Speaker 1: Good morning Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Charlemagne the god, He's to the planet. Guess what day
Speaker 2: it is? Guess what day it is? And our guess
Speaker 2: co host his back, Miss Claudia Jordan, what's.
Speaker 3: Up, fellas walk in the studio.
Speaker 2: I was a little late.
Speaker 3: I walk in. It's all sexy with the cannle between
Speaker 3: you two, I do.
Speaker 1: I got the candle lit.
Speaker 4: That candle's called what boys not out backyard? Something right, guys,
Speaker 4: guy's not out. Charlamagne lit that candle.
Speaker 1: Very sexy in here today. Hey, you know trying to
Speaker 1: do the You know what I mean that.
Speaker 2: You was out last night.
Speaker 3: I went and supported Jess. I went to the show.
Speaker 2: Was it was fun.
Speaker 3: It was good and the spot was cool and yeah,
Speaker 3: shout up to Matt the front. He looked out for us.
Speaker 2: Matt okay, softer mat in the front.
Speaker 3: Mat in the front, he looked out.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know.
Speaker 4: Before she went, Claudia was like, can I wear my
Speaker 4: jewelry and everything else? I said, I would have jes.
Speaker 1: The craziest people in America, come from the Bronx and
Speaker 1: all the Florida beautiful places, beautiful places, but you just
Speaker 1: got to be prepared to.
Speaker 3: Bother me.
Speaker 2: So someone suggested I was gonna go, and it was
Speaker 2: just too hazy.
Speaker 4: If if you're in the New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut,
Speaker 4: Boston area, there's wildfires out in Canada, Canada, I think Toronto,
Speaker 4: and I guess because of the wildfires, it's blowing the
Speaker 4: smoke over here. So I mean, it was disgusting and
Speaker 4: you could really breathe, you could smell the smoke. I
Speaker 4: know today in some of the schools they're not letting
Speaker 4: the kids go outside for recess because they're saying that
Speaker 4: the smoke is still so strong, which is weird.
Speaker 1: The air quality in New York is that hazardous levels,
Speaker 1: which is why I don't understand why y'all not wearing
Speaker 1: no masks. I came in here with a mask on
Speaker 1: this morning. I don't know if the mask prevents anything,
Speaker 1: but you know.
Speaker 3: So that's what it was. Because I was like, my
Speaker 3: allergies or something's going on. I felt like I was
Speaker 3: coming down with something. Am I getting sick? But it's algae?
Speaker 1: Yeah, have any type of respiratory issues like uh lung
Speaker 1: disease or heart disease. They say it's terrible for you,
Speaker 1: that's right.
Speaker 2: They say wear a mask.
Speaker 1: Yes, And they say if you're out for a long
Speaker 1: period of time twenty fours, which I don't know why
Speaker 1: anybody will be out twenty fours unless you're unhoused, but
Speaker 1: twenty four hours. To say, it's the equivalent of six
Speaker 1: packs of cigarettes.
Speaker 3: Jesus, so being out late and then smoking hookah at
Speaker 3: the after that's probably not a good idea.
Speaker 2: Probably power through today regardless.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, all right, Well, Tamika Mallory will be joining
Speaker 4: us this morning.
Speaker 1: That's right, Tamika Mallory, activist, author, you know, podcast hosts.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: She'll be joining us to talk about a number of things.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know she's always out here protesting, you know, marching, yep,
Speaker 1: fighting for us, always on the front line. That's Aka Mallory.
Speaker 4: All right, and then up next we got front page
Speaker 4: news sessling figure will be joining us. A lot to
Speaker 4: talk about, so don't move. If it's the breakfast Club,
Speaker 4: good morning, owning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlemagne, the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Claudia Jordan is here, our
Speaker 4: co hosts your morning and let's get in some front
Speaker 4: page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Test, Good morning dj MVY.
Speaker 3: Claudia Jordan's Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 1: He's testing.
Speaker 2: How you feeling.
Speaker 3: I'm feeling very well. Thank you for asking.
Speaker 4: All right, let's get right into it. Sports Tonight Get
Speaker 4: three is tonight eight thirty p m. Eastern Time on ABC.
Speaker 4: Of course, the Denver Nuggets versus the Miami Heats. Now,
Speaker 4: let's start off with Chris Christy. He's running for White House.
Speaker 4: He's gonna run for president.
Speaker 2: Yes he is.
Speaker 5: Chris Christie was very clear last night when he said
Speaker 5: he's running to stop former President Donald Trump. He said,
Speaker 5: quote the reason I am running and going after Trump
Speaker 5: is twofold. One he deserves it, and two it is
Speaker 5: the way to win. He said, I'm going after him
Speaker 5: to take him down, him meaning Donald Trump. But then
Speaker 5: he insisted that he's not just running to take down Trump,
Speaker 5: even though he said it repeatedly yesterday.
Speaker 3: In his speech.
Speaker 5: But he said that Trump needs to be called out,
Speaker 5: and he needs to be called out by somebody that
Speaker 5: actually knows him, and he said nobody knows Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Better than him.
Speaker 5: Let's listen to what he had to say last night
Speaker 5: at his announcement.
Speaker 6: It was a.
Speaker 7: Mistake in twenty sixteen not to confront Donald Trump early
Speaker 7: because I knew there's so much of what he said
Speaker 7: was complete boloney.
Speaker 2: Like I knew it.
Speaker 1: I am going to build the greatest, was wonderful wall
Speaker 1: across the entire Mexico border, and Mexico is gonna pay.
Speaker 7: For it, well like I do as someone who had
Speaker 7: governed that that was complete ball.
Speaker 2: But I was like, eh, people aren't gonna believe that.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna believe that mistake.
Speaker 1: Can ask a question, yes, should you be able to
Speaker 1: run for president if you look like you don't do
Speaker 1: any running any other time? Yes, I'm fashioned.
Speaker 3: That is the elephant in the room. And his whole
Speaker 3: speech is about being small, and it was kind of
Speaker 3: genius because he kept saying Donald Trump's small, small, small,
Speaker 3: and yeah he kind.
Speaker 2: Of that ain't the crazy part the crazy part? Let
Speaker 2: me ask you test.
Speaker 4: Didn't he ride for Donald Trump and Donald Trump was
Speaker 4: running for president. I mean, now all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: you turn now everything that you rode on and everything
Speaker 4: that was so okay before it now you go against now, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean absolutely, Well we've seen it a lot.
Speaker 5: Did Michelle speaking on people like Michael Cohen, you know,
Speaker 5: those who were absolutely his biggest supporters, you know, flipped
Speaker 5: on him and then again, you know, it says a
Speaker 5: lot about the integrity and morals, uh to know, for
Speaker 5: him to be able to basically say I knew it
Speaker 5: was wrong and I continued on. So integrity matters, morals matter.
Speaker 5: But on the other side of it, just being objective,
Speaker 5: it is important that somebody is in the race that
Speaker 5: will continue to kind of you know, call out the
Speaker 5: things that others may not, because most of the Republicans
Speaker 5: that will be running at least until now, they don't
Speaker 5: want to upset Trump supporters. And so Chris knows that
Speaker 5: he really has nothing to lose. It's a long shot,
Speaker 5: so he's kind of there to you know, keep keep
Speaker 5: the pots staring. So it would definitely be an interesting
Speaker 5: debate for sure that I'm looking.
Speaker 1: Forward imagine debating Chris Christie and you say you were
Speaker 1: one of Trump's biggest supporters.
Speaker 2: Literally, I just.
Speaker 1: Wonder how You're gonna get the country in shape if
Speaker 1: you're not in shape.
Speaker 3: You know, he was a Trump's debate coach. So he's
Speaker 3: definitely gonna be a problem for Trump. He was he
Speaker 3: got ready for the debates.
Speaker 1: Jesus, he needs a nutritional coaching.
Speaker 2: Stop it now.
Speaker 5: I love Chris Christie's debate style, so I'm I'm definitely
Speaker 5: gonna be interested in seeing it.
Speaker 4: Now, let's talk about the Florida woman who shot and
Speaker 4: killed her neighbor.
Speaker 2: She was finally arrested.
Speaker 5: Yes, and you know, good update on this story. Susan
Speaker 5: Laurent Laurne I believe is how you pronounce her last name,
Speaker 5: fifty eight, is accused of shooting and killing a j Owens,
Speaker 5: a mother of four, on June second, after Owens went
Speaker 5: over to her house to confront her about allegations that
Speaker 5: she threw a rollerbrate roller blade skate at one of
Speaker 5: her kids early in the day. Now she has been
Speaker 5: booked in the Marion County Jail on charges of manslaughter
Speaker 5: with the firearm, couplele negligence, battery, and assault. Let's listen
Speaker 5: to what Sheriff Woods had to say moments after she
Speaker 5: was arrested.
Speaker 6: She has been arrested.
Speaker 8: She's here on our campus. Here, she's being My detectors
Speaker 8: are finishing up with some interviews with her at this time,
Speaker 8: and then once they have concluded, she will be escorted
Speaker 8: into the county jail. The hard work and my detectives
Speaker 8: wanted to ensure that we closed all the loopholes so
Speaker 8: that she would not have a of usually stand the
Speaker 8: ground law. And this is not a stand the ground Okay,
Speaker 8: let me make that clear. This was not and this
Speaker 8: it was an unjustified shooting of miss Owen, and she's
Speaker 8: arrested for it.
Speaker 1: You know, women like that are the reason I will
Speaker 1: never stop using the term cracker ass cracker. There there's
Speaker 1: some racist bigots out here who see black skin and
Speaker 1: all they think is danger. But what I don't understand
Speaker 1: is if you're really afraid of something, stay away from it.
Speaker 1: You allegedly harassed this woman, allegedly hit her child, and
Speaker 1: then when she comes to see what's up, you shoot
Speaker 1: her through the dull.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and just for clarity, there were multiple about half
Speaker 5: a dozen nine one one calls from twenty twenty one
Speaker 5: involving you know, this back and forth dispute. But I
Speaker 5: want to give a on a high note, I want
Speaker 5: to give a shout out to the entire movement. So
Speaker 5: last night and for those that don't know, I'm Attorney
Speaker 5: Benjamin Crumb, Senior public policy advisor, and we've been working
Speaker 5: on these case for over a decade. And to get
Speaker 5: the text from Attorney Natalie Jackson, who was Trayvon Martin's
Speaker 5: was Trayvon Martins local at to get that from her
Speaker 5: last night before it hit the news, it really was
Speaker 5: full circle because when we work these cases, you know,
Speaker 5: it takes protests, as you'll see you know Tomika talk
Speaker 5: about later on the day. It takes protests, it takes activism,
Speaker 5: it takes all of these different.
Speaker 2: Things just to get people to move.
Speaker 5: And although it's a damn shame that, yes, we have
Speaker 5: to do all of that, I do want to say
Speaker 5: that people power matters. I want people to understand that
Speaker 5: just sharing that post, just having that conversation, it speeds up,
Speaker 5: you know, the process. So we went from twenty twelve
Speaker 5: to having to do full you know, marches and begging
Speaker 5: and all types of stuff to get attention to Trayvon
Speaker 5: Martin to this pretty much at least getting in a
Speaker 5: rest you know, within a week, within a few days.
Speaker 5: And so we can look at this two ways. Yes,
Speaker 5: it's a damn shame, we have to do it or two.
Speaker 5: People really understand that you you know, you.
Speaker 3: Have power and your voice matters.
Speaker 5: And so shout out to everybody that just gets the
Speaker 5: calls at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 3: At night, midnight, one in the morning.
Speaker 5: We've been talking about this for days, and I'm glad
Speaker 5: to see that the family, uh, you know, has gotten
Speaker 5: a little bit of relief. But I want people to
Speaker 5: keep mashing the gas and understanding we have to keep
Speaker 5: pushing for those convictions and we have to make sure
Speaker 5: that the sentencing is fair and continue to push the.
Speaker 1: Line because I agree with you people, power matters. The
Speaker 1: police officer said that they weren't able to move on
Speaker 1: to wrestle fast because they have to investigate what you
Speaker 1: thought about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, you know, there is such thing as an investigation.
Speaker 5: So when someone is on their home, like you talked
Speaker 5: about staying your ground, this was not a defense for her.
Speaker 5: But they had to interview the kids, and so they
Speaker 5: interviewed the kids. They were the witnesses, you know, they
Speaker 5: were they got a chance to see, you know, what
Speaker 5: actually happened, and yes, could it have been faster if
Speaker 5: it had been somebody black would have been an immediate
Speaker 5: rest and ask questions later. Absolutely, they arrest us and
Speaker 5: they say tell it to the judge. So we still
Speaker 5: have a little ways to go. But I don't want
Speaker 5: to dismiss the fact that when we look at twenty twelve,
Speaker 5: you know, where it takes weeks and weeks, that this
Speaker 5: actually did get some type of arrest within a matter
Speaker 5: of days.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He said too that they didn't want to interview the
Speaker 1: kids the night of you know, which I never heard of.
Speaker 1: I thought they interviewed witnesses, you know, right on the spot.
Speaker 1: But I guess because it was a kid.
Speaker 5: Right when he saw his mother get shot. Yeah, one
Speaker 5: of kids that they were standing there getting this.
Speaker 9: Mother gets shot.
Speaker 5: So without giving too many details of what's going on
Speaker 5: with the family, but you know, there's a lot too
Speaker 5: that when you're talking about asking kids what happened immediately
Speaker 5: after they just saw their mother murdered. So an investigation
Speaker 5: needed to happen. But at least, you know, like I said,
Speaker 5: it happens a lot. It happened a lot faster than
Speaker 5: what we see in most cases.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, that is front page news. Test we're
Speaker 4: seeing a little bit absolutely get it off your chest.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
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Speaker 4: the breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this
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Speaker 4: hundred five eight five one five one. We want to
Speaker 4: hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 2: I can hear you now, Good morning, mama. Get it
Speaker 2: off your chest?
Speaker 6: Morning. Drive on bus drive.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna post the picture. That's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ran into you at the airport. We were
Speaker 4: heading to Aruba, right right.
Speaker 2: How you doing? Man? You're being safe out there? This
Speaker 2: is our bus driver from the Bronx.
Speaker 3: Yeh here this school, good morning.
Speaker 2: That port you just called the SA good morning.
Speaker 4: Right you be saying, I see a bus driver got
Speaker 4: into an incident with somebody yesterday, So be safe out there.
Speaker 10: Every day is something different in the Bronx.
Speaker 2: In the Bronx, the Bronx will be safe out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But then you be the same person screaming b
Speaker 1: X that the show.
Speaker 3: No, I don't.
Speaker 11: Duck when they say.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: Good morning? Damn, how you doing?
Speaker 11: Are you doing?
Speaker 2: Morning?
Speaker 11: Are you doing?
Speaker 13: King?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 6: Brother?
Speaker 11: All right, I would somebody in Jersey and uh, I
Speaker 11: was wondering if you could fash your rugs already? DM
Speaker 11: do with my The owner of the company that's been
Speaker 11: saying my recent speak to me, I bought the HR,
Speaker 11: he said things to from the right. The first thing
Speaker 11: he said to me was he called me a boy,
Speaker 11: and he's an all white man. I still get the HR.
Speaker 11: And then the next thing he said was, if you
Speaker 11: have a problem with what I said, you can take
Speaker 11: this off the company grounds and say Louis. And then
Speaker 11: most recently he uh, because I recorded this with my
Speaker 11: Apple watch. But most recently he found out I recorded it.
Speaker 11: And then he had yelled at me saying like, oh,
Speaker 11: you call me this was twenty years ago, I want
Speaker 11: to captain on the head.
Speaker 12: And twenty years ago another right.
Speaker 11: Two thousand and three, and then he said this, and
Speaker 11: find that hr HR still has done nothing about it.
Speaker 11: So I believe I had like a lead a huge
Speaker 11: discrimination of AUSCO against something. I wonder if you could
Speaker 11: have caught.
Speaker 3: It, I can't. My lawyer in Texas was David Henderson. Well,
Speaker 3: can I get a name? His name is David Henderson.
Speaker 3: And then I also have another one named Chris Brown.
Speaker 3: His name is Chris Brown, and he's out of Boston.
Speaker 3: He's beasts and they like both hardly ever lose. If
Speaker 3: you send me a DM. Will you send me a
Speaker 3: DM on Twitter? Instagram?
Speaker 12: Right Instagram?
Speaker 3: If you you want to email me, I'm driving, Just
Speaker 3: just leave a comment on my last picture and say
Speaker 3: check your DMS and I'll send you his number. Because
Speaker 3: if you have evidence like that you've been keeping notes
Speaker 3: and dates. That's half the battle right there, easy cash,
Speaker 3: Just just.
Speaker 2: Just hit a DM and then she'll get you all
Speaker 2: the information.
Speaker 1: Brother, I got you all right. If you're screaming racism
Speaker 1: and a white man calls you the N word at
Speaker 1: your job, right and you got that's a pretty open
Speaker 1: and show.
Speaker 3: That's a lawyer's dream right there.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 4: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, right right right, yo, Charla,
Speaker 2: what are we lost?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Got we want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Get on the phone right now, He'll tell you what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this? Hey?
Speaker 14: This is Natasha.
Speaker 4: Natasha from North Carolina, from North Carolina for you.
Speaker 15: Yes, ma'am, Russia Crush Show in North Carolina.
Speaker 4: You know what we were supposed to actually bring into
Speaker 4: North Carolina this year, but Carolina, we're gonna do it now.
Speaker 4: It's gonna do North or South. We're gonna actually do
Speaker 4: it with North. And we had the baby's cars. It
Speaker 4: was gonna be dope. But you know, actually what happened
Speaker 4: is the date we were gonna do it, uh p
Speaker 4: r E, which is Doll's company, reached out and wanted
Speaker 4: to do something special for Dolf.
Speaker 2: So we did it in Memphis. But we're definitely gonna
Speaker 2: hit up either South or North Carolina. I would love to.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's it's such a called culture. I think
Speaker 4: it would be great for the city.
Speaker 2: So we're working on it.
Speaker 14: Mama, can I get my friends a couple of shout
Speaker 14: outs with I'm going to get my friends shout out thank.
Speaker 6: You to seeing me positive vibes every morning.
Speaker 9: I love you girl.
Speaker 2: If you' Claudia George Jordan.
Speaker 14: Hey, Okay, Claudia, how are you good?
Speaker 4: Well, you have a good morning, bye, and my next car.
Speaker 2: She was actually Father's Day weekend in the Houston h Town.
Speaker 4: So if you're around the he Town area you want
Speaker 4: to get something special for your dad or your pops,
Speaker 4: your grandpop's, your baby daddy, come on out and join me.
Speaker 4: Of course, kids five and none to off three to
Speaker 4: bring the whole family.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: Yo?
Speaker 12: What's going on?
Speaker 2: Y'all? This your boy?
Speaker 1: Tyler?
Speaker 2: Hedn go hey Tyler and go it up? Brother? Get
Speaker 2: it off your chest? You want to shoot? You shot
Speaker 2: at Claudia?
Speaker 16: Brother?
Speaker 12: I do I do? First off, gentlemen, I said, trying
Speaker 12: a package. I want to know if y'all got it.
Speaker 1: I saw two things in there this morning. I got
Speaker 1: to check it. See if that's from you.
Speaker 12: Okay, hopefully all right, it's a junky, so hopefully y'all
Speaker 12: got that package.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll check Claudia.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, I'm good.
Speaker 2: You good?
Speaker 12: I'm real good?
Speaker 3: Actually, are you really okay?
Speaker 1: How good are you?
Speaker 3: Where are you at?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 12: I'm in Chicago.
Speaker 1: You come here?
Speaker 3: Why do people think it's that easy? Can you send
Speaker 3: me some flowers?
Speaker 2: First? Come on, Scott, you des but come see me.
Speaker 3: I'm a stranger on the radio. You know what I
Speaker 3: look see me.
Speaker 12: I can come see you now. I'll be in New
Speaker 12: York man like two weeks. But I don't know if
Speaker 12: you go be there. But what I'm trying to figure
Speaker 12: out is I'm a thirty one year old man. With that,
Speaker 12: I'm a nice young buck. I can keep up my
Speaker 12: finances all right in the bed, you feel me?
Speaker 2: So what's up?
Speaker 14: You just want to.
Speaker 12: I want to deal with you. I want to deal
Speaker 12: with you. I want to be on the side to
Speaker 12: you know what I'm saying. I want to get there,
Speaker 12: but I want to appeal with you.
Speaker 2: You want to deal with you?
Speaker 3: What do you want to be with me?
Speaker 12: I like, because you're out here, talk Aboula about ten
Speaker 12: o'clock foot he calls.
Speaker 11: You ain't got to worry.
Speaker 6: About that with me, Okay.
Speaker 1: You all night, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 12: I mean, I mean that's you see it yourself. I
Speaker 12: won't be your agents that security.
Speaker 3: I wonder you will be here, take you bet. I'm
Speaker 3: getting my bad health is being affected be here.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering what is he hoping to get out of
Speaker 2: this call?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 1: What are you hoping.
Speaker 2: What are you hoping? How his call is not going well?
Speaker 1: It's not going well?
Speaker 3: Do I keep up?
Speaker 2: Do I keep up?
Speaker 3: I don't think I do.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna think about that.
Speaker 3: I mean, thank you. We had harassed for that.
Speaker 2: She had to ask you for flowers. Those talented I
Speaker 2: think it's.
Speaker 1: Because of your direct approach, people think they can be
Speaker 1: direct with you.
Speaker 3: But I'm still like, I'm a hopeless romantic.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 3: I went and looked at the comments on YouTube, and
Speaker 3: it was like, they say, my age, what do you
Speaker 3: expect me happy? Someone's even asking your old ass. I'm like, damn, like,
Speaker 3: throw the whole woman away after thirty five? Dang, I
Speaker 3: still look young? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Good, look, that's a good term.
Speaker 1: I don't like when people say you look young because
Speaker 1: when you say I still look good, she say she
Speaker 1: said young.
Speaker 2: Oh, so nobody wants to know here that looks season.
Speaker 3: I'm just like, you know right now.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing. We put value on everything that
Speaker 1: has age except for ourselves. Kanya, cheezeez wine cards wine.
Speaker 1: But when it comes to do I look young?
Speaker 3: Know?
Speaker 1: You like a grown ass, beautiful woman? You too? You
Speaker 1: probably look better now than you did back then.
Speaker 2: Oh better, there you go.
Speaker 3: Thank you, get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and five eighty five, one oh five one.
Speaker 2: If you need the vent, you can hit us up.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: We got rumors on the way.
Speaker 3: Pete Davison went hard against Peter. You don't want to
Speaker 3: miss what he said to them.
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll get into that next, so don't move. It's
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club, Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club owning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Our guest co host, Claudia Jordan is here. Hey, murder,
Speaker 4: and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 3: Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't
Speaker 3: have that fire up inside of me to get you
Speaker 3: all the way together, allay together.
Speaker 1: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 3: One thing that I'm not has a liar.
Speaker 4: Says truth in the rumors.
Speaker 3: And people know what happened, people know the truth.
Speaker 4: Give it.
Speaker 3: All right, guys. Pete Davidson leaves a voicemail for Peter
Speaker 3: and he's gotten smoke. He got beef with Peter. Right now.
Speaker 3: He's all about a dog his parents. His mom's dog
Speaker 3: died and he was trying to replace a dog and
Speaker 3: it went left, and he decided to leave a voicemail
Speaker 3: for Peter after they came for him. This is what
Speaker 3: he had to say.
Speaker 11: Hi, my name's Pete.
Speaker 13: David is her dad now the scene. Thank you so
Speaker 13: much for making upable that I didn't adopt a dog.
Speaker 13: I just want to let you know I'm severely allergic,
Speaker 13: but that I have to get a specific breed. I'm
Speaker 13: only not alergy to kava poo's and those time. My
Speaker 13: mom's dog, who was two years old died a week prior,
Speaker 13: and well, so I had to get a specific dog.
Speaker 13: So why don't you do your research before you screen
Speaker 13: news story for people? Because you're a boring ki.
Speaker 11: And I love you.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: So basically, he was trying to replace a dog to
Speaker 3: make his family happy. He was spotted out buying a dog. Correct,
Speaker 3: So Peter came for him for not adopting and you know,
Speaker 3: rescuing a dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he's allergic to dogs and there's only one
Speaker 4: type of dog that he's not allergic to. So if
Speaker 4: he's if if he can't find that dog and he
Speaker 4: wants to purchase a dog, that's his right to purchase
Speaker 4: a dog.
Speaker 3: But Peter came out and said that you can research
Speaker 3: their available stock didn't want to find and he said
Speaker 3: there's no such thing as a hypoallergetic dog. I don't
Speaker 3: know about that, but he said, all he was trying
Speaker 3: to do is make his family happy. He hasn't seen
Speaker 3: his mom and sister cry as hard as they did
Speaker 3: is when the mom's dog died. He was just trying
Speaker 3: to cheer them up. And then he got bee for
Speaker 3: Peter from this from you know, going up and finding
Speaker 3: a dog.
Speaker 1: Elsewhere, pau The beauty of it is, Man, can we
Speaker 1: just you know, take a moment to recognize that Pete
Speaker 1: told Peter told Peter to suck's Peter. God, that is amazing, amazing,
Speaker 1: Die broke, that was classic.
Speaker 3: You know, Peter is a little gangster though, you know,
Speaker 3: for an organization that protects animals, they really aggressed.
Speaker 4: I get some of it, Like I get when they
Speaker 4: did'd go at people for you know, being cruelty to
Speaker 4: animals and people that use animals for first, if they
Speaker 4: want to go out that that's fine.
Speaker 2: But the brother just bought a dog because his dog dies.
Speaker 1: Listen, telling somebody from Peter to suck your meat is wild, disrespectful,
Speaker 1: considering they don't consume any animal products, dropping the clues
Speaker 1: bonds of Pete Davison. Okay, okay, slewthor his mom and
Speaker 1: me and my peoples. I love my I love my people.
Speaker 3: All right, Cuba Gooding Junior, he dodged a bullet. He
Speaker 3: avoids trial by settling the rape lawsuit. If you were
Speaker 3: listening on Monday, you heard me report that Cuba Gooding
Speaker 3: Junior was headed to trial this week and things weren't
Speaker 3: looking too good for him because the judge was allowing
Speaker 3: three women to testify in favor of the plaintiff. Now,
Speaker 3: the woman claimed Cuba Gooding Junior raped her over a
Speaker 3: decade ago. Cuba insisted it was consensual, and allegedly that
Speaker 3: the woman even bragged about having sex with a celebrity.
Speaker 3: The victim was seeking six million dollars. Cuba realized that
Speaker 3: if he went to jail, and I'm sorry, if you
Speaker 3: went to trial, he probably was going to jail. So
Speaker 3: I think he took matters into his own hand.
Speaker 1: I think it was a civil suit though it was
Speaker 1: a civil.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, sorry, that's in the notes. Oh okay, well,
Speaker 3: so just minutes before the jurors were called to assemble
Speaker 3: in the in the courtroom, the calendar entry read trial off.
Speaker 3: So right at the last minute, the eleventh hour, it
Speaker 3: was like reason for cancel, cancelation. They resolved the matter.
Speaker 2: The amount has not Yeah, I'm sure they agreed on
Speaker 2: her number and it all went away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even if it's civil, it's just it's still a
Speaker 3: bad look because no matter what, people are still gonna
Speaker 3: be like, yeah, but Cuba Gooding Junior, Like, you can't
Speaker 3: really get that stank off you once you get those
Speaker 3: accusations so hard. And we were talking about that earlier
Speaker 3: in the week Charlemagne about how you know, once people
Speaker 3: put it out there and no one reads the well,
Speaker 3: this is what happened on the results. They don't want
Speaker 3: the details.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares about the truth. From the Live Morning Tan correct.
Speaker 3: All you got to do is put that headline out
Speaker 3: and it's a wrap usually all right. Jula issuing Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 3: It was reported that Nicki stylist Brett Allen Nelson signed
Speaker 3: a contract with Rose Arc Julie store Now. The contract
Speaker 3: stated that the Jewela would own Nikki several pieces of
Speaker 3: jewelry for an appearance as long as it was returned
Speaker 3: by a certain deadline. Now, the lawsuit the Julius claimed
Speaker 3: Nicki stylists did not return sixty six pieces of Julie
Speaker 3: by the deadline, and when the Julie was finally returned,
Speaker 3: two of the pieces were damaged. They alleged they sent
Speaker 3: her team multiple invoices which totaled twenty six, two hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty nine dollars plus interest, and they said it
Speaker 3: was never paid. Now, Niki's attorney, Jordan Seed, made a
Speaker 3: statement to TMZ said the lawsuit appears to be nothing
Speaker 3: more than an ordinary insurance claimed by the jeweler designed
Speaker 3: to generate publicity for itself and get a payment which
Speaker 3: it is not entitled to. We will defend the lawsuit vigorously.
Speaker 3: And Nikki's team insists that Julie was returned by the
Speaker 3: agreed dates. So they're saying it's a matter of clout,
Speaker 3: and the Julie company says, nah, it was damaged.
Speaker 1: Now, wasn't there a time where like, if a jeweler
Speaker 1: gave you some jewelry and you like shotted them out
Speaker 1: in a record or something like that, they would just
Speaker 1: let you keep it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, long time ago. But jewelry is more expensive now,
Speaker 4: so a lot of times, you know, a lot of
Speaker 4: artists when they go to like.
Speaker 2: The BT Award to award show, they use jewelry.
Speaker 4: Like every other person because they don't want to wear
Speaker 4: it again, so they get these necklaces. But for somebody
Speaker 4: to mess up something twenty six thousand dollars, she would
Speaker 4: have had to crip walk on that, Like, let's be honest,
Speaker 4: Like this way in hell that she's gonna ruin jewelry
Speaker 4: twenty six thousands, like they would have to miss in stone,
Speaker 4: Like she would have to throw it off the roof.
Speaker 2: Like that seems successful. They haven't seen that.
Speaker 1: A lot of rappers out there that would krip walk
Speaker 1: on jewelry for real, just to show that money ain't thing.
Speaker 3: And if you don't pay for something though, you don't
Speaker 3: really treat it the same. You would think you would,
Speaker 3: but you don't. I think a lot of times you
Speaker 3: do because you know it has to go back.
Speaker 4: It's like you know you have to go back, and
Speaker 4: there's certain parameters that you have to follow. Just twenty
Speaker 4: six thousand dollar seems successive for some jewelry to be
Speaker 4: to be ruined it and messed up.
Speaker 1: I personally treated because I'm the type person you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Like, you know, I don't care about
Speaker 1: stuff like jewelry and clothes. So if like say, I
Speaker 1: get closed and be you knows this. If I get
Speaker 1: closed and we got to make an appearance, I don't
Speaker 1: take no tags off, no nothing. Okay, I don't make
Speaker 1: I don't get no stains on it, nothing, Because it's
Speaker 1: going back. I promise you it's going Have you seen
Speaker 1: me with anything expensive one you already know it's going back.
Speaker 1: I'll be having stuff on that I don't know is expensive,
Speaker 1: and then somebody will be like, oh, that's such and such,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, I don't care. It's going back tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That's going back tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 3: The problem is this middle people, this stylist has. There's
Speaker 3: middle people involved in a lot of times. The star
Speaker 3: is gonna get the smoke. You know. Of course, the
Speaker 3: chain of command is probably other people that touch that truth.
Speaker 3: You don't really know exactly who damage it.
Speaker 1: I wasn't even supposed to be doing that. No musht
Speaker 1: and say things like that. I don't like when I
Speaker 1: do that because it.
Speaker 2: Makes it hot.
Speaker 1: For makes it hot, fas Okay, say sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Don't say this for me when you go to get stuff.
Speaker 2: It's too late.
Speaker 1: Now it's going back.
Speaker 3: Good job man, way to go.
Speaker 2: All right, well that is your rumor report.
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Speaker 4: What happened out in Virginia during the graduation. I seen
Speaker 4: a bunch of people got shot. Somebody died.
Speaker 5: Yeah, unfortunately, yet another mass shooting that has become too
Speaker 5: regular here in America. And this story is still developing,
Speaker 5: so guys, make sure those who are listening continue to
Speaker 5: watch this throughout the day.
Speaker 2: But here's what we know so far.
Speaker 5: Our gunman opened fire as hundreds of people stood outside
Speaker 5: a high school graduation ceremony Tuesday evening in Richmond, Virginia,
Speaker 5: killing two people and wounding five others. Let's listen to
Speaker 5: what Virginia Police Chief Rick Edwards.
Speaker 3: Had to say. We'll talk about it on other side.
Speaker 17: At this point, in consultation with the Richmond Comwells Attorney's office,
Speaker 17: we plan on seeking charges for second degree murdered times
Speaker 17: two for that individual. But the more potential charges to follow.
Speaker 17: It's disgusting and cowardly behavior. Because even if you you're
Speaker 17: discharging a fire, I'm and a person you're trying to hit.
Speaker 17: When you have a crowd like this, innocent people are
Speaker 17: going to be taught up in the mayhem. And that's
Speaker 17: what happened today.
Speaker 4: Could you imagine going to a graduation, the last time
Speaker 4: you're going to be at that high school, you're moving
Speaker 4: on to college or the next stage in your life,
Speaker 4: and somebody comes and starts shooting up the graduation.
Speaker 3: I saw a video of a lady then she was
Speaker 3: like in tears talking about how this guy, this black kid,
Speaker 3: graduated and then died on the same day.
Speaker 2: It was so sad.
Speaker 3: It was so sad.
Speaker 1: It is nothing we can say, you know, ask about
Speaker 1: this latest mass you and that we haven't said. I
Speaker 1: asked about every other mass in this country. The only
Speaker 1: thing that changes is the location. But it just shows
Speaker 1: you there's no place safe. There's no place you can go.
Speaker 1: Grocery dog graduation at the ball church, you know, the
Speaker 1: moss like, there's sitagogue, like, there's no place you can
Speaker 1: go that say, so do we just stay inside?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 5: I mean, and as of yet, you heard the police
Speaker 5: you say that individual I was trying to see if
Speaker 5: they have identified the person. It looks like they have
Speaker 5: not as of yet. So and they've detained two people
Speaker 5: but later said one was not involved.
Speaker 9: It's a little bit confusing.
Speaker 5: The other a nineteen year old, investigators say, may have
Speaker 5: known one of the victims and had four handguns. So
Speaker 5: there's a lot still developing with the story. And we'll
Speaker 5: just keep you know, watching to see, you know, who
Speaker 5: this person was, and you know, obviously did they leave
Speaker 5: any type of you know, evidence on why you know
Speaker 5: this happened, the way that.
Speaker 9: It is so unfortunate to turn that memory into something
Speaker 9: so terrible.
Speaker 4: All right, Well again condolensis to that that that people's
Speaker 4: that man's family and that student's family and also you know,
Speaker 4: rest in peace. Now, what's going on with these dogs?
Speaker 4: Dogs are attacking more than fifty three hundred mail carriers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, shout out to you.
Speaker 5: I believe we have a mail carrier that calls in
Speaker 5: every now and then on the breakfast club. And I
Speaker 5: thought about this person, and I said, I wonder do
Speaker 5: people know that the Postal Service actually has an annual
Speaker 5: National dog Bite Awareness Week. This is the dog Bite
Speaker 5: Awareness Week, and so they have listed out on NPR.
Speaker 5: This was actually National News yesterday, a public service campaign
Speaker 5: to raise awareness on attacks on mail carriers, and twenty
Speaker 5: twenty two dogs attack more.
Speaker 3: Than fifty three hundred employees who were delivering the mail.
Speaker 5: They said that when mail carriers are bidding, it's usually
Speaker 5: the good dog, the alleged good dog that did not
Speaker 5: have previous menacing behavior. So they're asking people to put
Speaker 5: your dog on a fence of keeping behind the fence,
Speaker 5: put it on a leash, and they said try not
Speaker 5: to send children to get the mail because the dog
Speaker 5: believes that the child may be attacked. And so I
Speaker 5: thought it was just a real interesting story to talk
Speaker 5: about the top ten cities. I'll just give a couple
Speaker 5: who have the most dog bites California, Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Florida, Michigan,
Speaker 5: and Missouri. So those particular and North Carolina you need
Speaker 5: to put your dogs up to stop biting our male carriers.
Speaker 4: And you know, if your dog does bite somebody, if
Speaker 4: they do it, if it's vicious, or or your dog
Speaker 4: does it more than once, they can put your dog
Speaker 4: to sleep. The sad part about it is, you know,
Speaker 4: being a dog owner the dog is only being a dog,
Speaker 4: it's only protecting that house. And it's sad sometimes because
Speaker 4: it happens, and it's it's a very sad situation. But
Speaker 4: you also feel for the male carriers because they're just trying.
Speaker 2: To do their job. But the dog is just trying
Speaker 2: to do their job.
Speaker 4: So it's it makes things difficult. So salute to all
Speaker 4: the male carriers out there and all the dog owners
Speaker 4: out there. Don't just the extra careful. When you say
Speaker 4: male carriers, does that include Amazon and ups and everybody else?
Speaker 5: Well, this, this particular story is literally coming from the
Speaker 5: Postal Services, So this is actually the United States Postal
Speaker 5: Service that they do this annual you know, awareness week.
Speaker 5: But I'm sure you know.
Speaker 6: It affects everybody.
Speaker 9: But yes, this is actually a us A PS.
Speaker 3: There's probably a whole lot more when you bring the
Speaker 3: absolutely imagine how many.
Speaker 1: Yes either that or I hate the victim blame. But
Speaker 1: what if the postal workers wearing that you know that's
Speaker 1: causing the dog. You don't want to bite them all
Speaker 1: the time? People in the brown shame biting Amazon working
Speaker 1: whatever color they wear, the color that.
Speaker 6: The post I think that's big complaining. I know I am.
Speaker 1: But what is it about the postal workers that makes
Speaker 1: the dogs want to bite them but not everybody else
Speaker 1: that's delivering package?
Speaker 4: Well maybe because the postal worker comes every day and
Speaker 4: unless you know, nobody gets an add Well, my house
Speaker 4: sometime we do get an Amazon package every day, but
Speaker 4: postal service come every day and UPS don't come every day.
Speaker 4: Amazon usually don't come every number. It's the numbers game.
Speaker 4: You're more likely to get bitten if you come every day.
Speaker 1: Post I need to talk to some UPS workers, some
Speaker 1: man they're on drivers. I need to know if they're
Speaker 1: getting bit just as much as the postal worker. If not,
Speaker 1: we need to have a conversation with the postal workers. Okay,
Speaker 1: you might need to change your time when you show up.
Speaker 2: Black socks, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: All right, well, thank you to so much. Leave it
Speaker 2: to Charlemagne.
Speaker 3: You always go down another road.
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Speaker 4: Our guess co host Claudia Jordan is here, yes, and
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Speaker 2: Is Tamika Mallory. Welcome back.
Speaker 9: Hey, hey, hey, thank you for having me. I'm excited
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Speaker 14: Queen Mallory.
Speaker 1: You got a lot of work that you're doing right now.
Speaker 1: You gotta get the worry out about some things.
Speaker 9: There's a lot happening. I think you know. The overall thing.
Speaker 15: That we need to know is that our country is
Speaker 15: in big trouble and everyone everybody is gonna suffer as
Speaker 15: a result. But whenever we in trouble, black folks, brown people,
Speaker 15: we suffer the most.
Speaker 1: And you tried to tell them were in a state
Speaker 1: of emergency. You got your book sitting right here.
Speaker 15: It is a state of emergency, indeed, and it's getting worse.
Speaker 15: I mean, you and I talk about this all the time.
Speaker 15: To me, it feels like it's getting worse. I think
Speaker 15: also because a lot of people are so numb they
Speaker 15: don't really want to focus anymore. And that's dangerous because
Speaker 15: there's just too many things to do, too much to
Speaker 15: know about, and we just need to be well informed
Speaker 15: about what we're up against. And I think that you know,
Speaker 15: being able to call it what it is, that white supremacy,
Speaker 15: excuse me, and white vigilanteism is on the rise. And
Speaker 15: of course we're dealing with issues within our own community,
Speaker 15: with mental health problems and poverty, cause and violence. There
Speaker 15: is a tension and a feeling in the country that
Speaker 15: I'm sure you all feel, and it's really dangerous. It's
Speaker 15: not a comfortable space. And you know, I don't think
Speaker 15: it gets better just by us ignoring the problem.
Speaker 3: How do you think we get around this fatigue? Because
Speaker 3: I do notice there is a fatigue. Right. It seemed
Speaker 3: like we were all all hands on deck maybe twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: in the height of all the George Floyd protests and
Speaker 3: all that. Everybody seemed like all right on this, and
Speaker 3: it seemed like everyone just kind of fell off. Not
Speaker 3: everyone people, thank God for you, but it seems like
Speaker 3: there's a lot of fatigue right now, Like people say,
Speaker 3: I'm tired of hearing about it, and that's.
Speaker 15: What people also. First of all, movements always are up
Speaker 15: and down. They never stay consistent at one pace. It's impossible.
Speaker 15: People have to get back to their lives. Folks have
Speaker 15: families and things that they have to do, so that's normal.
Speaker 9: But there is a.
Speaker 15: Fatigue that, unfortunately, I think doesn't change until people feel
Speaker 15: so uncomfortable that they have no choice but to get
Speaker 15: back in the game. And you know, we try to
Speaker 15: continuously sound the alarm by making sure folks feel like
Speaker 15: there's a way for them to fit in and get in,
Speaker 15: but it's not until you start feeling it on your block,
Speaker 15: in your home that is like, oh wait a minute's
Speaker 15: where's the protest or who am I supposed to be
Speaker 15: voting for?
Speaker 9: You know what am I supposed to do? To jump
Speaker 9: in the fight?
Speaker 1: So let's let's start.
Speaker 4: You know a lot of people they don't necessarily run
Speaker 4: because a lot of people don't know what's going on. Like,
Speaker 4: we get bombarded with so much in the news half
Speaker 4: the time, we don't know what's real.
Speaker 2: Or what's fake, what's true, what's false. So what should
Speaker 2: we be focusing on?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: What are you focusing on?
Speaker 15: Well, you know, I wrote these things down so that
Speaker 15: you know, we could kind of break things into different parts.
Speaker 15: You know, in the summer twenty twenty, since you brought
Speaker 15: that up, a lot of corporations were talking about their
Speaker 15: commitment to diversity.
Speaker 9: That was the whole thing.
Speaker 15: In fact, corporations made pledges for millions and millions, probably
Speaker 15: billions of dollars. And certainly we've not seen that in
Speaker 15: the movement and across all spectrums of areas where marginalized
Speaker 15: communities need support, most companies have have either you know,
Speaker 15: gone away, they you know what you call it, out
Speaker 15: of sight, out of mind, and then some did a
Speaker 15: few things.
Speaker 9: And of course we can't ignore that the recent news on.
Speaker 15: Black Lives Matter has certainly helped people find a way
Speaker 15: to say, oh, well, you know, maybe I shouldn't be
Speaker 15: given to those causes, which you know, we talk all
Speaker 15: the time about how I call buld on a lot
Speaker 15: of it.
Speaker 9: Nonetheless, it has been an issue.
Speaker 15: It is an issue, and so one thing I have
Speaker 15: been focused on is calling corporations back to the table.
Speaker 15: And I've been working specifically on a company called Pinini.
Speaker 15: And people are like, how did you get in sports
Speaker 15: and trading cards? Sports memorabilia and trading cards? Like where
Speaker 15: did that come from? But I always I often remind
Speaker 15: people that every case we get involved with, we find
Speaker 15: out from the people people call us. They call us
Speaker 15: and say it's a police brutality incident, they say something
Speaker 15: happened in the jail. That's how we got Imparchment Prisons
Speaker 15: with shout out to our family at Rock Nation and
Speaker 15: Team Rock because we worked to really make change in Parchment.
Speaker 9: And I'm sure people in Parchment are probably like, what change.
Speaker 15: You know, it's still slow coming, but we did work
Speaker 15: with the local community in Mississippi to make some change there.
Speaker 9: But this all comes from people calling.
Speaker 15: Us elected officials, concerned citizens, scary folks. That's like, don't
Speaker 15: tell nobody's mine.
Speaker 9: You know that I call.
Speaker 15: But somebody hit me up and was like, hey, you
Speaker 15: should check out what's going on at this company, Panini.
Speaker 15: They have seventy five percent of their trading cards and
Speaker 15: their talent if you will black athletes back black and brown,
Speaker 15: but primarily black athletes. A three billion dollar company with
Speaker 15: no senior executives that are black people, not even one.
Speaker 15: So when we found it out, we were like, okay, well,
Speaker 15: first of all, maybe we don't know, maybe they just
Speaker 15: didn't put them on the website. You know, we're gonna
Speaker 15: see and we sent a letter to Panini. It took
Speaker 15: them a while to get back to us until it
Speaker 15: started to pick up in the media, especially after we
Speaker 15: sent letters to the NFL and the NBA and the
Speaker 15: players associations and all the others, asking why are you
Speaker 15: partnering with these folks who are allowing them to use
Speaker 15: your talent? It's basically our people being exploited.
Speaker 1: Why do is specific company though, because there's a bunch
Speaker 1: of billion dollar companies that don't have black people in
Speaker 1: the c suite? Why is Specific Co?
Speaker 15: Well, you know, we've had similar conversations over the years
Speaker 15: with Walmart, with Verizon, you know, and in fact, with
Speaker 15: Verizon we went to them around Colin Kaepernick to ask
Speaker 15: them why would they continue to sponsor and you know,
Speaker 15: be partners with the NFL knowing what was happening in
Speaker 15: the colin So we find reasons to approach corporations all
Speaker 15: the time about their commitments or their said commitments to
Speaker 15: our communities. And from my perspective, black folks in this moment,
Speaker 15: they need jobs like they need jobs and need opportunities.
Speaker 9: They need a seat at the table, right.
Speaker 15: And you know some people say, well entrepreneurship, Yeah, but
Speaker 15: while you're building, because all of us here are entrepreneurs.
Speaker 9: But we got jobs too.
Speaker 4: These Perini feel that since they've given so much money
Speaker 4: away to students and especially college athletes. I know they
Speaker 4: do a lot with nil deals that because they're doing that,
Speaker 4: they necessarily don't have to because they feel like we're
Speaker 4: giving the community money.
Speaker 15: Well they didn't say that, but from our perspective, no,
Speaker 15: like at until Freedom, our perspective is regardless of how
Speaker 15: much you give away.
Speaker 9: You just doing what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 3: So what kind of plans would you like to see
Speaker 3: Panini do to correct this like lack of diversity? What
Speaker 3: would you like to see it?
Speaker 15: Yeah, So, first of all, they need to have an
Speaker 15: advisory committee of individuals from our communities that can help
Speaker 15: them look at the diversity issues.
Speaker 3: It's actually been amazing the dip and what we see like,
Speaker 3: I really felt like there was actually some some type
Speaker 3: of effort being made. Seems like they're not even given
Speaker 3: a damn anymore when it looks like publicly anymore.
Speaker 15: Well, just to on that point, when we did the
Speaker 15: research to find at every company, we sent letters by companies.
Speaker 15: I'm talking about the leagues and the players associations. We
Speaker 15: sent letters to the CEO. We also went to look
Speaker 15: for the diversity person, right because most companies have somebody,
Speaker 15: and we found that most of those people were hired
Speaker 15: in twenty twenty. Like all the different leagues, their diversity
Speaker 15: person came on board around twenty twenty and was well
Speaker 15: celebrated by the company.
Speaker 9: So that just goes to show you that movements work.
Speaker 15: That's first of all that you know, for those people
Speaker 15: who think movements don't work, it actually provided opportunities for
Speaker 15: some of our people. And I'm sure depending on who
Speaker 15: the black person is in that seat, there's more happening
Speaker 15: within the community. But there's so much more that can
Speaker 15: be done, and that means that the movement can't stop
Speaker 15: because the job is not complete.
Speaker 4: Are people getting getting to actually be able to work
Speaker 4: or is it one of those things that we're hiring
Speaker 4: them just for the face, but they're not actually being
Speaker 4: able to contribute.
Speaker 15: Well, you know what, I don't know, and I'm sure
Speaker 15: there is a little bit of all of that happening,
Speaker 15: you know, because I know several diversity folks in different
Speaker 15: companies and some of them are frustrated. Others feel like
Speaker 15: they're really being supported. So I think it's a mixture
Speaker 15: of that, But we don't know until unfortunately issues start
Speaker 15: to come up and you start asking questions. That's the
Speaker 15: reason why we have to have different examples. So Panini
Speaker 15: becomes an example which says to other companies they might
Speaker 15: be coming my way, let me try to get my
Speaker 15: stuff together.
Speaker 2: All right, We got more with Tamika Mallory when we
Speaker 2: come back, don't move. It's to breakfast club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: everybody is eej env charlamagnea god. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: We got our co host Clodia Jordan here and we're
Speaker 4: kicking it with Tamika Mallory.
Speaker 2: Clodia, you're on the front lines.
Speaker 3: Do you ever get discouraged?
Speaker 13: Hell? Yeah?
Speaker 15: And do you feel like what am I doing get?
Speaker 15: I get more than discourage. I get pretty nasty.
Speaker 9: About it. That's in text messages in the middle of
Speaker 9: the night, like saying words bad words.
Speaker 3: So where's your motivation come from on those days when
Speaker 3: you know, we see the wins, right, But there's the
Speaker 3: days where you probably I.
Speaker 9: Don't know about the winds.
Speaker 15: Well, whens, I'm not progress progress, A little bit of progress,
Speaker 15: A little bit of progress because wins. I don't feel
Speaker 15: like I'm there yet, you know, and they you know whatever.
Speaker 15: Some people would argue that we should be careful not
Speaker 15: to appreciate the things we've been able to accomplish, in
Speaker 15: which we have many things. But I think my my
Speaker 15: I always say that my investment in this movement is
Speaker 15: very selfish. It's not like, oh, I'm doing it because
Speaker 15: of the other children and the other people. It's my
Speaker 15: own own family like me. You know, I want to
Speaker 15: be able to drive and feel comfortable and walk around
Speaker 15: in society and not be treated differently or othered. I
Speaker 15: want my son to be protected. And now I have
Speaker 15: a grandchild, you know, and here this is a young
Speaker 15: girl or a baby who's going to grow up in
Speaker 15: this society. What is it going to look like. I
Speaker 15: don't want to leave here with people saying like well,
Speaker 15: what did you do to contribute? And I'm over here
Speaker 15: pointing at oh, well they did. No, we have a responsibility,
Speaker 15: And I think that's where every you know, when I
Speaker 15: get up and some days Claudia's turned into a situation
Speaker 15: where I go to bed like, I promise you, I
Speaker 15: will not do else for these people because of all
Speaker 15: the stress that I go through, the attacks, the lies,
Speaker 15: this and that. I'd be like, that's it, and then
Speaker 15: I'd be like, wish people are people Like in the
Speaker 15: morning when I wake up, I'm like, let me go
Speaker 15: to work, because this is what I'm supposed to be doing.
Speaker 15: Calling on your life is something.
Speaker 1: Talk to us about a Jica owns Oh, I tell
Speaker 1: you what.
Speaker 15: I was on a conference call last night with Angela
Speaker 15: Rye and Amanda SIL's and I mean Alicia Garza, Ben Crump, everybody,
Speaker 15: Jeff Johnson, the names go on and on, all the people,
Speaker 15: Christy Henderson. It was the coordinator of it, and first
Speaker 15: of all, the brilliance in this movement.
Speaker 9: Oh wow, to be on that call, I.
Speaker 15: Just wish it could be taped so everybody could see
Speaker 15: the thoughts and people working together to try to help
Speaker 15: get justice for this woman's family. What happened to her
Speaker 15: is it seems to be very clear, at least it's
Speaker 15: clear to me, and you know Crump before he gets
Speaker 15: an attorney, Crump, before he gets involved in things, he
Speaker 15: kind of knows what what happened for the most part.
Speaker 15: So it seems it appears that the neighbor was a
Speaker 15: minace already like she had been harassing.
Speaker 2: The story gave the lady donkey to day tour.
Speaker 1: Yes, no, no, no about this.
Speaker 16: Yes.
Speaker 15: So it seems that she had already been harassing the
Speaker 15: children and people in the community. And this particular day,
Speaker 15: the kids were playing next door, which you guys probably
Speaker 15: already discussed. But you know, the kids were playing next
Speaker 15: door in a field, and she thinks she owns the field,
Speaker 15: so she's neighborhood Karen. She thinks she owns the field.
Speaker 15: She tells them when to come and go. The iPad
Speaker 15: was still in the field when the young man noticed it.
Speaker 15: All the kids were inside. He noticed his iPad was there.
Speaker 15: He ran out to go get it. She already had
Speaker 15: it somewhere along the line. She He approached her to
Speaker 15: get the iPad and she hit him with something so
Speaker 15: his and called him the N word. Well, this young man,
Speaker 15: the young boy is nine, and this and and and
Speaker 15: aj as they affectionately call her aj Owens. She has
Speaker 15: four children and so I think the youngest one is
Speaker 15: two and so uh she So he went and got mama,
Speaker 15: and mama came back to talk to the woman. Get
Speaker 15: the iPad probably asked, you know what, why did you
Speaker 15: get my child at and the woman shot her through
Speaker 15: the door, shot her through the door and killed the
Speaker 15: main period, you know, and to add insult to injury,
Speaker 15: which is very similar to what happened to Jordan Nearly,
Speaker 15: or at least what happened to Daniel Perry, the man
Speaker 15: who killed Jordan Nearly.
Speaker 9: Is this this thing where you can just go down
Speaker 9: to the precinct.
Speaker 15: They asked you a few questions and then you just
Speaker 15: white and they say, okay, you can go home after
Speaker 15: you've killed somebody.
Speaker 3: It is amazing that they It's like, do you mind coming.
Speaker 15: In and right, yeah, we just want to ask formal Well, yeah,
Speaker 15: they didn't release a name, but we know what it is.
Speaker 15: Her name is Susan Lawrence. I believe that's her name,
Speaker 15: Susan Lawrence. And you know, again, people in the neighborhood
Speaker 15: know her. But let me just say on the issue
Speaker 15: of people getting to go home, she.
Speaker 4: Called one one at all, so she didn't call nine
Speaker 4: one unio after she shot this. I don't know that's
Speaker 4: a good question because you know, usually a self defense
Speaker 4: and if the door was closed, she was. There was
Speaker 4: no way that she felt like her life was a
Speaker 4: dangerous that.
Speaker 15: I mean, you gotta come on your ground. Of course,
Speaker 15: it's a lot of things that I think they're gonna
Speaker 15: try to use. I think they're gonna have a mental
Speaker 15: illness thing. They're gonna try a lot of things.
Speaker 3: But people that are allowed to be mentally ill because
Speaker 3: it's with us, we don't get.
Speaker 9: That grace, No, we don't. But let me say that.
Speaker 15: One of the things I want to make sure we
Speaker 15: mentioned is that this is not a new issue or
Speaker 15: a new concern. If you think about Emmitt Till and
Speaker 15: other cases of the past, there was a time when
Speaker 15: white people could literally decide that you made them feel uncomfortable,
Speaker 15: or you you committed some criminal act.
Speaker 9: They didn't have to be in law enforcement.
Speaker 15: They could decide your punishment, kill you, whatever they want
Speaker 15: to do, and there was no consequences for it. So
Speaker 15: we're going backwards to a time when that is now
Speaker 15: a thing again, that you just go one downtown to
Speaker 15: tell Billy Bob, officer Billy Bob, everything was cool. You know,
Speaker 15: I just shot me an, that's it. And and and
Speaker 15: of course I hope we understand not to say that
Speaker 15: it's okay when it happens to men, because we fight
Speaker 15: for black men all the time. Our entire movement has
Speaker 15: been focused on black men. But now they're killing black women,
Speaker 15: which brings us to Brianna Taylor. Shout out to Brionna
Speaker 15: Taylor and her family. Look, happy birthday. She would have
Speaker 15: been thirty years old. Man, thirty years old, a young,
Speaker 15: beautiful life, taking her boyfriend, Kenny Walker. Thankfully, the charges
Speaker 15: that the officer had against him have been dropped, so
Speaker 15: he's now free and clear to live his life.
Speaker 9: But yesterday, yesterday, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know when that's the case. Was standing ground worked
Speaker 1: for a black person?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 18: What?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 9: Well yes, kinda yes, and.
Speaker 15: Yes, yes they charged them at first charged him, but
Speaker 15: they dropped it. They never admitted it.
Speaker 9: That's the point.
Speaker 15: Nobody ever said that he had the right to do
Speaker 15: what he did or whatever, But he did right, And
Speaker 15: I think that they dropped the charge just for a
Speaker 15: different reason, which is because they don't want to have
Speaker 15: to go to court and lay out the details. They're
Speaker 15: trying to push it, you know, sweep it under the rug.
Speaker 15: It would make them have to do too much. So
Speaker 15: but anyway, so the attorney general in Kentucky, y'all talked
Speaker 15: about this new can His name is Daniel Cameron. This
Speaker 15: man was responsible for the prosecution of the officers. He
Speaker 15: was responsible for finding justice right as the attorney general.
Speaker 15: Because the local government decided that they didn't want to
Speaker 15: try the case. It was too close with the police
Speaker 15: department and the local DA's and whatever, so they pushed
Speaker 15: it to the attorney general. First of all, Daniel Cameron
Speaker 15: is a cop lover. He has videos out there talking
Speaker 15: about how he will defend police and law enforcement until
Speaker 15: the end, and he will do whatever's necessary to stand
Speaker 15: with police. So he had the case and had a
Speaker 15: grand jury panel, which he They went and they presented
Speaker 15: a case to the grand jury, of course, and which
Speaker 15: is what we fight against. The grand jury proceedings being secret.
Speaker 15: That's a problem because you don't know what's happening, you
Speaker 15: don't know what they're presenting with the witnesses.
Speaker 9: What's gonna happen.
Speaker 15: So the grand jury comes back and returns their decision,
Speaker 15: which is to charge one officer which shooting through the.
Speaker 9: Wall and that that could have hurt the people on
Speaker 9: the other side.
Speaker 15: It didn't, but it could have, and so that charge
Speaker 15: was called wanting endangerment and that's what the person was
Speaker 15: indicted on. They never came back with any charges about
Speaker 15: Brianna Taylor being murdered. We're about to knock on doors
Speaker 15: until November. We're going to put ads up on TV.
Speaker 15: We're gonna make sure that everyboy, Lottie, Dottie and everybody
Speaker 15: knows about Daniel Cameron and what he did to Brionna Taylor's.
Speaker 4: All right when we come back, we have moved with
Speaker 4: Tamika Mallory, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 2: It's dj NB Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: We got our co host Clodia Jordan he and we're
Speaker 4: kicking it with to me can Mallory charlam.
Speaker 1: How do you protect yourself in situations like the go
Speaker 1: post up in Kentucky and like go against this guy
Speaker 1: who's got a massive support in Kentucky. How you protect yourself.
Speaker 15: Well, first of all, we have security twenty four hours
Speaker 15: a day, which is important. But you know, security is
Speaker 15: not necessarily able to stop some crazy person.
Speaker 9: From driving a car through the window of your office
Speaker 9: or whatever.
Speaker 1: So are y'all being set up? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: That's oh like that.
Speaker 9: But but but but before we even get to the point.
Speaker 15: Of physical harm. Watching just watch, you're gonna be like,
Speaker 15: you gotta come back and talk about this. They're gonna
Speaker 15: have articles out in a minute about everything we ever
Speaker 15: did wrong, who paperwork ain't right, what organization did this?
Speaker 15: Which is why I don't like to get into a
Speaker 15: back and forth about whether or not somebody bought a
Speaker 15: house in BLM. I don't like to get into that
Speaker 15: because I know what that conversation is all about, and
Speaker 15: I know who it benefits for us to get stuck
Speaker 15: in that.
Speaker 9: They want to discredit our movement so.
Speaker 15: That they can make sure that nobody that nobody donates
Speaker 15: to Tamika Mallory either we all criminals. I'm not, of course,
Speaker 15: I'm not. We said that on this show so many times.
Speaker 15: But you're right, repetition matters. I'm not in the organization
Speaker 15: Black lives matter. But I'm just saying that I've seen
Speaker 15: this movie before.
Speaker 9: This is not the first time.
Speaker 15: They they don't They actually don't do anything new. They
Speaker 15: repeat the same script over and over again. It's just
Speaker 15: that there are new players involved, so you think you
Speaker 15: in something new, But they literally have intentionality right now
Speaker 15: around discredit and our movement. It doesn't mean you shouldn't
Speaker 15: ask questions. There should be no accountability, that's not what
Speaker 15: we're talking about. But when we start going down that
Speaker 15: rabbit hole, there's a reason why they want us to
Speaker 15: stay there. And so what will happen is that in
Speaker 15: the next couple of weeks, especially if Daniel Cameron feels
Speaker 15: like our movement is a danger to him, you'll start
Speaker 15: hearing who slept with who? Johnny you know, shot somebody
Speaker 15: when he was twelve, who went to prison. That's what
Speaker 15: they're gonna do to try to discredit the people locally
Speaker 15: and nationally who will be there fighting him.
Speaker 9: But we disfight it all, despight it all.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be there. We have to stop eating that
Speaker 3: up there. We're so couchy, but I knew it was
Speaker 3: a scam and we have to stop being so skeptical
Speaker 3: of each other. Yep, because I saw that happening in
Speaker 3: Really I'm like, oh, like.
Speaker 9: But there are scams. There are scams, and guess what,
Speaker 9: white people run them every day.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: But they don't forget.
Speaker 3: We do something.
Speaker 15: No, No, you'll never you will never see Like I
Speaker 15: give you an example. The Women's movement, right, they got
Speaker 15: all kinds. I know, we were in it, right and
Speaker 15: the Women's March were we was in we we we
Speaker 15: were leaders of the Women's March. We know all about
Speaker 15: the stuff that goes on internally, but you don't know
Speaker 15: who's about people's salaries. You don't know how much they
Speaker 15: make in these major women's organizations and other organizations that
Speaker 15: had or social cause, organizations that have people that don't
Speaker 15: look like us. You tell me what's their salary, it
Speaker 15: doesn't come up. You don't know what house they have
Speaker 15: where they live, how much money they spent, and if there.
Speaker 9: Is an issue, they deal with it internally.
Speaker 15: When it became public that there was a fight which
Speaker 15: wasn't even about money, it was because it was women
Speaker 15: of color at the helm of it.
Speaker 9: So we just have to be aware of that.
Speaker 15: That does not mean that you don't have the right
Speaker 15: to say I gave one hundred dollars two hundred thousand,
Speaker 15: whatever it is, and I want to know what is
Speaker 15: being done with my resources. I'm not telling people not
Speaker 15: to ask those questions. I'm saying that what we see
Speaker 15: going on right now is not about asking questions. It
Speaker 15: is about creating a creating a dissension campaign or whatever
Speaker 15: against our movement as a whole. And yeah, I'm not
Speaker 15: in BLM at all. I have none to do with
Speaker 15: the money, never received the dime. In fact, I asked
Speaker 15: them for a million dollars and I'm still waiting on
Speaker 15: somebody to respond, So this is not about that. But
Speaker 15: I'm also I also am clear that I don't get
Speaker 15: to separate myself from this whole movement because I know
Speaker 15: I only raise My organization raised three thousand, three million
Speaker 15: dollars when BLM received ninety million. So that's why we
Speaker 15: asked for a million, which is not even enough. Because
Speaker 15: we was in the street in the summer of twenty twenty,
Speaker 15: and we know that people went on their phone and said,
Speaker 15: I'm not gonna look for a particular name, I'm just
Speaker 15: gonna give money to BLM. So I feel they owe
Speaker 15: me money, right, I think they have some of my money,
Speaker 15: so we asked for a million dollars. But I understand
Speaker 15: that this movement, everything that happens there are implications for
Speaker 15: all of us. If something happened with you NV, watching
Speaker 15: you for the last few days I talk to you.
Speaker 15: You know what I'm saying, it impacts everybody that's close
Speaker 15: to you.
Speaker 9: That's just what it is.
Speaker 15: So I I just want to put that message out there.
Speaker 15: Be careful what you allow yourself to get dragged into.
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Speaker 15: Oh come, So cop City, for folks quickly, is in Atlanta. Basically,
Speaker 15: cop City is a place that is being designed to
Speaker 15: train police officers from around the country. So in Decab County,
Speaker 15: Andre Dickens, the mayor, is creating a city.
Speaker 9: And by the way, people want me to mention that
Speaker 9: this was not his plan.
Speaker 15: It came from Governor Kemp and Keisha Land's bottoms and
Speaker 15: then he had the ability to keep it going or
Speaker 15: to cancel the project. So they are building this facility.
Speaker 15: That is what they're gonna say. It's all first responders.
Speaker 15: There's gonna be people there from you know, firefighters, they're
Speaker 15: gonna have There's an element that cannot be ignored, and
Speaker 15: that is the police training that will take place in
Speaker 15: the facility, and that is a problem. The Police Association,
Speaker 15: I think that's their name. Excuse me if I got
Speaker 15: it wrong. They are the ones that's coordinating the whole space.
Speaker 15: And so the basically the resources that the city council
Speaker 15: approved are to lease space for the responders and others
Speaker 15: to be trained.
Speaker 9: But the policing situation is the main focus of the facility.
Speaker 1: Why have bottoms go.
Speaker 15: Well because people elected officials, they get nervous and so
Speaker 15: when they start feeling the pressure from the governor and
Speaker 15: all these people. Because a lot of our folks don't
Speaker 15: understand what true public safety looks like. We've been taught
Speaker 15: that public safety is locking people up. But the police exists.
Speaker 15: Now there's police all over Chicago and still there was
Speaker 15: fifty something people shot Memorial weekend. So policing is clearly
Speaker 15: not solving the problem. So we see what needs to
Speaker 15: be done, and it is intentionally being ignored, and they
Speaker 15: are fattening the pockets of the policing system and then
Speaker 15: not even giving true accountability measures to keep people accountable.
Speaker 15: You cannot train racism and whites supremacy. You can't out
Speaker 15: train it. You have to convict it. You have to
Speaker 15: lock it up, and you have to give it consequences
Speaker 15: so that people will know. I could be as racist
Speaker 15: as I wants at my kitchen table, but I can't
Speaker 15: take that to work.
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Speaker 4: It's t j Envy, Charlamagne and God. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors, Claudia Jordan's tail.
Speaker 3: Hey, just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I
Speaker 3: don't have that fire up inside of you to get
Speaker 3: you all the way together together.
Speaker 2: This is the rumor report, one thing that I'm not.
Speaker 6: And people know what happened.
Speaker 3: People know the truth, all right. Blue Face is in
Speaker 3: the news. This guy right here, he gets some of
Speaker 3: my nerves, all right, he responds to Charleston White, calling
Speaker 3: him Ike Turner. Blueface has been spending the last two
Speaker 3: days with his showing his love for his baby mama,
Speaker 3: Jaden Alexis and what people believe is solely an attempt
Speaker 3: to upset his expecting mother baby mother Krishawn Rock. People
Speaker 3: have been giving their opinions on the situation, and Charleston
Speaker 3: White chimed in with an interesting comparison for Blueface.
Speaker 18: You are the modern day Ike Turner, you're abusing those girls.
Speaker 18: I wouldn't be surprised if your baby have some emotional
Speaker 18: trauma that your child is dealing with, because you do
Speaker 18: know that whatever the mother feels while she's pregnant, the
Speaker 18: children by way of the umbilical cord, feels what the
Speaker 18: mother feels.
Speaker 1: So the shame that you bring to the mother.
Speaker 2: So I hope it's not a girl got your children's mother.
Speaker 18: You're putting a purple deal though, to your children's mother
Speaker 18: to hurt your other baby mama.
Speaker 3: See this, this is why the black woman turning gay.
Speaker 1: That's why she turning the white man. This is why no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: you are.
Speaker 3: Shameful herful mother, a person you got keyds with.
Speaker 2: You have mommy issues.
Speaker 3: You was very disrespectful to your mommy.
Speaker 1: So I bet you beat the bitches. What does the
Speaker 1: purple dildo have to do it anything?
Speaker 2: That's all you are now.
Speaker 1: I mean I did to stick out, that.
Speaker 6: Was what it was.
Speaker 3: It was interesting to see that.
Speaker 1: See what don't I don't I don't think money.
Speaker 3: Oh so he was on vacation. He's been in Vegas
Speaker 3: with the first baby mama, Right, it's all an attempt
Speaker 3: to upset Krashan. Right, So in the video he's playing
Speaker 3: with her dildo and he's kind of putting it really
Speaker 3: close to his mouth pretending to sing into it. It
Speaker 3: wasn't a good look for him, So I knew anyone
Speaker 3: that had smoke for him is going to bring that up.
Speaker 3: But Charleston White giving Blue Face advice on how he
Speaker 3: is with this woman, it's kind of funny. So Blue Face,
Speaker 3: of course responded. He tweeted, and where it went from
Speaker 3: a box that bee hit her on the head, jam
Speaker 3: her neck up too. I'm an abuse her. He's now
Speaker 3: a prime example. Never let social media dictate your reality
Speaker 3: or judgment in real life. I'm outside every day that
Speaker 3: boy of mouse in the house. I'd rather be like
Speaker 3: than Uncle Ruckus. I'm gonna be the same N word
Speaker 3: every day. I will never change the game plan for likes,
Speaker 3: in approval streams, for fake love. I know what's best
Speaker 3: for me. Uh So, another piece of audio came out
Speaker 3: with Charleston White kind of talking about how he would
Speaker 3: treat women.
Speaker 1: Another video of Charleston White saying women need they ass
Speaker 1: whoop and some of them need they.
Speaker 2: Took and people went in the outrage.
Speaker 3: Man he's advocating violence against women.
Speaker 1: And this is what I'm saying. Can somebody tell a
Speaker 1: blue Face man for sean.
Speaker 18: I'm talking to blue Face, say, blue Face, you run
Speaker 18: around here taking all them goddamn boxing.
Speaker 2: Listens box that nigga learn.
Speaker 3: How to donkey kol Just look gap teeth my off
Speaker 3: work meant to me mention it.
Speaker 1: I'm liking my polesantal.
Speaker 3: My head hurts not keeping the same energy, Blue Face says.
Speaker 3: Is this the same guy who's saying I'm an abuser?
Speaker 3: He talking about raping bees and beating them up two
Speaker 3: weeks ago. What do y'all think?
Speaker 1: I don't. I really think the vibrations in here very
Speaker 1: low right now.
Speaker 2: I don't even know why we like.
Speaker 3: It's It did give me a headache. It gave me
Speaker 3: a headache listening to it. It gave me headache thinking
Speaker 3: about Charleston White giving advice to Blue Face. I'm tied
Speaker 3: of blue Face. I'm tied of both of them, tired
Speaker 3: of I'm sick of them both. Yeah, it's not even
Speaker 3: the blindly the blind, it's the rat to leading the ratchet.
Speaker 3: It's the horrible.
Speaker 4: I just hate that we give somebody a platform that
Speaker 4: just talks and talks and keep talking about it.
Speaker 1: The reality is when you ask me what I think
Speaker 1: about it, I don't, Right, that's my point.
Speaker 2: How far we've come though, Like, give me some people
Speaker 2: that have some of that positive energy over it, and.
Speaker 3: Can we put it over my.
Speaker 2: Store it like that?
Speaker 3: Oh that's cute, But can I can I blow over
Speaker 3: the stories because I have more stories with more ratchetness. Okay,
Speaker 3: I know it's supposed to be half righteous half ratchet,
Speaker 3: but it's heavy on.
Speaker 1: The rats because oh that smells really good.
Speaker 2: Charlottne is wrong. You'll get away from young. What's wrong?
Speaker 2: Put it in your crotch, you kinky bro? You just
Speaker 2: want to be clear, I'm talking to claud once again.
Speaker 3: The one show. I don't get sexy harassed, but y'all't
Speaker 3: notice me at all. Yeah, I don't even get any
Speaker 3: like friendly fire in the way. I'm right here.
Speaker 2: Just be clear, I'm talking to Want to be clear.
Speaker 3: I've never been on a show where the men make
Speaker 3: it so clear that talking to which Just to be clear,
Speaker 3: I'm not flitting with the one girl here.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: Again, this is doing wonders for my mental health and
Speaker 3: self esteem. Being in the breakfast Club. All right, Tory
Speaker 3: Lanees back in the news his legal team they're not
Speaker 3: going down without a fight. According to court documents, Toys
Speaker 3: lawyers filed to have the judge David Herriford disqualified for
Speaker 3: showing favoritism to the prosecution. Now As lawyers said that
Speaker 3: the facts they listed in the filing reveal such a
Speaker 3: high degree of favoritism or antagonism as to make fair
Speaker 3: judgment impossible. So they are trying again to come for
Speaker 3: the judge and say it's favoritism. They're trying anything, But
Speaker 3: that's what a good lawyer is supposed to.
Speaker 1: Do, right, Yeah, I think the judge just saw the
Speaker 1: evidence in that case, and I understand you know what
Speaker 1: Tory's lawyers are doing, because you know, they're trying to
Speaker 1: get his guide at least amount of time correct possible
Speaker 1: or you know, I guess the most favorable sentence possible.
Speaker 1: But I don't know what antagonizing the judge is going
Speaker 1: to do? What cause you to get more of a sentence?
Speaker 3: Has that ever worked for anyone attacked?
Speaker 2: I doubt it.
Speaker 1: I doubt it.
Speaker 2: That's a small decision.
Speaker 3: From Tory Lanez Attacking the judge is probably not the
Speaker 3: best way.
Speaker 1: All right, lucktry that Asian.
Speaker 2: Rumor report now, Chelamanne, who you're giving that donkey?
Speaker 1: Two man, I need Susan Larynce. Is that her? How
Speaker 1: you pronounce her name? I need her to come to
Speaker 1: the front of the congregation. She is the woman who
Speaker 1: murdered Ajka Owens, okay, and she needs to come in
Speaker 1: the front of congregation.
Speaker 4: We like to have a world with her, all right,
Speaker 4: and then when we come back after Donkey of the day,
Speaker 4: let's open up the phone lines.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five A five, one oh five one.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 4: A gentleman called earlier and wanted to shoot his shot
Speaker 4: with Claudia Jordan. The shot was horrible, So we're gonna
Speaker 4: open up the phone lines. If anybody wants to shoot
Speaker 4: their shot at Claudia Jordan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know she said she's the only show
Speaker 1: she's never been.
Speaker 3: What you say, Since the two men here are not
Speaker 3: even looking in my direction, I would love the listeners
Speaker 3: are calling and give me some attentions.
Speaker 2: I'm feeling away. Eight you could shoot your shot.
Speaker 4: We'll take anything at this point, any anything at this
Speaker 4: point men or woman called up? You said anything at
Speaker 4: this point, So eight hundred stud's calling, all right, eight.
Speaker 2: Shoots your shot at Claudia Jordan. That's where after Donkey's
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Speaker 9: This is a miracle, there is no question.
Speaker 19: And there are problems in this country between police and community.
Speaker 2: Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
Speaker 2: police killing of a black man.
Speaker 3: Now the new developments in the definitely spatshooting Rampa.
Speaker 2: Then yesday, it was a really bad day for him
Speaker 2: and this is what he did.
Speaker 9: And so we are in a state of emergency.
Speaker 1: Okay, White supremacist violence, it is always have been the
Speaker 1: number one threat to our society. But I'm also very
Speaker 1: proud that my wife is white.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club bitches all rich.
Speaker 3: Henny, please tell me why was I your Donkey of
Speaker 3: the day.
Speaker 1: Donkey Today for Wednesday, June seventh goes to Susan Lorenze.
Speaker 1: She is a fifty eh old Florida woman who was
Speaker 1: charged with manslaughter with a firearm and other offenses after
Speaker 1: she fired a shot through our front door and killed
Speaker 1: a black woman her neighbor, name Azuca Owens. Okay, personally,
Speaker 1: I believe she should be charged with cold blood and murder.
Speaker 1: But let me get you up to speak with the story.
Speaker 1: Ojika is a thirty five year old mother of four
Speaker 1: and if you're not familiar with this story, then let's
Speaker 1: go to Joyanrit at MSNBC for the report. Please.
Speaker 20: Friday, around nine pm, Ajica aj Owens, so, a mother
Speaker 20: of four, was shot and killed by an unidentified woman
Speaker 20: in Ocalla, Florida. According to civil rights attorney Ben Crump,
Speaker 20: who is now representing the Owens family, AJ's children, who
Speaker 20: are three to twelve years old, we're playing in a
Speaker 20: field next to an apartment complex when a fifty eight
Speaker 20: year old white woman allegedly began yelling at them to
Speaker 20: get off her land and calling them racial slurs. According
Speaker 20: to Crump's statement, the children left, but accidentally left behind
Speaker 20: an iPad, which the woman took. When one of the
Speaker 20: kids tried to retreat it, the woman threw it, hitting
Speaker 20: the boy and cracking the screen. Mss Owens walked across
Speaker 20: the street to speak to the woman, but Crump's office
Speaker 20: says when she knocked on the door, the neighbor allegedly
Speaker 20: shot her through the closed front door.
Speaker 1: We know her name now, Susan Lorenz. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you something, man, People like Susan Lorenz are the reason
Speaker 1: I will never stop using the term ass cracker, because
Speaker 1: that level of racism and bigotry needs to be properly defined.
Speaker 1: And all you gwp's out there, good white people, you
Speaker 1: have to start calling devils like Susan crackass crackers too, Okay,
Speaker 1: Crackers like Susan give the GWPs, the good white people
Speaker 1: of the world a bad rap, all right. According to
Speaker 1: the Sheriff's office, evidence showed that over time, Susan had
Speaker 1: become angry over Owen's children playing in the field close
Speaker 1: to her apartment. Now, I know what you're thinking. I
Speaker 1: would think a cracker like Susan would love to see
Speaker 1: black people in the field. But the keyword in that
Speaker 1: statement was they were in the field playing, not working.
Speaker 1: If they was working, especially for her, it would be
Speaker 1: a white supremacist stream. But now, when a white supremacist
Speaker 1: sees a bunch of black people having fun, experiencing joy,
Speaker 1: being happy that it disturbs the demons that exist in
Speaker 1: them and they have to find a way to stop out,
Speaker 1: said Joy. Okay, they have to, all right. Ojika didn't
Speaker 1: have any weapons, She wasn't a threat. She just wanted
Speaker 1: to know what did you do to her child? Because
Speaker 1: this grown ass fifty eight year old woman throwing things
Speaker 1: at her ten year old son hit him with it.
Speaker 1: The little boy and his twelve year old brother, their kids,
Speaker 1: not teenagers, ten and twelve, went to try to talk
Speaker 1: to Susan and she opened her door and allegedly swung
Speaker 1: it then with umbrella. So those young men went and
Speaker 1: did what any child would have done, and that's tell
Speaker 1: their mother. Okay. That's when Ajka went to Susan's house,
Speaker 1: knocked on the door multiple times, and the managined that
Speaker 1: Susan come outside, and then Susan fired one shot through
Speaker 1: the door, striking Ajika in her upper chest, with her
Speaker 1: ten year old sitting right beside her. Don't call the
Speaker 1: radio station complaining, don't send no emails, don't comment on
Speaker 1: social media about me using the term crack ass cracker,
Speaker 1: because as long as crackers are crackering, I shall be
Speaker 1: using that phrase to describe this prehistoric, outdated evil that
Speaker 1: is white supremacy. There is a documented nine to one
Speaker 1: one history between these women. Nine one one was called
Speaker 1: at least six times over the last two years for
Speaker 1: various complaints between the two neighbors, and I wish one
Speaker 1: of them would have ca now one one in this
Speaker 1: situation instead of taking matters into their own hands. I
Speaker 1: wish Ojaca didn't go over there with her child, even
Speaker 1: though I don't blame her. Someone hits your child, your seed,
Speaker 1: your heart beating outside your body, you gotta go see
Speaker 1: what's up right now, I get it, but I wish
Speaker 1: she hadn't. And Susan, who's clearly been wishing a nigga
Speaker 1: would couldn't wait to pop off, And I wish she
Speaker 1: had called nine one one. It's then to take it
Speaker 1: matters into her own hands. Allegedly, Susan has harassed his family,
Speaker 1: you know, for a long time, calling them racial slurs.
Speaker 1: This is like a dark version of Judy Blooms Ziggy's House. Okay,
Speaker 1: but sadly it's not fictional, all right, There's nothing fictional
Speaker 1: about this. A person is dead, deceased, unalive by a
Speaker 1: cracker ass cracker named Susan Lorenz. Now, a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago, we didn't know the identity this woman. She
Speaker 1: wasn't arrested, but that has changed. Let's go too, let
Speaker 1: me cite my sources here. Let's go to a hold
Speaker 1: one second. Let's go to Fox thirty five News for
Speaker 1: the report.
Speaker 16: Police New video this morning shows a woman in handcuffs
Speaker 16: after allegedly shooting her neighbor through her own front door.
Speaker 16: Fifty eight year old Lawrence's charged with manslaughter with a firearm,
Speaker 16: a first degree felony with a maximum sentence of thirty
Speaker 16: years in prison.
Speaker 9: Randy Hildreth his live outside the Marion County.
Speaker 2: Jail this morning.
Speaker 9: Randy, the sheriff, has spoken exclusively with Fox thirty five
Speaker 9: about the arrest and the ongoing feud between these two neighbors.
Speaker 19: One of the things that the Sheriff's office has said
Speaker 19: is that Lawrence was angry at Owens's children, who were
Speaker 19: playing in a field near her home. We're told that
Speaker 19: she started yelling at them, which was overheard by a neighbor.
Speaker 19: One witness says that Lawrence used racial slurs towards the children.
Speaker 19: Our deputies confirmed she threw a roller skate at the
Speaker 19: children and one was hit, and they do say it
Speaker 19: an older sibling of Owens went to the home first
Speaker 19: to talk to Lawrence, and she swung an umbrella at them,
Speaker 19: and that's when they say. Owens went to the home
Speaker 19: and knocked on the door. They say Lawrence fired one
Speaker 19: shot through the closed front door and it hit Owens
Speaker 19: in her chest, with her ten year olds standing next
Speaker 19: to her.
Speaker 1: She needs authority. At what point do us as humans
Speaker 1: realize we all in this together. There is no superiority
Speaker 1: over anyone because you're a white, No superior superiority over
Speaker 1: anyone because you're a woman, No superiority over you because
Speaker 1: you're gay. I mean it is because of the way
Speaker 1: the system is set up. But in the grand scheme
Speaker 1: of God, there is no superiority. Okay. We are all
Speaker 1: in this together, whether.
Speaker 2: We want to be or not.
Speaker 1: So we have no choice but to love that neighbor
Speaker 1: as we love thyself. And if we don't love that
Speaker 1: neighbor as we love thyself, then how come thyself simply
Speaker 1: can't leave thy neighbor the hell alone? Okay, I promise
Speaker 1: you white people, most African Americans just want to mind
Speaker 1: our black ass business. We don't want any issues, we
Speaker 1: don't want any problems, but crackass crackers like Susan will
Speaker 1: always find a way to impede on the piece that
Speaker 1: we have created for thyself. Once again, good white people,
Speaker 1: I need you to use your voices and call out
Speaker 1: these crackass crackers too. And if you are white and
Speaker 1: listening to me and you're upset that I'm calling Susan
Speaker 1: a crackass crack it In fact, if your rhetoric sounds
Speaker 1: like this in your head, it's terrible what happened to
Speaker 1: that woman. But does he have to call Susan a
Speaker 1: crackass cracket? It's so divisive and racist. No, what's divisive
Speaker 1: and racist is killing a black woman who's a mother
Speaker 1: of four because you hit her child, and she came
Speaker 1: to your house unarmed, no weapons and wanted to talk
Speaker 1: to you about it, so you decided to shoot her
Speaker 1: through the door. That's divisive. That's racist. Calling Susan a
Speaker 1: crack ass cracker for doing that is descriptive. And one
Speaker 1: thing Leonard mckelvy Charlamagne the God is gonna always do
Speaker 1: is tell the truth and shame the white devil. Please
Speaker 1: let the good white person that is Chelsea Handlers, give
Speaker 1: Susan Lorenz the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: He haw he haw.
Speaker 3: That is way too much.
Speaker 1: Dan maynaise with a good white person named Kathy Griffin.
Speaker 1: Please give this giant jar male the biggest he haw.
Speaker 1: Know Chris Rock wants in on this. What about my
Speaker 1: girl working fast food?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well thank you for that donkey of
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 1: We thank God for it.
Speaker 3: Allis like that before too, Really we had cracker ass
Speaker 3: crackers in our neighborhood. You got in fights, a kid
Speaker 3: hit me in the face with a skateboard and uh
Speaker 3: years later I went to a grocery store and guess
Speaker 3: who had to bag my groceries said, cracker ass cracker.
Speaker 1: Damn, you should have bought a bunch of crackers. It's
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of saltines.
Speaker 3: Just because I bought a lot of heavy canned good
Speaker 3: so the bags were really heavy. I'm petty like that.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Jeff and East Providence, Rhode Island. You
Speaker 3: follow me on Facebook so you will hear this. And
Speaker 3: her mother was messing with a black guy after that.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 3: One of those guys that like messed with that crack
Speaker 3: ass cracker women you know I'm talking.
Speaker 4: About, You know the type you're just firing, right, firing,
Speaker 4: Hey jeaff All right, well shout to BT. We'll see
Speaker 4: you guys tomorrow, beeast BT everybody else eight hundrenk five
Speaker 4: eight five one on five to one. So somebody uh
Speaker 4: tweeted Charlamagne and myself It said, question, who heard Clodia Jordan?
Speaker 2: Damn, I see the signs and clues you've been dropping,
Speaker 2: dj N B and C the guy.
Speaker 4: We need some men to shoot this shot with Claudia
Speaker 4: before it's beige raised two point zero.
Speaker 3: I'm beige first of all. I'm Carmo colored your bage.
Speaker 1: So let's open the true and I'm gonna tell you something.
Speaker 1: When Claudia writes her book, you're gonna see wheur Claudia Jordan.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, we had a long time eight five a
Speaker 4: five one oh five one.
Speaker 2: If you want to shoot your shot with Claudia Jordan,
Speaker 2: you can this morning. All right, we're gonna open up
Speaker 2: the phone lines.
Speaker 4: A gentlemen did it earlier and he failed, So we're
Speaker 4: gonna give you an opportunity, any chance. Eight hundred and
Speaker 4: five eight five one oh, five to one. It's a
Speaker 4: breakfast club. Good morningf you respectful guys, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: It's time to shoot your shot. To shoot your shop
Speaker 7: with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Just one chance.
Speaker 1: Don't mess it up, mess.
Speaker 2: It up, mess it up, everybody.
Speaker 4: It's dj n V charlamagnea God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: We got our guest co host Claudia Jordan here this morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, here goes the pimping of my vagin.
Speaker 4: Earlier this morning, somebody called and said he will try
Speaker 4: to shoot a shot.
Speaker 1: Was Ingle Dingo dingo ding a breakfast club?
Speaker 2: Faithful, yeah, faithful.
Speaker 1: Listen young no, young boy.
Speaker 2: He was thirty one.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He was shooting all over the place and he.
Speaker 1: Murder attracts the young boys. Now young boys, Beyonce murder.
Speaker 4: So we opened up the phone lines. So we're gonna
Speaker 4: let you guys shoot your shot. You know she's in
Speaker 4: New York. She might we don't take one of you
Speaker 4: guys out to dinner or something like that. Maybe you
Speaker 4: guys could take her.
Speaker 1: Should be the other way around, right, ye take, I'm paying, okay,
Speaker 1: I have earned someone. And she said this is the
Speaker 1: only place she's ever been with the men have never
Speaker 1: harassed her in any way flirted with her in this workplace.
Speaker 1: In this workplace, they don't even make eye contact with me. Well,
Speaker 1: me and NBR married man and work husbands. Just Lario says, gusbands,
Speaker 1: our right husbands. We have the real gusbands of Atlanta,
Speaker 1: would get Matt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now, Matt, good morning. Now we're letting you shoot
Speaker 4: your shot. But you actually met her last night, Yes
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is Matt.
Speaker 1: From the Sousa comes Wigo, Oh, the comedy club.
Speaker 2: Okay, Matt, all right, man.
Speaker 3: I felt the vibe blast night. Okay, Matt, Yeah, I.
Speaker 12: Felt the vibe as well, but you know I was working,
Speaker 12: so I wanted to be professional.
Speaker 14: Oh thank you, very beautiful.
Speaker 2: Okay, Matt got he eyes with you.
Speaker 1: I feel the energy because when Claudia came in this morning, Matt,
Speaker 1: she shouted you out, like out of all the people
Speaker 1: she met last night, she shot you out.
Speaker 3: There were no seats available because Joshua was sold out.
Speaker 3: He told he gave up his chair out front, and
Speaker 3: the cashier's chair created an area for us to sit in,
Speaker 3: and then they brought a whole table for us.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 2: So Matt's a gentleman. He's a nice guy. He has
Speaker 2: a great job. How does Matt look?
Speaker 3: He was a nice like brother.
Speaker 2: Goodness say we should put Mat on ho.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest with because Matt, I don't want
Speaker 1: you to do nothing corny or say nothing corny over
Speaker 1: the air. That's because I really feel the energy between y'all,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad that you took the initiative to call
Speaker 1: in here this morning. We're gonna put you on hold.
Speaker 1: Y'all can connect after now.
Speaker 3: He's the first person I saw the club and I said,
Speaker 3: did Envy come? He said, no, he didn't come here yet. Yes,
Speaker 3: So he was like looking out for y'a last night.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what else is crazy?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 1: Think about the thousand of people that are calling right now.
Speaker 1: He got through the first one got through, Miss blessing,
Speaker 1: Miss mission blessing.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 1: Was this matter of fact? Matt get matching?
Speaker 2: No, Maddy, good morning, Hey, good morning. What's your name?
Speaker 2: My name is Tally. Where you calling from? I'm calling
Speaker 2: from Queen Queen's Ily. Go ahead, go hey, how.
Speaker 14: You doing this?
Speaker 2: Clodia?
Speaker 17: It's pleasure to meet you.
Speaker 13: Two got thirty two.
Speaker 14: I'm also six post five, I got three kids.
Speaker 11: I'm stinking dad, and all that out of the way
Speaker 11: real quick. I understand you.
Speaker 1: An Aria yeah, Gemini, okay, is that a match Gemini
Speaker 1: and Aries? It is?
Speaker 11: My daughter is an Arias too, so be and her
Speaker 11: work match together period period in chuldren so I would
Speaker 11: say every well, oh yes.
Speaker 1: It said the zodiac Sis. Arias and Gemini are well
Speaker 1: suited to each other, given that there are very many
Speaker 1: traits common between the two.
Speaker 3: I dated a Gemini once. I dated a Gemini once
Speaker 3: in my life, and he did conduct a drug deal
Speaker 3: with me in the car. He went bought cocaine. We're
Speaker 3: in Philly and now the druggle got in the back seat.
Speaker 3: So that was my guys with Geminis.
Speaker 4: Okay, well we are wild like that in some ways.
Speaker 11: But I'm a bunch driver, but I can't do.
Speaker 13: That at job.
Speaker 2: Start with Audia. Would you data bus'd your data bus?
Speaker 2: Fine driver, that's what we need to know. Closes down.
Speaker 2: Come on, she said she would come on.
Speaker 11: My instagram is sovereign underscore ruler.
Speaker 4: All right, so if you add.
Speaker 12: Me, I know what it is.
Speaker 3: Oh, I have to come look for you. Should you
Speaker 3: send me bo?
Speaker 1: I mean list.
Speaker 11: I had you first, but I'm just making sure you know.
Speaker 2: DM a brother.
Speaker 1: You the bus driver, you're not a passenger.
Speaker 2: But how does that feel like? I got to look
Speaker 2: you up on Instagram and add me.
Speaker 3: That isn't that weird? He's making me chase him? Why
Speaker 3: guys want to be back so bad?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Can I be soft? Boy?
Speaker 13: Ar Nick?
Speaker 2: I'm here from Hey, Florida. Bad enough? Were letting you
Speaker 2: date mad from the Bronx.
Speaker 14: I don't don't judge me. I'm boy in Brooklyn. Yeah,
Speaker 14: move to Florida, all right? I got I'm saying Caribbean
Speaker 14: in Jamaican. I was talking about young versus oh the
Speaker 14: other day young, young and stuff intelligent?
Speaker 3: Hold, so how old are you?
Speaker 6: Thirty three?
Speaker 3: Can you do me a favorite? Spell Wednesday?
Speaker 2: Spell Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Spell Wednesday?
Speaker 14: Okay, well, miss Claudia, I know that Wednesday rough day.
Speaker 14: They call it that.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to google.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to god damn answer the question.
Speaker 3: That's what the boys from that They don't all get
Speaker 3: the w E d ny s A man found this out.
Speaker 1: And if you missed the D and Wednesday, you don't
Speaker 1: get the sling no d.
Speaker 2: That part all right? Tri one on five one. You
Speaker 2: can shoot your shot with Claudia. He really tried to
Speaker 2: google were the week is that?
Speaker 3: Saddy kids go Wednesday.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. I never heard that.
Speaker 2: We'll call up right now, shoot your shot with Claudia
Speaker 2: Georgians the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, it's time to shoot your shot. To shoot
Speaker 7: your shot with the Breakfast Club. One chance, don't mess
Speaker 7: it up.
Speaker 2: Mess it up?
Speaker 4: Medj n V charlamagnea god.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Now if he just joined us, we're letting you shoot
Speaker 4: your shot with Claudia Jordan's she's our guest co host
Speaker 4: this morning. Dingo, who's a long time listening to the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. He tried to shoot a shot and failed horribly.
Speaker 2: So we just over there.
Speaker 1: We found Claudia's one already. I think that this is
Speaker 1: just for entertainment purpose. I think we really did something.
Speaker 1: I think the one Claudia another one. He made an impression.
Speaker 1: You were thinking about him this morning, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Well, he was a very nice, respectable guy. He looked
Speaker 3: out for our safety last night. I thought that that
Speaker 3: was very nice.
Speaker 1: And he said he did not want to hil at
Speaker 1: you last night. Because he was being professional, that's right.
Speaker 1: And then he was the first out of the thousands
Speaker 1: of people that call him all across the country, he
Speaker 1: was the first person to get through on Now that's
Speaker 1: a blessing.
Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 6: How you doing?
Speaker 2: Jon Florida?
Speaker 1: What Jacksonville, Florida, John Florida?
Speaker 12: Okay, brother, I just wanted to say.
Speaker 14: It really sounds good and feel.
Speaker 1: Beautiful.
Speaker 12: I don't know you, but it seems like your breast.
Speaker 12: It's something I really have.
Speaker 3: That's thank you? All right, you y'all hear my dms.
Speaker 3: I want to see who I'm talking to.
Speaker 2: His head said, well, I wouldn't prove his head.
Speaker 1: You want to prove his head?
Speaker 2: Set said right, you heard? I ain't him? Hear me?
Speaker 13: Say?
Speaker 2: Said god damn? You always getting Hello?
Speaker 6: Why christ Sarah Atlanta? There?
Speaker 2: What are you calling for?
Speaker 4: I was actually calling to tell Charlemagne I am a
Speaker 4: gen w t.
Speaker 6: Good white people saying that cracker ass crack returns.
Speaker 2: There you go, Okay, there you go, because my man is.
Speaker 14: A beautiful black man who was eleven months sitting in
Speaker 14: a Georgia jail with no indictment because of a cracker crackers.
Speaker 4: Oh damn well, hold on, hold on, hold on, unless
Speaker 4: you want to highlight up Claudia.
Speaker 3: For a minute, I thought was calling her Claudia, so
Speaker 3: too she got she got a man? Should I open
Speaker 3: my to the prison? Hello, I'm begging the prison when
Speaker 3: you're a model on prices, right, the prisons love you
Speaker 3: like that porn?
Speaker 2: Actually, Hello, who's this.
Speaker 12: Shot?
Speaker 2: This is the gentleman that calls all the time of
Speaker 2: like the fourteen inch penis.
Speaker 3: Oh he was in my d MS last time. Hey,
Speaker 3: what's up? He didn't send me a picture of it.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 2: I would love to h the picture, but ahead, shoot
Speaker 2: your shot? Love you?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 11: He know I'm a singer for bro.
Speaker 1: I love the cook.
Speaker 11: I'm a carp be ready.
Speaker 1: Though, that's all you got what you said?
Speaker 6: What are you saying?
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, I'm gonna take I'm a carp.
Speaker 3: I know I love to please my woman.
Speaker 11: I want to identify as the rubber.
Speaker 1: Today, as a man ing go lover.
Speaker 3: So another one. He just wants to smash. You're not serious,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 12: No, no, no, I don't want to smash.
Speaker 14: I'm going to do an intellect.
Speaker 3: You know you're into the intellect. But when you led
Speaker 3: with your fourteen in No, no, no.
Speaker 2: I don't like him for you. I think he messed
Speaker 2: inside fourteen inches.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the cutoff his time.
Speaker 1: You got experience, you know, ship. The way you said
Speaker 1: it was like, I don't want that for you to message.
Speaker 1: How would you know, Indy, I don't hello? Correct?
Speaker 6: Hello?
Speaker 2: Hell?
Speaker 3: How you doing?
Speaker 2: What's up with you?
Speaker 13: You going?
Speaker 1: Char thank you?
Speaker 2: Brother? Who are you calling for?
Speaker 13: Sir?
Speaker 2: Claudia? Okay, go ahead, bro okay, here we go.
Speaker 14: So, Claudia, I'm a ballroom d I can line dance, sorcer.
Speaker 10: But chattah ky, I want to take.
Speaker 1: My dancers your calling shot shot of me though, Yes,
Speaker 1: he said he want.
Speaker 2: To take you line you want to take your dancing.
Speaker 1: This is a good This is actually at least he
Speaker 1: has something he wants you to do.
Speaker 3: That's true. He has an activity plan, that's right. What's
Speaker 3: your longest relationship with a woman?
Speaker 2: It is a year? A year?
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: Why did that end?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 14: Because we had to go to different colleges.
Speaker 10: Uh, so we have to separate.
Speaker 2: How Liza thirty eight? Okay, kind of.
Speaker 14: Have you met he?
Speaker 16: I have to?
Speaker 3: I asked all the men, have you ever been with
Speaker 3: a man before.
Speaker 2: No, No, I don't.
Speaker 14: It's funny.
Speaker 2: Though it's funny, just talk about it.
Speaker 6: It's cool.
Speaker 1: But why why people mistake you? Is for gay? A lot?
Speaker 14: No, listen, I am a tall, strong man.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: You just have a really smooth voice in the ballroom
Speaker 3: dancing thing threw me up. That's really unique. You only
Speaker 3: hear any straight man talking are there's a lot of
Speaker 3: straight man.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: You don't assume I mean, well, knowledge it is.
Speaker 11: I'm not sure, but you know I know that I
Speaker 11: would love to take you out dancing.
Speaker 1: Line dancing actually sounds cool. That's something I don't hear
Speaker 1: men say. Let's hey, let's go do women.
Speaker 3: And when I do the wabble, it's not a lot
Speaker 3: of men on the dance floor like straight man. So
Speaker 3: I would I be open to seeing we're dancing with this.
Speaker 1: Man considered a line dance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's the whole thing together.
Speaker 2: Well, we're gonna put your whole bro Okay, thank you man? Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this?
Speaker 14: Love you Harry?
Speaker 2: Here you go, Claude, what you want now?
Speaker 1: Club?
Speaker 3: Let me do my intro?
Speaker 10: Hello, d j M D charlomage a guy.
Speaker 14: It's the back of club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning morning.
Speaker 3: What's up lady?
Speaker 6: Hello?
Speaker 10: Hi Calledia my future girlfriend.
Speaker 14: What's going on?
Speaker 2: She put it in.
Speaker 3: I gotta say this, she's been the most aggressive.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 10: Well let me let me just say this. So who
Speaker 10: were the dude that tree?
Speaker 4: Did you?
Speaker 10: Indian Charlomy? I think Codia is heartbroken or damn it?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 10: What I have to say is that she has it
Speaker 10: run across the correct guy that knows, that has self respect,
Speaker 10: that knows how to make most for himself, and that's
Speaker 10: just you know, just does that life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not a heartbroken thing for me. I'm I
Speaker 3: I think in the the nature of the businessman, I
Speaker 3: attract a lot of narcissists or users and people that
Speaker 3: I wouldn't date like a regular guy. But my last
Speaker 3: relationship was well, when I did couples with you, you
Speaker 3: saw blue collar guys, totally nice military billt say, guy like,
Speaker 3: I'm not one of those people that just had to
Speaker 3: be with a celebrity or well, I'm not into all
Speaker 3: that stuff. I'm into good people and good souls.
Speaker 10: Well when you just say that to Quota, even when
Speaker 10: like rugor guys, you know that's the living the regular life.
Speaker 12: They still ain't nothing.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 10: I've dated like plenty of regular guys, and the number
Speaker 10: one thing that I always picked and ask him about
Speaker 10: themselfs So like, what is it that you're trying to
Speaker 10: do for yourself?
Speaker 12: And they be looking at me like they're on the headlight.
Speaker 2: So, Jessica, you're trying to take claudiata.
Speaker 3: Night, of course?
Speaker 6: What's you like?
Speaker 12: What's you like, Claudia? What's your favorite food?
Speaker 10: Why you like Jamaica?
Speaker 3: I love Jamaican brown stew, chicken, oh.
Speaker 10: Doctor chicken? And do you like did you like extra
Speaker 10: gravy on the.
Speaker 3: Right and tex gravy on the browns? And chickening the rice?
Speaker 3: And I always say, a mar the person that can
Speaker 3: make me peach cobbler. I love peach cobbler.
Speaker 12: Oh, peach cobbler. Okay? And where would you write the
Speaker 12: peach cobbler.
Speaker 2: To be in?
Speaker 3: All five a plate?
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, what kind of place.
Speaker 2: This is?
Speaker 3: Porcelain?
Speaker 2: There's no guy call up here with this type of.
Speaker 3: She got me feeling mad, see right now?
Speaker 9: A little?
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's what she's trying to feel too.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I think I think you're calling this
Speaker 2: mad I think you get mad. Mad is your blessing.
Speaker 2: MAT's number one. Jessica number two.
Speaker 3: Jessica was the most masculine. She was the most masculine energy.
Speaker 1: Definitely did the smooth lines, Matt. Did y'all get mad number.
Speaker 1: We got mad number, Matt. We're putting you on Matt,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: So to Claudia the balls in her court now, all right,
Speaker 2: So we'll see Claudia. Hopefully one of the those individuals
Speaker 2: will be fine for you. Matt, Matt.
Speaker 1: You like Matt.
Speaker 2: I like Matt.
Speaker 1: I think Matt is destined. Okay, I saw Matt last night.
Speaker 1: Matt was nice to you.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: He has a great job. The first person that called
Speaker 1: in this morning.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: The d MS, you guys, thank you very much. I
Speaker 3: there's a lot of them. There's women, there's men, there's
Speaker 3: a little bit of everything in there. Thank you so
Speaker 3: much for pimping my vagina this morning.
Speaker 2: What I feel like, well, let's get to the rooms. Well,
Speaker 2: well let's let's let's let's play the intro.
Speaker 3: Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't
Speaker 3: have that fire up inside of me to get you
Speaker 3: all the way together together.
Speaker 1: This is the rumor report one thing.
Speaker 3: That I'm not a life.
Speaker 6: And people know what happened.
Speaker 3: People know the truth, all right, guys. Yesterday Little TJ
Speaker 3: went live while filming a short clip for music video,
Speaker 3: but people checked in and didn't get the behind the
Speaker 3: scenes footage that they expected. Now, while TJ was live,
Speaker 3: he was approached by the police, and this is what happened.
Speaker 2: You do not call not touch me, No, don't touch me?
Speaker 2: But what am I on the touch.
Speaker 1: Behind the don't touch me?
Speaker 3: You gonna come me and stop?
Speaker 1: You know you can't come You don't touch me?
Speaker 4: No what the call?
Speaker 6: I don't know what you want to stop? Sez it?
Speaker 2: Don't fight t don't fight here, he don't fight.
Speaker 3: Don't it's not real.
Speaker 1: Don't make no sense.
Speaker 3: You got all these young.
Speaker 12: Kids out here looking at example.
Speaker 1: Example what you want to take care?
Speaker 3: Now? The video starts with t J recording, but then
Speaker 3: he ends up getting into a little scuffle with the
Speaker 3: police and his phone dropped. Someone else in the area
Speaker 3: picked up his phone and proceeded to record his arrest.
Speaker 3: You hear the people in the background telling him not
Speaker 3: to resist arrests. It was later revealed that he was
Speaker 3: arrested for a reckless endangerment. Not quite sure, you know
Speaker 3: what they believe who was in danger. He was shot
Speaker 3: seven times in twenty twenty two during a robbery in
Speaker 3: New Jersey, and he was talking the police kind of
Speaker 3: on his net ever since because they know he's protect
Speaker 3: the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen, I've seen a couple of times he
Speaker 4: got he was in the city. They pulled them over
Speaker 4: and pulled his car over and searched his car. I
Speaker 4: don't know what happened in this instance. I don't know
Speaker 4: what reckless endangerment means as far as what they said that,
Speaker 4: you know, they pulled them over for. But in the
Speaker 4: video just looked like he was just recording and it
Speaker 4: didn't look like he was bothering anybody or hurting anybody.
Speaker 4: Looked like he was just on live, which seems strange.
Speaker 1: Ooh, is old geez man, Like, I know, you can't
Speaker 1: tell these young boys nothing. But at what point did
Speaker 1: little TJ say to himself, like, you know, God has
Speaker 1: given me a lot of chances and maybe I need to,
Speaker 1: you know, start moving a lot better. But in this case,
Speaker 1: looked like he had security with him and in the
Speaker 1: video looks like he was just recording, So I don't
Speaker 1: know what you know, what he did that was so
Speaker 1: wrong that made them arrest him because he wasn't doing anything.
Speaker 4: It's not like he was yelling the stream and he
Speaker 4: was just out filming himself on lives. I don't know
Speaker 4: what happened before after.
Speaker 1: And I guess the resisting part too, is just like yo,
Speaker 1: be cool, like everybody around him in that moment was saying.
Speaker 4: But it's easy to say, but if if you really
Speaker 4: do nothing, and he was doing nothing because he was
Speaker 4: just videotaping himself and somebody tries to arrest you or
Speaker 4: put that like, you're not gonna just be cool, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know the whole situation, that's.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We don't know, but from what I seen, it's you know,
Speaker 4: he was on video. Like I said, I don't know
Speaker 4: what happened beforehand, but nobody's just gonna be cool.
Speaker 1: If they felt like they everybody around him is telling
Speaker 1: them to be cool, maybe you should be cool.
Speaker 3: That's true. It's like a tricky it's a tough line
Speaker 3: to walk because you know they're doing it in front
Speaker 3: of people, and you're young, you got all this aggression,
Speaker 3: and you don't want to be embarrassed, right, everybody done
Speaker 3: wants to get embarrassed on live, on on camera, So
Speaker 3: you kind of act a little bit tougher. The police
Speaker 3: love that because then they can hit you that resisting charge, right,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: And don't you already have a reputation, Yeah, because you've
Speaker 1: ben stopped previously before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, moving on a lot, Let's do that when
Speaker 4: we come back. Oh listen, we'll do Chris Rock when
Speaker 4: we come back.
Speaker 3: Good, Sorry about Chris Rock later I we'll get to
Speaker 3: that one, all right, all right, Well.
Speaker 4: The people's choice mixes up next, we'll do to Chris Rock.
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Speaker 4: Everybody at j Envy, charlamagnea God, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Of course, Claudia Jordan is here. She's our guest hosts
Speaker 4: now Claudia. We were teasing of Chris rock story. What
Speaker 4: happened with Chris Rock?
Speaker 3: So he caught a man filming him on his fire escape?
Speaker 3: How scary is that? We were talking about stokers earlier,
Speaker 3: So law enforcement sources notified teams either. Chris Rock called
Speaker 3: the police Sunday night to report a peeping tom at
Speaker 3: his New York home. Of reports say the man came
Speaker 3: right up to his window on his fire escape. Scary stuff.
Speaker 3: Of course, the man was long on by the time
Speaker 3: the police arrived. Witnesses say he jumped straight off the
Speaker 3: fire escape and hopped into a white benz. The man
Speaker 3: had a camera, but it was unclear to Chris Rock
Speaker 3: whether it was if he was recording a video or
Speaker 3: taking pictures.
Speaker 4: Sounds like scary as hell, Yeah, but that sounds like
Speaker 4: that's somebody that is maybe Chris Rock would have been
Speaker 4: in there with somebody they were trying to get filmed
Speaker 4: to sell with somebody like footage or private eye, private
Speaker 4: eye or something like that.
Speaker 1: That's what that seems like.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, Have y'all had people roll
Speaker 3: up to your house like stalkers or people just invaseed
Speaker 3: the fans I've had.
Speaker 4: Before, but now with the dog, I don't think anybody
Speaker 4: would would do that, and if they did, God bless him.
Speaker 3: I had a guy that was obsessed. He thought that
Speaker 3: he was King Tut and I was Cleopatra in another life.
Speaker 3: So he was convinced that we belonged together through blood.
Speaker 3: It's some weird ritual thing he had. Anyways, he stalked me,
Speaker 3: stalked me, stopped me, came to my house, took the
Speaker 3: screen windows off my house and was looking at me
Speaker 3: in the kitchen. Thank god I allowed company over that day,
Speaker 3: Will Jesus. He ended up doing three years in prison.
Speaker 3: They let him out early. He violated and came after
Speaker 3: me again, and he said the rest of his time
Speaker 3: until he passed away in prison.
Speaker 1: Claudia Jordan's the book. First of all, she needs to
Speaker 1: do a book. She needs to be on somebody TV
Speaker 1: show doing Charlie Murphy like stories.
Speaker 3: They called me soldier boys sometimes because they say it
Speaker 3: sounds fake, but I'm not lying. I had a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff happened.
Speaker 1: Claudia Jordan's stories are crazy.
Speaker 3: If you live long enough, you're gonna have story that
Speaker 3: is very.
Speaker 1: True, very true.
Speaker 2: Goodness all right when we come back. We got the
Speaker 2: positive note.
Speaker 13: Don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, owning everybody. It's DJ NV, Charlamagne, the gud.
Speaker 4: We are the breakfast Club that we appreciate you for
Speaker 4: joining us.
Speaker 2: Claude out had a good time with.
Speaker 3: You, guys.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Were you off to now this week?
Speaker 3: Back to Dallas. I'm doing renovations. Okay, all right, I
Speaker 3: see y'all next time.
Speaker 2: All right with Charlaamane. You got a positive note.
Speaker 1: I do man once again. Thank you see Murdy for
Speaker 1: pulling up this week. I'm sure we'll see you again shortly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and plug the podcast and the Fox old stuff.
Speaker 3: Make sure you check me out Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Speaker 3: on Fox Soul, Cocktails with Queens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Speaker 3: t gif Thursdays, the Undressing Room podcast with my girl Loreal.
Speaker 3: Check out the movie Dear Frank on tub and a
Speaker 3: few others. So go to my Instagram page and I'll
Speaker 3: drop all of that and been real busy lately.
Speaker 2: All right now, Charleman, you got a positive note, and.
Speaker 1: The positive note is this, you can't achieve anything entirely
Speaker 1: by yourself. There's a support system that is a basically
Speaker 1: request vironment of human existence. To be happy and successful
Speaker 1: on earth, you just have to have people that you
Speaker 1: rely on.
Speaker 2: Breakfast club bitches
Speaker 1: Y'all finished or y'all done