Speaker 1: Good morning in Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo God peace to the plane.
Speaker 3: It is Tuesday, and we have just hilarious here with us.
Speaker 3: She's not our special guest, so she doesn't want to
Speaker 3: be called a special guest. She don't want to be
Speaker 3: called the special guest.
Speaker 4: Just a special co host, just a special removed guests. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, yeah, like it is groovy, groovy, that hands hilarious.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I got a haadcut. That's why yesterday I ain't had
Speaker 1: no haircut. That headline was right here yesterday. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean.
Speaker 4: But she looked nice.
Speaker 2: She looked yes.
Speaker 5: Skin glow.
Speaker 2: You ain't about the skin.
Speaker 4: I know your skin is mad glowing. You know it's
Speaker 4: always pretty.
Speaker 1: Not no vac. That is doctor Nataja Sandy polished product.
Speaker 4: Baby right Okay, And look I can only vouch for
Speaker 4: it because I just recently visited her. Got my chemical pill.
Speaker 4: I'm getting my skin, my skin done. But listen, you
Speaker 4: you should have prepped me a little bit more. Natasha
Speaker 4: Sandy sane to be played with. I walked I walked
Speaker 4: in there, right, and she was like, you smoke And
Speaker 4: I was like, yeah, what's up? And she was like,
Speaker 4: what do you smoke out of? I was like backwood.
Speaker 4: She was like, yep, I can see it all.
Speaker 6: Leave it.
Speaker 4: I said, Yeah'm gonna watch somebody else that's this. Yes,
Speaker 4: she will look at you and she can pick apart
Speaker 4: your face literally and see what you're doing, what you're
Speaker 4: not doing. She said, you eat way too much dairy.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, like damn, she was reading my
Speaker 4: life and that's the first time somebody ever read me.
Speaker 2: And it was true and backwards.
Speaker 4: What it is.
Speaker 2: I just want you to smoking backwards with dary smoke them.
Speaker 2: No more papers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know that.
Speaker 2: That's not a lot.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well she got she got a bag full of
Speaker 3: bag full of cannabis this morning.
Speaker 2: So good cannabis, that's right, So she's good this morning. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: Now who got joining us this morning? We had the
Speaker 3: brother Jamore.
Speaker 1: Bowman, Congressman Jamal Bowman. You probably seen Congressman Jamal Bowman
Speaker 1: lately in the news. He got into it with a
Speaker 1: congressman from Kentucky over guns. He got into it with
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor Green last week over. I don't even remember
Speaker 1: what they was all getting over. We'll talk to him
Speaker 1: about a whole bunch of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got a lot to discuss. And then Lebron
Speaker 3: James Lakers are out. Do you watch the game?
Speaker 2: No, that game beyond too late. I watched the first half.
Speaker 3: Watched the first half, and they were up by but
Speaker 3: twelve in the first half, had like thirty in the
Speaker 3: first half, thirty one in the first half. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: we'll discuss that as well.
Speaker 2: I say, you might retire. I don't think so.
Speaker 3: He said that last I said, I don't think so, though,
Speaker 3: I think he wants to play.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with his son, gonna be in the league til
Speaker 2: twenty four, two years. It's a long time. He's thirty eight.
Speaker 2: He's still dropping forty eight though. That's a long time
Speaker 2: when you thirty eight.
Speaker 3: Still dropping forty eight though, been in the league twenty years.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we'll get tell all that when we
Speaker 3: come back. Front Page News and Tesla and figure Out
Speaker 3: will be joining up.
Speaker 4: So don't move.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Owning everybody. It's DJ
Speaker 3: Envy Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Jess
Speaker 3: hilarious is he?
Speaker 2: Of course?
Speaker 3: And let's get in some front page news now. I
Speaker 3: want to start off with the homie Carmelo Anthony. After
Speaker 3: nineteen seasons, Carmelo Anthony has decided to retire from basketball.
Speaker 3: Six All Star games, he averaged twenty four point seven points.
Speaker 3: He had a total points of ten thousand, just amazing.
Speaker 3: The only thing he was missing was a ring.
Speaker 2: What happened? Man got caught it in reading like Jess.
Speaker 3: Now, I was just looking at I was just looking
Speaker 3: at all his accolades, and I wanted to make sure
Speaker 3: I didn't miss anything that you know that he did
Speaker 3: of from the Olympics to everything or I just wanted
Speaker 3: to make sure I wasn't missing anything.
Speaker 2: But the only thing he didn't get is a ring.
Speaker 1: I mean, Mello wanted the best to ever do it.
Speaker 1: One of the greatest offensive players we've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Absolutely now question who should retire his jersey?
Speaker 2: Uh, the Nicks and the Nuggets.
Speaker 3: He was number fifteen, the Nuggets and jokers number fifteen.
Speaker 2: That ain't happening.
Speaker 1: They just have to put something in the raptors that
Speaker 1: that ain't that number fifteen is only going up with
Speaker 1: a joker.
Speaker 2: You ain't got worried about that now.
Speaker 3: Also, the Ellie Lakers was sent home. Yesterday, the Nuggets
Speaker 3: beat the Lakers one thirteen, one eleven. They swept the Lakers,
Speaker 3: and this is what Lebron said after the game.
Speaker 7: I might have to say it's a successful year because
Speaker 7: I don't play for anything besides winning championships at this
Speaker 7: point in my career, and I don't. I don't get
Speaker 7: a kick out of making a conference appearance. I've got
Speaker 7: it a lot, and it's not fun to me to
Speaker 7: not be able to be able to be a part of, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, getting to the finals. But but let's see,
Speaker 7: we'll see what happens going forward.
Speaker 8: But I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I had a lot to think about, to be honest.
Speaker 7: I had a lot to think about, to be honest,
Speaker 7: and just for me personally going going forward with the
Speaker 7: game of basketball, a lot to think about.
Speaker 1: I don't think Lebron James is the greatest player of
Speaker 1: all time like some of y'all, But if you want
Speaker 1: to argue to on down, I'm fine with that. But
Speaker 1: man is absolutely one of the best to ever do it.
Speaker 1: So to me, this loss doesn't help our hurt his legacy.
Speaker 1: Like like he said, he's been to the Western Conference.
Speaker 1: He's then conference finals a bunch of times, Conference finals
Speaker 1: a bunch of times.
Speaker 2: Oh you know, it don't help our hurt his legacy.
Speaker 3: To me, I do think he's gonna stay two years.
Speaker 3: I think he wants to play with his son, and
Speaker 3: I think he's that's his goal.
Speaker 1: Well, he said he contemplated. We cut it off, but
Speaker 1: he said he's contemplating. He said he has a lot
Speaker 1: to think about in regard his future in basketball.
Speaker 3: And to all the kids out there that's listening. You know,
Speaker 3: Joker was second round pick. He was picked forty fourth,
Speaker 3: so there was like forty four teams that had the
Speaker 3: option to pick him and pass didn't think he had
Speaker 3: what it takes.
Speaker 2: And now he's probably one of the best.
Speaker 1: And he's badly built, dropping the clues bombs for all
Speaker 1: the badly built people out there. Man, badly build people
Speaker 1: don't get enough credit, you know what I mean, And jokes,
Speaker 1: he's representing for all the badly built humans on the.
Speaker 2: On the planet.
Speaker 4: What's your man?
Speaker 2: Hold up? You need a BBL. He needed a.
Speaker 1: Man, Yeah, he needed BBL. But he's said, one of
Speaker 1: the best in the league by far.
Speaker 2: Tests and figure out.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Let's jump right into his Senator Tim Scott.
Speaker 9: Yeah Tenator Tim Scott of South Carolina announced Monday that
Speaker 9: he is seeking the Republican nomination for president in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty four. Now, before the senator pitched his vision to America,
Speaker 9: his voice pitch was actually trending on Twitter about how
Speaker 9: he started the speech. Let's take a listen and listen
Speaker 9: to what he had to say about America and oppression,
Speaker 9: and we'll talk about it on the other side.
Speaker 7: But also in the words of Tim Scott or Uncle Timmy,
Speaker 7: he also gets his all for.
Speaker 2: The great state of South Kacka Lackett.
Speaker 3: What the hell was that?
Speaker 2: A living proof?
Speaker 3: But America is the land of opportunity and not a
Speaker 3: land of oppression.
Speaker 2: Let's go South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Chauton, ain't four to three what we're doing dropping the
Speaker 1: clues Bob in South Carolina.
Speaker 3: Then at South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Don't like anybody back in the day, we might have
Speaker 1: used to say that, I don't say so, calculating I
Speaker 1: don't like it.
Speaker 9: Well, a couple of recaps of the speech. Just quickly
Speaker 9: he went on to say that America was not a
Speaker 9: racist country. He said, no CRT more you know, more
Speaker 9: CRTs and uh more ABC, no CRTs and more a
Speaker 9: b c's uh he said, refunding the police. And also
Speaker 9: there was a moment where his mic went off. He
Speaker 9: was about to tell another lie about what America was
Speaker 9: not and the mic shut off for maybe close to
Speaker 9: a minute. Uh So the speech was very interesting to
Speaker 9: watch and in regardless if I agree with his views
Speaker 9: or not, I'm just gonna be honest with you guys.
Speaker 4: He is not an order.
Speaker 9: I mean it just it was just a lot of
Speaker 9: awkward moments. I don't know if they spend a lot
Speaker 9: of time rehearsing or not rehearsing or what. But it's
Speaker 9: going to be interesting to see if you know, how
Speaker 9: he proceeds.
Speaker 4: Uh during this time.
Speaker 1: Sator Tim Scott brings it after the breakfast club, is.
Speaker 4: He gonna come?
Speaker 1: Well, you know him and him and Marco Rubio, they
Speaker 1: was on zoom with us one time during COVID.
Speaker 2: They that through during cod COVID.
Speaker 1: But you know I told him that, you know, you
Speaker 1: run up for president, you need to come up here
Speaker 1: and I'm talking to the people. I'm sure you will.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, that is front page news Tesla will
Speaker 3: see in a couple of minutes. Absolutely everybody else, Get
Speaker 3: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. If you need the vent phone line
Speaker 3: to open again, eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 3: five one, call us up right now, get it off
Speaker 3: your chest. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait,
Speaker 3: this is your time to get it.
Speaker 2: Off your chest.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club?
Speaker 2: Hello, who is this.
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 3: Load it up?
Speaker 5: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 10: Man already had told about my from like, yeah, change.
Speaker 11: The game.
Speaker 12: About this.
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: Is older, Bro, he doing himself.
Speaker 1: Hey, I love what you just said. Though he's no,
Speaker 1: he's know Michael Jordan Kobe. As long as we can
Speaker 1: say that that, we can have any conversation.
Speaker 12: But you don't change the game though, bro, Like he's
Speaker 12: his own. But he changed the game.
Speaker 1: Then, But why do we act like somebody like like
Speaker 1: but listen, I'm with you, But why do we act
Speaker 1: like somebody like Lebron not supposed to have hats with
Speaker 1: all Lebron's success comes those credits.
Speaker 4: Yes, he's saying why I gotta be you. I'm not
Speaker 4: a Lebron hate Okay.
Speaker 1: I just don't got to miss my greatest of all time.
Speaker 1: But I acknowledge him as the top five great all
Speaker 1: time great He's definitely one time.
Speaker 3: He's definitely one of the greatest. I mean the fact
Speaker 3: that he's thirty eight years old, scored.
Speaker 2: Forty eight last night. He leads the NBA in scoring.
Speaker 3: He has an amazing assist record, amazing rebound records.
Speaker 2: He's something that we haven't seen before. But listen, here's
Speaker 2: the thing.
Speaker 1: Somebody like Lebron James is supposed to have haters. If
Speaker 1: you don't have no critics, you don't have no success.
Speaker 1: When you with all that ultimate success is gonna come
Speaker 1: ultimate hate.
Speaker 2: That's just the way the game goes.
Speaker 4: I even like the Space Jam. Everybody was like, but
Speaker 4: he ain't really do you want too far?
Speaker 2: Ain't you good?
Speaker 4: Well? Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan wasn't exactly Denzel Washington in
Speaker 4: the first one.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna like? What you mean?
Speaker 4: Space Jams?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 11: Hello?
Speaker 2: Who's this? Hey?
Speaker 12: Hello from George in the morning. I just want to
Speaker 12: follow up from yesterday. Say, NB, I appreciate everything you do. Welch,
Speaker 12: it's a freaking fool. I don't like him, but saying
Speaker 12: nothing about you? All right, Well, thank you brother, than
Speaker 12: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: If you pleasing, bro, just talk about thank you?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 5: Who's this yo?
Speaker 12: What's up?
Speaker 13: It'd be this you boy?
Speaker 14: Dingo?
Speaker 2: Digo? What up?
Speaker 3: Dingo?
Speaker 2: Can't go? Bluie brother?
Speaker 12: Hey?
Speaker 4: What's good?
Speaker 2: Sean?
Speaker 3: How you doing that?
Speaker 2: Blessed Black? And Holly Favor? Say? What's up to? Jesse? Alarry? Jeff?
Speaker 3: How you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm good baby? Thank you?
Speaker 15: Oh you are still beautiful?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Yes, I do think.
Speaker 1: I'll be seeing these comments. I'm like, y'all, y'all wild
Speaker 1: on Jeff. Y'all love just so much.
Speaker 13: Look, I can't help it. That's fine. You know the
Speaker 13: comedian i've ever seen, thank you about when she gets
Speaker 13: talking with don't know how to say peas and all that.
Speaker 13: I'm telling you for.
Speaker 4: That, okay, all right, that's what you're called for. What's t.
Speaker 16: Bro?
Speaker 13: First off, I gotta tape, I said to y'all for
Speaker 13: y'all should happening, y'all mail please check for it. I
Speaker 13: appreciate it. Also, you gotta love to me. I'll got
Speaker 13: a Boston bro, I don't know what's going on, but
Speaker 13: Lost this fasher who knows. But it's getting not for
Speaker 13: real like this dude Wilder is throwing too much envy.
Speaker 13: Understand you were burgal like me. So we're gonna go in.
Speaker 13: But I just see the baby take a step back,
Speaker 13: beat a bigger man and just you know, because he
Speaker 13: on some weird stuff. Though you in a whole different level.
Speaker 13: I don't want you to stoop down to Lost no more.
Speaker 13: You just taking take it easy?
Speaker 17: How come?
Speaker 1: When I said, is how you need to pick a side?
Speaker 4: Said it's the delivery us.
Speaker 2: When I said, Chyl, you're pick a side? You know
Speaker 2: what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yes, take a step back, Brothers breathe, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. We don't need nothing of this. Nobody's gone
Speaker 1: too far on both sides.
Speaker 3: The morning Breakfast Club, Hello, that's what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 2: I'm a very get her off your chest brow.
Speaker 12: This is uber, Mike k two things this morning real quick?
Speaker 15: Can you think Jess hilarious are part time permanent guests show?
Speaker 2: We mean a part time permanent guess.
Speaker 15: Because that's a tree.
Speaker 12: When she keeps coming back, I don't want it. I
Speaker 12: don't want her to stay there and we gets tired
Speaker 12: of her. I want her to come back off and on.
Speaker 1: You ain't got tired of me and envy and thirteen
Speaker 1: years or maybe y'all have.
Speaker 4: Fast.
Speaker 17: But okay, yes, you got to get the prids.
Speaker 12: I heard you talking about the PRIs back in the day.
Speaker 5: What you got to get You.
Speaker 4: Can't pronounce peace back in the day like Prince PRIs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a call.
Speaker 4: No, I know what it is. But no, I didn't
Speaker 4: say I didn't like them. I said I wouldn't drive.
Speaker 4: I said, I've seen a couple of Mexicans how ab
Speaker 4: out of like one? And I was like, damn, how
Speaker 4: do y all fit in? That's what I said. I
Speaker 4: ain't say I didn't like them. I just like it
Speaker 4: was too many people in one.
Speaker 1: Before Prizes though, Mexicans was jumping out of smaller cause
Speaker 1: even before the pre.
Speaker 4: Morning though definitely, thank you so much. Yeah, but that's yeah,
Speaker 4: it was. It was a bunch of bunch of Mexicans
Speaker 4: that jumped.
Speaker 2: Up, all right. That's always been a thing though.
Speaker 4: It's Mexicans jumping out of priez A bunch of them. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's why I love talking about Mexicans. They like to
Speaker 4: be around each other. A lot of them they huddle.
Speaker 3: You get your community group eight hundred out that one
Speaker 3: O five water if you need to hit us up now,
Speaker 3: it's the Breakfast Cloagan Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: It's some news.
Speaker 3: Is it your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 4: Wait up, whether you're mad or black, time to get
Speaker 4: up and get something.
Speaker 3: Call up now.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eighty five one O five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Hello.
Speaker 12: Who's this mister world from the nine oh one?
Speaker 2: What's up? Brother?
Speaker 3: Get off your chest?
Speaker 12: Man, I just want to get all.
Speaker 5: My chair man.
Speaker 12: Last year I was fired by the Baby Police Department
Speaker 12: or pulling over growth he rope somebody I went to school,
Speaker 12: I mean somebody went to school with abody, grew up
Speaker 12: in the neighborhood and with me and my partner was
Speaker 12: fine man, just from pulling hum over and it went
Speaker 12: by on social media.
Speaker 3: So you're a police officer. You pulled somebody over and
Speaker 3: they fired you.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was a police I bullt somebody over and
Speaker 12: they fired.
Speaker 2: You ain't telling the whole story.
Speaker 3: You ain't the whole You're legally pulled him over Yeah,
Speaker 3: that don't sound my partner.
Speaker 12: My partner made the stock. He cat me on the
Speaker 12: phone to pull up in the stem. He got out
Speaker 12: on on fussing media.
Speaker 15: It went viral.
Speaker 12: It wasn't a negative stop, it was positive, and he
Speaker 12: got out on some media got back to him.
Speaker 4: What's your partner white?
Speaker 2: No, he was black. Sounds like there's more to the store.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm not even paying him because you're not
Speaker 2: telling the store.
Speaker 12: You can check it out on uh pretty much.
Speaker 3: If you didn't do anything wrong and you just pulled
Speaker 3: somebody over for doing something wrong, there's no way that
Speaker 3: they have a legal rights to fire you. You would
Speaker 3: be in the union. Your union will be yelling, screaming,
Speaker 3: hollowing and all that.
Speaker 12: Yeah. But see, we didn't have to do it. We
Speaker 12: have at all our fall in part.
Speaker 2: I'm still fighting that what police department don't have a union.
Speaker 12: We didn't have a union.
Speaker 1: It sounded to me like you was making the citizens arrestler.
Speaker 1: Are you really a copy I don't think so.
Speaker 2: That was kind of crazy to me.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Wow? Hello?
Speaker 11: Yo?
Speaker 15: What's up this here?
Speaker 2: Man? What's up?
Speaker 3: Terrorist?
Speaker 2: Off your chest?
Speaker 11: Hey man?
Speaker 15: First of all, man shout out to the brother because
Speaker 15: you know I love y'all. Man ain't number one is
Speaker 15: before I get into my what I've got to say,
Speaker 15: man shot and just be doing our thing. But I
Speaker 15: think y'all need to find a way to put her
Speaker 15: calling your boat up there both on fire and I
Speaker 15: respect so shout out said. I didn't want to get
Speaker 15: that all my chest though.
Speaker 2: I'm the number too.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 15: I want to say, man, my girl broke up with
Speaker 15: me because man, I don't I never want to have
Speaker 15: sex one up period on and she and I'm thirty
Speaker 15: four years old. It is not my thing, and I
Speaker 15: don't know why it was Like the second girl I
Speaker 15: ain't had to issue with. Now I want to upset
Speaker 15: and I don't want to have second up period on es.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, that must be some fine penis because for
Speaker 4: you to even want to be touched on your period
Speaker 4: as really like we don't.
Speaker 2: I want you.
Speaker 4: Far away from me? And then I thought not the
Speaker 4: whole time, Like everybody does not experience moves when they're
Speaker 4: menstrual like that, like get away from me. But when
Speaker 4: you're like sorry, bloody and you're cramping and you don't
Speaker 4: you don't want a man to even be you don't
Speaker 4: even want to be exposed to a man, So I.
Speaker 2: Don't know what you're doing? What if I don't like that?
Speaker 15: That's what I thought, But this is.
Speaker 4: But no, what you not even if she's spotting, not
Speaker 4: like she ain't gotta be bleeding bleeding?
Speaker 2: What about?
Speaker 15: Yeah, but I understand I can reach You're great, you.
Speaker 4: Know what I mean?
Speaker 15: And I'm a gown man for everybody being child It's just.
Speaker 4: Not my thing, you know, And not because I just
Speaker 4: don't like it. Yeah, well don't like it and don't
Speaker 4: do it and then break up with if she keep going, you.
Speaker 15: Know, and she does.
Speaker 12: Like I don't want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know that he isn't even don't look
Speaker 4: over here, y'all looking over here, like what's the.
Speaker 2: Watch?
Speaker 1: Period was like a baby reveal, you know.
Speaker 2: God Jesus, a period. Don't stop nothing but a sentence.
Speaker 3: By the way, give it over your chest eight hundred
Speaker 3: and five and five, one on five.
Speaker 2: We got rooms on the way?
Speaker 10: What we what?
Speaker 3: We give us a little tea?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Lance and Rivera confirms jay Z didn't stab him during
Speaker 4: the nineteen ninety nine club altercation. He's supposed to stab something. Oh,
Speaker 4: I remember that, Oh we didn't stab seven and I
Speaker 4: remember if jay.
Speaker 3: Z was supposed to stab somebody. Oh my goodness, we'll
Speaker 3: get into that next. It o't move, It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Good morning the breakfast club, Dad, I set you up up.
Speaker 3: Maybe remember you made fun of the media other day
Speaker 3: because I didn't have my stuff in front of Shall
Speaker 3: I do it?
Speaker 1: I just want to clown you for not knowing how
Speaker 1: to read. That's why let's don't like that. I know
Speaker 1: you know how to read.
Speaker 2: I'm going to breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Let's get to Jest with the mess. But yeah, report
Speaker 3: on the breakfast club. Good luck, Jess.
Speaker 4: Alright, so before we get to jay Z and Nam,
Speaker 4: because that's pretty juicy. Oakland Street to be named after Tupac. Now,
Speaker 4: this is this is just personal for me. Y'all gonna
Speaker 4: probably look at me like what. I didn't know that
Speaker 4: he was not from Baltimore.
Speaker 2: I thought he was from Baltimore.
Speaker 4: No, he was from Uh he was born in New York, Tupac.
Speaker 4: I didn't know he was from New York.
Speaker 2: He was born I was born in New York.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so he's born in New York and then
Speaker 4: he spent some time in Baltimore.
Speaker 2: A lot of time in Baltimore. Yeah, a lot of times,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So that's what I think because I never heard
Speaker 4: anything about that. So growing up, I just thought that
Speaker 4: he was street from Baltimore, swapping, like, you know, being
Speaker 4: a gangster, Like Yo, we got Tupac and we got
Speaker 4: to Upac. That's what I thought. But he's getting his
Speaker 4: Oakland street named after him. You know, the street Tupac
Speaker 4: used to live on in Oakland is being given the
Speaker 4: honorary name Tupac Chicaulway.
Speaker 1: I'm shocked that it's not more streeched on the West
Speaker 1: coast already. Yeah, I feel like I feel like two
Speaker 1: will be competing with Doctor Martin Junior when it comes
Speaker 1: to streets all across.
Speaker 2: The country everywhere.
Speaker 1: I'm just everywhere you go there the street name after
Speaker 1: Doctor Martin. The way people love hip hop culture, I
Speaker 1: would think there'd be a lot of two pac Ways.
Speaker 4: So why is it we got any streets named after Biggie? Like,
Speaker 4: we ain't got no Biggie boulevards.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's in Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's a Biggie Biggie Street of Biggielov Like Christopher.
Speaker 4: All right, sure, Tupac fans know that Park was actually
Speaker 4: born in Harlem. See, I just knew that, you know.
Speaker 4: I think Envy wrote this then eventually moved to Baltimore,
Speaker 4: where he stayed so he was a teenager, and then
Speaker 4: moved to Marin City in California. All right, cool, that's
Speaker 4: what's up. I think that's dope.
Speaker 1: Yes, And Biggie does have a street named after him.
Speaker 1: Christoph Christopher is big Wallace.
Speaker 4: Way imagine living on that street. You can't even say it.
Speaker 4: It's so long, all right. Former music executive lance On
Speaker 4: Rivera insists that jay Z never stabbed him in nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety nine. So he said he never stabbed him. I
Speaker 4: think it's so funny because allegedly, I guess jay Z
Speaker 4: said that he did or something back in nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 4: Lance Rivera, better known as un which I don't know
Speaker 4: why that's his middle name. Why would you do that,
Speaker 4: was stabbed at a party for Q tip N is
Speaker 4: a former music executive whatever whatever know, mostly for his
Speaker 4: close association with Biggie alright, right. For years, there have
Speaker 4: been several different stories about what happened in that at
Speaker 4: the club. Who stabbed on You're just trying to prove
Speaker 4: you can read, but on paper, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Put on paper. Jay Z was believed to be I
Speaker 4: don't want to listen because I don't understand what the
Speaker 4: niggas be talking about. So I ain't really trying. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'll let y'all decipher, but I'm gonna read first.
Speaker 5: Envy.
Speaker 4: Jay Z was believed to be the person that stabbed him.
Speaker 4: At the time of the stab in, jay Z maintant
Speaker 4: maintained that his innocence.
Speaker 3: Lyrics and killed jay Z. He said that lyrics, He said,
Speaker 3: the actual lyric is you got to not in your chest.
Speaker 3: Imagine now a knife hurts. You stabbed on over some records.
Speaker 3: Your excuse was he was talking to reckless. So he
Speaker 3: talks about that and kill Bill killed jay Z.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, couples, you want to throw to the audio
Speaker 1: now you want to want what?
Speaker 4: You go ahead throw?
Speaker 8: It was jay Z the one that actually stabbed you.
Speaker 18: No, jay Z was not the guy actually stabbed me
Speaker 18: that night.
Speaker 8: But jay Z was there when you got stabbed, was
Speaker 8: actually in front of you when you got stabbed.
Speaker 18: It was like, yeah, me and jay Z had a
Speaker 18: conversation right before I got hit in the head with
Speaker 18: a champagne bottle or what did he tell you? He
Speaker 18: just kept saying, you broke my heart. You broke my heart.
Speaker 18: And I'm like, we talking about I don't know where
Speaker 18: people got jay Z stabbed me from, because if anybody
Speaker 18: knows jay Z, jay Z is a nice guy and
Speaker 18: it's never been his history.
Speaker 1: Hey Manu the DJLA dropping the clues bombs bombs for
Speaker 1: Flag because those that Lance unrevera TV interview had me
Speaker 1: in a choke hold all week and I feel like
Speaker 1: I watched all seventy three clips of that interview.
Speaker 4: That is crazy. So he said he never did. But
Speaker 4: this is the thing, Like, do you think something like
Speaker 4: that could be like paid off? I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean it's been so long ago. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know what's true and what's not true. I just
Speaker 1: know it's a very fascinating conversation.
Speaker 4: But he did say he was we was talking and
Speaker 4: you broke my hut.
Speaker 3: But they all from Brooklyn and they you know, and
Speaker 3: Lance used to run Biggie's record label. Yeah, and so
Speaker 3: I'm sure they were all a tight knit community. I mean,
Speaker 3: he was Biggie's partner. He was the one that you
Speaker 3: know had Little Kim and had Caesar, had Junior Mafia,
Speaker 3: so they probably all knew each other. So I'm sure
Speaker 3: it was something different than just whatever it was.
Speaker 1: He thought they said that on with Bootleg and Jayson's
Speaker 1: album it was. I think it was Volume Volume three.
Speaker 1: Another thing that understand in that too, he talked about
Speaker 1: how you know Nas told y'all what it was on
Speaker 1: on ether when he said your man stabbed one, it
Speaker 1: made you take the blame.
Speaker 4: Wow, damn they just talking about this is all over lyrics.
Speaker 1: I love that interview, man, because is in there talking
Speaker 1: about like Biggie's creativity.
Speaker 3: We have that we have some of the clips to
Speaker 3: about something he talks about Biggie.
Speaker 8: I honestly, as much as I known, as many people
Speaker 8: as I speak to, I honestly don't know who killed Biggie.
Speaker 8: Do you feel like you know who killed Biggie?
Speaker 18: Can you say no, I'm a telling on the series.
Speaker 8: Okay, but you feel confident you know? Okay, I did
Speaker 8: my mob research, okay, and stop blaming. Sure, because nowhere
Speaker 8: shugs story. Shugs story has always been beat them up,
Speaker 8: them up, drag them in this story. There's no kill him,
Speaker 8: shoot him, shooting should.
Speaker 18: All these guys was puppets, scapegoats. Bigger plays were involved
Speaker 18: with them when it came to this, hundreds and billions
Speaker 18: of dollars in money.
Speaker 1: Man, Why these conversations so fascinating to me, It's like
Speaker 1: it's like Greek mythology at this point when you hear those,
Speaker 1: because this is all.
Speaker 4: Real and we don't even seem like we would ever
Speaker 4: find out. That's why.
Speaker 1: That's when you meet people from that era, people that
Speaker 1: was actually there, like yeah, you just find yourself going
Speaker 1: down a rabbit hole of conversation with them if they
Speaker 1: willing to.
Speaker 3: Well, there was no social media back then, so the
Speaker 3: only time you got information was the news and Angie
Speaker 3: Martinez and Wendy Wiams back then, so you never got
Speaker 3: the full story. So now that these buffers are telling
Speaker 3: the full story, you want to hear, like, you want
Speaker 3: to hear all that information.
Speaker 1: I tell Angie Martinez that all the time people that
Speaker 1: have had conversations with Biggie and Tupac, like actually interviewed them,
Speaker 1: they're just like, that's that's that's beyond iconic, because they
Speaker 1: don't even they don't even seem like real people.
Speaker 3: But so many of us fall as soldiers, whether it
Speaker 3: was Big pun, whether it was old, dirty bastard, whether
Speaker 3: it was you know.
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson.
Speaker 3: Those conversations are the ones we didn't get to hear
Speaker 3: because there was no social media. The internet just was
Speaker 3: started at that time.
Speaker 1: Guess what, but AI about the mission about to bring
Speaker 1: all of them back.
Speaker 4: And something and something as serious as this. Don't be
Speaker 4: keep putting in room of report for me. Do this
Speaker 4: when y'all got another co hosts or something like this,
Speaker 4: because this is very serious.
Speaker 2: Stuff though we don't have no more.
Speaker 4: And then you just said, you know, y'all is y'all
Speaker 4: doing it to the end of the year, so until
Speaker 4: you know, I make.
Speaker 2: It just like I wasn't even born with all this.
Speaker 4: I didn't even get to DJ yet. Man, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: That's all right.
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Speaker 3: or Star Office sports right fast, and Nuggets beat the
Speaker 3: Lakers one thirteen, one eleven. Now, Lebron said he doesn't
Speaker 3: know what his future looks like after he was swept.
Speaker 7: I might to say it's a successful year because I
Speaker 7: don't play for anything besides winning championships at this point
Speaker 7: in my career, and I don't I don't get a
Speaker 7: kick out of making a conference appearance. I've done it
Speaker 7: a lot, and it's not fun to me to not
Speaker 7: be able to be able to be a part of, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, getting to the finals. But but let's see,
Speaker 7: we'll see what happens going forward.
Speaker 8: But I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I got a lot to think about, to be honest.
Speaker 7: I had a lot to think about, to be honest,
Speaker 7: and just for me personally going going forward with the
Speaker 7: game of basketball, a lot to think about.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't think last night helped our hurt
Speaker 1: lebron legacy. I think Lebron is already home. He's certified,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And I know Lebron gets
Speaker 1: a lot of slander. I don't think it's warranted. If
Speaker 1: you want to debate him being number two on down
Speaker 1: after Michael Jordan, let's go at it. Only thing I
Speaker 1: pushed back against it that he's the greatest of all time.
Speaker 1: But he is still Lebron James at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, and with all of that success will come.
Speaker 3: A whole lot of That's right, and your last night
Speaker 3: he scored thirty point He's in forty eight minutes, he
Speaker 3: had ten rebounds in nine assists at the age of thirty,
Speaker 3: and he's still busting at Yeah, the greatest of all times.
Speaker 2: No, he's not all right, He's one of them.
Speaker 1: He wanted to go and never heard you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, he just ate the goat. But he's he's
Speaker 1: you know, he's two on down. I'll debate.
Speaker 2: And we also got a salute to Kamelo Anthony.
Speaker 3: Yesterday he announced that he's retiring from the game of basketball,
Speaker 3: So a salute to him.
Speaker 1: It's piece to the God. One of the greatest offensive
Speaker 1: players of all time.
Speaker 4: Of course we love him in Baltimore.
Speaker 2: He's from Baltimore. Yeah, Baltimore, New York, he claims.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, he claims us both. So yeah, what's that.
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: Let's get into the front page. Was telling the figure
Speaker 3: out Where you want to start.
Speaker 5: Let's start with Twitter.
Speaker 9: Verified Twitter accounts shared a fake image of explosion near
Speaker 9: the Pentagon caused a lot of confusion, thanks to Elon
Speaker 9: Musk for allowing everybody to buy a blue check on
Speaker 9: Twitter and new AI technology that we've been talking about
Speaker 9: consistently here. A major Indian television network, Republic and a
Speaker 9: Russian news outlet called RT reported that an explosion had
Speaker 9: taken place near the Pentagon and showed the fake image
Speaker 9: on the air. Let's take a listen and talk about it.
Speaker 14: On the other side, somebody posted using an account that
Speaker 14: they claimed was linked to the Bloomberg News organization, posting
Speaker 14: that AI generated AI generated image and claiming there had
Speaker 14: been some kind of explosion at the Pentagon that then
Speaker 14: got shared across multiple other verified accounts that we saw
Speaker 14: it on other platforms too. Looked quite coordinated, but we
Speaker 14: don't know right now who who pushed this is.
Speaker 2: The only the beginning. Yeah, that's gonna be a problem.
Speaker 2: I've said it a million times. Y'all can't even handle
Speaker 2: fake twets.
Speaker 1: Y'all think y'all can handle AI and fake misinformation like this,
Speaker 1: Wait till twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Your election really kicking the hide.
Speaker 3: This is gonna be a problem because everybody's gonna do
Speaker 3: things like this as a joke. Yeah, ogu see, you're
Speaker 3: gonna see more shootings. You're gonna see like sports games.
Speaker 3: They're gonna say his explosion it's school. So this is
Speaker 3: gonna be a big problem. I don't know how they
Speaker 3: correct this problem, because anybody could make a Tweter page,
Speaker 3: anybody could pull say anything, and by the time they
Speaker 3: realize it's fake, the damage has already done.
Speaker 2: What are you doing and let's.
Speaker 9: Talk about the damage quickly. The stock market actually took
Speaker 9: a brief dip because of this yesterday, so this was
Speaker 9: an actual real consequence that came with this. Once they
Speaker 9: found out that it was fake, they did go back
Speaker 9: and retract the story, but again the stock market dip
Speaker 9: as a result of a fake image. And you know
Speaker 9: Instagram also is following the trend of everybody buying a
Speaker 9: blue check, and I know there's been a lot of
Speaker 9: talk out there. Oh you know, celebrities are just mad
Speaker 9: because people can buy blue checks.
Speaker 4: No, it's bigger than that.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 9: When you have an organization claiming to be a media
Speaker 9: outlet and they're sharing this and then it got retweeted
Speaker 9: over and over and over by other media outlets, it
Speaker 9: can be a real problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what are you doing as AI and a
Speaker 1: world leader says they just fired a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: The nuclear weapons can get over here in like twenty
Speaker 1: five thirty minutes, you know what I mean? Like, you
Speaker 1: think our elected officials have this smart and the web
Speaker 1: with all to figure that out within twenty five thirty
Speaker 1: minutes on whether something is real or not.
Speaker 2: Now you just don't know.
Speaker 3: But that you know, when you start playing with things
Speaker 3: like the stock market, think about it like this. If
Speaker 3: I know that I could do something fake, it'll dip
Speaker 3: the stock market, and then I could buy that stock
Speaker 3: and then by the time people think about it's fake
Speaker 3: and the stock shoots back up, you're gonna be making millionaires,
Speaker 3: billionaires and all types of things. So that's another game
Speaker 3: that can take it down.
Speaker 4: I need to go ahead and do that.
Speaker 2: Give us the game ghost. My goodness, you got another one.
Speaker 3: We got time for one more?
Speaker 4: Okay, great?
Speaker 9: South Carolina Governor Big Master he looks forward to hunting
Speaker 9: down Democrats like dogs. The Anderson County Democratic Party issue
Speaker 9: a statement Sunday, May twenty first, following government Governor Big
Speaker 9: Master's comments during Saturday South Carolina Republican Party convention. He said,
Speaker 9: I look forward to the day the Democrats are so
Speaker 9: rare we have to hunt them with dogs. He also
Speaker 9: said the same thing in twenty eighteen. Now in a response,
Speaker 9: his communications director said that Governor mc master has been
Speaker 9: making this joke at GOP conventions for years and everyday
Speaker 9: South Carolinians understand that it's a joke, and Carolina Democrats
Speaker 9: no longer can bear the lighthearted jokes made at their expense.
Speaker 9: Then maybe they should focus their energy on winning and
Speaker 9: not whining.
Speaker 1: That is just some South Carolina country rhetoric. People that
Speaker 1: really should be offended are not people, but the creature
Speaker 1: is dogs. The dogs are always getting put in stuff
Speaker 1: like this. I'm gonna hunt you down like a dog.
Speaker 1: Hit dog will hollow every dog day.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Why dogs getting putting in which men get compared to dogs?
Speaker 2: Like what if? What if dogs are the most faithful creatures?
Speaker 4: What if dogs don't?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 4: Exactly?
Speaker 2: What? Dogs don't cheat? On't the me? Why y'all calling
Speaker 2: chief knaf men.
Speaker 4: Us right right?
Speaker 5: You crazy?
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 9: They're offended by, you know, being hunt down like dogs.
Speaker 9: So they feel it was a racist trop So do.
Speaker 4: You have a dog?
Speaker 1: How can it be a racist troupe? And it ain't
Speaker 1: just just white Democrats.
Speaker 9: Well, because the majority of the Democrat Party is black
Speaker 9: and they.
Speaker 2: A Democratic voters.
Speaker 4: You mean the majority of the Democrat Party even.
Speaker 2: The party now is black, the majority.
Speaker 4: The majority, Hey were majority?
Speaker 5: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. I didn't know the majority of Democratic
Speaker 2: Party was black.
Speaker 9: Yes, the majority of the Democrat Party is black. The
Speaker 9: majority of Democrat voters and the Democrat parties voters. That's why,
Speaker 9: that's why Joe Biden told you if you don't vote,
Speaker 9: h for you.
Speaker 2: I know the voters.
Speaker 1: But I'm talking about the party, like the administration, that's
Speaker 1: the majority of Democratic administration is black.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm not talking about the administration. I'm talking about
Speaker 9: the voters as a whole.
Speaker 2: Oh, the voters Okay, okay, got you got.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the voters as a whole.
Speaker 9: The majority is black, I mean obviously, and then then
Speaker 9: you know the words they like to use people of color.
Speaker 9: I mean, so when you talk about hunting somebody down
Speaker 9: like a dog, and particularly you know in the in
Speaker 9: the South, you know, you forgot how they would take
Speaker 9: dogs and hunt down you know, black folks.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just took it as he was saying that he hopes, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, the Democrats people stopped being Democrats, and it's
Speaker 1: just rare to find it.
Speaker 2: That's how I took it that.
Speaker 9: But you're from South Carolina, so I guess maybe you.
Speaker 3: Already all right, well his front page news. Now when
Speaker 3: we come back, Jamaal Bowman will be joining us. Is
Speaker 3: the US representative from New York sixteenth Congressional District. That's
Speaker 3: the Bronx, and tes you gonna stay with us, right,
Speaker 3: absolutely all right, So we're gonna kick it with Jamal
Speaker 3: Bowman when we come back. So don't move. It's the
Speaker 3: congressman from the Bronx.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ env Charlamage, the guy we are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Of course, we got our guest co host Jess Larius here.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm sorry, okay, all right.
Speaker 3: We have Jess Hilarius here and of course Teslin Figuarreo
Speaker 3: who's with us each and every morning. And we got
Speaker 3: a special guest in the building. He goes by the
Speaker 3: name of Jamaal Bowman.
Speaker 2: Congressman.
Speaker 3: Congressman Jamaal Bowman. And I think you should start the
Speaker 3: show by really getting into Charlemagne the way he talks
Speaker 3: about your district, which is the Bronx. You said that,
Speaker 3: I mean, he told me the craziest people come from
Speaker 3: Florida and the Bronx.
Speaker 2: And there's no way you should let him talk.
Speaker 3: About your district like that because you represent the people.
Speaker 2: The congressman knows that.
Speaker 1: That's why he is in the position then to try
Speaker 1: to clean it up and try to make it less crazy.
Speaker 4: But you also he also catered to the Bronx too,
Speaker 4: because he bought a little person from the Bronx and
Speaker 4: here with eighteenth.
Speaker 3: Yes he did. At the end of the day he
Speaker 3: found a stripper from the Bronx, did mail stripper.
Speaker 4: So he usual for what he wanted to use y'all, I.
Speaker 5: Mean so real quick. The sixteenth district, yes, includes the Bronx.
Speaker 5: The Bronx created hip hop. So that's the reason why
Speaker 5: we all here perfect got to uplift the Bronx there
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 4: Look, before running for Congress, yes, I know you was
Speaker 4: a total different person. Who was Jamal, who was no
Speaker 4: mall from the Bronx.
Speaker 5: No, pretty much the same dude. I mean prior to running,
Speaker 5: I was in education for twenty years. I started out
Speaker 5: teaching in the Bronx at the elementary school in the
Speaker 5: South Bronx so If one sixty six and Sheridan Avenue.
Speaker 5: Did that for about six or seven years before becoming
Speaker 5: a high school deal and guidance counselor at the MLK
Speaker 5: campus near Lincoln Center. Did that for about three four years,
Speaker 5: and I realized that, you know, the education system wasn't really,
Speaker 5: in my opinion, unlocking the full potential of our kids.
Speaker 5: So I wrote a proposal to open up my own school,
Speaker 5: and I submitted that to the city, and in two
Speaker 5: thousand and nine we opened up our own school in
Speaker 5: the Northeast Bronx, right around the corner from Boston Seaquad
Speaker 5: Projects across the highway from co Op City, and I
Speaker 5: ran that school for ten and a half years. And yeah,
Speaker 5: I just took my experiences as a student, which were,
Speaker 5: you know, to your point, a lot of trouble in schools,
Speaker 5: suspend it multiple times, all of that. Took those experiences
Speaker 5: as well as my professional experiences, and just implemented it
Speaker 5: in my school as part of the curriculum, like just
Speaker 5: routing it, rooting the curriculum and knowledge of self, making
Speaker 5: sure our kids learned their history and their culture and
Speaker 5: their creativity and expressed that through project based learning. Because
Speaker 5: when I was in school, I ain't learn nothing about
Speaker 5: my history. Everything I learned about my history came from
Speaker 5: the you Must Learn song by krus One. Like that
Speaker 5: one song was like the whole curriculum, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. We learned in school like our history started
Speaker 5: with slavery and now our ancestors were traded for spices
Speaker 5: like that, But we don't learn about, like you know,
Speaker 5: democracy in Africa and our contribution to building the pyramids,
Speaker 5: and how Europeans came to us to start their civilization.
Speaker 5: We don't learn all of that. I just took all
Speaker 5: that and that's how I ran my school for ten years,
Speaker 5: and then after doing that, it was like you know what,
Speaker 5: you know, I saw an increase in like self harm
Speaker 5: with kids, increasing, a lot of mental health challenges with
Speaker 5: kids in my school and in the community. And the
Speaker 5: year before I ran, thirty four kids died within the
Speaker 5: cater Trold school system in the Bronx and seventeen died
Speaker 5: by suicide. And many people saw when the kid junior
Speaker 5: got jumped, I don't know if you're so the kid
Speaker 5: junior and that was mistaken identity jump Junior killed him.
Speaker 5: But right in Corps City, fourteen year old girl was
Speaker 5: you know, bullied in school. Right after school, she goes
Speaker 5: to the top of a building, jumps off, kills herself
Speaker 5: right after school front of everybody, and then rapp the
Speaker 5: street and new a shell. Two girls get into a fight,
Speaker 5: won't pull out nice, stab the other kills up. And
Speaker 5: no elected official was making a connection between the trauma
Speaker 5: that our kids go through and the policies that were
Speaker 5: passing in Washington, Like if you historically underfund schools, public schools,
Speaker 5: if you redline communities on purpose, if you don't provide
Speaker 5: job opportunities, entrepreneurship, don't invest in black. But if you
Speaker 5: don't do those things, and at the same time you
Speaker 5: bringing in crack, you're bringing in you know, harm, people
Speaker 5: are gonna harm themselves in their community. So for me,
Speaker 5: that's why I ran. I ran because of my students,
Speaker 5: my kids, and I wanted to bring just that voice
Speaker 5: to Congress and how do we now.
Speaker 3: We talked about all those things, how do we clean up?
Speaker 3: What's your plan to clean that up? Because we see
Speaker 3: that not just in the Bronx, we see that in
Speaker 3: every borough in New York City.
Speaker 2: We see it all around the country hood, every hood.
Speaker 5: We see that thing. Black people are in communist poverty.
Speaker 5: Right we gotta invest, We gotta spend money not just
Speaker 5: on the not just in the public side, but the
Speaker 5: private side. So when I'm calling for rape reparations, it's
Speaker 5: not just about repairing the harms of history. It's about
Speaker 5: repairing the harms of right now. Because when you look
Speaker 5: in poor communities, especially poor black, brown communities, we look
Speaker 5: at life expectancy, when you look at wealth inequality, when
Speaker 5: you look at education. Now, every metric you use, we
Speaker 5: at the bottom. And that's because of the historical harm.
Speaker 5: So we got to spend money. You know, some have
Speaker 5: called for up to sixteen trillion dollars in reparations for
Speaker 5: black people because of what has happened. So I support that.
Speaker 5: I support cash payments, I support other aspects of that,
Speaker 5: investments and housing, education. I mean, just take one policy.
Speaker 5: I'll just take one. Right after slavery, we're supposed to
Speaker 5: get forty acres in the mule.
Speaker 3: Correct, we didn't.
Speaker 5: Lincoln was killed. New president came in, Congress passed something
Speaker 5: called the Homestead Act. So basically, when we expanded out west,
Speaker 5: most of that land went to white people, native and
Speaker 5: foreign born. You know, land is the foundation of wealth, absolutely,
Speaker 5: and they have been built than that wealth ever since,
Speaker 5: in addition of other policies that continue to support that
Speaker 5: while we have been underfunded. So the short answer is money.
Speaker 5: The I guess more immediate answer for us is our
Speaker 5: own pursuit of knowledge of self and our own greatness
Speaker 5: and investing in each other and building our own power.
Speaker 2: One other questions.
Speaker 3: You know a lot of people say that, you know,
Speaker 3: especially in New York City, they saying bail reform is
Speaker 3: a good thing and it's a bad thing. They saying
Speaker 3: it's a good thing because people that you know do
Speaker 3: low level crimes and don't have the money of getting
Speaker 3: the opportunity in a chance. But also they saying that
Speaker 3: it's a bad thing because a lot of these people
Speaker 3: are repeat offenders and they keep doing the same thing
Speaker 3: and they know they can come right out.
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts on that?
Speaker 5: So that's exaggerated. Most of the people who have benefited
Speaker 5: from bail reform do not commit crime again, So that's
Speaker 5: very exaggerated, and that's media driven. We need criminal justice reform, right, Like,
Speaker 5: we got people in jail for very minor things and
Speaker 5: they are in freaking cages, and we need to understand
Speaker 5: that you put some in a cage, you animalize them,
Speaker 5: Like I've never done a bid, but I went through
Speaker 5: the system. The minute you in a cage, you got
Speaker 5: to shift to becoming Okay, let me you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying, like, let me make sure and protect and
Speaker 5: union and animalizes you. At the same time, there are
Speaker 5: no services in jail to help people struggling with mental
Speaker 5: health challenges, substance abuse challenges, poverty, illiteracy, no systems in
Speaker 5: jail for that or very little, and there's not outside
Speaker 5: for that as well. So when I talk about the
Speaker 5: underinvestment in communities. That's part of it. So you want
Speaker 5: to talk to me about about crime and public safety,
Speaker 5: talk to me about anti poverty program, talk to me
Speaker 5: about jobs, talk to me about education. Most of the
Speaker 5: people locked up have been identified as having mental health challenge,
Speaker 5: substance abuse challenge, or learning disability. Right, most of the
Speaker 5: people locked up, and we're not doing anything about that.
Speaker 5: And that's why you know. I'm an educator and I'm
Speaker 5: biased in this way, but we need massively more investments
Speaker 5: in education for smaller class size, better program. Whatever they
Speaker 5: do in the best private schools, our kids in public
Speaker 5: schools need to be getting that.
Speaker 3: We got more with Jamaal Bowman. When we come back,
Speaker 3: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy,
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. We have
Speaker 3: Jess Hilarious and Teslain Figureo joining us for this interview.
Speaker 3: We have US representatives from New York sixteenth District.
Speaker 2: Jamaal Bowman.
Speaker 9: Task you mentioned you call for reparations and a lot
Speaker 9: of people are confused on what that actually means.
Speaker 4: It's plainly the difference.
Speaker 9: So people can understand the difference between a resolution and
Speaker 9: a bill and what you're actually calling for, and in
Speaker 9: addition to that, how they can even help you on
Speaker 9: the local level, like when we see the Reparations Task
Speaker 9: Force and so forth, in order to give you the muscle,
Speaker 9: if you will, to be able to push those things forward.
Speaker 5: Yes, so thank you for that question. Shout out to
Speaker 5: Corey Bush for introducing the resolution. So a resolution is
Speaker 5: a vision statement. It's a vision for what we want
Speaker 5: and where we need to go. It's a vision statement.
Speaker 5: What comes from that resolution are multiple pieces of legislation
Speaker 5: that will be introduced to support parts of the resolution.
Speaker 5: Does that make sense? So initially resolution vision statement. The
Speaker 5: vision is we need fourteen trillion for reparations because of
Speaker 5: boom boom, boom boom. Now from that, okay, how do
Speaker 5: we get there? One piece of legislation could be something
Speaker 5: that focuses on housing and land. Another piece could focus
Speaker 5: on universal health care. Another piece can focus on free
Speaker 5: college or whatever. Another piece can focus on cash payments.
Speaker 5: So that's what that is. So it's not a nothing burger,
Speaker 5: it's a vision statement. Just putting the line in the sand.
Speaker 5: HR forty is a bill looking to form a task
Speaker 5: for us to study the need for reparations. I support
Speaker 5: HR forty, but I think it needs to evolve. The
Speaker 5: first time it was introduced, I think was like forty
Speaker 5: one years ago, if I'm not mistaken by Representative John
Speaker 5: Conner's Rest in Peace, So four years ago, maybe we
Speaker 5: needed to study. But now we have a lot of
Speaker 5: data that already tells us we got to do something
Speaker 5: about this, right, and so I support that, but we
Speaker 5: need an evolution. What's what my office is working on.
Speaker 5: Other offices are working on our legislation related to reparations.
Speaker 5: Now to your point about local elections, there are there
Speaker 5: have been counties and cities and even the state of California,
Speaker 5: which is like probably the biggest one that formed the
Speaker 5: task for us to study this in state, and they
Speaker 5: have come up with X amount of dollars that need
Speaker 5: to be paid to black residents in California due to reparations.
Speaker 5: That would be dope if it was done in every state,
Speaker 5: in all fifty states and at the federal level. And
Speaker 5: to your last point, none of this happens if people
Speaker 5: don't get engaged in democracy and in the political process.
Speaker 5: Like I understand why people are disenchanted from politics because
Speaker 5: it never worked for us. But it's like a paradox.
Speaker 5: It ain't gonna work for us until we make it
Speaker 5: work for us. And I'm a living example of that.
Speaker 5: I ran against someone who was there thirty one years.
Speaker 5: He was chair of a powerful committee. No one thought
Speaker 5: he had money, no one thought we had a shot.
Speaker 5: But because we organized on the grassroots level and knocked
Speaker 5: on every door in my district multiple times for a year,
Speaker 5: people came out. We were able to win that election.
Speaker 5: Now you got someone who's the first person of color
Speaker 5: sitting in that seat, first black man ever sitting in
Speaker 5: that seat speaking when I'm speaking. We need that in
Speaker 5: every corner of the country, every district, every state, because
Speaker 5: the biggest issue is low voted turnout. So we get turned,
Speaker 5: we could turn. We could turn Texas blue quick easy.
Speaker 5: We could turn if we turn out. We just do
Speaker 5: the same thing in Florida. We could do saying in
Speaker 5: a lot of red states all the things we want reparations, childcare,
Speaker 5: universal pre K investments, and educate healthcare. That only happened
Speaker 5: if you get the right people in office. If we
Speaker 5: don't get the right people in office, it's a rap.
Speaker 5: And you'll have one. Senator Joe Manchin shut the whole
Speaker 5: thing down. Like if Mansion with Biden's agenda last term,
Speaker 5: and I'll stop on this, we would we would have
Speaker 5: had universal childcare. It means free childcare right now. We
Speaker 5: would have had universal pre K. We would have had
Speaker 5: paid leave. We're the only developed country in the world
Speaker 5: without paid leave, which is crazy. Now for the housing,
Speaker 5: crazy you can't find for mortible housing. Four hundred billion
Speaker 5: was in this package last of Congress. We couldn't pass
Speaker 5: because of Senator Mansion and Cinema. So, yes, you're right,
Speaker 5: like engagement, deep engagement, democracy, we need everybody on deck.
Speaker 9: Yeah, just fau.
Speaker 18: I agree with that.
Speaker 9: Turnout is a problem, but the main, the larger problem
Speaker 9: is who are they actually voting for, And so when
Speaker 9: people don't people are not turning out. I always try
Speaker 9: to make sure that I'm not blaming the voter. I
Speaker 9: blame the lack of bench. You've talked about this before
Speaker 9: on saying that Democrats haven't, you know, done a great
Speaker 9: job on actually having a bench. You're the only one
Speaker 9: that's bringing the smoke shut out to you, you know,
Speaker 9: for actually bringing the smoke like you've done with Green,
Speaker 9: like you've done with Thomas Macy, like you have really
Speaker 9: challenged people in a very loud way to make sure
Speaker 9: they understand your position. So one of those things is
Speaker 9: more just a statement on how, you know, can we
Speaker 9: get more people that they actually want to vote for?
Speaker 9: There always will be more people that do not vote
Speaker 9: than do vote, But where are the candidates and how
Speaker 9: are those candidates being able to move forward and get
Speaker 9: them the support that they need to order to run.
Speaker 5: I say one thing that that absolutely right. Agree with
Speaker 5: that one hundred percent. And what you highlight is a
Speaker 5: disconnect within the Democratic Party. You have the traditional Democrats
Speaker 5: who want to keep things traditional and only communicate to
Speaker 5: the people who vote all the time, and then you
Speaker 5: have people like me, Corey Bush lci on to Presley
Speaker 5: who want to transform the party and politics in our country.
Speaker 5: And we know we got to engage in communities that
Speaker 5: y'all have ignored for decades. So you're absolutely right. If
Speaker 5: we do that, you find candidates who will rise up
Speaker 5: and be like, you know what, let me get us
Speaker 5: a shot, and then you'll inspire people. One of the
Speaker 5: things I felt when I ran I was like, yo,
Speaker 5: I got a shot because I was a principal in
Speaker 5: this district for ten years, so I knew like ninety
Speaker 5: seven percent, not one hundred percent, but ninety seven percent
Speaker 5: of the kids in their families like would big me
Speaker 5: up but have good things to say about me, and
Speaker 5: would spread the word based on my record in that district.
Speaker 5: There are people that we're not even thinking of about now. Nurses,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. Other teachers and educators, people
Speaker 5: in communities who may have thought about doing it but
Speaker 5: don't really know how. And the more we organize, the
Speaker 5: more we discover those people and find good Canada.
Speaker 2: Do you ever feel alone?
Speaker 1: And what I mean by that is you're out there
Speaker 1: and disrupting, you know, George Santos, I just hear you.
Speaker 1: Then when it's Marjorie Taylor Green roll up on you,
Speaker 1: it's just you. I actually saw other people. I thought
Speaker 1: AOT tell you she's.
Speaker 2: Not worth it.
Speaker 1: In that moment, to me, I'm like, well, damn, it's
Speaker 1: a black man all ging with a woman.
Speaker 2: I felt like pushed you.
Speaker 4: Out as absolutely.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So nah, I don't. Because you know, the squad
Speaker 5: winning in twenty eighteen and how they do their politics
Speaker 5: was very inspirational for me, like because they created a
Speaker 5: footprint for me to come in and say what I
Speaker 5: need to say, because they were I mean, remember you
Speaker 5: had Trump chanting, they send them back to their countries,
Speaker 5: and Trump the president was going after them constantly for
Speaker 5: women of color, and we know why he was doing that.
Speaker 5: So they were a big inspiration for me even running.
Speaker 5: And now that I'm in, you know that I'm a
Speaker 5: part of that crew that that is trying to be
Speaker 5: disruptive in different ways. Even though that moment may have
Speaker 5: looked you know how it.
Speaker 4: Looked represented Bowman.
Speaker 9: It's okay, I'll say it.
Speaker 4: AOC should have.
Speaker 9: Jumped in, and you ain't gonna say it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say it.
Speaker 2: With a woman.
Speaker 4: That's right. That's right. Twitter, she's always saying, oh I
Speaker 4: may next time. That's right, that's right. You're not gonna
Speaker 4: say that was a nice political answer.
Speaker 17: But I'll say AOC.
Speaker 2: Bottom line, just jumping.
Speaker 4: I got this time jumping.
Speaker 9: You don't leave a black man after the argue with
Speaker 9: a white line the job to jump in. Since she
Speaker 9: says she's from New York and I just want to
Speaker 9: give a couple of seats on Marjorie Green. Number one,
Speaker 9: she screamed liar at President Biden during the State of Union.
Speaker 9: She she also followed David Hogg all throughout, you know,
Speaker 9: ran him down, and then she came to New York
Speaker 9: screaming and yelling. So she she doesn't have the best
Speaker 9: record when it comes to the court.
Speaker 5: She was a keynote speaker of the White Nationalist Convention,
Speaker 5: like she she she I believe she visited insurrections in
Speaker 5: jail to make sure that the prison conditions were good,
Speaker 5: and she and she she asks President Trump for a
Speaker 5: pardon like potential partner, just in case it went down
Speaker 5: that she was involved in January sixth. You know, so yeah,
Speaker 5: she she's she's off the chain. But would I always
Speaker 5: like to remind people it ain't about hers, about us,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean? So she gonna say and
Speaker 5: do what she gonna do. We have to continue to
Speaker 5: build our political power with conversations like this, to continue
Speaker 5: to engage and inform and bring people in. One point
Speaker 5: that you made about about Biden's billy pulpit, and again
Speaker 5: I agree with all of that. What I'm learning is
Speaker 5: so when we pass a bill, that money just leaves
Speaker 5: and goes to states and counties and cities, and if
Speaker 5: those states and counties and those states and counties and
Speaker 5: cities are responsive to the infrastructure that's already in place.
Speaker 5: So if you have a construction company that's been in
Speaker 5: place for fifty years doing business with the state based
Speaker 5: off federal contracts, you're more likely to get that money. Right,
Speaker 5: and most of those companies are white companies. So the
Speaker 5: bill has passed by the fairs, the money comes to
Speaker 5: states and counties and cities, and then they decide on
Speaker 5: what to do with it. What we've been trying to
Speaker 5: do is help to build the black and brown infrastructure
Speaker 5: to go after those contracts and go after those grants,
Speaker 5: because if it's not in place, you're not going to
Speaker 5: you're going to be less likely to receive those grants
Speaker 5: versus the Building Trades Association that's been doing business in
Speaker 5: New York State for decades, sometimes even hundreds of years.
Speaker 5: And again, this is another manifestation of white supremacy and
Speaker 5: how it lives in institutions, not just with individual people.
Speaker 3: Right. We got more with Jama Bowman when we come
Speaker 3: back the Breakfast Club, Good morning, but everybody is DJ
Speaker 3: Envy Charlamage de God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We have Jess Hilarious and Teslin Figaro joining us for
Speaker 3: this interview. We have US Representative for New York sixteenth District,
Speaker 3: Jamore Bowman. How can people support you? If they want
Speaker 3: to support you and follow what you're doing out there.
Speaker 5: Oh damn, that's nice, go to Bowman from Congress dot
Speaker 5: com and please make a contribution to our reelection campaign.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's always something that is incredibly helpful. And
Speaker 5: go to Bowman House dot gov on the official side
Speaker 5: so you can learn what we're doing in Congress and
Speaker 5: how we could be helpful to you throughout the district.
Speaker 5: But again, the biggest thing, you know, the black community
Speaker 5: alone is a trillion dollar economy. Hip hop community is
Speaker 5: even more than that. If we start leveraging that money
Speaker 5: to help us win elections locally and nationally, we changed
Speaker 5: the game and pretty much overnight, because we've been able
Speaker 5: to build capital because of our greatness and creativity, right,
Speaker 5: we got to leverage that capital in the way other
Speaker 5: groups do it. Because I'll tell you right now, fossil fuel,
Speaker 5: come companies, pharmaceutical companies, Pro Israel lobby. They hit my
Speaker 5: office constantly telling me to do this or this or
Speaker 5: this on a particular bill. I need that we need
Speaker 5: that same power for our community. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: We start using that over because big money controls politics,
Speaker 5: and big corporations control politics. And that's why we don't
Speaker 5: take corporate money, because we don't want to be beholden
Speaker 5: to big corporations. So it's usually individual contributions and support.
Speaker 2: I got a couple more questions. Tell me about the
Speaker 2: RAP Act.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so the RAP Act RAP stands for restoring Artists protection,
Speaker 5: and it's just to make sure prosecutors don't seek to
Speaker 5: indict and convict only using rap lyrics.
Speaker 2: What about the who really rapping about?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they off to change. They should be held to
Speaker 5: they should be held accountable. But there are people who
Speaker 5: are in jail right now just for lyrics. Like there's
Speaker 5: a gentleman, Tommy Kennedy I believe in Wisconsin who was
Speaker 5: convicted at seventeen to life in prison because of rap
Speaker 5: lyrics and no other evidence at all. Like if you
Speaker 5: got other ever, bring the other evidence. And if a
Speaker 5: lyric connect to the evidence, we get that. But if
Speaker 5: you're just going for for lyrics, and and when we
Speaker 5: look at rap, over the last decade, five hundred times
Speaker 5: lyrics have been used in court compared to other gyors
Speaker 5: and music only been five times and most of them
Speaker 5: been thrown out. So it's it's once again targeting like
Speaker 5: they did with two live crew and n w A
Speaker 5: and Nice Tea. So we just want to make sure
Speaker 5: the federal level that doesn't happen, but states have to
Speaker 5: do it as well. Shout out to Kevin Lows. He's
Speaker 5: been a huge channel of UH pushing this agenda. Used to.
Speaker 4: Show you didn't rap, because I've seen the video which
Speaker 4: you're wrapping with a lot at a conference.
Speaker 5: I can, I can mimic I could you know?
Speaker 3: I could?
Speaker 5: I could spit some charras.
Speaker 4: One boss, Do you remember the bars that you spent
Speaker 4: that day which this was a video, it was a
Speaker 4: conference and it was a live drummer.
Speaker 5: You was, Yeah, I spent some of the inspected decks
Speaker 5: trying verse. I spit that one. You must learn. I
Speaker 5: think I spent nas can I think so I could
Speaker 5: copy rap?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Because I was going you want to be the next
Speaker 4: rap in congressman? Or what?
Speaker 5: One last thing? We talked at a lot about Biden
Speaker 5: and grass roots organized and all that. I really really
Speaker 5: I beg people, I need y'all to begin to have
Speaker 5: faith and believe and what we're capable of doing not
Speaker 5: just for twenty twenty four, but for twenty twenty eight
Speaker 5: and beyond, because this thing don't work unless we stay
Speaker 5: in the game for the rest of our lives. And again,
Speaker 5: like I'm a manifestation of what I'm talking about, Like
Speaker 5: I am proof of concept. I wouldn't be here if
Speaker 5: it wasn't for grassroots organizing helping them push someone like
Speaker 5: me there. Now that I'm there, again, we have with
Speaker 5: shifting the conversation. Please help me get twenty more of
Speaker 5: us in Congress, but also state houses, counties and cities
Speaker 5: across the country because again, the majority of my colleagues
Speaker 5: they just chilling, real comfortable, and they sues, collecting the
Speaker 5: money from corporations, passing laws that benefit those corporations. We
Speaker 5: need us in there, and the only way to get
Speaker 5: us in there is to have all of us in there.
Speaker 2: You know, I've heard you say, Congressman, this is my
Speaker 2: last question that you know.
Speaker 1: I've heard you say that you're a part of a
Speaker 1: new wave of elected officials who are revolutionizing the way
Speaker 1: people look at politics. And I do believe that, But
Speaker 1: what are some of the old political views that you
Speaker 1: believe need to be changed.
Speaker 2: We need to get.
Speaker 5: Big money out of politics. You know big money. I
Speaker 5: mean right now, we have laws in place that pretty
Speaker 5: much say corporations are people and money is free speech.
Speaker 5: And when you look at the levels of inequality that
Speaker 5: is going to disproportionately benefit white people and white men
Speaker 5: in particular historically and continuing, we got to get big
Speaker 5: money out of politics and have publicly financed and elections. Secondly,
Speaker 5: we need to stop fighting harder for things outside of
Speaker 5: our own interests. I mentioned those lobbies before, and it
Speaker 5: connects with the first piece. You know again fossil fuel,
Speaker 5: pharmaceutical et cetera, et cetera. Because they got the money
Speaker 5: and the influence, we usually rock with them as opposed
Speaker 5: to like beginning with okay, even wall projects hasn't received
Speaker 5: a dime in federal investment in over a decade, and
Speaker 5: public and public housing has been disinvested in for thirty
Speaker 5: forty years, whereas at the same time they're not investing
Speaker 5: in the black developer or the black realtor or the
Speaker 5: black They're not doing that right, So it's we got
Speaker 5: to take the baton from the John Lewis to the
Speaker 5: Lojah Cummins and everyone who came before us. And I
Speaker 5: think we got to be more radical with it. And
Speaker 5: by radical, I just mean get to the core truth
Speaker 5: and tenants of the issue and be loud and outspoken
Speaker 5: and unapologetic about it, because that's the only way things move.
Speaker 5: Like Republicans win. Republicans don't win on nothing else but
Speaker 5: fear and being loud.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 5: They don't have the moral argument, they don't have the
Speaker 5: intellectual argument. They don't inspire no one, no one. They fear,
Speaker 5: They fear monger, they allowed, and they vote to suppress.
Speaker 5: That's it. Young people ain't rocking with them. People of
Speaker 5: color generally don't rock with them. Morally. They don't got
Speaker 5: the arguments. So we gotta we gotta to me s
Speaker 5: if I'm here, like this is the moment to like
Speaker 5: take go for it all, like we just gotta do it.
Speaker 4: I love how the Bronx comes out every now many
Speaker 4: Are you gonna?
Speaker 9: Are you gonna run one day for president?
Speaker 5: I don't know, you never know. We'll see you said
Speaker 5: that you said it on what did that was? You know,
Speaker 5: we'll see though it's possible. I said one thing you
Speaker 5: said about you brought up Atlanta. There's a lot of
Speaker 5: opportunity in the South right now to do big things
Speaker 5: in politics. And if there's any New Yorkers who are
Speaker 5: not happy with New York, consider relocating to the South
Speaker 5: because the South got a lot happening and a lot
Speaker 5: of opportunity in terms of leveraging the black vote and
Speaker 5: black power to really do something big in the South.
Speaker 9: Especially in hip hop, especially in Atlanta. You're absolutely right
Speaker 9: because now that Georgia will be an early state.
Speaker 4: One of the things that kill Mi Carolina South Carolina,
Speaker 4: which y'all.
Speaker 9: Have been in an early state, though y'a the first year, Well, no,
Speaker 9: South Carolina's first. But what I'm saying is Georgia has
Speaker 9: never been an early state, so they're going to be
Speaker 9: number three. So now, so all of the tenants, if
Speaker 9: you will, the power in South Carolina. You know, with
Speaker 9: the Jim Clyburn, it's still room to still grow there,
Speaker 9: but they've already been in place. The strategy is Georgia
Speaker 9: is now in early states, so and it's a battleground
Speaker 9: state for the very first time. So now younger voters,
Speaker 9: particularly from the hip hop particularly from Generation X, Generation
Speaker 9: Z Y, whatever else in alphabet. Now there's an opportunity
Speaker 9: where there can be more voice, particularly on the progressive side,
Speaker 9: because now it's an early state. So it's a lot
Speaker 9: of strategy represented. Bowman's actually absolutely right on that, a
Speaker 9: lot of strategy that can happen in Georgia and particularly
Speaker 9: as we as we move forward.
Speaker 3: All right, well, the brother Jamaal Boweman, we appreciate you,
Speaker 3: thank you for stopping through.
Speaker 2: You know, this is open house for you say any
Speaker 2: time you need to come on through.
Speaker 5: Let this.
Speaker 3: Everything you do, sir, this congressman, it's.
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Speaker 8: Honey.
Speaker 4: Okay, So little Dirk accuses Gunna of snitching. Why soth
Speaker 4: rico trial? He said that?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: So all right, So we got audio. We got audio
Speaker 4: from the first from when the judge basically was, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, Gunna was basically snitching, and I
Speaker 4: want to hear that.
Speaker 6: Let's play that the L and you have personal knowledge
Speaker 6: that members are associates and by cel have committed crimes
Speaker 6: and furtherms of the game.
Speaker 16: You were present when law enforcement officers stopped the vehicle
Speaker 16: in which you were present along with Jeffrey Williams, where
Speaker 16: in hydra coodo, methamphetamans, and a firearm were recovered.
Speaker 4: These items did not belong to you. And do you
Speaker 4: acknowledge the following statement?
Speaker 19: I recognize the accept and deeply regret that my talent
Speaker 19: and music, and directly further, why sell the game to
Speaker 19: the detriment of my community? Why sell as a game
Speaker 19: must in? Is that your statement or acknowledgement?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's crazy how we don't give a gun and
Speaker 2: credit for being polite? Man?
Speaker 3: Yes, man, you won't be saying that the elders no
Speaker 3: more anybody. So what are you supposed to say? You're
Speaker 3: talking to the judge. You say, yes, sir, yeah, hell yeah,
Speaker 3: nobody to judge.
Speaker 2: You are ready not to a judge.
Speaker 4: So by now we're all the know you what's going
Speaker 4: on with the Wise reco case and all of that,
Speaker 4: and we know that there's been rumors swarming around whether
Speaker 4: gonna snitch Orn or whatever. A lot of rappers feel
Speaker 4: like he did. Some rappers feel like he didn't. Lord
Speaker 4: Dirk shed his opinion and he said this, you believe
Speaker 4: that Gunner told I, don't shit up and play games man,
Speaker 4: man told you should have win in there, kept it
Speaker 4: on mouth clothes. Okay, yeah, that's what I was.
Speaker 3: I thought you were trying to reverse it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, well, no, I'm like, I just said I
Speaker 4: was scared you.
Speaker 5: I'm like, huh, I'm like I would have gonna like.
Speaker 4: No, I just never followed. I just I don't know.
Speaker 2: I never like why I didn't.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just don't.
Speaker 1: And if you wind this clip a little bit, looked
Speaker 1: into the camera, I told you, if you're a wreck,
Speaker 1: I hate you because I love it to Dirk was
Speaker 1: talking to academics on the Off the Record podcast. You
Speaker 1: know what Gunna haven't done yet? Drop no damn music?
Speaker 4: Well, why would he We see six or nine more
Speaker 4: than we see him.
Speaker 2: Now, Like you could. You could change the narrative of
Speaker 2: the conversation with a high record. And you gotta have
Speaker 2: a hit record.
Speaker 3: He has to have a record that you know, people
Speaker 3: don't care about what he's saying or what he allegedly did,
Speaker 3: and he goes with it because people still don't know
Speaker 3: because we haven't heard Thug sided. Like nobody from Thugs
Speaker 3: Camp said he snitched or he didn't snitch. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: So we don't know if he got permission from Thug,
Speaker 3: if this was something that they worked out together.
Speaker 2: So we honestly don't know. So that's right, you know,
Speaker 2: that's why he's just drive music.
Speaker 1: You drop music, you changed, you change the conversation, because
Speaker 1: you know, we live in a very de writing culture.
Speaker 4: But I think that Thug would let somebody know if
Speaker 4: he gave a you know what I'm saying, I just
Speaker 4: don't know. I think that we don't know things for
Speaker 4: a reason. That's right, you know what I mean, And
Speaker 4: that's just what it is. I also want to say
Speaker 4: I do not like DJ academics. Let's just get it
Speaker 4: all right, sneap Dog is Victorian scenerstand. I can't stand.
Speaker 4: Did you even say how you try to antagonize little
Speaker 4: Dirt a little bit like, oh I thought you got scared,
Speaker 4: only scared his whole context.
Speaker 2: Of the conversation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't, I can't can't. I don't like I
Speaker 4: don't like academics. I don't like the way he Yeah,
Speaker 4: he do too much. He do too much, and he's
Speaker 4: he's really girly. And we know Charlemagne is too, but
Speaker 4: at time Charlemagne is a man, so we can't you know,
Speaker 4: at least he has a good balance. Like academics always
Speaker 4: a bee, so I can't I can say that, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: the academic is always a bit.
Speaker 2: So yeah, to give you.
Speaker 4: Snoopy, don't get a bottle of honey and you're getting right, well,
Speaker 4: yeah whatever. Snoop Dogg is victorious because he defeats sexual
Speaker 4: assault lawsuit. Now, since last year, Snoop Dogg has been
Speaker 4: battling against sexual sexual assault against uh Selena Powell. For y'all,
Speaker 4: who don't know, that's the girl who looked like Michael
Speaker 4: Jackson right before he died. Now, she first opened up
Speaker 4: the case February twenty twenty two. She said she accused
Speaker 4: Snoop Dogg for forcing her to give him oral sex, right,
Speaker 4: and then he said she only tried to do that
Speaker 4: to extort me for money. And so later on in
Speaker 4: July twenty twenty two, she submitted another you know, she
Speaker 4: tried to open up another case and she added more
Speaker 4: charges sexual assault, sexual battery, and defamation. So then he's
Speaker 4: been going through this, fighting this for a long time.
Speaker 4: So and then she even tried to say that he
Speaker 4: intimidated her because he posted on Instagram one day gold
Speaker 4: Digger seas in his head be careful, nefheuse keep the
Speaker 4: gods up. So she she tried to have all these
Speaker 4: cases built up against him, but a California judge dismissed
Speaker 4: most of the lawsuit because I guess it was baseless
Speaker 4: or whatever. But it's still they still made it okay
Speaker 4: for her, Like she's still in a position where she
Speaker 4: can refiul right, but he hasn't said anything and she
Speaker 4: hasn't yet.
Speaker 2: But I have never heard of this story. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: this was a long time ago.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: Selena Powell was also the one that said that Offset
Speaker 3: was pregnant at one time. She's also the one that
Speaker 3: recently she was wearing a little Meta's chain saying that
Speaker 3: she did something else.
Speaker 2: It was another a couple of celebrities. Yeah, but it
Speaker 2: wasn't Soldier Boy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a lot of guys. It's not a couple,
Speaker 4: it's a lot. And what I keep getting upset is
Speaker 4: these artists, these rappers, Like why y'all keep sticking y'all, Like,
Speaker 4: why do y'all keep trying to deal.
Speaker 5: With this girl?
Speaker 4: Then, like y'all keep because they're dealing with her. She
Speaker 4: just be lying, exaggerating and stuff, but they are doing
Speaker 4: something with her.
Speaker 18: So it is what it is.
Speaker 4: When you got and she's a white woman too, you white? Yeah,
Speaker 4: she sad. She looked like Michael Jackson before he died.
Speaker 4: You look like a white woman too before he died.
Speaker 4: Come on now, yeah, all right, and that.
Speaker 2: Is that's just what the messing.
Speaker 3: Her news is real, allegedly allegedly. All right, Charla Man,
Speaker 3: who are giving your down contoo o.
Speaker 1: Man for after the hour, Man, we need Daniel Pinny
Speaker 1: to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 3: We like to have a world with him. Please all right,
Speaker 3: we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
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Speaker 1: Slash breakfast club today.
Speaker 4: Damn, it's.
Speaker 2: I mean, trying to be donky today.
Speaker 9: No more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 2: not making these people do these.
Speaker 4: Things called donkey of the day, and it really caught
Speaker 4: me off. Damn charlom Man who got the donkey out
Speaker 4: of to day today?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 1: Donkey today for Tuesday, May twenty third goes to Daniel Penny.
Speaker 1: If the name sounds familiar, but not really. Daniel Penny
Speaker 1: is the man charged with second degree man slaughter in
Speaker 1: the video recorded subway killing of Jordan Neely earlier this month.
Speaker 1: Rest in peace to Jordan Neely. Now, look, everyone is
Speaker 1: innocent until proven guilty. All right, did Daniel Penny kill
Speaker 1: Jordan Neely? Yes, we saw that on video. It's up
Speaker 1: to accord a law to determine whether or not what
Speaker 1: he did was a criminal act. All right, don't be
Speaker 1: mad at me. That's just the way the law works.
Speaker 1: So in a situation like this, you know, I see it,
Speaker 1: I mind my business, wait for the facts to come out.
Speaker 1: But Daniel Penny gave his first interview with The New
Speaker 1: York Post, and I would never understand why it's so
Speaker 1: hard for people to just shut the f up. Okay,
Speaker 1: maybe it's the caucasidy, maybe it's the unmelanated gaul. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is that makes someone who has
Speaker 1: just killed a man in front of the whole world
Speaker 1: on video. I feel like they have to have a
Speaker 1: conversation about it. And if you're gonna have a conversation
Speaker 1: about show some empathy for the family and the life
Speaker 1: you took, show some remorse. But Nope, nobody clearly prepped
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny on how to do any of those things.
Speaker 1: And maybe they don't have to because in the eyes
Speaker 1: of America, this might be an easy call. Daniel Penny,
Speaker 1: white male military veteran hero saving people from Jordan, nearly
Speaker 1: black mail, threatening mental health issues. Yeah, we see the
Speaker 1: narrative that's being painted. And another narrative that's being painted
Speaker 1: is that Daniel Penny is a racist. And in this
Speaker 1: interview with The New York Post, he pushed back on
Speaker 1: the notion that he is indeed a white supremacist.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Fox News for the report.
Speaker 20: Police and marine veteran accused in the choke hold death
Speaker 20: of a homeless subway rider breaks his silence. Daniel Penny
Speaker 20: addressing the incident on the subway to that that now
Speaker 20: has him facing second degree manslaughter charges, telling the New
Speaker 20: York Post quote, this had nothing to do with race.
Speaker 20: I judge a person based on their character. I'm not
Speaker 20: a white supremacist. I mean it's it's a little bit comical.
Speaker 20: Everybody who's ever met me can tell you I love
Speaker 20: all people. I love all cultures. You can tell by
Speaker 20: my past and all of my travels and adventures around
Speaker 20: the world. I was actually planning a road trip through
Speaker 20: Africa before this happened.
Speaker 1: Daniel, your penny got a hole in it. Okay, you
Speaker 1: sound hopeless. Word to Deon Fariss. All my uncles and
Speaker 1: aunties know who that is. All you youngin is google it.
Speaker 1: Here's some words you don't use to describe a murder, Okay,
Speaker 1: when you are charged with manslaughter. Comical, Okay, Daniel Penny said,
Speaker 1: it's a little bit comical to call.
Speaker 2: Him a racist. Daniel, I don't know if you're racist.
Speaker 1: Or not, but you have to overstand that some people
Speaker 1: are trying to figure out why you would just strangle
Speaker 1: a man on the subway, okay, and a white man
Speaker 1: doing that to a black man in America, we are
Speaker 1: always going to go to race first. So it's not
Speaker 1: comical to think you're a racist. It's context. Okay, historical
Speaker 1: context at day. Blame your ancestors and racist pigs for
Speaker 1: people jumping to that conclusion. But that's not even the
Speaker 1: reason you're getting donkey today. I mean, personally, you could
Speaker 1: have just left it at You know, I'm not racist.
Speaker 1: I love all people, I love all coaches. But no, oh,
Speaker 1: did y'all catch you the reason why you couldn't be racist? Listen,
Speaker 1: listen to this one again.
Speaker 20: I'm not a white supremacist. I mean, it's a little
Speaker 20: bit comical. Everybody who's ever met me can tell you
Speaker 20: I love all people, I love all cultures. You can
Speaker 20: tell by my past and all of my travels and
Speaker 20: adventures around the world. I was actually planning a road
Speaker 20: trip through Africa before this happened.
Speaker 1: I was actually planning a road trip through Africa before
Speaker 1: this happened. Not as comical, okay, a road trip through Africa.
Speaker 1: White people going to Africa is what makes them less racist.
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny, do you know anything about the European colonization
Speaker 1: of Africa? I mean, what do you want to call
Speaker 1: it to Scramble for Africa, the partition of Africa, the
Speaker 1: conquest of Africa, whatever you.
Speaker 2: Want to call it.
Speaker 1: It was the invasion and cholones of colonization of most
Speaker 1: of Africa by several Western European powers. So a white
Speaker 1: man visiting Africa doesn't mean they have tolerance for black people.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Planning to go to Africa doesn't in any way mean
Speaker 1: you don't suffer from white supremacy or racism. That's like
Speaker 1: saying saying a man isn't fat because he goes to
Speaker 1: whole foods. Okay, fat people have access to whole foods,
Speaker 1: like racists have access to Africa. Okay, what's next, Daniel Penny,
Speaker 1: You're gonna tell us that some of your best friends
Speaker 1: are black. You're gonna tell us you voted for Barack
Speaker 1: Obama twice. Oh, Black Pants is your favorite movie too,
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny, how you cried went to Charlie and Queen
Speaker 1: Ramanda died. And for the record, I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny is racist. I have no idea what this
Speaker 1: man believes in his heart. I just know that this
Speaker 1: is absolutely from Some of my best friends are black.
Speaker 1: Playbook and another example of how we can't have real
Speaker 1: conversations about race.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I think white people like Daniel Penny have superficial relationships
Speaker 1: with black people, and he doesn't even understand how race
Speaker 1: plays out in a black person's daily life. If he did,
Speaker 1: he would probably understand why folks are calling him a
Speaker 1: racist for scrangling a black man to.
Speaker 2: Death on a train.
Speaker 5: I'm just here to tell.
Speaker 1: Y'all this morning that proximity to blackness does not stop
Speaker 1: white people from doing racist things. I repeat, proximity to
Speaker 1: blackness does not stop white people from doing race his things.
Speaker 1: I know New York Post you'allays trying to humanize Daniel Penny.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: But in humanizing him, how about keep him from keep
Speaker 1: him from sounding stupid? Please let me mem give Daniel
Speaker 1: Penny the biggest y'all.
Speaker 3: He haw, he haw?
Speaker 4: You stupid motherfucker?
Speaker 2: Are you dumb? All right?
Speaker 3: All right, well, thank you for that donkey today, Yes,
Speaker 3: shout everybody on B E T. Will see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Thank you b E T.
Speaker 3: All right, now, just have the dilemma, just has a dilemma,
Speaker 3: just has some mess. So what's what's what's the situation?
Speaker 7: Es?
Speaker 4: Okay, so look right, so I do this segment called
Speaker 4: Jess with the Mess, and somebody wrote when you do
Speaker 4: it at on Carefully Reckless my podcast which is on
Speaker 4: the Black Effect under iHeart Radio. Thank you Charlainey'll like
Speaker 4: you toss all right.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 4: I had somebody that write me, that wrote me that
Speaker 4: said they're in a relationship with the relationship huh, and
Speaker 4: their current man had a previous relationship that he was in.
Speaker 4: He was attached to child in that relationship. Now the
Speaker 4: child is his child. No it's not. It's not as
Speaker 4: biological child. And the child even knows her dad, and
Speaker 4: her dad is in her life, you know, not the
Speaker 4: best dad, but nevertheless still knows in her life right now.
Speaker 4: When he was with this girl, he did a lot
Speaker 4: for the girl. He built the bond with the child.
Speaker 4: They were only together for maybe like a year and
Speaker 4: a half or so, but he was very drawn to
Speaker 4: this child. And even with them breaking up, he goes
Speaker 4: to like her graduations and stuff like that. And the
Speaker 4: girl that wrote me, she has a problem with it
Speaker 4: because he has a problem with the bond that her
Speaker 4: and her baby father had. And apparently her and her
Speaker 4: baby father are like me and Jerome, which is why
Speaker 4: she first wrote me yes, and she wants to know
Speaker 4: is this a deal breaker because she felt like it's
Speaker 4: manipulative for him for her current boyfriend to use the situation.
Speaker 4: Oh well, look well I ain't gonna stop dealing with
Speaker 4: my my and we can't even say my stepdaughter because
Speaker 4: you're not you was never married to. The daughter is
Speaker 4: like eight or nine, so she's young, you know, and
Speaker 4: she's graduating from what's the name and the whole, I
Speaker 4: mean from elementary school. And she told he told me,
Speaker 4: he was like, I want to go to the graduation
Speaker 4: and me and how mother will be staying side by side,
Speaker 4: saying I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, whoa, So you basically like, did you stop being
Speaker 1: cool with your ex and your ex's family for your
Speaker 1: new man?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 4: I mean, it ain't even that, it's just like because
Speaker 4: she's saying that, he uses it in like a manipulative way,
Speaker 4: like whenever her and her because he feels like he
Speaker 4: feels like she can't talk to our baby foup unless
Speaker 4: it's about the child. Like they do business together. When
Speaker 4: I say they're like me and Rome, they're like me
Speaker 4: and Rome, So they do business together, they're friends. They
Speaker 4: do talk outside of their child as your brother, baby, daddy.
Speaker 4: Yeah that is, that's what it is, yes, and and
Speaker 4: and that's it, you know. But her boyfriend has an
Speaker 4: issue with that. If it ain't about the child, it
Speaker 4: shouldn't be. But nothing, you you know. And and then
Speaker 4: he'll even go to far and say, all right, well,
Speaker 4: look I'm going to the graduation with with my X
Speaker 4: to support the daughter.
Speaker 2: Let's let's sen up the phone.
Speaker 5: So cool with with your baby.
Speaker 4: And you know what I'm saying, why I can't still
Speaker 4: be Well.
Speaker 3: Let's open up the phone lines eight hundred five eighty
Speaker 3: five one O five one. Let's let's ask what's your
Speaker 3: thought to see? I feel like the relationship moved on
Speaker 3: and they've only been in a in a relationship for
Speaker 3: a year. He's gonna have to wean his wean himself
Speaker 3: off from that girl, right because she's eight years old.
Speaker 3: The mom is gonna date other men she can. But
Speaker 3: that's why I said wean off slide. But she has
Speaker 3: a dad. I mean, she has a father. That mom
Speaker 3: is gonna be dating other dudes. That's gonna be in
Speaker 3: that relationship, and that's gonna make his new situation feel
Speaker 3: a little funny, and also in the in the other situation,
Speaker 3: I feel the same way too, Like you can't have
Speaker 3: an X that y'all so cool, it would make me
Speaker 3: feel a way that's not I'm your man, that's not
Speaker 3: your man, that's your baby daddy. Y'all can talk about
Speaker 3: the kids. Y'all could be cool, but it can't be
Speaker 3: a whole, big, happy family, like we all in the
Speaker 3: same house.
Speaker 2: Like I'll never find happiness.
Speaker 4: That is not what he said. That's probably what you think,
Speaker 4: but he is. It's not true.
Speaker 3: But let's open up the phone line and discuss eight
Speaker 3: hundred and five eight five one oh five one. There's
Speaker 3: a lot of moving parts in this, so we'll discuss
Speaker 3: when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club one morning,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: It's topic time called eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 1: one five one to join into the discussion with the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning. Everybody, you seej Envy Charlamagne the God, we are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Because Jess Hilarious is here now. Somebody
Speaker 3: emailed Jess and wanted them to fix their mess. Now, Jess,
Speaker 3: what was the email?
Speaker 2: What was the question?
Speaker 4: So it was it was very broad. But basically, this
Speaker 4: girl has a boyfriend who uh uh, she does well,
Speaker 4: she has a baby father, and they are somewhat similar
Speaker 4: to me and Rome situation. They're very very cool clothes,
Speaker 4: they do business together, and her boyfriend has a child
Speaker 4: that he is a a to you from a previous relationship,
Speaker 4: that's not his biological daughter, but he still is very attached, wary.
Speaker 4: They were only in a relationship for a year and
Speaker 4: he grew attached to this little girl, and he kind
Speaker 4: of uses that as leverage for the girlfriend being cool
Speaker 4: with her baby daddy and.
Speaker 1: For people who just might be listening to the Brothers club,
Speaker 1: Roome is just his baby's father with their like brother
Speaker 1: and sisters.
Speaker 3: Yes, it is her baby daddy brother right, Yes, So
Speaker 3: I mean I really would say, once you break up
Speaker 3: with the mom, especially that's not your child, you break
Speaker 3: up with that baby too.
Speaker 2: They only been together one year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's how I feel. And the baby got a father, Yeah,
Speaker 3: baby has a father. Yes, I'm sure the woman is
Speaker 3: dating somebody else. Yes, so not all three of us
Speaker 3: gonna be at the all three of us in the
Speaker 3: mom gonna be at the graduation. So no, once you
Speaker 3: break up with that mom, you break up with the baby,
Speaker 3: especially if it's only been a year, Like, you gotta
Speaker 3: let that baby go. That's not your child. But also
Speaker 3: in a new situation, I would look at that different.
Speaker 3: You gotta set boundaries.
Speaker 2: You just can't.
Speaker 3: You can't. You and your baby father can't be all
Speaker 3: cool and together and shop. Nah, like this is a
Speaker 3: new relationship. I respect what you have together. This ain't
Speaker 3: this one big family and.
Speaker 1: It ain't even no time a year a year, Like,
Speaker 1: why first of all, he shouldn't even be meeting your
Speaker 1: child after the year, And how you grow a bond
Speaker 1: with a whole child in a year?
Speaker 4: First of all, I can't hide no nigga from my
Speaker 4: child for a year grown up, so you know. Yeah,
Speaker 4: But and then the little girl was like nine ten,
Speaker 4: you know, she's she's older. So it's like, yo, all right,
Speaker 4: like she already knows her father. She spent the last
Speaker 4: year with one year with you. And yeah, you kids
Speaker 4: are very impressionable. You're a good guy. He's good with
Speaker 4: kids and stuff, and that's cool.
Speaker 2: But do you really know a person after the year
Speaker 2: they have them a run?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 4: And then why is your mom trying to be the
Speaker 4: dad collector. This is not what we're gonna I'm saying,
Speaker 4: we're not gonna do that.
Speaker 2: You know, let's go to the full life. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 15: Hey, Valdosta Georgia.
Speaker 5: What's up, bro?
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 17: I say, man, I don't feel like that's right, because.
Speaker 12: When when you're in a relationship and you start something new,
Speaker 12: you don't want to bring on luggage from the path
Speaker 12: back and tend to rekindle something.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, So leave that baggage. I
Speaker 2: appreciate that y'all be breaking up with kids.
Speaker 3: Boy, y'all cold, okay, But she got a dad, and
Speaker 3: now she got dad because the mama's someone else.
Speaker 2: I think justice right, three dad, that's a dad.
Speaker 5: Horse.
Speaker 2: Let's just say that.
Speaker 4: Collect like that.
Speaker 17: Hello, this is Chelsea Georgia.
Speaker 3: Mama, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 11: My thoughts are, if she's entering a relationships, she does
Speaker 11: need to spend some boundaries with her babye father. But
Speaker 11: it also sounds like.
Speaker 17: He's just being petty.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and the only reason he only wants to be
Speaker 11: around the little girl is because she's around her baby father.
Speaker 4: That's what it sounds like.
Speaker 17: Don a baby Yeah, don't you fund like you care
Speaker 17: about the little girl.
Speaker 11: He just wanted to diss off his girl for Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah it sounds like that because she said he
Speaker 4: uses it as leverage. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because you love somebody, you accept everything that comes with him, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like if you if somebody loves Jess, you gotta accept
Speaker 1: the child.
Speaker 2: They gotta accept Ron, they gotta accept everybody.
Speaker 4: Say, except Room, because he always makes things. You gotta
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 2: You gotta accept Rome.
Speaker 3: But also people gotta understand if somebody is dating somebody
Speaker 3: with a baby daddy and the baby daddy's cool. A
Speaker 3: lot of times, the baby daddy's cool because you want
Speaker 3: as close as normal for the child. My child is
Speaker 3: still under age, that's right. I'm gonna be here, bro,
Speaker 3: that's right, because you want the child to feel comfortable.
Speaker 3: And like, no, I can call my mom, I can
Speaker 3: call my dad. My mom and dad are cool.
Speaker 2: I should come to them. Now, this new gentleman and.
Speaker 3: Here I got it that he's dating my mom and
Speaker 3: I respect him. But you still want, you know, to
Speaker 3: feel as normal as possible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and telling you my my son loves me and
Speaker 4: his dad's relationship and he loves that.
Speaker 2: How do you feel when other guy's come around.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't introduce them to everybody.
Speaker 2: See my guy's coming around all the time.
Speaker 4: I'm a collect.
Speaker 2: Don't listen to everybody.
Speaker 3: Shut up, hello this.
Speaker 2: Thought.
Speaker 17: I'm sorry I couldn't hear you.
Speaker 2: I said, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 3: Mom?
Speaker 5: Your dad?
Speaker 2: Collector?
Speaker 17: Okay, so my thoughts are I definitely think that after
Speaker 17: only a year and a half of dating someone that
Speaker 17: you shouldn't even have.
Speaker 3: A bond with the child.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 17: I think a lot of problem with people that are
Speaker 17: dating that you know, have children. They just introduce their
Speaker 17: kids to people too soon. I mean maybe like a
Speaker 17: high end vibe maybe passed by, but an eight year
Speaker 17: old and a man like absolutely not. So he needs
Speaker 17: to win hisself off and the mom released a thing
Speaker 17: better next time. Like you wouldn't have this problem if
Speaker 17: you want to introduce your child before you really even
Speaker 17: knew the person.
Speaker 3: But I kind of disagree though, Like if if a
Speaker 3: woman is dating a man and the woman has soul
Speaker 3: custody of that child, right, So that means if a
Speaker 3: woman is dating you know, at first to get serious
Speaker 3: and then they start going.
Speaker 2: Out a lot. So when I go out a lot,
Speaker 2: what am I going to leave my son at home myself.
Speaker 3: No, after after a while, six seven, eight months, you
Speaker 3: start taking your child with you because you want.
Speaker 4: To see how that man it's with your child.
Speaker 18: So that.
Speaker 4: Now I disagree with you. I don't think that's too soon.
Speaker 3: Now you go out a lot, and if that person,
Speaker 3: if you really into that person, just think about when
Speaker 3: you started dating your wife.
Speaker 2: I started dating with my wife. We were around each
Speaker 2: other a lot.
Speaker 3: And if you have a child, a young child at
Speaker 3: the time that's eight nine, you're gonna be taking that
Speaker 3: child to plays and games and this and that.
Speaker 4: Because this is not just somebody that you just hitting
Speaker 4: and missing, you know what I'm saying. This is somebody
Speaker 4: that you you may not see yourself with them for
Speaker 4: the rest of your life, but it's like.
Speaker 1: All right, I mean I'm feeling you see what you
Speaker 1: don't feel like you're gonna be with the person for
Speaker 1: the rest of your life.
Speaker 2: You gotta get this man from time.
Speaker 4: So why I said, I don't introduce everybody to ask.
Speaker 4: But when I feel like there's like, okay, this is
Speaker 4: like something and you're giving me butterflies and I'm actually
Speaker 4: talking to people about you, I do feel like there
Speaker 4: is something, you know. So when a girl gets that feeling,
Speaker 4: she would a long time. So she feels like that right,
Speaker 4: and she's she's gonna bring that. I don't think it's
Speaker 4: wrong with her introducing.
Speaker 2: The after, depending on how tight that relationship.
Speaker 4: But it's up to the guy.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 4: If it's done, it's done. After a year or year
Speaker 4: and a half, wean yourself off the baby. I'm not
Speaker 4: saying just completely cut yourself out, but wean yourself off.
Speaker 4: It didn't even explain. So if she you that close
Speaker 4: with a look, your mom collected me.
Speaker 2: So we're done.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: The question is what's the question? Breaking down again, it's
Speaker 2: a lot going on.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, should you stop being cool with your
Speaker 1: and your exes family for your new man, Dave bar
Speaker 1: it's just ever gonna be able to find you happiness
Speaker 1: because rooms in her life.
Speaker 2: Hut up, man, We'll take it. Calls when we come.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, more thing everybody, It's DJ env Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here now.
Speaker 3: If you just joined us, we're asking eight hundred and
Speaker 3: five eight five one on five one what's the question.
Speaker 4: Okay, there's a lot of moving parts, so all right, charlamage,
Speaker 4: what is the question? What would you say?
Speaker 1: I thought it was, you know, basically, should you stop
Speaker 1: being cool with your ex and you know your ex's
Speaker 1: family for your new man?
Speaker 4: Do you cut off a child from a previous relationship
Speaker 4: going into a new relationship if it's not biologically yours?
Speaker 5: There you go both.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think you do, depending on how close you
Speaker 3: and the child does So, if you raise that child,
Speaker 3: Let's say you've been with that person for eight to
Speaker 3: ten years. I'm saying because we're just question, but if
Speaker 3: you ask a question, you gotta have boundaries.
Speaker 2: You got to explain.
Speaker 3: If it's long time and you raised the child, yes,
Speaker 3: I think you should still be in that child's life,
Speaker 3: but it was only a year like this situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just say that disagreed.
Speaker 4: I didn't disagree and be dead, but I didn't disagree.
Speaker 2: Yes you did, didn't You actually did?
Speaker 3: No, you said a year was too soon to introduce
Speaker 3: to the child. I'm like, yeah, it might not.
Speaker 2: Be too You disagree with throw car show, throw my
Speaker 2: own car.
Speaker 4: Shatter, start with what you're gonna do?
Speaker 3: Well, my call show is this Sunday, by the way,
Speaker 3: Memphis made fine and under a free There's gonna be
Speaker 3: calls from young Dolph, Keyglock fifty cent b and myself.
Speaker 3: If you haven't got your tickets, to get your tickets now.
Speaker 3: Can't wait to see you in Memphis. All right, now,
Speaker 3: let's get to the Polo Hans. Hello, who's this morning?
Speaker 17: This is day for making tors Hey Jay, talk to us.
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 17: Okay, So I got two things. First thing is, Jessica,
Speaker 17: I'm so glad you are there this morning. You always
Speaker 17: give good insight, never one. But just tell your friend
Speaker 17: that he is a placeholder for him, that dude is
Speaker 17: still trying to show up and hope that she'll see
Speaker 17: Oh he did. He's that type of father to somebody
Speaker 17: that's not even his death, not even his real child.
Speaker 11: And I can take him back.
Speaker 17: He's going number two and he I know you were
Speaker 17: the one to answer the phone. The fact that you
Speaker 17: talked out and said the extremes are either they got
Speaker 17: to be beefing like Christ and blood as baby Mama,
Speaker 17: baby daddy, or the opposite of that is big, happy
Speaker 17: family and everybody living in the same house. There are
Speaker 17: so many levels between that when it comes to relationships
Speaker 17: between parents, and just told you that they have businesses
Speaker 17: together and things like that, so they can't communicate and
Speaker 17: have a healthy relationship. One of the biggest things about
Speaker 17: both parents is respect, respect of the other parents, respect
Speaker 17: of their relationships and all of that. There's levels to it.
Speaker 17: It does not mean that they are instantly involved and
Speaker 17: there's anything going on under the table. There are levels
Speaker 17: to it. And speaking of the faith that you can't
Speaker 17: pop from because all your kids are here, I can't.
Speaker 17: I can't relate, Ran, but either of y'all can't relate.
Speaker 17: But y'all also have both stepped out on your wife.
Speaker 2: What whoa whoa?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: What you bringing up? Old stuff? Stuff?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: Okay, continue, I'm just saying.
Speaker 17: I'm I told her to be seventeen this year. He
Speaker 17: and her dad do business together. We have not had
Speaker 17: any dealings since I was pregnant with her. It's just
Speaker 17: right this year, That's right.
Speaker 2: There's a mutual.
Speaker 17: Respect understanding that I have for his relationships and situations
Speaker 17: and that he has for mine as well. But we
Speaker 17: we do not argue, we don't fight, we don't do
Speaker 17: any of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what does your new man, think about it.
Speaker 17: He don't have a problem with it because they've been introduced.
Speaker 17: They we spend time together on holidays, all the day.
Speaker 17: It's no problem. If you create any man that is
Speaker 17: creating drama and bringing that into my space, my energy,
Speaker 17: my family, he wouldn't be there anyway.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's right now. I agree with everything she's said.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you something that's interesting.
Speaker 1: There's been such a negative narrative around baby Mama's and
Speaker 1: baby daddy.
Speaker 2: We always expect it to be drama. So when I
Speaker 2: see situations like justin.
Speaker 1: Rome and how they co parents so well, I didn't
Speaker 1: know it was so many people out here co parenting
Speaker 1: so well, I'm not But.
Speaker 3: Co parenting is not the problem. I don't anybody you
Speaker 3: have to co parent, That's not the problem. The problem
Speaker 3: is when your cole parents like actually being friend. That's
Speaker 3: that's not the problem. The problem is when I feel
Speaker 3: like they cross the lines. Right, and sometimes I feel
Speaker 3: like people cross the lines in that situation, Like with
Speaker 3: the individual that you said, I feel like he's crossing
Speaker 3: the lines. Meaning they've only been together a short period
Speaker 3: of time. There's no reason to still be in that
Speaker 3: child's life like that, that child has a father, that
Speaker 3: child has a new boyfriend that the mom has. So
Speaker 3: it's to the point now where there's no reason to
Speaker 3: be there. It's just what makes sense. Yeah, you know
Speaker 3: in my opinion.
Speaker 4: And then also, were not talking about me girl from
Speaker 4: making Georgia? You sure, yeah, because you see how she personalized.
Speaker 4: She was like, just so tell your friend that you
Speaker 4: and your baby father like y'all.
Speaker 2: Do sound personal And when you were describing it, you
Speaker 2: were saying, my mask.
Speaker 1: I told you people write me all the time, slipping
Speaker 1: up said, I wrote myself and I told myself.
Speaker 4: And slipping up first, I didn't know you stepped out.
Speaker 4: What's what happened with you in the marriage? Okay, thank you,
Speaker 4: I'm moving on. Yeah, yeah, we know the one personalitation?
Speaker 3: What about yours? Is right?
Speaker 2: That book? I did shook it the one.
Speaker 5: What's the story?
Speaker 2: The moral of the story don't don't use.
Speaker 4: No damn leverage. The moral of the story is, look
Speaker 4: everything you do, not bring. And then it's kind of
Speaker 4: hard to say don't bring baggage from other relationships, because
Speaker 4: I'm not trying to say anyone's child is baggage. My
Speaker 4: thing is I would never say that. The thing is,
Speaker 4: you have to it's so. It's because I'm so conflicted
Speaker 4: on it. It's like you have to be open enough
Speaker 4: to bring all the facts before you get into another relationship.
Speaker 4: This is what I had going on here. It's gonna
Speaker 4: be hard breaking his bomb with this little girl, but
Speaker 4: you gotta be willing to try to do that, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: All, Let's say that the situation was with you, right,
Speaker 3: and you met a new man you loved, but he
Speaker 3: just he felt uncomfortable. He felt that you in Rome
Speaker 3: were too close with each other, y'all spoke too much
Speaker 3: because you were in a relationship.
Speaker 2: Y'all didn't get y'all.
Speaker 4: No, I'm never gonna cut Rome.
Speaker 2: But let's say he wanted to set boundaries to make
Speaker 2: sure he was comfortable.
Speaker 4: I do get that. Look, it happened. It happened before.
Speaker 4: Rome used to call me anytime of the night, and
Speaker 4: I used to answer any time of the night.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: You used to have real bad drinking problem, fall asleep
Speaker 4: behind the wheel. This ain't nothing to everybody, don't know,
Speaker 4: but like, you know what I mean. So I would
Speaker 4: go get him. I would since somebody get just anything.
Speaker 4: But I was also enabling him a lot and then
Speaker 4: just too accessible for him, which also like spoiled them
Speaker 4: a lot. So I did set boundaries myself. And even
Speaker 4: it was a guy that was like, yo, this nega calling.
Speaker 4: He was one o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 3: Now, I mean, I feel me and you in bed
Speaker 3: at one o'clock in the morning and you.
Speaker 2: Go pick him up.
Speaker 3: I'm a feeling the way.
Speaker 4: No, I never did that, but that's when I did
Speaker 4: set the boundaries. When this guy did say, Yo, this,
Speaker 4: this is a lot, and I'm like, all right, you're right.
Speaker 4: So no, Rome, don't call me at denying, don't call
Speaker 4: me after that. Even when you called me about advice,
Speaker 4: I would say, just kind of lay off. I'm talking
Speaker 4: to this guy, and like it's like this, we you
Speaker 4: do cross boundaries and I'll let you. I allow you.
Speaker 4: So it's not all your fault. But we got we
Speaker 4: got a chill.
Speaker 2: I understand what yourvice thing. But if Rome need help,
Speaker 2: like you know, he don't want.
Speaker 4: To drink, I have to, like you come with me
Speaker 4: if you want, you know what I mean. But like
Speaker 4: that's my friend, that's my family, just like it's different
Speaker 4: the new Man.
Speaker 1: Don't understand that you got to build a wall. To
Speaker 1: build a wall between the new Man and the baby daddy,
Speaker 1: don't don't do it. Justice, let it go, just let
Speaker 1: it got Just let it go.
Speaker 2: Justice, look at just what the mess is up?
Speaker 3: Next?
Speaker 2: We got some room, miss, Yeah, we.
Speaker 4: Got some rooms.
Speaker 2: We'll get to it nextus. Just look, yeah, we'll be
Speaker 2: back at the breakfast club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's d J n V. Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 3: the breakfast Club. Let's get to the roomors. Let's get
Speaker 3: to Jess with the miss.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 3: This is the room of report on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Honeys get so Holly Berry her and Fancasia star And
Speaker 4: how Halle Burry doing it? Oh helly bai. I was
Speaker 4: gonna say, Halle Burdy can't be no damn color purple girl.
Speaker 2: She definitely could be.
Speaker 4: She could have been. It's just some things that you know,
Speaker 4: how you have those actors that you can see doing
Speaker 4: you can't see doing certain things. Halle Barry, what she will?
Speaker 4: Who paut what she would play?
Speaker 3: Real quick?
Speaker 4: Pop in your mind, Color Purple, Holly.
Speaker 2: Barry, that's my wife's favorite movie. But I can't think
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 4: Right right? Ain't nobody losing no children in there?
Speaker 3: You thinking?
Speaker 4: Look, so it's Halle Bailey, Halle Bailey, her Fantasia.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: They start in a color purple trailer. Wow, yes, another
Speaker 4: color purple. They're doing another color purple.
Speaker 1: Exactly what my wife says yesterday. Why are they remaking
Speaker 1: color purple to leave color purple?
Speaker 4: They really do? They really really do yesterday when the
Speaker 4: brothers released the trailer for the Color Purple musical film.
Speaker 4: Also Sierra Daniel Brooks and Saraji p Henson will also
Speaker 4: appear in the film.
Speaker 16: What is You going?
Speaker 4: Ain't nobody pop locking in no damn color purp ever's
Speaker 4: in the Color Purple? Even singing Lord boy, she's so
Speaker 4: cute like you keepe to be up and negar?
Speaker 2: I mean, ain't you to keep it?
Speaker 1: This ain't a movie, but I take I think I
Speaker 1: haven't seen the trailer, but Color Purple is one of
Speaker 1: those movies that I feel like in twenty twenty three
Speaker 1: they would water down a lot. Oh yeah, absolutely, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Listen, Sierra, I don't think they
Speaker 1: need to do that. I just think they would water
Speaker 1: it down. So I can't see a twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: I don't want to woke version of color.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: You want to hear the trailer, Yeah, let's here the trailer.
Speaker 5: Today.
Speaker 18: I teach the Times about a place called Africa.
Speaker 4: She said, our mom's come. Queen's over there.
Speaker 3: We royalty.
Speaker 2: Afternoon. It needs me a while.
Speaker 4: Even if we have to part, you and me, I
Speaker 4: have one heart. Yeah, I'll write you every day. Oh
Speaker 4: like that was my sister.
Speaker 3: It's time.
Speaker 4: But you see the world, there's gonna be some changes made.
Speaker 3: They say me, hush, we need to look like we belong.
Speaker 18: We heard, are just kings and queens.
Speaker 4: Hard as the center of the universe.
Speaker 1: It's hard. You don't want to knock something before you
Speaker 1: see it. Look color purple as a classic film in
Speaker 1: the bar is so high. It is like you said,
Speaker 1: you don't want to knock it. But I just don't
Speaker 1: feel the pain.
Speaker 2: I feel the pain.
Speaker 4: I feel like a little mermaid. I feel like I
Speaker 4: can oh no, no, no, yeah for sure, But I
Speaker 4: feel like this gave us the holly. I mean, uh,
Speaker 4: little mermaids, you know feel in the beginning. But I go, lie,
Speaker 4: I'm excited to see Roggi p Henson.
Speaker 2: Roggie gavery.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 4: I need to see that because she gives it every time.
Speaker 4: She's never disappointed for me. And the fantasia that's sick.
Speaker 2: I can color.
Speaker 4: Lay silly. She better give me a she better give
Speaker 4: you one of those. She goes, she gonna scream to
Speaker 4: the kingdom come, I love it, all right, and then
Speaker 4: this version of the film seems to be focused more
Speaker 4: on the sisterhood aspect of the story of the film
Speaker 4: is produced by Oprah, Quincy Jones and Steven Spielberg. I think, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: Acted original producer she was.
Speaker 4: I thought it was for that and beloved. Yeah, produced
Speaker 4: by Oprah for sure. All right, so we're gonna move on.
Speaker 4: I prayed that that's great. Uh yes, I did, my God, don't.
Speaker 2: Think it's.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 4: Six nine immortalized Wow with mirl in one of Mexico's
Speaker 4: most dangerous neighborhoods. Okay, So he had went to one
Speaker 4: of the most notorious cities in Mexico, right, and they
Speaker 4: call it the barrio, that's what they call it. And yeah,
Speaker 4: well stay away. It's called Barrio bra all right. And
Speaker 4: that's like a real bad city. That's when it's given
Speaker 4: like real bid right, and they have a mural of him,
Speaker 4: like they were celebrating him, like, oh my god, what
Speaker 4: a mural playing with her?
Speaker 5: What is it called?
Speaker 4: What y'all say, m a mural. It's spelled m u r,
Speaker 4: so it's a mural. They got this big mural up
Speaker 4: of him, right, And when six I got there, like
Speaker 4: he was mobbed by so many fans. They were showing
Speaker 4: love or whatever. I think that they were just so
Speaker 4: happy for him being Mexican that they forgot that he
Speaker 4: was a snitch.
Speaker 2: Now he gives money to the community.
Speaker 3: He goes out to Mexico, he gives like, oh, that's
Speaker 3: one thousands of dollars to the thousands and thousands of
Speaker 3: dollars to the kids. He gives them hundreds of dollars
Speaker 3: when he comes out there.
Speaker 4: But at the same time, you got the Mexican car.
Speaker 4: I tell you, got all these like real notorious Mexicans
Speaker 4: who know they know when he's giving money. They probably like,
Speaker 4: all right, we ain't snitch over here, so we're cool.
Speaker 4: But I just I don't. I just didn't think that
Speaker 4: that would be something then that they would be okay with,
Speaker 4: Like it's some serious gangsters over there, man.
Speaker 1: But moving on.
Speaker 4: Nick Cannon believes Bruno let me, I gotta tease it.
Speaker 2: No, get it off yet?
Speaker 10: A right?
Speaker 4: Nick Cannon believes Bruno Mars has more hits than Beyonce.
Speaker 4: That's a joke in itself.
Speaker 2: That's by the way. I don't know if it's a
Speaker 2: lie or not, but I know it can be proven.
Speaker 1: I know Beyonce has thirty top ten hits, twenty as
Speaker 1: a solo artist, seven number ones.
Speaker 4: It is the last person to be talking about ahead,
Speaker 4: come on.
Speaker 1: And for number ones with Destiny's childs. I'm sure that's
Speaker 1: something you can actually document with Nick.
Speaker 2: No, no, Nick, what are you saying? You're saying you tired?
Speaker 2: And Nick Cannon talking about music.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm always.
Speaker 2: Talk about me.
Speaker 3: You can have nothing to do. We gotta go and
Speaker 3: be back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 2: Let's get to everybody. It's the j MV.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. Jesse Larius
Speaker 3: is here. Jeff Bezos, the world's third richest man. Jeff,
Speaker 3: you had a chance to hook up with him.
Speaker 1: Why are we telling this story now at nine o'clock.
Speaker 1: We need to wait and save this for the Oh
Speaker 1: my god, I did no.
Speaker 3: Damn y'all, y'all play he had a chance to look
Speaker 3: up with the third richest man, and he just recently
Speaker 3: got engaged trying to holler at you.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't know. It's still a chance he just
Speaker 4: got engaged.
Speaker 3: Ain't right yet.
Speaker 2: I need to hear about this tomorrow. Just gonna be
Speaker 2: back here tomorrow. I need to hear this story.
Speaker 4: You'll be watching this.
Speaker 2: We need to put this on prime time. I can't.
Speaker 1: We can't do this at ninety billion. I need to
Speaker 1: hear this store.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, Yeah.
Speaker 3: We gotta do this.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, miss oboe be when we come back.
Speaker 2: We got the positive note.
Speaker 3: You know, he put a statue of his of his
Speaker 3: fiance on their like I think it's like a five
Speaker 3: hundred million dollar yacht. He got it a statue of
Speaker 3: a Yes, it's like, like I say, like a little
Speaker 3: statue on the front of the guy.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, Wow, that ain't really a wow.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you why. It ain't really the third
Speaker 2: richest man in the world.
Speaker 4: That's the way we put a statue on the yacht.
Speaker 2: He's supposed to be doing stuff like that.
Speaker 4: That's Jeff Bezos to normalize everything.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying it's not normal. That's normal for him.
Speaker 2: This body has done that because he's Jeff Bezos.
Speaker 1: If Jeff Bezos isn't doing excravag and things like that,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna think something wrong.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? That ain't excressed.
Speaker 4: I may not even heard of anything like that before.
Speaker 4: He just gotta seem like it's so beneath him. He
Speaker 4: don't care. I'm right.
Speaker 3: When we come back. We got the positive note is
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Everybody's EJ n V. Charlamagne
Speaker 3: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club, Jesselarius. We appreciate
Speaker 3: you for joining us. You'll be back tomorrow. You got
Speaker 3: shows this weekend Rhode Island.
Speaker 4: Yes, I do, Providence, Rhode Island, Comedy Connection Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 4: We got four shows altogether. Get your tickets at essellariusofficial
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Speaker 4: for something positive to watch. Every Monday night at eight pm,
Speaker 4: Just Hilarious drops a YouTube series. It's called The More
Speaker 4: with my last name, The More you Don't Know. It's
Speaker 4: like a docu series of me documenting my life. The
Speaker 4: other side of just Larius all except the love you're
Speaker 4: gonna be getting it. You might even get a little
Speaker 4: bit of that. I might show it. I might not.
Speaker 4: We don't know. Y'all got to stay tuned to see.
Speaker 4: First season is already premiered last night at eight pm.
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Speaker 4: Make sure YouTube. YouTube is the only place that lives.
Speaker 2: All right, And now don't forget this week.
Speaker 3: And of course I'm in Memphis for my car show
Speaker 3: kids fiving under a free family fun Day, cars from Dolph,
Speaker 3: fifty key Clock, myself and more. Yo. We should you
Speaker 3: know you said something earlier about South Carolina. I want
Speaker 3: to do a car show of South Carolina. So many
Speaker 3: people have been calling me about a car show. I
Speaker 3: just don't know a space say the words we should.
Speaker 1: I would do Columbia. You want to do Charleston? Probably
Speaker 1: lasting Fairgrounds. What's the biggest city, because I would love
Speaker 1: to do on that This city. Charleston is the biggest city.
Speaker 3: Would you do? Where's the call? Coach is the biggest?
Speaker 3: Where people will come out? Oh they'll come, They'll come anywhere.
Speaker 4: You don't think Charlotte.
Speaker 2: I mean, people have done car shows in Colombia. They've
Speaker 2: done shows in Orangeburg. They call shows the Lasting Fairground
Speaker 2: in Charleston. Better what you want to do. I've got
Speaker 2: a lot of people from the Carolina. Is that that
Speaker 2: reached out?
Speaker 3: I mean, and it's crazy because I spoke to shout
Speaker 3: to the baby and the whole baby's camp and all
Speaker 3: of them, because they even told me that the baby
Speaker 3: has a bunch of cars down to South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Carolina is a great place to do a call show.
Speaker 1: The people have done car shows historically. I don't know
Speaker 1: nothing about No Carolina.
Speaker 4: Well, the babies from Charlotton a lot of cars, So yeah,
Speaker 4: that would be dope.
Speaker 2: I forget what you want to do?
Speaker 3: It set it up all right when we come back.
Speaker 2: We got Oh no, it's time for the posta you
Speaker 2: got for us?
Speaker 1: Yes, the positive notice simple man comes from one of
Speaker 1: my favorite Instagram pages, The Healing Guy. Your character will
Speaker 1: outweigh any lie told about you because those that know
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