speaker 6: stuff that was on your record. But my question has
Speaker 6: always been, when you do get something expunged, is it
Speaker 6: really off your record. I'm gonna tell you why you
Speaker 6: just had to say I had. I had a case
Speaker 6: when I was nineteen or twenty in Virginia twenty years
Speaker 6: ago when I went to get my license for my
Speaker 6: handgun in Jersey.
Speaker 4: I'm licensed in thirty eight states, but they just allowed
Speaker 4: it to have it.
Speaker 6: It popped up and I was like, it's supposed to
Speaker 6: be expunged, but obviously it wasn't. So I'm like, is
Speaker 6: this really just some bs where it's not really a sponge.
Speaker 6: I still was able to get it, but it made
Speaker 6: me jump to a couple of hoops that I shouldn't
Speaker 6: have had to jump through because they told me it
Speaker 6: was quote on quote next.
Speaker 22: Mon Yeah, all right, so there's there's and it wasn't
Speaker 22: a violent crime and nothing like that. But still, yeah,
Speaker 22: so there's like some level seting I want to do. Right,
Speaker 22: so most people in America don't know the information.
Speaker 4: I'll it to give you. So what is a criminal record?
Speaker 4: A criminal record is a lineup data.
Speaker 22: It's a history of someone breaking the law and exists
Speaker 22: in four different forms. The first form is what the
Speaker 22: police have in their car. It's the law enforcement telecommunication system.
Speaker 22: So when you get I got pulled over coming here
Speaker 22: right when they see your license plate and they run it,
Speaker 22: they pull up everything about you and that never goes away.
Speaker 22: But the cops can see everything you've done, you got
Speaker 22: in trouble with the law, everything, they can see it
Speaker 22: all right, telecommunication system. Every state has one. The second
Speaker 22: one of the courthouse. This is the one that's crazy.
Speaker 22: This is data that the courthouses and it's you can buy.
Speaker 22: Anyone can go and buy the data. So your data
Speaker 22: is for sale right now. And there's a multi billion
Speaker 22: dollar industry, the background check companies, multi billion dollar industry
Speaker 22: after nine to eleven. In two thousand and three, they
Speaker 22: start at the Background Check Association of America and they
Speaker 22: exploded so much so because we live in a fear
Speaker 22: based society. After nine to eleven, everyone started to do
Speaker 22: background checks. Nine out of ten employers do background checks,
Speaker 22: four out of five landlords do background checks.
Speaker 4: So everyone is buying your data.
Speaker 22: Right now, you can go to the county courts in
Speaker 22: San Juaquin County in Stockton, California and pull my record up.
Speaker 22: It's for sale. That's the second place. The third place
Speaker 22: is the state. Every state has either a Department of
Speaker 22: Justice or a state police that is just a record
Speaker 22: of information. So if you get your record expunged, it
Speaker 22: goes DJMV, gun charge and then expungement, so you can
Speaker 22: see everything. And then the FBI had a database, which
Speaker 22: is what they run when you try to get a back.
Speaker 22: We try to get a gun, so these criminal records
Speaker 22: live in these four databases. Expungement is a process where
Speaker 22: it's supposed to shield. A lot of states don't have
Speaker 22: an expungement statue where people can just get rid of
Speaker 22: your record. It doesn't exist right for several reasons, one
Speaker 22: mainly being that the court systems don't have the technology
Speaker 22: to do it. So when we started in California five
Speaker 22: years ago and I'm like, wait a minute, I can
Speaker 22: never get my record away. I'm always going to live
Speaker 22: with this record. The answer was yes. So it took
Speaker 22: us five years. Everyone told us we couldn't do it.
Speaker 22: I don't know that, like I walked around with a
Speaker 22: penal code, a pinal cold like seven thousand pages writing
Speaker 22: the law, try and figure it out. Built a team
Speaker 22: around this, and it took us five years to past this.
Speaker 22: We had to learn the data systems in California. We
Speaker 22: have to work with the Department of Justice, we have
Speaker 22: to work with courthouses. All the attorneys who've been working
Speaker 22: on this for years told us we couldn't do it.
Speaker 22: Everyone told me I was crazy, Right, I got a record.
Speaker 22: I got a record, and people were like, Jay, this
Speaker 22: cannot be done. I said, you crazy. So we passed
Speaker 22: three sets of laws and one budget, and now everybody
Speaker 22: in California has access to expungement except for sex offenders.
Speaker 4: It took us five years to do that. It took
Speaker 4: us a.
Speaker 22: Concert, sold our concert at the Greek We had to
Speaker 22: bring five hundred families up to the State House. We
Speaker 22: have to do that over and over and over. The
Speaker 22: reason being is this that in America there are eighty
Speaker 22: million people with a record eighty million. That's more than
Speaker 22: a population of Canada, right, and nine out of ten
Speaker 22: of those folks already served our time. They're like us,
Speaker 22: we're mothers, fathers. We ain't committed no crimes. We're not criminals.
Speaker 22: We just broke the law a while ago.
Speaker 4: My crime was we was young and didn't know no
Speaker 4: better exactly. I was eighteen, first out of high school.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 22: The problem with having a record in America is you
Speaker 22: face what is called collateral consequences.
Speaker 4: Normally know what this stuff is.
Speaker 22: Collateral consequences are legal restrictions that kick in after you
Speaker 22: serve your time.
Speaker 4: There are forty thousand of these things.
Speaker 22: Half of them are employment related and locked people out
Speaker 22: of entire industries healthcare, insurance, government education.
Speaker 4: You can't work in if you have a felony, so
Speaker 4: you're locked out of society, and you can't rent anywhere.
Speaker 22: You literally can't rent in places in midtown or uptown
Speaker 22: because they run background checks. So folks are forced to
Speaker 22: move to the Bronx right or move to new work right.
Speaker 22: They're all living together, and the impacts of not being
Speaker 22: able to make the money you need to make to
Speaker 22: not being able to make the money because you can't
Speaker 22: get the job. It impacts your lifelong earning, It brings
Speaker 22: down your health outcomes. It is bad for a lot
Speaker 22: of families, right, and it causes what is called post conviction,
Speaker 22: poverty all around the country. So when you see people
Speaker 22: around here walking down the streets, homeless, addicted, and they're like,
Speaker 22: and we're all like, what happened At some moment in time,
Speaker 22: they broke the law and they couldn't get back on
Speaker 22: their feet, right, And so what we're saying is there
Speaker 22: is a way out of that.
Speaker 4: We call it Sunset laws. It takes a long time
Speaker 4: to do, but we're doing it.
Speaker 22: And folks like my son, folks like you, Folks like
Speaker 22: you know, with platforms that can help us raise awareness
Speaker 22: about this is the only.
Speaker 4: Way we'll get passed it. How did that work? What's
Speaker 4: the solution? I mean?
Speaker 22: So it is literally passing state laws. Like we have
Speaker 22: to go state by state and dissect these laws.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 22: Like, listen, I got a record twenty years ago. My
Speaker 22: wife never did nothing. We can never adopt kids. We
Speaker 22: can never adopt kids. We getting up there in age,
Speaker 22: We can never adopt kids.
Speaker 4: In some states, if it was a feling, she can't
Speaker 4: even have a gun in the house. Nd percent. She
Speaker 4: can't have a gun with a fella in the house.
Speaker 22: Wow, one hundred percent. So how am I supposed to
Speaker 22: protect myself or my family? Right, and I am not
Speaker 22: the exception.
Speaker 4: I'm the rule.
Speaker 22: And when I tried to go change this, everybody told
Speaker 22: me no. Everybody was like, it is impossible. But the
Speaker 22: only way was like we literally we literally had to
Speaker 22: bring It took us. It took us, like I say,
Speaker 22: five years, but we had to bring sheriffs, DA's judges,
Speaker 22: police and tell them what was going on. They didn't
Speaker 22: even know. The courts didn't even know. And and the
Speaker 22: problem with all of this is ninety eight percent of
Speaker 22: convictions come with a pola barker. You took a deal.
Speaker 4: Of course, I took a deal. You took a deal, right,
Speaker 4: We took deals.
Speaker 22: Nowhere on our deal told us that we're going to
Speaker 22: be facing forty thousand leagal restrictions.
Speaker 4: Now we're on the deal. They told you DJ mvy,
Speaker 4: oh you have problems on the gun. They didn't tell
Speaker 4: you that. They don't tell you. So this is actual
Speaker 4: tangible things you can touch. When you say forty thousand.
Speaker 1: Resive because in my mind I'm just like, yeah, of course,
Speaker 1: you know, we can't get apartments. We can't get but
Speaker 1: there's an actual laws, an actual laws, either wasted laws.
Speaker 1: You can go to the National Inventory Consequences Resource centers.
Speaker 22: You can't be a dogwork. It's the National Inventory of
Speaker 22: Collateral Consequences. Go to the website National Inventory of Collateral
Speaker 22: Consequences and you can look all these laws up. It
Speaker 22: was written laws like penal coaches section two three five.
Speaker 22: You can't be a dogwalker, pinal coat forty thousand of
Speaker 22: these things, right, and people are walking around and don't
Speaker 22: even know what's.
Speaker 6: The cost of doing it ballpark because somebody out there
Speaker 6: might be like, shoot, the cost of that much effort.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna stay with this because.
Speaker 6: I ain't got enough money to pay for attorneys and
Speaker 6: filing and how long it's it gonna take.
Speaker 22: It depends on different states. Right in California is about
Speaker 22: one hundred to hundred bucks, but I think thousand, like
Speaker 22: a hundred to two hundred dollars. But in California we
Speaker 22: made it free. You don't need an attn nothing like
Speaker 22: if you file proper like I did, Like you go
Speaker 22: in there and say, I want to represent myself, right
Speaker 22: that right there, I paid one hundred and ten bucks
Speaker 22: and that's all I have to pay, right, I mean,
Speaker 22: you got to get the copies and all that stuff,
Speaker 22: and serve the DA and serve the core.
Speaker 4: But again, it's different in every single state, which is
Speaker 4: the problem.
Speaker 22: Right, It's like if you got if you got cases
Speaker 22: in multiple states, You're like, what do I do?
Speaker 3: So what?
Speaker 22: So what we're doing is building a repository saying this
Speaker 22: is what expungement should look like. This is what expungement is,
Speaker 22: and this is what expungement should look like, and this
Speaker 22: is how you navigate. There's nothing out there like this.
Speaker 4: Well how can people follow?
Speaker 2: Listen?
Speaker 22: So listen follow me ig twitter at mister j Jordan
Speaker 22: spelled all the way out. That's where a lot of
Speaker 22: the content happens. That's where you get plugged in at
Speaker 22: time done.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 22: Those two You can follow us man, you go to
Speaker 22: time done dot org. But again, like you know, I
Speaker 22: am here. If you have a record, if you've ever
Speaker 22: been arrested, are incarcerated, So again like people think that
Speaker 22: having a record as only you went to prison in jail. No,
Speaker 22: if you've ever been arrested or incarcerated, there is a
Speaker 22: community for you. Where the community for you that is
Speaker 22: ensuring that you're economically stable. We will train you, you know,
Speaker 22: will teach you how to advocate and we are going
Speaker 22: to pass these laws in every single stake that's.
Speaker 14: And we need as many influencers and voices and people
Speaker 14: who have platforms to speak up against it. You know,
Speaker 14: it's a lot of people that have been formally incarcerated
Speaker 14: within this industry, in so many different industries, and they
Speaker 14: face these same collateral damages. So I'm actioning that we
Speaker 14: connect and we utilize our platforms and try to.
Speaker 4: Help this, you know, this whole narrative and this whole
Speaker 4: movement move forward.
Speaker 6: I will shout to my sona Jay Jordan for joining us,
Speaker 6: and thank you Cordia and Jordan for joining us today.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me back. I had a good time, yep.
Speaker 4: And we'll see tomorrow what you doing today.
Speaker 2: I need to get this ponytail fixed because I had
Speaker 2: a night.
Speaker 4: You had a night. Had a nights.
Speaker 1: No hookerh spots. Don't let nobody gash you up to
Speaker 1: go to the club. You know, Thursday nights is the
Speaker 1: weekend in New York City.
Speaker 4: Go get some rest.
Speaker 1: I'm a rest.
Speaker 2: I'm arrest, but I get bit of stories when I don't.
Speaker 4: Why about your boo? You know you got a boo
Speaker 4: out here? Did you come up with him yet.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Oh god, all right, Charlomon, you got a positive note.
Speaker 4: Sounds like that ponytail not the only thing needs to
Speaker 4: be replaced.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: The positive note is simply this. You know, it's mental
Speaker 1: health aware in this month, man. So I just want
Speaker 1: to tell everybody out there, really a reminder. Mental health
Speaker 1: is not a destination for the process. It's about how
Speaker 1: you drive, not where you're going.
Speaker 4: Breakfast club you don't finish for y'all.
Speaker 1: Dump