Speaker 1: Good morning, usc yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 3: Charlomagne to God, Oh he's having technical difficulties, Jess, hilarious,
Speaker 3: Come on to Jess.
Speaker 4: What's up.
Speaker 5: I'm not hey, y'all. I got the.
Speaker 4: Studio by myself. No, you don't right behind you what
Speaker 4: you're talking about?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, but you ain't in here. I don't
Speaker 6: feel the gusban negative energy today. So I'm the cousin
Speaker 6: eventag and I bought my sage. I said, yes, I
Speaker 6: ain't got nobody picking on the rafters. We ain't got nobody,
Speaker 6: you know, man, we don't need none of No.
Speaker 4: No, Well, Charlomagne is having technical difficulties. He's there.
Speaker 3: I'm actually looking at him. You can see him right now,
Speaker 3: but he just can't his mic is not working. Yes,
Speaker 3: we have to get his mic working. I'm actually out
Speaker 3: in a Aruba. So if you don't know Simbad who's
Speaker 3: a comedian, his brother does this annual event out in
Speaker 3: the Ruba, and I do it each and every Memorial weekend.
Speaker 3: But because I'm doing my car show this weekend, which
Speaker 3: is this Sunday. The kickoff event is WHENESDA. So I
Speaker 3: came for the kickoff event. It was a beautiful event,
Speaker 3: nice event. Is so many people out there, so many
Speaker 3: listeners that listened to the Breakfast Club were actually there. Now,
Speaker 3: there's a lady that calls I think you remember her.
Speaker 3: She's the bus driver from the Bronx. She calls them
Speaker 3: there every day. She's out here. She's having a good time.
Speaker 3: So I just want to salute to everybody that's coming
Speaker 3: out here or that's out here. They probably sleeping because
Speaker 3: we partied to like five am. But I want to
Speaker 3: salute to everybody. I'm having a good time. And then
Speaker 3: I'm on my way back after the show, so I'll
Speaker 3: be back in New York after the show.
Speaker 4: That was everything yesterday. Essing did you miss me?
Speaker 5: I really did miss you. I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 6: Don't ever leave me alone again with your man, I
Speaker 6: don't you know. Usually I don't mind being in the
Speaker 6: presence of somebody else man, because you know, I ain't
Speaker 6: trying to take him.
Speaker 5: But that's one you can have, and you can have him.
Speaker 5: I don't need it.
Speaker 4: What Charlomagne.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's Charlene.
Speaker 6: That's what I call him now, is Charlene the Goddess?
Speaker 4: Now, y'all interviewed some people after the show yesterday. Who's
Speaker 4: your interview?
Speaker 6: We interviewed Shamik Moore and then Tony Lewis sing Yet
Speaker 6: Tony Lewis Junior, the DMV notorious. Uh well, he don't
Speaker 6: want to be known for that no more. But he was,
Speaker 6: you know, a big king Thlin back in the eighties
Speaker 6: and he served thirty four years in jail and his
Speaker 6: son works so hard to bring him home.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, so he's home now, and I'm sure they're
Speaker 3: doing positive things. I see them online all the time
Speaker 3: talking about positive things, talking about changing the use mindset
Speaker 3: and all that stuff. So we'll be chopping it up
Speaker 3: with them in a little bit and also Teslin Figuro
Speaker 3: will be joining us, of course with Front Page News.
Speaker 4: A lot to discuss.
Speaker 3: We got to send a rest in peace to a
Speaker 3: legend and we'll talk about it next, So don't move.
Speaker 3: We'll get Charlemagne on the line.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Owning everybody. It's DJ ENV Charlomagne, the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: We get our guest co host, Jess Hilarious here with
Speaker 4: us this morning with.
Speaker 5: Up Jess say nothing, what's up? What's up?
Speaker 3: And let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 4: Teslin figure out, Good morning, Test.
Speaker 6: Good morning dj Envy and Jess, who's not the guest
Speaker 6: co host?
Speaker 5: She told never to stop calling it the guests respect
Speaker 5: on his name than you.
Speaker 4: Damn right.
Speaker 3: Well, let's get in some front page news. We got
Speaker 3: to send a rest in peace to Tina Turner.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we celebrate the life, but if I'd like to
Speaker 6: say celebrate the life, you know, Tina Turner, the Queen
Speaker 6: of Rock and Roe says, she said, that's exactly how
Speaker 6: she wants to be remembered, and we have no problem
Speaker 6: with that. She passed away peacefully at eighty three years
Speaker 6: old at her home in Switzerland.
Speaker 5: And you know, as we.
Speaker 6: Were all watching this happen and unfold, you know, folks
Speaker 6: kept you know, kind of saying the same thing about,
Speaker 6: you know, her life and her legacy. And I found
Speaker 6: this really interesting. In twenty sixteen, she had her kidneys
Speaker 6: failed and she was nearing death, and her husband, Erwin Box,
Speaker 6: stepped in and donated his kidney to her to save
Speaker 6: her life. He said he did not want another woman.
Speaker 6: He said that basically he wanted to give her a gift.
Speaker 6: And so in twenty nineteen, after she recovered from that
Speaker 6: surgery and was feeling much better, this is what she
Speaker 6: had to say.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm eighty.
Speaker 7: What did I think? How did I think I.
Speaker 5: Would be at eighty?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Wow, I look great.
Speaker 7: I feel good. I've gone through some very serious sicknesses
Speaker 7: that I'm overcoming. So it's like having a second chance
Speaker 7: at life. I'm happy to be an eighty year old woman.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's so sad.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 6: Yes, you know, long long life, two hundred million records
Speaker 6: throughout her career. She retired in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 6: We all know about all of the challenges that she overcame.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna check out her books.
Speaker 6: She has a book called Happiness Becomes You, a Guide
Speaker 6: to change in your life for good. And again I
Speaker 6: thought I just really got kind of started digging into
Speaker 6: her relationship, and I thought it was really sweet that
Speaker 6: she said her husband has never been intimidated by her career,
Speaker 6: her talents, or her fame. He shows me that true
Speaker 6: love doesn't require the dimming of my light. So I
Speaker 6: thought it was just really interesting in their love story.
Speaker 6: And so we have time, let's play a little sample
Speaker 6: of her iconic music.
Speaker 4: Yes, take their emotion right, my love got to do.
Speaker 4: You know, it's it's crazy.
Speaker 3: Last thing as I was DJ and like I said,
Speaker 3: I'm out here in the Ruba, and the DJ before
Speaker 3: me started doing a Tina Turner set, and you just
Speaker 3: forget so many records that she sang, and so many
Speaker 3: records that meant so much to you, so many records
Speaker 3: that my mom played as she was cleaning the house
Speaker 3: or as she was doing chores around the house, whatever
Speaker 3: it may be. So definitely rest in peace her life story.
Speaker 3: I know they did a couple of movies about it,
Speaker 3: so if you haven't got a chance, definitely check it out.
Speaker 3: And again, rest in peace to the icon the legend
Speaker 3: Tina Turner.
Speaker 6: And let me say god, let me say this right quick,
Speaker 6: just because we were talking about drivers. Obviously over the
Speaker 6: last couple of months, well not the last couple it
Speaker 6: feels like months. For the last couple of weeks. Her
Speaker 6: husband was a driver. He picked her up one night
Speaker 6: and it was love at first sight. So he was
Speaker 6: sent to be her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was sent to be her driver.
Speaker 6: They were together twenty seven years, they were married for
Speaker 6: ten and so again that book just really talks about
Speaker 6: how he was the best thing that she ever met.
Speaker 3: So wow, wow, All right, well that is front page news.
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one five one. If you're upset and you need to event,
Speaker 3: call us up right now. Maybe you're working with somebody
Speaker 3: that's standing in front of the mic. He just can't talk.
Speaker 3: Maybe that makes you upset. Maybe you upset that when
Speaker 3: you look at the picture of him, all you see
Speaker 3: there's a bunch of white men standing behind him, and
Speaker 3: maybe that's making you upset.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It seemed like he cheating on me.
Speaker 4: But anyway, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five.
Speaker 4: What's what, Jess, what what?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Rubert got you turned up? Okay, that's right.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 4: one oh five one. Call us up right now. It's
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 8: to get it off your chest. Call eight hundred and
Speaker 8: five eight five one oh five to one. We want
Speaker 8: to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Hello.
Speaker 2: Who's this, Hey, this Angel?
Speaker 4: Hey Angel, good morning, Get it off your chest.
Speaker 10: I'm just visiting the city because I'm a I'm a
Speaker 10: truck driver, and I swear no one prepared me for
Speaker 10: how city people be driving.
Speaker 4: Horrible. Huh, horrible, dude.
Speaker 11: I'm from you know, such a Pennsylvania middle of nowhere,
Speaker 11: and people there, you know, driver some level of courtesy.
Speaker 11: People are just drive like they own the road.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: They drive like they got somewhere to go. That's that's
Speaker 3: usually what it is. We're usually late, we.
Speaker 4: Got somewhere to go.
Speaker 3: And sometimes you truck drivers, we drive a little too
Speaker 3: style to stupid because you guys can just really hit
Speaker 3: our car and kill us.
Speaker 4: But I mean, that's that's what it is.
Speaker 3: And you know the crazy thing about it is when
Speaker 3: we go out of town to other areas, especially in
Speaker 3: the South, we.
Speaker 4: Be beeping horns, we be having road rage because we
Speaker 4: feel like people just take their time and we got
Speaker 4: places we need to go.
Speaker 12: Bro.
Speaker 5: Yeahvania, I see New York place and driving driving like that,
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh no, makes sense.
Speaker 4: Damn. Hello, who's this Hey?
Speaker 9: Good morning?
Speaker 13: James from Georgia.
Speaker 4: Hey Jay from Georgia. Get it off your chest, man.
Speaker 13: I just want to take good one into you envy.
Speaker 9: What up, Jess?
Speaker 6: How you doing?
Speaker 9: Charlomagne?
Speaker 13: R Peter King of Turner.
Speaker 9: I didn't know, man, how many hits.
Speaker 13: I think I was listening to the radio yesterday.
Speaker 2: She has hits the top of the hit But anyway,
Speaker 2: I just want to say that, yes, yes, I love
Speaker 2: you on the show.
Speaker 14: I love how you match.
Speaker 13: Charlomagne. Well, what do you say, Charlene the yeah?
Speaker 14: God, Charlotte.
Speaker 13: Can you guys add her to the show like you?
Speaker 13: Is a perfect ship?
Speaker 9: Thank you, thank you man, keep doing your thank girl heavy.
Speaker 2: I'm a bit of car show.
Speaker 4: Oh do can't wait to see you brother.
Speaker 9: All right, y'all have a good day man, you.
Speaker 4: Too, you too.
Speaker 3: I will say this though, the one thing that I
Speaker 3: love about Jess is not the reading. It's not that
Speaker 3: she's always on time. Is the fact that Jess is
Speaker 3: dead with the bs.
Speaker 4: Just don't care. She don't have no friends in this industry.
Speaker 3: She will shoot at me one day and shoot at
Speaker 3: Charlemagne the other day, and then somebody else the other day.
Speaker 4: She don't care. She's a thousand percent.
Speaker 3: Reel And that's the one thing I love about Jess okay,
Speaker 3: because that was wondering way the hell you was going
Speaker 3: with this.
Speaker 1: I was like, dang, because you know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna take props and I'm head out.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: Good morning?
Speaker 4: Good morning? What's your name?
Speaker 15: Nica?
Speaker 4: Hey, Nica, get it off your chest?
Speaker 11: Good morning? Yes, hope, she was putting that mixture.
Speaker 14: I'm forty five.
Speaker 15: I just bought my first piece of land. I'm proud
Speaker 15: of that came from the Project BI living projects and
Speaker 15: trying to make away from me and my family. So
Speaker 15: you just got an acre land and the cat skills
Speaker 15: and I'm building tiny homes for my family. So if
Speaker 15: you tell it, you can share my cash app.
Speaker 11: What your cash at, Mama, because n I ka h h.
Speaker 3: Seven seven okay, all right, well I'm gonna through some
Speaker 3: money in your cash app. And I think what you're
Speaker 3: doing is amazing And the most important thing is the
Speaker 3: fact that you bought it and you're breaking it down
Speaker 3: and trying to explain to people encourage people how to
Speaker 3: buy it as well. And that's that's all I was
Speaker 3: trying to do when I was doing those seminars. You
Speaker 3: just want people to start purchasing and buying their own
Speaker 3: home and teaching them how to because that's the most
Speaker 3: important thing. So I'm congratulations and I'm gonna throw some
Speaker 3: money in your cash at Mama.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five
Speaker 4: eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent,
Speaker 4: hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 4: Whether you're mad or bless, time to get up and
Speaker 4: get something. Call him now.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five five five one.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from.
Speaker 12: You on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 2: Hey, how you guys doing?
Speaker 7: This?
Speaker 2: Is tie Ree from eight or four?
Speaker 4: How you doing that? Brother?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 2: Good morning guys.
Speaker 9: How you guys doing good?
Speaker 4: Good? Good? Come on Charlamagne talk. They can hear you?
Speaker 9: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: Brother said? How you doing?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 10: Sometimes we act like this a multimillion dollar operation, and
Speaker 10: sometimes we don't.
Speaker 9: I don't know what the hell is going on. I
Speaker 9: don't know, but it's working today.
Speaker 4: What's up? Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Hey, we'll check it out. A couple of things I
Speaker 2: want to get off my chest. I want to say
Speaker 2: that first off for you, DJ and v. I know
Speaker 2: you responding to Rick Ross and everything, and I totally
Speaker 2: get it on one hundred percent for it. However, when
Speaker 2: we do respond to stoopal to someone else's level, we
Speaker 2: tend to lose ourselves. So don't do it. Stay true
Speaker 2: to who you are. Secondly, I want to give.
Speaker 10: It staring at the guy you see him.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you want me to say. I mean,
Speaker 4: I think anybody knows a petty, but it is what
Speaker 4: it is. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 4: Hey? What's your name?
Speaker 16: Heydop of the morning?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 13: What's up?
Speaker 4: Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 16: I just want to say I just wanted to give
Speaker 16: about everybody like a little fight man, Like I know
Speaker 16: things at all and it might look crazy or it
Speaker 16: might look like it's not working out. But things work out, man,
Speaker 16: it really do. It's really doing working to it.
Speaker 9: Oh, I agree with that.
Speaker 10: And and if and if you still stay around long
Speaker 10: enough to see things work out, that's why longevity isn't exactly.
Speaker 16: I just wanted to say that I'm dealing with this
Speaker 16: credit situation. I just need a little.
Speaker 15: Bit of help.
Speaker 4: That's what's wrong with your credit?
Speaker 16: I mean, I feel like I first it's no credit,
Speaker 16: Like I've been working on it, but like I just
Speaker 16: need a little bit of help.
Speaker 13: That's it.
Speaker 16: A little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well I'm not a credit person, but you know I.
Speaker 3: Deal with Jose Credit Due who usually helps people with
Speaker 3: credit and you should hit them up. I think it's
Speaker 3: the credit dude on Instagram, and he'll help you out
Speaker 3: with your credit. He'll help you. He'll tell you what
Speaker 3: you need to do. You just can't buy like some
Speaker 3: people just buy things to fix their credit and usually
Speaker 3: that doesn't work because it usually after a month or two,
Speaker 3: it affects your credit again. He'll show you how to
Speaker 3: make sure that your credit stays high and continues to grow,
Speaker 3: which is what we all need. So definitely follow me
Speaker 3: on Instagram and then and tag me and I'll set
Speaker 3: you up with the whose ey of credit Due bro.
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 13: Who's this? This is Tim Games here from Della Ohio.
Speaker 7: Me.
Speaker 13: Tim, I'll meet my son down your way this weekend
Speaker 13: for your car show. She's coming from Della, Texas. I'm
Speaker 13: coming from Delaware, Domestis. I was calling because I reserve
Speaker 13: the IP tickets. Yes, and I got to know this
Speaker 13: this morning on email that is being refunded due to
Speaker 13: a third party. Yes, yes, so I'm trying to I
Speaker 13: was hopefing you can leave in the direction walk and
Speaker 13: make it through the cars deal, you know, get in
Speaker 13: the gates and you know, I don't mind saying that,
Speaker 13: I'm not sure where to get the tickets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so let me explain what happened.
Speaker 3: I told you last week somebody took out a fake
Speaker 3: page on event bright and we're selling tickets to my
Speaker 3: car show that were fake and it went through actually
Speaker 3: event bright. So what they did was they created their
Speaker 3: own event right, and we're selling tickets to my car show.
Speaker 4: So after about five days of.
Speaker 3: Proving to event bright who I was and that it
Speaker 3: was my event, they actually took that link down and
Speaker 3: event bright made that fake person give everybody their money
Speaker 3: back because I didn't want anybody to be scammed. So
Speaker 3: you could actually click the link in my bio for tickets,
Speaker 3: and if there is no VIP tickets available because I
Speaker 3: think they're sold out, you can just hit me on
Speaker 3: DM and then I'll make sure Mercedes get you what
Speaker 3: you need. But yeah, somebody was trying to scam. And
Speaker 3: I tell everybody when you're buying tickets for everything, just
Speaker 3: be extra careful because people are actually creating fake event
Speaker 3: right pages that looks identical to the ones that's through
Speaker 3: event Bright and if the promoter or the person that's
Speaker 3: doing the event doesn't catch it, it's catching people with.
Speaker 4: A lot of money.
Speaker 3: But luckily we were able to catch it and give
Speaker 3: everybody back their money. But like I said again, if
Speaker 3: you just go to the link in my bi you
Speaker 3: could get tickets and if you have a problem, just
Speaker 3: email me and then I'll get you what you need. Brother, Well,
Speaker 3: I will thank you all right, look forward to seeing
Speaker 3: you and your son Yop, Yop, yop, get it off
Speaker 3: your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 3: If you need the vent, you can hit us up
Speaker 3: right now. Now, Jess with the mess what we got
Speaker 3: to give us little tease, So Chloe.
Speaker 5: Bailey confirms that she is, in fact Leonard's cousin.
Speaker 4: Alright, all right, Jasonbody was like, dude, dude, do.
Speaker 5: You know that's your cause?
Speaker 6: And she said, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know that's my cousin.
Speaker 6: And I was okay, cool, all right.
Speaker 4: We'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Owning everybody's tej n V Charlamagne the Guy. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Of course we have Jess Hilarious in
Speaker 3: the building. Now let's get to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 1: Yetto the room report on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: O Honey's Ghetto Official.
Speaker 6: So yesterday it was a sad day. We lost legendary
Speaker 6: singer Tina Turner. She passed away. She had kidney problems.
Speaker 6: Now I know Tesla has spoke on her kidney problems briefly,
Speaker 6: but she kind of went into depth a little bit.
Speaker 6: She was diagnosed with hypertension back in nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 6: so she's you know, had issues for a while. And
Speaker 6: she said basically back in March that her hypertension hypertension
Speaker 6: has put her in great danger. And she also admitted
Speaker 6: that she didn't take proper care of herself and that
Speaker 6: she wished that she had. So I think there's a
Speaker 6: message in that for people y'all can learn from this.
Speaker 6: She admitted that she didn't take the best care of herself.
Speaker 6: We have to take care of ourselves. So I just
Speaker 6: want to start with that because that that was sad,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, we think, you know, and
Speaker 6: then for a lot of men too, A lot of
Speaker 6: men don't go to the doctors, you know, they put
Speaker 6: that off. And I know, just even experiences from when
Speaker 6: you get older, I mean not not experience having older parents.
Speaker 6: You know, when you get older, things don't work like
Speaker 6: they used to. You know, you have a little bit
Speaker 6: of pain, you gotta go get it checked out because
Speaker 6: they can be progressing and you don't know, and you
Speaker 6: can actually, you know, put more more datty your life.
Speaker 5: Just going to check up on yourself.
Speaker 9: So, and that's real.
Speaker 10: Just because Tina Turner was eighty three, and if she
Speaker 10: said she wasn't, you know, taking proper care of herself.
Speaker 9: She's lived to be eighty three.
Speaker 10: Yes, imagine how much longer she might could have lived,
Speaker 10: because eighty three is a great number.
Speaker 9: I'll take eighty three all day. Yeah, you know.
Speaker 5: And she was so fit, y'all.
Speaker 6: But just because you look good don't mean you always
Speaker 6: you know, feel good inside, you know, So just to
Speaker 6: carre of yourself. Okay, Cops doing welfare check, welfare check,
Speaker 6: that's that damn accent y'all had that whole welfare.
Speaker 9: Don't let welfare kick your ass.
Speaker 6: Cops doing well, oh fair check on John Moran yesterday
Speaker 6: fans were concerned for the basketball player after he posted
Speaker 6: some cryptic messages to his Instagram story. So he posted
Speaker 6: his mother saying I love you mine, he posted his pops,
Speaker 6: I love you, Pops, and to his baby girl, you're
Speaker 6: the greatest baby girl, I love you, and then the
Speaker 6: last was by So the thing is about that people
Speaker 6: do these things, you know, when they're about to commit suicide.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 6: Oftentimes the police went over there because his friends and
Speaker 6: family were very you know, they were, yeah, concerned about that,
Speaker 6: and the police had went over there to check on him.
Speaker 6: And he said he just meant that he was taking
Speaker 6: a break from social media and that he's okay.
Speaker 10: But you know, when yeah, if you're gonna take a
Speaker 10: break from social media, just take the break from.
Speaker 4: Social media, just say it, you know. But maybe he
Speaker 4: was thinking that and changed his mind, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, because even if you're taking a break on
Speaker 3: social media, you don't say by mom, by dad, and
Speaker 3: buy my daughter right because you want to speak to
Speaker 3: him regardless. So maybe he was thinking that. Maybe he
Speaker 3: was thinking that and something changed his mind, or maybe
Speaker 3: when the police came, he just didn't say what it
Speaker 3: was and that's how he felt. So and that's why,
Speaker 3: you know, I mean, because you just can't say social media.
Speaker 3: So I would just hope and pray that his father,
Speaker 3: his friends, his mother, his family show him a lot
Speaker 3: of love right now, because you don't know what that
Speaker 3: man is going through. You know, people laughing, Oh he
Speaker 3: had a gun again, and he's stupid, and this, that
Speaker 3: and the other. But we don't know what he's going through.
Speaker 3: We don't know the pressure that he has, and people
Speaker 3: sometimes buckle under pressure. So you know, continue to show
Speaker 3: that brother love. Yes, he got to face the consequences
Speaker 3: for what he did, but that doesn't mean that we
Speaker 3: still can't show him love and make sure that he's
Speaker 3: all right mentally and physically.
Speaker 10: That's real, and that's why social media is so dangerous
Speaker 10: because whatever temporary emotion you feel and you run the
Speaker 10: social and expression and when people get on social and
Speaker 10: start saying by the people, of course folks gonna think
Speaker 10: they suicidal. Of course he's gonna get a welfare check.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And honestly, Baltimore just lost one of their own. Chucky.
Speaker 5: Rest in peace to Chucky.
Speaker 6: Y'all don't know him, but that that was actually somebody
Speaker 6: that everybody in Baltimore loved. He did the same thing
Speaker 6: over the weekend. He had said bye to everybody. He
Speaker 6: had two kids, he said.
Speaker 5: Bye to everybody. Was he did a rant did at
Speaker 5: rent rant.
Speaker 6: I was on stage. When I got off, my brother
Speaker 6: was sad, said Chuck, he just killed himself. And so
Speaker 6: this is a real thing. This is a real thing.
Speaker 6: And people take to social media because they feel like
Speaker 6: they have nobody. At times, nobody listens, So you have
Speaker 6: to check on your people.
Speaker 9: That's damn necessary.
Speaker 10: Imagine that somebody get on social and do a rent
Speaker 10: like that and you can't even get to them in time,
Speaker 10: you know, before they before they complete suicide. That's sad.
Speaker 10: Rest in peace to that brother, Chuck.
Speaker 6: And the mind is already made up most of the time.
Speaker 6: So yeah, all right, we up.
Speaker 5: That was just with the mesters what I got.
Speaker 9: You Forgotloe drop on the clues bomb for just damn it.
Speaker 4: We tease Chloe Klobe.
Speaker 5: But you know what I.
Speaker 6: Was feeling, you know, some emotions, you know, behind seeing
Speaker 6: it and then behind the whole job rant thing, you know.
Speaker 5: But yeah, now, let's I.
Speaker 9: Was just happy you could read good.
Speaker 6: Wait, that's because I practiced. I knew y'all wont gonna
Speaker 6: be it, So I gotta bring this energy.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying, right, that's right.
Speaker 5: You know I'm holding down the foot while y'all doing
Speaker 5: y'all playing on there all right now.
Speaker 6: Chloe Bailey, she confirmed that she was this man's cousin,
Speaker 6: so he is not lying. Let's clap it up. And
Speaker 6: you know, he gotta he got a cousin. He got
Speaker 6: a cousin. He got a cousin, all right, And we
Speaker 6: got some audio because she came for DJ Mvy to
Speaker 6: Chloe Bailey came for DJ Envy a little bit and
Speaker 6: it was friendly.
Speaker 18: But listen and seeing you do interviews and you check
Speaker 18: my boy DJ Envy in such the nicest way, asking
Speaker 18: him if he heard your album, which we're gonna talk about.
Speaker 5: It was like my nice kind of thing.
Speaker 17: So for people who watch the actual, like whole interview,
Speaker 17: because Charlemagne is my actual cousin, really yes and.
Speaker 5: Like yes, wow, yeah, So.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 17: So the thing but the thing is he kept coming
Speaker 17: for Charlemagne about like, oh, you didn't post her album,
Speaker 17: you didn't post her album, And I'm looking at him like,
Speaker 17: well did you did you like the al what's your
Speaker 17: favorite song? Like, if we're gonna check people, let's check
Speaker 17: everybody in the room.
Speaker 5: The only thing that is ain't your cousin.
Speaker 9: Novel.
Speaker 3: But I will say this, some people that didn't listen
Speaker 3: to that full interview, we were joking the whole time.
Speaker 3: It was nothing serious, and a lot of people don't
Speaker 3: don't realize. That's why when we have these interviews sometimes
Speaker 3: we bring people in like Nyla. That's why we bring
Speaker 3: people in like test because those are the people that
Speaker 3: listen to let's say, like a Chloe Bailey or some
Speaker 3: of these newer artists that I might not listen to,
Speaker 3: or politicizs or like we have politicians sometimes things that
Speaker 3: I might not know, some things that Charlemagne might know.
Speaker 3: We have somebody that's an expert at those things. So
Speaker 3: let me ask you a question. Jess, give your name
Speaker 3: two songs of Off Off, Chloe Bailey's.
Speaker 9: Don't bring justin this? Why you bring it just to this?
Speaker 10: See you always trying to bring somebody else into your mess.
Speaker 10: Just just don't do it.
Speaker 5: And breakfast in bed. That's the day. The numb track
Speaker 5: eight and nine A nice that is not.
Speaker 10: But I tell you one thing what what what NB
Speaker 10: said is real, and that's why we have a club.
Speaker 10: That's why the Breakfast Club is actually a club. Because
Speaker 10: I'm gonna tell you right now, if y'all expect me,
Speaker 10: at my big age of forty four born in nineteen
Speaker 10: hundred and seventy eight to stay up on all this
Speaker 10: new music, y'all crazy, because when I get an email
Speaker 10: that's a subject of Vagina pink booty whole Brown, I
Speaker 10: ain't opening that song.
Speaker 1: Your cousin ain't making that kind of music, No, she's not.
Speaker 1: So you got to listen to that album.
Speaker 9: That's that's I do. Like that New Summer Walker though,
Speaker 9: that New Summer Walker, all right, I just that the
Speaker 9: other day. She told me shut my bitch ass up, damn.
Speaker 5: Because I came in singing you a strong sister, and that.
Speaker 4: He picked he picked the wrong part.
Speaker 5: And I didn't never hit the album yet, so I'm strong.
Speaker 4: Up Jesus, all right, Well, that is just what the mess.
Speaker 3: When we come back and got front page news with
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Speaker 3: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne de Guide. We are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We got our co hosts, Jess Hilarious with us.
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 3: And let's get in some front page news. Tesslim figure
Speaker 3: O you back to Is I am back?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, let's get it pop and let's start with Ron
Speaker 3: Descentsis what's going on?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Twitter blitch during his much high presidential announcement with Elon Muss.
Speaker 6: Let's listen to the report we'll talk about on the
Speaker 6: other side.
Speaker 19: This evening's rollout on Twitter did begun with a technical
Speaker 19: issue and a crash. The event was delayed with those
Speaker 19: technical difficulties. In fact, this is what people heard when
Speaker 19: they logged on at six pm Eastern, which was the
Speaker 19: advertised start of the announcement.
Speaker 12: Let's see so yeah, yeah, thimplfy.
Speaker 19: Well, it kept getting cut off by the time it started.
Speaker 19: DeSantis made a joke that he broke the internet. Biden's
Speaker 19: campaign while made light of desantisis tech troubles tweeting?
Speaker 5: This link works?
Speaker 19: And then the link went to a Biden fundraising piece.
Speaker 9: What are your thoughts on that test?
Speaker 6: They can laugh at the glitches, you know, all they want,
Speaker 6: but I listened to the entire thing, and of course, okay,
Speaker 6: it's funny a glitch, but the bottom line is this
Speaker 6: man spent an hour having a very long, detailed conversation
Speaker 6: of that to his base. They were able to educate them,
Speaker 6: They were able to say things. One of the actual
Speaker 6: co hosts said that they look at Ron de Santa's
Speaker 6: as a cool headed, ruthless assassin to take on the
Speaker 6: woke mom. So it was an hour long conversation of saying,
Speaker 6: you know, this is what they need to do to
Speaker 6: get rid of, you know, many things that he's already
Speaker 6: talked about, such as you know, banning books and ending
Speaker 6: diversity programs, and so it was a real time, you know,
Speaker 6: to educate their base, and it was it actually may
Speaker 6: be very upset Chartle and be honest with you, you know,
Speaker 6: but I've been talking for years about how you know,
Speaker 6: I wish we used Shout out to the Breakfast Club
Speaker 6: for using their platform you know, to educate our polus
Speaker 6: and I just don't think that we do that enough.
Speaker 6: And I'm not talking about Democrat or Republican. I'm talking
Speaker 6: about just black people in general. They talked about education,
Speaker 6: they talked about transportation, they talked about immigration. They even
Speaker 6: talked about bitcoin, which is something that you don't normally hear,
Speaker 6: you know, on the mainstream media. So they can laugh
Speaker 6: with this if they want to, but the bottom line
Speaker 6: is democrats have it, shouldn't be laughing and should be
Speaker 6: focusing on why he has two hundred million dollars that
Speaker 6: they're going to spend on twenty six hundred field organizers
Speaker 6: knocking on doors.
Speaker 5: Twenty six hundred is a.
Speaker 6: Very large amount, you know, to be having folks out
Speaker 6: there pushing their message, and so they should absolutely be concerned.
Speaker 9: Tas.
Speaker 10: I agree with you one hundred percent, and I think
Speaker 10: it's strange that they would bring so much attention to
Speaker 10: his Twitter space by talking about the glitch. But I
Speaker 10: didn't see anybody, you know, pushing back on the things
Speaker 10: that you just said, like they should be presenting their
Speaker 10: policies after you hear Ron Desanta's present his for an hour,
Speaker 10: I don't hear none of that. Everybody's just trying to
Speaker 10: clown them for the glitch. But all you're doing is
Speaker 10: bringing attention to all of the things that you just said.
Speaker 3: Now, like Tad said, they laughing and they're joking about
Speaker 3: the small things, but the things that they should be
Speaker 3: talking about, they're not discussing. And it seems like, especially
Speaker 3: with the Democratic Party, that's what it always happens.
Speaker 9: Yeah, tell me what y'all doing. Ron just told us
Speaker 9: what he's doing for an hour. Tell me what y'all doing.
Speaker 6: It's not funny, you know, like, Okay, it's all jokes.
Speaker 6: And you know Biden sending out, hey, this link works,
Speaker 6: you know, let's donate no squash that like real stuff
Speaker 6: was mean subsidive stuff.
Speaker 5: Charlawaye seriously. And when you compare the Santis.
Speaker 6: To Trump, which people have heard this many times before,
Speaker 6: the Sandus actually knows how to govern. You know, he's
Speaker 6: actually he was able to present receipts. And when I
Speaker 6: say you know how to govern, I'm not saying I
Speaker 6: agree with his policies. I'm saying he knows how to
Speaker 6: work around the system. He knows how to get things done,
Speaker 6: even if I completely disagree. And he laid out all
Speaker 6: of those receipts. So when you compare him to Trump,
Speaker 6: it is night and day as far as substance is concerned,
Speaker 6: and it's some stuff that is I mean, some stuff
Speaker 6: that people really need to be concerned about. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: put this on the record again, Charlemaine. I've said this before.
Speaker 6: I would love to see a versus. How can we
Speaker 6: get a versus? How do we use our platforms to
Speaker 6: discuss these issues? What are we gonna do to have
Speaker 6: something modern, to have something to say, Hey, let's have
Speaker 6: some black conservatives, some black liberals, whatever, people of color,
Speaker 6: whatever y'all want to call it nowadays, to actually inform
Speaker 6: our people to have these discussions. We cannot continue to
Speaker 6: keep depending on sixty second clips and funny jokes and
Speaker 6: Instagram without strapping people with the information that they need
Speaker 6: to know. So I want to put it on the
Speaker 6: record at the Breakfast Club Timberland. Let's do this for
Speaker 6: the culture. Let's educate our folks. We are here in
Speaker 6: the fiftieth anniversary hip Hop. We have major platforms and
Speaker 6: the only way that people seem to use hip hop
Speaker 6: is music and fun and games and getting out the
Speaker 6: vote and We've got to educate our folks. That's my
Speaker 6: get it off your chance for today.
Speaker 9: Dads.
Speaker 10: I agree with you because you you you represent the constituents.
Speaker 10: You're not on the right, you're not on the left.
Speaker 10: All you want is information. You Saturday and listen to that,
Speaker 10: to it yesterday and you got information. And I don't
Speaker 10: see the other side the Democrats presenting no alternate information.
Speaker 10: They should have been presenting alternate information immediately to what
Speaker 10: DeSantis said, because whether they want to believe it or not,
Speaker 10: this is campaign season.
Speaker 9: They gonna be in a fight next year.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is front page news now, Teslam.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you for joining us, and we'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Absolutely and try you check.
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Speaker 3: All right, and everybody else when we come back. Tony
Speaker 3: Lewis Senior and Tony Lewis Junior will be joining us now.
Speaker 3: The brother Tony Lewis Senior, did thirty four years in
Speaker 3: prison but finally was released from the help with help
Speaker 3: from his son. And we'll talk about it when we
Speaker 3: come back.
Speaker 4: So don't move.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club, Go morning, the Breakfast Club, this interview.
Speaker 3: But we got Tony Lewis Senior and Tony Lewis Junior.
Speaker 10: You've been paying attention today's journey, and you know we're
Speaker 10: about to have a great conversation.
Speaker 12: How y'all brother doing man amazing?
Speaker 10: Tell him the story that you've been telling U for
Speaker 10: all these years, Tony.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Man, my father went away when I was nine
Speaker 1: years old, got life without parole. You know, that journey
Speaker 1: lasted thirty four years, through tirelessly fighting for his freedom.
Speaker 5: You know, coming up here five years ago, you.
Speaker 1: Know, doing stuff all across the country, doing stuff in DC,
Speaker 1: but also utilizing our struggle to help you know, so
Speaker 1: many other families that was in a similar situation, being
Speaker 1: inspiration and hope. And then finally, you know, due to
Speaker 1: so much advocacy, my brother pushing T connected me with
Speaker 1: Brittany K.
Speaker 5: Bonnett, who I call il Martin de Harry.
Speaker 1: You're telling me and her her organization, bringing a live project,
Speaker 1: shouting people like Corey Jacobs who also a part of that, Yes,
Speaker 1: Miranda Jones, and and eventually that unlocked those gates, and
Speaker 1: sixty five days ago my father stepped out of federal prison.
Speaker 9: Have you have you adjusted yet, my brother?
Speaker 20: I'm trying, yeah, just getting there. The technology that's kind
Speaker 20: of the whole city's changed. Gentrification, all white people happening
Speaker 20: black these.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I think it needed like context for that,
Speaker 1: don't really right. We live in the most gentrified place
Speaker 1: in America. These are five years, yeah, DC in five
Speaker 1: years when I was up here, I talked a bit
Speaker 1: about that, right, Well, he left in eighteen eighty nine,
Speaker 1: thirty four years ago.
Speaker 9: So we and it was really chocolate.
Speaker 12: It was now.
Speaker 1: Block man, like our neighborhood. Everything is just really changed
Speaker 1: a lot. So for him to walk into that is
Speaker 1: that's all? And where is everybody also? Who were there before?
Speaker 1: That's the other question.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: I can definitely tell that he's still like hold up
Speaker 6: was going on because even when I walked up to
Speaker 6: him and spoke to me, like, y'all, you might want
Speaker 6: to chill out, don't walk about happy like that, you know,
Speaker 6: but you can give me a hug, and look, you
Speaker 6: know I don't need to give hugs regularly.
Speaker 1: He like, nah, don't touch too much, and then he
Speaker 1: had put the two fingers on the back.
Speaker 20: Like the back off hear I mean, man, I was
Speaker 20: telling her I'm watching there from prison.
Speaker 12: I know who she was.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 10: Hell yeah, yeah, let's talk about the story a little bit, man, Tony. Tony,
Speaker 10: you served thirty four years for your role in uh
Speaker 10: one of the largest most notorious crack cocaine crime rings
Speaker 10: in that region.
Speaker 9: Like what got you into the game?
Speaker 20: Poverty, single parent, household back in my our whole street
Speaker 20: was basically that's what it was, at least on my
Speaker 20: side of the street. Welfare, poverty, drugs, violence, the whole block.
Speaker 20: That's all you knew. That's all you stow. That was
Speaker 20: the job, Like you know, like people say about getting
Speaker 20: a job, that was the job.
Speaker 12: We knew nothing else. So it was a culture. And uh, the.
Speaker 20: Poverty is what led to me done the drugs and
Speaker 20: you know, trying to help my family mother, single parent, sisters, brothers, uh, friends,
Speaker 20: and uh it just grew and she is a culture,
Speaker 20: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Did you ever think it was gonna get that big?
Speaker 6: Y'all?
Speaker 10: You know, I always say in the eighties, y'all were
Speaker 10: like early investors in like a tech company or some team,
Speaker 10: you know what.
Speaker 9: I mean, Like, y'all are the ones who really really
Speaker 9: got it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 20: I never uh, I never set forth in it to
Speaker 20: become big or drug I really I was trying to
Speaker 20: just survive, help my family, eat mom, pay the bills.
Speaker 20: You know, light gas get cut off from time to time.
Speaker 20: The warfare check ain't last, you know, like it you know.
Speaker 20: So that was that's where I got in. And uh
Speaker 20: and you know, like I said, it was a culture.
Speaker 20: And always worked hard at whatever I did. So selling drugs,
Speaker 20: I worked hard, and I came up and I worked hard,
Speaker 20: and I seen the money and it kept you know,
Speaker 20: wanted to get more and more, but not to.
Speaker 12: Glorify it at all. But back then that was the culture.
Speaker 9: What's the most you had at one time?
Speaker 20: Uh, I had a few million in cash down and
Speaker 20: back then that was that was a lot, you know,
Speaker 20: I know, the lands a little less, but yeah, I
Speaker 20: got to get a few men in. Uh in my
Speaker 20: early twenties, wound up geting the rested in at twenty six, and.
Speaker 12: Uh that was it. Yeah, done, that was it?
Speaker 20: Like what two years of balling a year actually more
Speaker 20: than because I sund like when I was fourteen, you know,
Speaker 20: but of course small stuff and you know, but yeah,
Speaker 20: big stuff came, you know later money wise and everything else,
Speaker 20: but marijuana from the beginning, and you know, stuff like that,
Speaker 20: you know, small stuff like that. But then our block, yeah,
Speaker 20: turned from the marijuana to cocaine. Not my making, you know,
Speaker 20: other other people making. But Ronald yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: Couple were right there too. You see the dome of
Speaker 5: the Capitol.
Speaker 1: We were ten blocks twelve blocks from the Capitol where
Speaker 1: our street is saying.
Speaker 5: And I think that that's that really is.
Speaker 1: It's something to that though, to say that, right, you
Speaker 1: can stand on our block on any corner in DC
Speaker 1: and the presidential motivate you might.
Speaker 5: Ride by, like in a little six That is the
Speaker 5: backdrop to you know, our store.
Speaker 1: And I grew up on the sound that same block
Speaker 1: in a more even dailier time because now the queen
Speaker 1: a harder crack epidemic.
Speaker 5: You feel what I'm saying. When I'm coming up in
Speaker 5: the nineties, you know what I mean, And we're the
Speaker 5: murder capital of.
Speaker 1: The United States, and you know, and it's just like
Speaker 1: complete destruction and just desperation.
Speaker 5: And I'm just so happy that I had him from prison.
Speaker 5: It's crazy. He was when they got locked up man.
Speaker 5: You know, being nine years old, I'm the only child.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: From the court stuff is on the news every day.
Speaker 1: Then they went to they was getting preferential treatment at
Speaker 1: DC jail. So they go to Quantico Marine Base.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So you go visit at the sale like we had
Speaker 1: the marine base am sixteens and marines. It's not a prison.
Speaker 1: And I'm that's embedded than my brain to this day.
Speaker 1: They go shipped out the Long Park, California for the
Speaker 1: next thirteen years and I'm just sharing that to talk
Speaker 1: about how that is. And I'm on that block. He
Speaker 1: three thousand miles away. My mother started to deal with
Speaker 1: severe mental illness that she's still your.
Speaker 5: Battles to this day. So I lost my both my
Speaker 5: parents in the way that I had them prior and
Speaker 5: had to navigate through that.
Speaker 1: But I had him on the other and their phone
Speaker 1: in them letters, you know ever, they telling me to
Speaker 1: like make better choices, you know, doing everything that he
Speaker 1: could from prison to ensure that I don't following them
Speaker 1: same footsteps. But at the end of the day, I'm
Speaker 1: growing up in the exact same thing. That's why I
Speaker 1: wake up feeling like the luckiest man alive.
Speaker 6: And and even with all of that, you could have
Speaker 6: still took another turn. What made you not turn to
Speaker 6: rereak Saint Patrick with all this?
Speaker 5: Yeah, really.
Speaker 4: All Joseus side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because where we come from, it ain't nothing else.
Speaker 1: Just like he it's nothing at all.
Speaker 5: My uncles, all his friends. Then people ain't leave with him.
Speaker 5: That's still around and.
Speaker 1: People people did give me, you know, so much information
Speaker 1: of like slug.
Speaker 5: That's where everybody called me slug. Something different. You got
Speaker 5: something different. I had a strong grandmother, my aunt's you know.
Speaker 1: And other dudes in the community in general just wanted
Speaker 1: me to do something different, but nobody could show me how.
Speaker 5: M that's what the problem came. Do something different? But
Speaker 5: who pressure that's what.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I was able to, you know, about the grace
Speaker 1: of God. I was able to kind of you know,
Speaker 1: find my way. Will really saved me. It wasn't linear
Speaker 1: like that though. Just what happened was when I was about.
Speaker 5: Twenty, I still ain't you know what I mean, what
Speaker 5: I'm gonna don't you know.
Speaker 1: But I got a job doing Peter Pitt violence interruption,
Speaker 1: like a job basically the people closest to the problem
Speaker 1: that can reach their pis.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean. I fell in love with
Speaker 5: the work and that's same.
Speaker 1: If that's what really you know what I mean put
Speaker 1: me on this path that I've been on for the
Speaker 1: last twenty three years. Yeah, you know what I'm saying
Speaker 1: as an activist, aside from you know, getting them out
Speaker 1: of jail, but being sort of the leading voice. I
Speaker 1: stand at the intersection like poverty, massive conservation and gun
Speaker 1: violence in my city.
Speaker 3: You know, we got more with Tony Lewis Senior and
Speaker 3: Tony Lewis Junior. When we come back, it's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, putting everybody.
Speaker 3: It's the ej Envy, Charlamagne, the gud we are the
Speaker 3: breakfast Club. Now, yesterday we got a chance to chop
Speaker 3: it up with Tony Lewis Senior and Tony Lewis Jr.
Speaker 4: I wasn't there.
Speaker 3: I'm out of the country, but Charlemagne and Jesse Larryus
Speaker 3: held it down.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne, what was the turning point in the like the
Speaker 10: free Tony Lewis movement?
Speaker 9: Like when did you start seeing hope?
Speaker 5: Man? I always like, I don't you know, I was
Speaker 5: going to make it happen.
Speaker 1: But the biggest turning point, you know, through the years,
Speaker 1: like people like my brother, while a lot of other
Speaker 1: guys you know, helping and pushing push will push it
Speaker 1: or pushing introduces us to Brittany Barnett. When we're pushing
Speaker 1: it makes that intro. He made the song coming Home
Speaker 1: with Long Hill. She mentions pops in. That's when her
Speaker 1: legal prowess and then she connected with a law firm,
Speaker 1: Aaron Fox Shift in DC to be able to represent him.
Speaker 5: I felt hopeful.
Speaker 1: Look the first motion that she files though he is
Speaker 1: judg he gets denied for it.
Speaker 12: Though.
Speaker 5: You know, when I did the free Tony Lewis.
Speaker 1: Rally, we got like thousand people up in DC at
Speaker 1: the Black Lives Matter Plaza and we foul emotion after
Speaker 1: that and then motion get denied. I was like, man,
Speaker 1: but Bread was like nahs, t were going back in yeah,
Speaker 1: and we just kept, you know, kept pushing, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, I kept bugging, you know, you and
Speaker 1: and everybody else. Let me come up, Let me talk
Speaker 1: about trying to you know what I mean, because you know,
Speaker 1: I felt like out of the family.
Speaker 5: Man. You know, now, I grew up right, but also
Speaker 5: I got married.
Speaker 1: I had, you know what I'm saying, my two daughters,
Speaker 1: and I didn't want my babies keep busiting no federal prison.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: What was What was the legislation that actually got his
Speaker 10: sentence overturned?
Speaker 1: The first step back Stain It was a Trump a
Speaker 1: reform and you know, again back five years ago in
Speaker 1: an interview, I wasn't you know, because I helped advocate
Speaker 1: for that as well, right, but at the time we
Speaker 1: didn't even think that he would be able to benefit.
Speaker 5: From the first step back.
Speaker 1: But obviously other stuff that I benefit, I mean that
Speaker 1: I advocated for. You know, it was about not us,
Speaker 1: it was about the greater and other American families all
Speaker 1: across this country the benefit, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So the first step actor, you know, and shout out
Speaker 1: to to you know, Cut fifty, Dream Court, Van Jones
Speaker 1: and and all that crew and host King Jefferies also
Speaker 1: who introduced the bill.
Speaker 5: But Trump signed in the law.
Speaker 1: Probably about twenty thousand people have come come home off
Speaker 1: that reform and you know, uh, something that's really really
Speaker 1: important to us and what we planning on working on
Speaker 1: together moving forward. And we actually got a meeting tomorrow
Speaker 1: in this same vein as that you know, the Biden administration.
Speaker 20: President Biden listening up, very very inactive. I think it's
Speaker 20: the architect of our current system.
Speaker 5: But check this out. So so infrastructure, these things he
Speaker 5: ran on infrastructure? Did that computer chips? Did that? Climate change?
Speaker 5: Did that? Gun control to the to the to the
Speaker 5: extent that he could impact that?
Speaker 4: Did that?
Speaker 5: Uh? Stood loan that to a certain degree.
Speaker 12: Did that?
Speaker 5: But this, mister Biden, is your issue.
Speaker 4: This is you.
Speaker 1: You can do by executive order. You do not need
Speaker 1: congressional collaboration to do this right. No, by executive order.
Speaker 20: He has the clemency power, power to play right.
Speaker 5: And we need you to do that. We need you
Speaker 5: to commute sentences.
Speaker 1: We need you to reunite American families like our the
Speaker 1: joy that we're feeling that, you know, just to be reconnected.
Speaker 10: On him directly, it's here eighty six mandatory minimum citizens,
Speaker 10: crack law.
Speaker 1: Do it, yoe like for real, like it is his
Speaker 1: to do when it's time to do it.
Speaker 5: I went to a vent in the Justice Department, was
Speaker 5: the aparbut three weeks ago, weeks ago, we went and
Speaker 5: and then I say this all like, I don't. I'm
Speaker 5: glad that those thirty one families have been reunited.
Speaker 20: But come on, man, thirty one part commutation thirty one.
Speaker 20: You got thousands of people languishing under these hard sentences
Speaker 20: man for crack, cocaine and many minimum and.
Speaker 1: They've done their time, that's the point, more than their time, right,
Speaker 1: So it's not like it's not to get out of
Speaker 1: jail free call. We told people that have done twenty.
Speaker 12: Five they've done their time more than their.
Speaker 5: Time, and it never got that much time.
Speaker 10: And the reason I mentioned the reason I think Biden
Speaker 10: should make this a main issue is because number one,
Speaker 10: he was the architect of all of those bills. But
Speaker 10: he's admitted to it. Like like when we had him
Speaker 10: on Breakfast Club. You know, people always get caught up
Speaker 10: in the U ain't black comment, but there was a
Speaker 10: moment when I'm talking to him about righting his wrongs
Speaker 10: of math incarceration, you know, with the ninety four crime bill,
Speaker 10: he was like, it wasn't a crime.
Speaker 4: I was like, you wrote that, Yeah, that's the one.
Speaker 1: And what you what you get out of that is
Speaker 1: the destabilization, in my opinion, the greatest destabilization or the
Speaker 1: destabilizer of communities like ours, no matter who lives there. Right,
Speaker 1: if you got took people out of the community, yes,
Speaker 1: people should have been held accountable. Even in the in
Speaker 1: the free Tony Lewis movement, I never said he want
Speaker 1: no political prison.
Speaker 5: I never was like he.
Speaker 1: Should have never went to jail, should have went to jail,
Speaker 1: but just not.
Speaker 9: That's real, that's real.
Speaker 12: I should have went to prison.
Speaker 4: I should have went to prison.
Speaker 1: And it's like, it's like one of the situations where
Speaker 1: you can really do that.
Speaker 5: It should be a criteria.
Speaker 1: The other thing is people should not have to go
Speaker 1: before these judges and it depending on what side of
Speaker 1: the bed they woke up on.
Speaker 5: Your freedom is based on that.
Speaker 1: It should be if you did this amount of time,
Speaker 1: you've shown rehabilitation, you should do it. The other part
Speaker 1: of it, though, for President Biden and VP Harris, listen,
Speaker 1: not only should people be reunited with their families, but
Speaker 1: you guys should take the steps to make the federal workforce,
Speaker 1: which I'm a part of the federal workforce, a model
Speaker 1: for second chance hiring.
Speaker 5: See, we got to clear up.
Speaker 1: Some of these birds. My father did thirty four years,
Speaker 1: but it's still places he can't work and can't live.
Speaker 1: Think about that, right, I mean, so.
Speaker 6: You're still technically, you know, in some type of way.
Speaker 5: There's no question about it.
Speaker 1: If he don't got me right, you know, to navigate
Speaker 1: this new world after thirty four years, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, and trying to find your way.
Speaker 5: But I work in that. I deal with guys who
Speaker 5: don't have a meet, who don't have stability.
Speaker 1: They got to release to homeless shelters and jobs that
Speaker 1: they qualify for but can't get them after serving it
Speaker 1: at the society, Like we need to really foster a
Speaker 1: culture of redemption, you know, if we really want public safety,
Speaker 1: if we really want communities to thrive and things of
Speaker 1: that nature. And I think the DISA Administration should lead
Speaker 1: with that on both fronts.
Speaker 5: And it need to happen.
Speaker 12: Like now we.
Speaker 3: Got more with Tony Lewis Senior and Tony Lewis Jr.
Speaker 3: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club morning, everybody,
Speaker 3: It's theej Envy Charlomagne, the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Now.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we got a chance to chop it up with
Speaker 3: Tony Lewis Senior and Tony Lewis junior. I wasn't there.
Speaker 3: I'm out of the country. But Charlemagne and Jesse Larry's
Speaker 3: held it down.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne, mister Lewis Senior, how did you feel watching your son,
Speaker 10: your namesake, be out here fighting for you?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 20: In that way, That's what kept me going, man, so
Speaker 20: much pride, so much joy. I get emotional, man, because
Speaker 20: it's hard for me. It's flamed. But me and my son,
Speaker 20: we talk about it all the time, so many different
Speaker 20: experiences guys coming in prison. Man, your son helped me
Speaker 20: get a job, but I messed up because I went
Speaker 20: back on drugs, but he helped me.
Speaker 12: Then at the end, I'm glad to get out next month.
Speaker 12: Can you can you hook me back up with him?
Speaker 20: I was like, Man, I'll give him your name, but
Speaker 20: he my son be remember these guys, man and Washington.
Speaker 20: I read your son's book and inspired me so much,
Speaker 20: you know, slug you know his book, slug Uh. Just
Speaker 20: a wonderful life god, you know, especially for us and
Speaker 20: now coming up in the same hood and the black community.
Speaker 12: But just so much inspiration. I'm so proud of him.
Speaker 20: And the top of it all, we're getting his dad
Speaker 20: free because he didn't help you get a lot of
Speaker 20: other people free.
Speaker 12: And I was like, son, they get me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, because a lot.
Speaker 20: Of things that he tried to legislation he tried to
Speaker 20: get changed or enacted. We was always looking at it
Speaker 20: thinking it was gonna help us. Like drug minus two
Speaker 20: that was.
Speaker 1: The first thing we said we got denied. I mean,
Speaker 1: the drugs minus two things was something was very you know, we.
Speaker 12: Was on the drug too.
Speaker 20: It was the legislation that, well, the finished Commission has
Speaker 20: an enactment saying that.
Speaker 12: All drugs you could get.
Speaker 20: You was then to put two point reduction no matter
Speaker 20: what the drugs was or what the mount was.
Speaker 5: Take him back to the eighty six mandatory medal.
Speaker 12: Yeah. So yeah, and everybody's benefits.
Speaker 20: So we put our most in it and said, oh
Speaker 20: you was fighting for that, son and the dad should
Speaker 20: get it.
Speaker 12: Put the mostion in. Just get it. They're not do
Speaker 12: not how oh you had too much crack cocaine? Too much?
Speaker 12: Y'all said all drugs minus too, no matter what.
Speaker 20: But for me, it was always some technicality that you know,
Speaker 20: even the first crack cocaine, it was two points minus too.
Speaker 20: That was separate from the two points minded drugs, but
Speaker 20: the crack one we got denied on that too.
Speaker 12: And you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So yeah, So it's been most things that you know
Speaker 1: and actually on look like the drugs minus two again,
Speaker 1: you know, shout out. You know that, the pushing yelp,
Speaker 1: We did it right. I spoke about that when I
Speaker 1: was up here five years ago. But even you know,
Speaker 1: for context for a lot of the list, like like, uh,
Speaker 1: you know a lot of people heard like big Meat,
Speaker 1: you got a reduction.
Speaker 5: That's what he got. Yeah, big on the two point reduction,
Speaker 5: he got two point you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 5: something that we helped push through. Uh, you know, like Brittany.
Speaker 4: Got the.
Speaker 20: Turn as well because said, uh yeah, I got mes
Speaker 20: l A off the two maybe seven years office centers. Ye,
Speaker 20: that's sixth left you and uh, you know, but they
Speaker 20: denied me for the same thing.
Speaker 9: But why was you the only person still serving time?
Speaker 20: Were trying to figure out, you know, That's what we
Speaker 20: were trying to figure out. Why I was out only
Speaker 20: everybody was like every time I call home, call like tell.
Speaker 12: They let all your cody finish is gone? Why not
Speaker 12: only one?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Why you only want.
Speaker 20: Like man I'm fighting, That's all I can say. I
Speaker 20: don't know why I'm the only one.
Speaker 9: Because they look at the.
Speaker 12: Well with him rayful edvan.
Speaker 20: Yeah, but you know what he did, so he was
Speaker 20: already set to come home whenever, no matter what. But uh,
Speaker 20: I had to fight. My son had to. If it
Speaker 20: don't be for my son, I'd be still languaghing in prison.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, when you watch the shows like The Snowfalls and
Speaker 10: the Being Because I heard you say earlier you don't
Speaker 10: want to glorify it.
Speaker 9: But how do you tell your story without glorifying? Glorifying?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 20: See, I tell the story, but then even in the middle,
Speaker 20: at the end, I say, I'm not glorifying what I'm saying,
Speaker 20: and I'm not.
Speaker 9: But it's the truth.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I gotta tell the truth, you know, good or bad.
Speaker 12: But still I'm not glorifying.
Speaker 20: If I had to do it all, if I had
Speaker 20: the opportunity to do it all different, I would do
Speaker 20: it different. I wouldn't sell druge, I wouldn't have broken
Speaker 20: the law. I would have tried to find another way.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna say that, you know, I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: this though all them up them them other stories, and
Speaker 1: I say, it's all difference of humility. But all them
Speaker 1: other stories ain't got to me. Yeah, that's that's the
Speaker 1: difference this Dike. It's like it's like, uh in this fiction.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying, it's like I'm with Vido wanted
Speaker 1: Michael to become like I'm this.
Speaker 5: The godfather in real life. This if I took the
Speaker 5: family legit. You ain't got this in the other stories.
Speaker 5: And that's serious.
Speaker 1: Ain't not to mention, you know, I climbed the crooked
Speaker 1: ladder and sent back down the street one in my city.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, You be hard pressed finding
Speaker 1: like this helped more people, more people from this circumstance.
Speaker 1: People when people in all through federal prison DC guys,
Speaker 1: they want to come home.
Speaker 5: I gotta see Tony Blut because he'll help me. And
Speaker 5: that's real, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: That's the part that day in prison when every time
Speaker 20: that somebody get ready to get up six months before
Speaker 20: they might ain't said nothing to me the whole.
Speaker 12: Time they've been in the unit.
Speaker 20: Ain't Tony, I been meaning to talk to you man
Speaker 20: with your son still having people get them jobs and said, yeah,
Speaker 20: still people, man my information?
Speaker 12: Can you I said, I'll see what I can do.
Speaker 12: But I said, I'm watching you act, and I tell.
Speaker 20: A lot of times, but I see how you moving
Speaker 20: here and then you come to me to try to
Speaker 20: get me to reference you to my son. But I've
Speaker 20: been seeing how you've been moving, and if you ain't
Speaker 20: moving the right way.
Speaker 12: I'm not doing.
Speaker 20: That's when name goes on everything that he does, when
Speaker 20: when he connected and trying to get people employed, men.
Speaker 12: Or housing or you know, or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 20: And I'm not putting no bad people when I've been
Speaker 20: watching you for the last year or two moving in
Speaker 20: here the way that you move, Nah, I can't do that.
Speaker 6: This is gonna be like the biggest thing for your
Speaker 6: daughters though, like seeing that day six and nine you said,
Speaker 6: seeing that, you know what I'm saying, just like their
Speaker 6: standards are gonna be so high for these black men.
Speaker 6: You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: That's really really good.
Speaker 6: Like you could have, like I'm serious, you could have
Speaker 6: really went another way and crush with this, you know,
Speaker 6: But your daughters are gonna always king. They're gonna be
Speaker 6: a king, you know, to them the rest of their life,
Speaker 6: and they got granted.
Speaker 20: That baby sitting, them, going to school with them, going
Speaker 20: to gymnastics, practice, everything anything they want over here and
Speaker 20: I'm loving it.
Speaker 12: It's what I drinking about.
Speaker 10: They provide you with any resources like mental health resources
Speaker 10: for you know, to help you adjust.
Speaker 9: And I'm sure you got PTSD that you deal.
Speaker 20: You know, I can imagine it's like, you know, I
Speaker 20: know that the city has those things, but you you
Speaker 20: got to go and uh, you got to go and
Speaker 20: try to get them. It's not like how it should
Speaker 20: be that the minute you hit that look, just come
Speaker 20: on over here.
Speaker 1: Access to we want to gage the I been part
Speaker 1: of that ecosystem, help building that ecosystem.
Speaker 5: So we you know that I you know, designed it.
Speaker 5: You know, we had a joint with we Alre.
Speaker 1: You know, everybody you do break the local law, federal,
Speaker 1: you do go to the fairs in DC. We don't
Speaker 1: even have a halfway house now, so our halfway house
Speaker 1: is actually people go to balls them. So but what
Speaker 1: program I did out did with Ael the Bad Rocket.
Speaker 1: The program was one on one therapy. That's really you know,
Speaker 1: I want us to do family therapy. We've just been
Speaker 1: running around last six the first sixty days. But that's
Speaker 1: definitely a part of it right now. Absolute, I appreciate
Speaker 1: you know, all the push you've been doing for wellness
Speaker 1: and mental health. You know, it's brought up as a
Speaker 1: kid with a mom that dealt with mental health. And
Speaker 1: I'm the only like I said, the only child. I
Speaker 1: went through all that with my mother into this day, right.
Speaker 1: I understand the value that and to to destigmatize that
Speaker 1: for our community is so important. To make it accessible
Speaker 1: and affordable and and to make you not crazy. We
Speaker 1: all need I tell young as all the time. And
Speaker 1: you break your angle, you be hooping. If you break
Speaker 1: your angle, you could just go in the house and
Speaker 1: just lay on the bed and let that joint. Hell,
Speaker 1: now you want to the doctor. So we gotta look
Speaker 1: at mental health in that same way. So it's definitely
Speaker 1: something that we know is necessary. In the trauma that
Speaker 1: black men and women all across this country has experienced
Speaker 1: via in constration is something I think that's definitely something
Speaker 1: that we don't talk about it.
Speaker 9: Now, what's next for y'all? Man?
Speaker 1: And don't get taken movement, Anti conserration, anti violence movement,
Speaker 1: don't get taken. All the younger is out there exactly
Speaker 1: that you know, don't put yourself in a position where
Speaker 1: you get taken either from the community via criminal justice
Speaker 1: system or you know obviously the cemetery. Too much violence
Speaker 1: and kajack.
Speaker 20: You gotta put the guns down, young people. We got
Speaker 20: to put the guns down.
Speaker 5: Part what you always say, you can't tell them what
Speaker 5: was you?
Speaker 12: Was you? We can't, well, we can't.
Speaker 20: We can't ask them to put the guns down without
Speaker 20: picking up month and it got a good job or
Speaker 20: training or some type of more opportunity. And I always
Speaker 20: say this to our good mayor, Mayor Bowser and the
Speaker 20: DC City Council. Uh, we need more opportunities, young people,
Speaker 20: need more opportunities, more jobs, more more training.
Speaker 12: Uh, if we want to put the guns been in trouble.
Speaker 5: That's the other part.
Speaker 1: Just to the Burier piece and in DC and everywhere else.
Speaker 1: If people made a mistake, they paid their debt. We
Speaker 1: we cannot continue to hold them like put that a
Speaker 1: scarlet letter on him and they can't engage because then
Speaker 1: the cities or the counties or the towns whatever create
Speaker 1: these opportunities.
Speaker 5: But if you got a criminal record, you can't do it.
Speaker 5: That's that's that that who you think needed the most.
Speaker 5: You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Appreciate you man, Hey, Tony Lewis Junior Tony Lewis and
Speaker 10: your Tony Man. I've always respected the work you're doing.
Speaker 10: Now I'm glad you got your father out here doing
Speaker 10: it with you.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 4: It's the club club owning everybody. It's J N V.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Just hilarious.
Speaker 3: Now I'm broadcasting out in a ruble shout to everybody
Speaker 3: out in the room. I'm about to catch my flight
Speaker 3: to head back. They do this, uh, this event each
Speaker 3: and every year. It's actually Sinbad's brother, you know, the
Speaker 3: brother Sindbad, his brother, the legends event every year. And
Speaker 3: now he continued on and he's doing it, and I
Speaker 3: asked him about Sinbad. He says, Simbad is doing well,
Speaker 3: that uh that he wants to come on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It has to be via zoom soon. So we can't
Speaker 3: wait to talk to the O G. Simbad.
Speaker 10: All right, yeah, send the Senate healing energy said legend
Speaker 10: the legend Sindbad.
Speaker 9: Always absolutely well.
Speaker 3: Let's get to the jest with the mess the ghetto.
Speaker 12: The report on the breakfast.
Speaker 5: Club, honey ghetto. Yes, it's ghetto up in here.
Speaker 4: Y'all know.
Speaker 6: I say that once some ghetto ish comes about. Nicki
Speaker 6: Minach and Young Miami get into Twitter beef over borrowed
Speaker 6: catch phrase. All right, yesterday Nikki had time. Young Miami
Speaker 6: posted to Twitter promoting her upcoming episode of Karesha Please
Speaker 6: feature in Somema Walka so that should be a good one,
Speaker 6: and the promotional message she said her and Summer got
Speaker 6: some things to get into. No, no, let me quote
Speaker 6: it right, got into some things. Because this is what
Speaker 6: Nikki got upset about. Nicki saw the tweet and was
Speaker 6: not feeling it because she claims that get into some things.
Speaker 6: It's her catchphrase that she's known for for using on
Speaker 6: Queen Radio. Right now, Young Miami clamp clap back and
Speaker 6: sold Nikki. Get into some things is a well known
Speaker 6: phrase used in the gay community.
Speaker 5: But Nikki was not buying it. Right now. This is
Speaker 5: annoying to me.
Speaker 9: Because why why just very annoying.
Speaker 6: Because nobody makes up words like nobody makes up words yo.
Speaker 6: And then honestly, it's like, all right, if you even
Speaker 6: did say that first, got into some things or get
Speaker 6: into some things what if somebody else said it that
Speaker 6: wasn't Young Miami, would it be said to them and
Speaker 6: then on the other in the other grants game of things.
Speaker 6: That's like Karesha and j T getting mad at somebody
Speaker 6: for saying period. They didn't make up the word period,
Speaker 6: They just made it cooler and more trendier to say
Speaker 6: to anything.
Speaker 10: I would say period is more of a staple then
Speaker 10: getting into some things. I've been hearing people say getting
Speaker 10: in some things forever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know why, I don't think that. While I
Speaker 6: don't think period is more of a.
Speaker 22: Popular catchphrase, I would say I don't think the gay
Speaker 22: community made that up, but I think that we do
Speaker 22: hear them say that a lot, get into some things
Speaker 22: or the tea or you know, I ain't have to
Speaker 22: do the man risms my bad joy.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to mimick y'all tea charlamage what they be doing.
Speaker 9: Getting into some things?
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me ask you do y'all listen to have
Speaker 3: y'all heard Nicky showed it to see if that's what
Speaker 3: she does, because she might do it all the time,
Speaker 3: and that's like her thing.
Speaker 6: I've heard her say it. I don't even know she
Speaker 6: can say, get us some thanks, child. She do say that,
Speaker 6: but I guarantee you, I highly doubt that Krisha was
Speaker 6: really channeling, you know, or trying to trigger when she said,
Speaker 6: I you know, so it was NICKI serious.
Speaker 9: Well, she wasn't playing with this. This was a serious thing.
Speaker 6: I really I hope that she was playing, but I
Speaker 6: do think that she was serious. So young Miami. She
Speaker 6: just was like, bring me on Queen Radio, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean? And then Nicki s thought, you know,
Speaker 6: NICKI talks like she is. She typed sometimes like she
Speaker 6: writing a screenplay. Because to listen to this, she said,
Speaker 6: hits Diddy to advise him that a young lady on
Speaker 6: the show that appears on his network seems to have
Speaker 6: borrowed a very popular Queen Radio catchphrase, puff who is
Speaker 6: representing you these days?
Speaker 4: Child?
Speaker 6: I got my ass drafted in my head, be like,
Speaker 6: sometimes you gotta rehustle of slow because I think y'all
Speaker 6: you're already saying I can't read y'all. Needed sell Nikky
Speaker 6: to just make videos. Stop tweeting, girl, just make the video,
Speaker 6: because it's a lot of bagging for that she got
Speaker 6: going on.
Speaker 5: So she said, she called up Diddy no, she said.
Speaker 6: Diddy called her frantically, but she like didn't ask the phone,
Speaker 6: and like, you know, she like she put a little
Speaker 6: subliminals out there, and I think Karsha is like just
Speaker 6: trying to.
Speaker 5: Stay above it. But it's the picking. It's the picking.
Speaker 10: I know that would be a good ass Karisha please episode.
Speaker 6: Man, it would be great, and it would be a
Speaker 6: good queen radio show too.
Speaker 4: So I don't hear you.
Speaker 9: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I want them to do music. How about that period
Speaker 3: both of them do a record together, you know, period.
Speaker 4: That's what I like.
Speaker 6: Period, period, But I do like Karisha period.
Speaker 4: I do care about period.
Speaker 5: Okay, yo chill.
Speaker 4: So oh perfect example. Let's say somebody else started this
Speaker 4: show with.
Speaker 3: Yoyoo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 3: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 3: yo yo yo.
Speaker 9: Yo yo yo. I did not invent that that flavor
Speaker 9: might get the credit for that. I got no way, all.
Speaker 6: Right, So moving on, uh Dania Jackson all right, So
Speaker 6: yes early we talked about her and her former husband,
Speaker 6: who was the form of relationship expert, Derek Jackson, and
Speaker 6: she was saying, yesterday we reported on the story that
Speaker 6: she was saying that she knew her body, she knew
Speaker 6: other women's bodies better than she knew her own because
Speaker 6: of her husband's cheating.
Speaker 5: And we have some audio for that.
Speaker 23: I knew several other women's bodies better than I knew
Speaker 23: my own. I went in such a deep hole where
Speaker 23: I was.
Speaker 4: Like studying these women.
Speaker 23: I would go to their profiles and I would study
Speaker 23: their pages, and like what they wear. I knew when
Speaker 23: they were meeting, when they had met up, so I
Speaker 23: watched the videos of them having sex. So I would
Speaker 23: try to imitate that and recreate that in our relationships,
Speaker 23: so that he could choose me and want me. And
Speaker 23: so I lost, completely lost myself, became a show of myself.
Speaker 23: I try to imitate their hair, their actions.
Speaker 6: You know, we can cut that out because we were
Speaker 6: said for her yesterday, were not said we want to
Speaker 6: laugh at you today me, I don't care, because we
Speaker 6: need to stop coddling women. You see, Evan, he said,
Speaker 6: stop coddling men. We need to stop coddling as a woman.
Speaker 6: We need to stop coddling these women. When they are
Speaker 6: they fall so deep in delusion and then they try
Speaker 6: to play it on, you know, faith in God. Oh no,
Speaker 6: my marriage. You're not supposed to You're supposed to work
Speaker 6: at you marriage. You're not supposed to walk away from
Speaker 6: your husband. God don't want us to be delusionally stupid either.
Speaker 6: We're not supposed to like, we're not supposed to devalue
Speaker 6: ourselves and minimize ourselves just to make somebody else feel good.
Speaker 4: But let me ask you a question. Just doesn't it seem
Speaker 4: like she has low self esteem?
Speaker 3: That and I don't know the relationship that it seems
Speaker 3: like he put her down so much that she wants
Speaker 3: to mimic what he likes. So when he when she
Speaker 3: sees him liking other women's, other women's hairstyles, the way
Speaker 3: other women dresses, she's so self esteem is so low
Speaker 3: that she wants to be what those other women are.
Speaker 5: That's I don't know what.
Speaker 6: It was like when he met her, but I'm telling
Speaker 6: you he the one that made her dress like little
Speaker 6: house on the prairie like she you know, and then
Speaker 6: he bringing all these nice girls with strip of bodies
Speaker 6: and she's sitting on the steps talking about please Lord,
Speaker 6: make it stop you talking to the wrong man.
Speaker 9: You know, where does she go from here? Jess from
Speaker 9: she and.
Speaker 6: She also said that she was crying, and she was saying,
Speaker 6: dear Holy Spirit, I hate his stinking guts. If you
Speaker 6: praying like that, ain't nothing going to ever happen, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean? I think I honestly, I feel
Speaker 6: like right now this man might have just made her
Speaker 6: a you know what he might have made Can I
Speaker 6: say that?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 5: Are you well? He might have made her?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 10: It's plain how she going from a little house on
Speaker 10: the prairie a little hole on the prairie now.
Speaker 6: Because think about everything that he made her, watch everything
Speaker 6: that she's seen.
Speaker 5: She could go out work that little box, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. And she looked good on the interview.
Speaker 5: She probably so. She she finally took them thick glasses off.
Speaker 5: She took them. She had used to wear like two
Speaker 5: hats at a time, she.
Speaker 3: Took both of them off, you know. And with the
Speaker 3: long dresses, she look good. It reminds me of and
Speaker 3: you're laughing at because I just seen it on my
Speaker 3: way to room. But I've never seen Girls Trip, so
Speaker 3: I've seen it on my way here. But it reminds
Speaker 3: me of Jada picking and Girls Trip. How she is
Speaker 3: so this that and the other. And then she got
Speaker 3: down to New Orleans and just started busting it.
Speaker 10: So you're saying, the next prairie treat gonna be popping hunches.
Speaker 10: You know what I learned from all these situations.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't.
Speaker 10: You really can't judge your book by its couple. You
Speaker 10: shouldn't judge someone or something based only on what you
Speaker 10: see on the outside, or only on what you perceive
Speaker 10: without knowing the full situation. Because y'all don't know none
Speaker 10: of these souls on social media, but you think you do.
Speaker 10: And the folks you think are good are usually bad,
Speaker 10: and the folks who are who you think are bad
Speaker 10: are usually good.
Speaker 9: But y'all don't know the difference.
Speaker 4: Well, you know what it is too.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of times when people talk about that
Speaker 3: bad people make fun of them, they joke them, but
Speaker 3: people are actually trying to tell them the good, the bad,
Speaker 3: the ugly, everything that comes with the relationship. Because, like
Speaker 3: we say, no relationship is perfect. Everything happens like. There's
Speaker 3: not one person that can sit there and say, Charlamagne,
Speaker 3: you and your wife are always good, or you and
Speaker 3: just your man are always good.
Speaker 4: No things happen like and we have to discuss those
Speaker 4: things to make it normal.
Speaker 12: You're right, Yes, it's so right.
Speaker 9: Yes I don't want to, but but.
Speaker 5: I just don't want it to be dumb anymore.
Speaker 6: She's too beautiful for that. She's a beautiful black woman too.
Speaker 6: So it's the King out there for your girl. And
Speaker 6: that's just with the mess for.
Speaker 9: Today and her news is real allegedly.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, Jess with the mess now, Charlamage,
Speaker 4: who giving that?
Speaker 9: Don q ah Man.
Speaker 10: I need the young brother Polo g that come to
Speaker 10: the front of the congressation. You need to have a
Speaker 10: word with him. It's a it's a teachable moment though.
Speaker 10: This is doing this with.
Speaker 3: Love, all right, all right, we'll get to that next.
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Speaker 4: Don't be out here at like a donkey, he bitch, It's.
Speaker 9: Time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 4: I could take it if you feel I deserve it.
Speaker 4: Ain't no big deal.
Speaker 3: I know, Charlomagne, godnat his mouth.
Speaker 9: You've got to say something you may not agree with.
Speaker 22: It doesn't mean I'm mean, who's getting that donky that
Speaker 22: donkey that don't.
Speaker 8: Don't don't dunk dunk donkey other day right here to
Speaker 8: the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: Bitch you you.
Speaker 1: Could call me the donkey of the day, But like
Speaker 1: I mean, no harm.
Speaker 10: Yes, donkey today for Thursday, May twenty fifth goes to
Speaker 10: the good brother Polo G.
Speaker 9: Let me tell you.
Speaker 10: Something, man, I got love for the young brother Polo G.
Speaker 10: I got mad love for Polo G's family, his mother's
Speaker 10: Station mac D. I want to cluse bombs for Station Mac.
Speaker 10: He's one of the best managers business women out here.
Speaker 10: I love what they do, I love what they building,
Speaker 10: and that's why I have to give Polo G the
Speaker 10: biggest he heart today, because I can't believe he would
Speaker 10: risk all that they've built for a bunch of people
Speaker 10: on social media who don't give a damn about him
Speaker 10: and would love to see him lose it all. Okay,
Speaker 10: not only am I disappointed, this is a teachable moment
Speaker 10: because Polo.
Speaker 9: G is one of the smart ones. Polo G. I
Speaker 9: don't need you to be smart, I need you to
Speaker 9: be wise. Okay, what are you talking about, Uncle Charla?
Speaker 10: Well, yesterday I came across a video on Double XL
Speaker 10: and it had the headline Polo G says he's the
Speaker 10: only rapper walking around with no security. Those have been
Speaker 10: famous last words for a lot of folks. Let's go
Speaker 10: to the Instagram for the report police.
Speaker 9: Bringing down the strip loans.
Speaker 5: I ain't locker though, glizzed throwing my help.
Speaker 3: I ain't lacking though my kids coming.
Speaker 13: I'm only rapping, you know, pop out no security my favorite?
Speaker 10: Oh God, maybe maybe play it one more time for
Speaker 10: people who couldn't understand him, Play it one more time?
Speaker 9: Bring down the strip loans.
Speaker 5: I ain't locker though, glizzed throwing my help.
Speaker 3: I ain't lacking though my kids coming.
Speaker 13: I'm only rap, you know, pop out no security my favorite?
Speaker 9: Polo G.
Speaker 10: Like I said, you wanted the smart ones. But I
Speaker 10: don't need you just to be smart. I need you
Speaker 10: to be wise. See, smart people learn from their own mistakes.
Speaker 10: Whise people learn from the mistakes of others.
Speaker 9: Polo G.
Speaker 10: We have seen enough rappers and enough people go on
Speaker 10: live post their location, show what they got, flashing money,
Speaker 10: flashing jewelry, some people dead, they're ops to pull up
Speaker 10: put a location on it, and then they do, and
Speaker 10: then they did. Okay, you have to learn from all
Speaker 10: those individuals, all right. The wolves already don't need a reason.
Speaker 10: My brother, we have seen too many rappers gunned down
Speaker 10: in la particularly, all right for you to be moving
Speaker 10: like this. You say you wasn't lacking okay, you said
Speaker 10: you got that Glizzy on your hip, young brother, You
Speaker 10: were lacking okay, you were lacking common sense because number one,
Speaker 10: you alerting the wolves that you were in the city
Speaker 10: with no security, and you alert in law enforcement that
Speaker 10: you got the Glizzy on the hip. Now, I'm not
Speaker 10: gonna sit here and act like I'm an expert on
Speaker 10: California gun laws, but I did some research, and by
Speaker 10: research I mean Google, and from what I found out, generally,
Speaker 10: you may not carry a concealed firearm on your person
Speaker 10: in public unless you have a valid carry concealed weapon
Speaker 10: license and those licenses are only issued by a CALI
Speaker 10: on your county sheriff to residents of the county are
Speaker 10: the chief of police to residents of the city.
Speaker 9: Hey, Polo G. If you have one of those, more
Speaker 9: power to you.
Speaker 10: If you don't have one of those, then you're gonna
Speaker 10: end up in jail, and you're not gonna have nobody
Speaker 10: to blame for that but yourself because you went on
Speaker 10: Live and told people you got that Glizzy.
Speaker 9: On the hip.
Speaker 10: Okay, look, I understand Polo G is a rapper, so
Speaker 10: this isn't gonna hurt his brand or image in any way.
Speaker 9: But I don't care about his brand and image.
Speaker 10: Okay, I care about him, and I care about him
Speaker 10: potentially losing his freedom even worse his life because he
Speaker 10: wants to go on Instagram and tell people that he's
Speaker 10: walking around LA with all his jewelry on designer clothes
Speaker 10: and no security with a Gizzy on his hip allegedly
Speaker 10: that may or may not be legal.
Speaker 9: My brothers, my sisters, I'm gonna tell you what the.
Speaker 10: OGE forty told me many many, many many moons ago. Okay,
Speaker 10: I'm talking over twelve years. He said, when you're worth something,
Speaker 10: you protect it, simple as that. Nobody gets stripes.
Speaker 9: In twenty twenty three for saying you walking around with.
Speaker 10: No security, the richest, most powerful people on the planet
Speaker 10: all have security. Okay, every elected official have security for
Speaker 10: the most part.
Speaker 9: All right, people that could.
Speaker 10: Beat your ass like a Floyd Mayweather have security, So
Speaker 10: why don't you. Furthermore, even if you got your own firearm,
Speaker 10: why do you want to get your hands dirty? Higher
Speaker 10: an armed security guard who's licensed and trained and most
Speaker 10: importantly ensured so if something does go down, liability doesn't
Speaker 10: fall on you.
Speaker 9: Nobody talks about that liability part.
Speaker 10: Okay, the liability that comes with you potentially having to
Speaker 10: shoot someone. You are polo g So let's just say
Speaker 10: your gun is legal. You do shoot someone, you gotta
Speaker 10: pay your lawyer. You're probably still gonna get arrested because
Speaker 10: you're black, and you know when you're black, you're guilty
Speaker 10: and tell proven innocent. But what about if the person
Speaker 10: you shoot suit you higher security. One of the worst
Speaker 10: things our generation ever did was be the generation that
Speaker 10: called rappers who have security suckers. Okay, not only did
Speaker 10: our generation of rappers clown people for having security, we
Speaker 10: encourage them to still be in the streets.
Speaker 4: With no security.
Speaker 9: My god, what will we thinking? We said, so many
Speaker 9: of us up for failure.
Speaker 10: Okay, there was a quote from ice tea to triple
Speaker 10: og iced tea, and he said, people are still hitting
Speaker 10: me up about my comments about LA gang culture. If
Speaker 10: you notice LA rappers don't wear a lot of jewelry,
Speaker 10: Me Snoop Cube, Dre Game, Kendrick, The list goes on
Speaker 10: and on. It's not because we're broke. LA is just
Speaker 10: a dangerous place rapper or not? Why tests the streets?
Speaker 10: Polo G? And every other rapper that can hear my voice?
Speaker 10: I want you to ask yourself that question, Why am
Speaker 10: I testing the streets? Repeat after me, ask yourself again?
Speaker 10: Why am I testing the streets? In fact, stop testing
Speaker 10: the streets because the life you save maybe your own.
Speaker 9: Please give Polo G the biggest.
Speaker 10: He huh, all right, maybe this could all be employed.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 10: Maybe he wants people to try him because he got
Speaker 10: some undercover shooters and security and he wants to be tried,
Speaker 10: like you know, like that episode of Martin when his
Speaker 10: apartment got robbed and they.
Speaker 4: Said, bullets don't have no names, right, so you know
Speaker 4: what I mean?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but no, no, no, stop the streets. It's some
Speaker 6: women that need to stop testing the streets too, really,
Speaker 6: yeah the streets? Right, Yeah, let's just stop it. Everybody
Speaker 6: stay out the streets.
Speaker 3: I agree, all right, Well, thank you for that donkey today.
Speaker 3: B E T will see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Everybody else, I held the down.
Speaker 5: Peace be easy.
Speaker 3: You did right, everybody else. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 3: any problems, Jess will fix your mess.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five A five one oh five one. Just
Speaker 3: is gonna help you out. If you're having problems, relationship problems,
Speaker 3: if the things you just stop going right in your life.
Speaker 3: Who's the best person to ask Jess hilarious stuff.
Speaker 9: She's not an expert, but she asked some experience.
Speaker 5: So calling The number is eight hundred five eighty five.
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Speaker 4: Owing everybody is DJ Envy charlamagnea God. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. We got Jess Hilarious here and it's time
Speaker 4: for just fix my mess.
Speaker 3: That's where opened up the phone lines, and if you
Speaker 3: need relationship advice and any type of advice, you can
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Speaker 3: who's this it's is ta hey, t what's your question
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Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 15: Everybody, Good morning, Charlotte in the morning and jes So
Speaker 15: I'm calling because glowing up. My mother raised me that
Speaker 15: I have an older sister, and I felt like she
Speaker 15: always had a better bond with her. So as I
Speaker 15: grew older, I kind of resented her to resent her,
Speaker 15: and I didn't quote such a both relationship with her
Speaker 15: throughout college. And now that I have my own kids
Speaker 15: and I'm older, she still tried to recreate that mother
Speaker 15: daughter bond that I no longer desire, and I feel guilty.
Speaker 15: I feel bad about the situation because that is my
Speaker 15: mom at the end of the day. But I looked
Speaker 15: at it as I want to click how I grew up.
Speaker 15: I wanted to whipplet but into my kids. So I
Speaker 15: just wanted to know, like what I couldn't get a
Speaker 15: part and be to, you know, open up a little
Speaker 15: bit more than my mom at print here in the town,
Speaker 15: but could be more welcoming and just try to understand
Speaker 15: and you know, everything is not parents are not perfect,
Speaker 15: and she may have been going through things at my
Speaker 15: time of being born and things of that sort that
Speaker 15: I don't know made me feel the way that I feel.
Speaker 15: But I'm a Capricorn.
Speaker 1: If that anything, okay, it actually has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with anything that is literally how you how how.
Speaker 5: You felt growing up?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 5: Do you have a different dad than your older sisters?
Speaker 15: You know that's funny just because we for all my life,
Speaker 15: I've known my dad to be the same dad. But
Speaker 15: actually recently here in my thirty years, he told me
Speaker 15: that he wasn't my dad. So I'm I'm dealing with dad.
Speaker 15: I'm trying to do a DNA test for him. He
Speaker 15: waited until I actually had my first son to tell
Speaker 15: me that he never thought that he was my dad.
Speaker 15: And he's the only person I know, so I'm I've
Speaker 15: got a lot of stuff going on. Yeah, So that
Speaker 15: kind of tied into it as well, because I don't
Speaker 15: know what my hand and my dad has going on there.
Speaker 14: But right now.
Speaker 15: I don't even know, to be honest with you, But
Speaker 15: that's another.
Speaker 6: Question, right right, I think we should start with your
Speaker 6: mom first. I mean, because if he will wait, if
Speaker 6: he could just wait this long to tell you that
Speaker 6: you know, after you have your child, that he's not
Speaker 6: your real father. Now, some people think that it's okay
Speaker 6: to notice it's good to notice, and it's not good
Speaker 6: to know. I mean, you never know. You don't want
Speaker 6: a kid to fill without a parent. So some people
Speaker 6: keep that type of information from their children all their lives.
Speaker 6: But I do think that every child has a right
Speaker 6: to know who their biological father and mother is because
Speaker 6: it's certain things that you may get from your biological
Speaker 6: dad that you don't see and the person who says
Speaker 6: they're your dad, you know what I mean. So you
Speaker 6: want to know where you come from and and your
Speaker 6: blood line and all of that.
Speaker 5: I think you should sit down with your mom and you.
Speaker 6: Should try to figure out where she was, try to
Speaker 6: understand where she was mentally. She could have been messed
Speaker 6: up like you just said, but that's how you go,
Speaker 6: that's how you would get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 6: In my opinion, I don't have this issue, but just
Speaker 6: from experience in helping other people, I think you don't.
Speaker 6: Don't come at her kind of try to make it
Speaker 6: a safe space for her to tell you what she
Speaker 6: was going through and allow her to kind of be
Speaker 6: able to be sorry about it.
Speaker 5: You know, has she ever told you she was sorry?
Speaker 15: Not for those particular words, She just no Like some
Speaker 15: the words. She just felt like She's always told me
Speaker 15: that she felt like she's tried to see a part
Speaker 15: of my life, and I've shown that didn't. But it's
Speaker 15: because that I've always felt, you know, she showed favoritism
Speaker 15: toward our other sisters.
Speaker 14: I honestly feel like I was.
Speaker 15: You know, have people getting back together with their exes,
Speaker 15: then they try to have a kid and think that
Speaker 15: their child is going to make their relationship better. I
Speaker 15: was kind of like wanted. I feel like I was
Speaker 15: one of those children because I have a sister older
Speaker 15: than me that he had outside of my mom and
Speaker 15: their marriage, and then he went back to the same
Speaker 15: lady and had two younger kids, yeah, with her. So
Speaker 15: I kind of in between the process, I kind of
Speaker 15: feel like I was one of the children in that, well,
Speaker 15: let's try to have a baby seat, we can mend
Speaker 15: that relationship, and it didn't work out.
Speaker 6: You know, so you find so you feel like you
Speaker 6: just always caught the short end of the stick. And
Speaker 6: I do understand, but you don't want to hinder your
Speaker 6: kids from a grandmother because she's not the same.
Speaker 5: She may not be the same person that she was
Speaker 5: when she was raising.
Speaker 6: Your now and she could want possibly to make that up,
Speaker 6: you know, to you through them, you know, being the
Speaker 6: best grandmother she can be. So don't take that away
Speaker 6: from them. But y'all need therapy. But you it starts
Speaker 6: off with you just going to your mother.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. Sometimes we as kids have
Speaker 5: to be the bigger person. I appreciate it, no problem.
Speaker 1: I love you. Get get it together with her, you know.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, thank you, Jess.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne. Did just care because you said she never cares?
Speaker 3: She can on that she did. She did in that moment.
Speaker 9: She did.
Speaker 10: I can tell when just actually cared and when she
Speaker 10: fake care and she was really caring.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when she get in mama mode.
Speaker 4: She care.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, all right, eight hundred and five
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Speaker 9: The Breakfast Luble Morning.
Speaker 3: Owning Everybody's DJ Envy Charlamagne to God were the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Jess Hilarious is here, how co hosts and it's time
Speaker 3: for just fix my mess Hello.
Speaker 14: Who's this?
Speaker 15: Good morning, y'all?
Speaker 4: Good morning, Hey, good morning. What's your question for Jess.
Speaker 24: First off, good morning, Jes, Jes morning. So my problem is,
Speaker 24: well it's it's really not a problem. It is a mess.
Speaker 24: I'm not gonna lie. I can never get pad the
Speaker 24: talking stage. Like guys will be in the DM, they'll
Speaker 24: stop me and then I finally give them a chance.
Speaker 24: We got to eat, go on a date a couple
Speaker 24: of days, and then we're just going up and go to.
Speaker 5: Each other and this is this is more than one person.
Speaker 24: Well yeah, I got a couple of rotations.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, and all of them I've done the same thing.
Speaker 24: When not all the ones that sit around using the
Speaker 24: ones that I really don't want.
Speaker 4: To talk to.
Speaker 24: Okay, so you just tail, they just disappear and it's
Speaker 24: not like after sec or anything like that.
Speaker 6: But so just listen, So listen to what you just said.
Speaker 6: You said, h I said, does that happen with everybody?
Speaker 6: You said, No, it don't happen to everybody. The ones
Speaker 6: that chase me, yeah, but not the ones that I
Speaker 6: really want to talk to. You ain't talking to the
Speaker 6: ones that want to chase you. So bye, that's what
Speaker 6: they're saying. They spending money on you. You're getting wanted
Speaker 6: to dine.
Speaker 5: They chasing you. I know, I know you.
Speaker 4: You like to be chased.
Speaker 6: You don't like to be caught though, you know you
Speaker 6: don't want to be caught by the ones that's chasing you.
Speaker 6: You like the Do you probably like the ones that
Speaker 6: ain't chasing you? You like you like you probably chasing somebody
Speaker 6: while they chasing you? Is that true?
Speaker 15: No, it's just like the other way around.
Speaker 21: Though.
Speaker 5: You want to know why you're getting ghosted?
Speaker 13: No, I do you?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: You ghost people?
Speaker 24: Yeah, because we don't never get past that talking face
Speaker 24: like nothing, It doesn't go further.
Speaker 5: Well, what do you want?
Speaker 8: See?
Speaker 15: That's why I need you to six my mad I can't.
Speaker 9: She ain't telling you everything?
Speaker 5: No, is she not?
Speaker 6: Because she she talking about why we don't never give it.
Speaker 6: But you got a roster?
Speaker 5: What the hell?
Speaker 1: Who you pick one? Tivy three or four? Which one
Speaker 1: you want?
Speaker 5: I don't know?
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Look we'll call up next week when you find out.
Speaker 4: Girl. Is she sleeping?
Speaker 9: She sleeping with those guys?
Speaker 6: Just you know what, the ones that's chasing her, She
Speaker 6: not sleeping with them. But they the one doing the most,
Speaker 6: They the ones doing the most. Farr she chasing the ones.
Speaker 3: That's just now, you know, so we got time for
Speaker 3: another caller, fresh ASTs, What's what's up?
Speaker 5: What's that baby?
Speaker 4: How you doing? Rush your question for Jess?
Speaker 5: I'm good, awesome, So all right, so I'm gonna get
Speaker 5: right to it.
Speaker 14: How do I prove to my girl that I ain't
Speaker 14: sawt She don't like a little little dude. But I'm
Speaker 14: trying to tell her like, I'm not like that. You
Speaker 14: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: That's what she's trying to tell you, that you're not
Speaker 6: like that is what it sounds like.
Speaker 5: She thought she told you you're.
Speaker 14: Not like Are you sure I'm positive?
Speaker 2: Up?
Speaker 14: All right, I'll give you context. So she's she's a
Speaker 14: Mexican and in her culture, men are real, like they
Speaker 14: got they call it machismo or whatever, but they they act,
Speaker 14: they insert themselves in certain ways that in my culture
Speaker 14: you get.
Speaker 11: You'll get whooped, you know, straight up.
Speaker 14: So like, I know, like growing up, I had to
Speaker 14: fight all the time. I didn't lose a lot of fights,
Speaker 14: so I don't.
Speaker 11: I don't like to fight down because I know you
Speaker 11: can go to jail for that.
Speaker 9: Yeah you know what your hands can do? Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, So like I be trying to tell her like, bro,
Speaker 14: I'm not sure right, he's playing with me some toms
Speaker 14: and like man like, it ain't no way you can.
Speaker 14: I can prove to her like it's a good look.
Speaker 5: Look it's a woman.
Speaker 6: Tell her go mess with the baby for like six months,
Speaker 6: and I bet she'd be right back.
Speaker 5: And you test, you tested the wrong nigga gangster, You're
Speaker 5: gonna get it.
Speaker 13: So look what the other thing?
Speaker 14: She got a brother, you know what I'm saying, And
Speaker 14: I'll be trying to tell her like bro, I'm only
Speaker 14: gonna tell him one.
Speaker 11: And if you don't get it, I'm assuming no, because
Speaker 11: I'm gonna.
Speaker 14: Get start throwing him and then I would hate to.
Speaker 11: Break up the family dynamic for him and Mexican and
Speaker 11: they're really close. But if I beat up her brother,
Speaker 11: you don't really understand. But I'm really not the one.
Speaker 5: You beat up my brother, Holmes, it's gonna get crazy.
Speaker 4: You better not beat up the Mexican boy.
Speaker 6: You better not beat up that Mexican boy. God, but
Speaker 6: now tell your girlfriend set her hands down somewhere and
Speaker 6: that and should be all right, that's.
Speaker 3: All all right, Well that is just fixed my mess.
Speaker 3: I don't know to fix anybody's mess today, jest.
Speaker 1: I fixed the first girl's message mess. The girl in
Speaker 1: the middle shadin't even know what the hell she was.
Speaker 4: Calling me for.
Speaker 9: That was some good advice to that young man too.
Speaker 9: You run up on that Mexican if you want to,
Speaker 9: you're gonna get your ass.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you.
Speaker 9: You fight what you fight a Mexican.
Speaker 10: You're gonna be fighting all day and you're probably gonna
Speaker 10: get jumped.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 9: Okay, yes, so no, well listen. Make sure y'all subscribe
Speaker 9: to Just Hilarious podcast.
Speaker 5: Why I don't know why.
Speaker 9: The mic sound like that?
Speaker 10: Sood I like you the rest, It's fine, Okay, Yes,
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Speaker 10: She does just fix my Mess every week, and to
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Speaker 5: Yes it is.
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Speaker 6: so you want to catch both?
Speaker 3: Yes, all right, and when we come back, we got,
Speaker 3: of course, the rumor report, so don't move.
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Speaker 3: Owning everybody you Steeve, Envy, Charlamagne, thea Goud. We are
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Speaker 9: Yet this is the room of report on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Honey, get.
Speaker 6: Jonathan Major's and Meghan good hit red lips to dinner
Speaker 6: date with a family. He shut up, observed he took
Speaker 6: her the red lips, and that's why he took it.
Speaker 6: I think he wouldn't have took none of the white woman.
Speaker 6: Now while he went and then brought us some walm
Speaker 6: Off flowers.
Speaker 5: Listen, he's serious.
Speaker 6: I don't know if this for the public now, because
Speaker 6: it's like he ever since this came out, was like
Speaker 6: he been dressing real civil rights activity.
Speaker 9: He always he was. He been doing that though with
Speaker 9: that hat.
Speaker 4: That is that hat that does it?
Speaker 6: It's like he yeah, it's the hat, but it's the
Speaker 6: button up to the button up looked like the wallpaper
Speaker 6: from like roots ship.
Speaker 9: Now that's right.
Speaker 10: It's like everything everything Jonathan Wade looks like it would
Speaker 10: look better than black and white.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm saying, yes, that's why I look better
Speaker 5: in the sixty that's what you say.
Speaker 4: It look better in the sixties.
Speaker 6: Yes, oh my god. But yep, they he took her
Speaker 6: and the family to Red Lobster. Now, I think that
Speaker 6: that's just like some low key stuff. I think, you know,
Speaker 6: they because we've seen him getting off of jet and
Speaker 6: all of that, so it ain't it ain't. I think
Speaker 6: you just want to be low key, but you don't
Speaker 6: go to be low key at Red Lobster because that's
Speaker 6: where all the that's like the low key spot, not
Speaker 6: that I know, but that's that's where that's where they go.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 10: Like I don't know when these pictures were taken, but
Speaker 10: what if it was Mother's Day weekend, because you know
Speaker 10: Mother's Day weekend, Easter weekend, Red Lobster be jumping jumping.
Speaker 4: I don't know, But what's the last time you've been
Speaker 4: a Red Lobster. Let's be real, what's the last time
Speaker 4: you've been a Red Lobster.
Speaker 6: I think I was like twelve thirty one.
Speaker 9: I like Red.
Speaker 6: I liked it when I was younger, But when you
Speaker 6: grow up and you you yo, Yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: What you're saying, it's like not good.
Speaker 9: Yes, that is true.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's and then I'm from Baltimore, so we we
Speaker 6: don't do red Lobster seafood. We made real seafood. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we got real seafood. So yeah, Jnathan that we could
Speaker 6: have did better than that for her. But but look
Speaker 6: at what she went she had on, you know, the
Speaker 6: she had on leggings and a ball cap and all that,
Speaker 6: so you know it could have been just on some
Speaker 6: let me just go here real quick, real quick.
Speaker 9: You know, yeah, I could never.
Speaker 10: I could never deffecate on Red Lobster all the way
Speaker 10: because Red Lobster has shown us some good times.
Speaker 9: That's Shrimpposta with them biscuits, Lord having biscuits.
Speaker 4: Unlimited biscuits too. Oh yeah, what that's nice.
Speaker 5: Samuel L.
Speaker 6: Jackson doesn't remember how he got engaged because he was
Speaker 6: going drugs at the time.
Speaker 5: Please play this audio from the show that.
Speaker 17: You have been married forty two years but been together.
Speaker 5: Over fifty years.
Speaker 23: Yeah, so, like I heard, the proposal was, how did
Speaker 23: it happen?
Speaker 21: My story was I came home one day and she
Speaker 21: already had these invitations printed up, and she gave me
Speaker 21: a stack and said be here. She said, no, that's
Speaker 21: not what happened. I actually had to go and talk
Speaker 21: to her grandfather because he told her he wanted to
Speaker 21: walk it down the aisle before she died, and her
Speaker 21: living in saying with this, So I went and asked
Speaker 21: him for her hand or whatever. And that's probably what happened,
Speaker 21: because I was on drugs and I don't know what
Speaker 21: the hell was going on in my life, so she's
Speaker 21: probably right.
Speaker 6: Hey, Yo, that's funny. I do believe that though. I mean,
Speaker 6: we think we're doing something nowadays with the drugs. The
Speaker 6: only thing is only difference is is publicized. Everybody got
Speaker 6: phones out now, but they was getting big high back
Speaker 6: in the.
Speaker 9: As is more gmo. They had that raw stuff, that
Speaker 9: good stuff fresh off the boat stuff.
Speaker 4: But they wasn't They wasn't dying like they are now.
Speaker 5: Back in the day.
Speaker 4: Huh, they was dying. There's a lot of artists O
Speaker 4: d in and a lot of actors.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but the cocaine was pulling back then.
Speaker 6: But what I'm saying is not as like it wasn't
Speaker 6: a lot of deaths resulting in odin, was it?
Speaker 9: And like a lot of they had their overdoses back then.
Speaker 9: But I get what you're saying.
Speaker 10: Because fitting all and everything nowadays they got fitting alls
Speaker 10: in Poland nowadays.
Speaker 5: Right right, people, Yeah, it's then where in Poland?
Speaker 6: Oh, Lord Jesus, all right, Lord Dirk clears Asian Doll's
Speaker 6: name in King Vaughan's death. This is something I think
Speaker 6: should have been done.
Speaker 4: But here's audio, and I'm speaking for the whole Chicago.
Speaker 1: You ain't there, sure, Cook, you went there, so you
Speaker 1: made a dish and saying something about Vaughn.
Speaker 4: That's why.
Speaker 5: That's why I owned it. Just happened.
Speaker 1: What happened like, it didn't have none to do with
Speaker 1: Asian none of that.
Speaker 9: Just put the floor.
Speaker 5: Vaughn put the floor in Maywell on the mall and
Speaker 5: that happened, all right, So just the badstory.
Speaker 6: Rest in peace of King von But when he had died,
Speaker 6: Asian Doll has sparked some speculation of her own when
Speaker 6: she tweeted Vaughan's last words, insinuating that his friends were
Speaker 6: responsible for his death, and then people started, you know,
Speaker 6: coming at her like she had something to do with it,
Speaker 6: and you know, you know, just speculating, you know, And
Speaker 6: I think with Dirk knowing that it wasn't absolutely at
Speaker 6: the top his priority listed clearing nobody name his man's
Speaker 6: it just died, you know, and got killed. But I
Speaker 6: think it could have been done because people was really
Speaker 6: going in on that girl. And that also brings like
Speaker 6: light to how and PM b Rock's death. How they
Speaker 6: all just jumped on his girlfriend and said that she
Speaker 6: was responsible because she had posted this and then it
Speaker 6: came up. She didn't even have nothing to do with that,
Speaker 6: Like she didn't put.
Speaker 9: Why do people think it's the only name agent had
Speaker 9: something to do with it? Because I thought, I.
Speaker 6: Have no idea that's what that's what it was. But
Speaker 6: I have no idea that's the that's.
Speaker 1: Just the the the bs of social media, that's what
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 6: But they were in her comments. They were definitely coming
Speaker 6: out real hard. And I do salute little Dirk for
Speaker 6: doing it. That was really nice. I'm glad and I'm
Speaker 6: glad that that made her feel better too, because she
Speaker 6: did thank him for doing that.
Speaker 10: And you know when you play video from from shows,
Speaker 10: you have to cite your sources. Just what what that was?
Speaker 10: That WASDJ Academics, the.
Speaker 6: Little intern, little fat boy in turn that ain't please
Speaker 6: whatever say a little broke Hans look offset shows love
Speaker 6: to call The couple has made headlines several times during
Speaker 6: their relationship, between cheating scandals and Cardi B filing for
Speaker 6: divorce and all that. But I think they've come a
Speaker 6: long way and they I really do see, like really
Speaker 6: a lot of positivity because he actually just came out
Speaker 6: and said that Cardi B actually is the one that
Speaker 6: got him off lean like she stopped him from doing
Speaker 6: drugs pretty much, and positive influence, you know, and a
Speaker 6: couple of years back, I think he admitted, no, not
Speaker 6: a couple of years back, like yeah, like two years
Speaker 6: back he did. He also said that she makes made
Speaker 6: him a better father too, you know. So I actually
Speaker 6: I love how he ups his wife and I love
Speaker 6: how she is that for him, you know, because you
Speaker 6: never know, you never know. People definitely can change, and
Speaker 6: I and I want people to stop saying, oh once
Speaker 6: he always cheaten, che like people really can hey the
Speaker 6: same the saint, the saint for you.
Speaker 5: To say nothing, all right, y'all.
Speaker 4: I'm just.
Speaker 6: Y'all have to give people room and time to grow. Man,
Speaker 6: everybody talk that talk, yes, like everybody is not going
Speaker 6: to stay the same forever. So I need y'all want
Speaker 6: y'all want all types of mercy and grace when y'all changing.
Speaker 5: Give it to other people.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: And I also want to say I want to say
Speaker 3: this to with Cardi. And you know how they always
Speaker 3: say that a woman makes you better, A strong Black woman.
Speaker 9: Makes you better.
Speaker 3: They know their relationship and the one thing I would say,
Speaker 3: Cardy Carty is a great mom. If you follow on Cardi,
Speaker 3: you could talk about everything that Cardi does.
Speaker 4: She's a rap of her past.
Speaker 3: But when it comes to them kids and babies, and
Speaker 3: not just her babies, his babies too. Cardi is out
Speaker 3: there cooking, she's out there cleaning with them kids. She
Speaker 3: takes them kids to the park, she takes some kids
Speaker 3: around to the stores. Cardi be out with them kids.
Speaker 3: So I want a salute Cardis. She's out the Cardias.
Speaker 10: It's amazing how we have all these conversations about us.
Speaker 10: It's not how you start, it's how you finish. And
Speaker 10: then we always want to not give people grace when
Speaker 10: it comes to how they.
Speaker 4: Used to be.
Speaker 9: It's not about how you start, it's about how you finish.
Speaker 12: That's right.
Speaker 10: Your bed look crazy from the side. Just now, I
Speaker 10: saw you put that fresh paint job on.
Speaker 4: For really miss you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ain't no pain, don't do that, thank you, Jess.
Speaker 3: All right, well that is just with the mess. I
Speaker 3: hate you, yo, her news is real allegedly. All right,
Speaker 3: up next, we got the People's Choice, make it, don't move.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 3: mornings will never be the same. My plan for Verizon
Speaker 3: gives you control over your phone plan to celebrate, but
Speaker 3: giving you control over an aspect.
Speaker 4: Of our show.
Speaker 3: That's right, So check out our socials to see how
Speaker 3: to get on this control. You want to control the
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Speaker 3: Friday to hear the outcome. Owning everybody in Steve j Envy,
Speaker 3: charlamagnea god. We are the Breakfast Club. Just hilarious. Of course,
Speaker 3: our co hosts want to salute to you, Jess, for
Speaker 3: holding it down.
Speaker 5: This morning all day. It smells even smell good in here.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying I staged it, so y'all technically ain't
Speaker 6: even here.
Speaker 9: Jesus, that is very true.
Speaker 4: Yes, all right, well tell.
Speaker 6: Them I will be in East Providence, Rhode Island this
Speaker 6: weekend at Comedy Connection. We got two shows on Friday
Speaker 6: and two shows on Saturday. Get your tickets. They are
Speaker 6: literally almost soda. I keep telling them, get your tickets.
Speaker 6: The only show that still has about fifteen or sixteen
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Speaker 5: Get your tickets. We'll get the last sixteen and I
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Speaker 6: I'm soorty, I'm sorty, but get your tickets. Show just
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Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: And also got to remind you guys, my call show
Speaker 3: is this weekend in Memphis. And if you got scammed
Speaker 3: out of tickets, I know there was a scammer on
Speaker 3: event bright that was selling fake tickets. We shut the
Speaker 3: site down and event Bright sent everybody back their money.
Speaker 3: So if for any reason you need tickets because something
Speaker 3: was sold out, like the VIP has sold out and
Speaker 3: all that, just hit my assistant Mercedes and show them
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Speaker 4: All right when we come back. We got the positive
Speaker 4: Notice the Breakfast Club. Morning morning, everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ NV charlamagneaud We are the Breakfast Club. Now
Speaker 3: it's time to get up out of here. Charla Man,
Speaker 3: You've got a positive dope, I do.
Speaker 10: I want to salute a young lady named Sidney though.
Speaker 10: I met Sidney yesterday and she ran down on me
Speaker 10: and she said she wanted to call up and reach
Speaker 10: through the phone and choke.
Speaker 9: You, Envy because of the way you was talking to
Speaker 9: Ebony K.
Speaker 4: Brown.
Speaker 5: Okay, K Brown.
Speaker 10: Exactly, but that's what Cidy say and I didn't correct her.
Speaker 9: She was talking about Ebony K.
Speaker 10: William but she said I wanted to choke Envy for
Speaker 10: what he said that Ebony K.
Speaker 4: Brown.
Speaker 10: Okay, So salute the Sydney Breakfast club listener's got a
Speaker 10: different level of passion.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, man, absolutely. I was in the airport yesterday.
Speaker 3: I told you I ran into uh the the bus
Speaker 3: driver from the Bronx that always calls it. And it's
Speaker 3: funny because she was the complete opposite. She gave me
Speaker 3: a hug and she was like, thank you for standing
Speaker 3: up for us bus drivers, which is crazy.
Speaker 9: That's the game.
Speaker 10: But that's you having a If you have a point
Speaker 10: of view, some people are going to agree, some people
Speaker 10: are not going to agree.
Speaker 9: Some people don't even care.
Speaker 4: And that's life is what it is.
Speaker 6: Look real quick though, So June tenth, the biggest show
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Speaker 6: dot com. I'm going to be there as always the
Speaker 6: biggest show of the year when I do DC or
Speaker 6: Baltimore because they love me so much.
Speaker 5: So get your tickets.
Speaker 6: Like I said, either my website just a lais official
Speaker 6: dot com or www dot don'tbody even use the ws
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Speaker 5: Get your tickets. I see you June tenth, d.
Speaker 9: C, Joe tenth and d C. You see what I'm
Speaker 9: doing on Joe tenth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, please don't lie.
Speaker 6: Don't give my hopes up, Like, don't do that what
Speaker 6: I'm doing Joe tenth All right? Cool because Simon all
Speaker 6: of them said they was coming already, so don't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and rid Addie definitely Adie. You know he is
Speaker 5: gonna bring his wife you.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, all right, I have.
Speaker 5: A family show. So yeah.
Speaker 10: The positive note is this man, make peace with the
Speaker 10: fact that people hold different versions of you in their mind.
Speaker 9: Ultimately, who you know yourself to be is what matters.
Speaker 4: The most breakfast club pitch is do y'all finish or
Speaker 4: y'all done?