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Speaker 1: You had a good birthday yesterday. I did have a
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Speaker 3: Her born days a couple of days before mine.
Speaker 4: But did you get that candle blown out?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 2: God, that's what I was gonna say, you know, last
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Speaker 1: Travis a long time listening at the time listener we
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Speaker 1: He's been calling the breakfast club since I think even
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Speaker 3: Yep, no, I mean original, but not anymore.
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Speaker 3: But yes, I'm in the building, man, john I know
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Speaker 3: I have the show off now.
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Speaker 4: He never said any of that.
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Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, and she'll be joining us next for
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Speaker 3: I just translated slid like Louve inside your right. Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast club Trap, who was a long
Speaker 2: time listening as our guest host this morning. And let's
Speaker 2: get in some front page news. We gotta get serious
Speaker 2: because this is serious.
Speaker 3: Good morning Test, Good.
Speaker 11: Morning DJ invY, Good morning Trap, and good morning Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about affirmative action in this case. What
Speaker 2: the hell is going on?
Speaker 11: Yeah, a lot going on yesterday with the serene Court.
Speaker 11: I mentioned yesterday before we got out of here for
Speaker 11: folks to watch and see what was going to happen.
Speaker 11: And so the Supreme Court landmark ruling Thursday on ending
Speaker 11: affirmative action for college and mission pitted to black justices
Speaker 11: Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Katanji Brown Jackson against each other. Now,
Speaker 11: Thomas previously acknowledged that he made it to Yale Law
Speaker 11: School because of affirmative action, but he has long criticized
Speaker 11: such policies.
Speaker 10: So in his argument to an affirmative action, he.
Speaker 11: Said, while I am painfully aware of the social and
Speaker 11: economic ravages which have befallen my race and all who
Speaker 11: suffer discrimination, I hold out and enduring hope that this
Speaker 11: country will live up to its principles that all men
Speaker 11: are created equal and equal citizens and must be treated
Speaker 11: equally before the law.
Speaker 10: So, in other.
Speaker 11: Words, let me translate, he said, he got his and
Speaker 11: pretty much forget everybody else now in response to Justice
Speaker 11: In response, Justice Katanji Brown Jackson said, Justice Thompson ignites
Speaker 11: too many straw men to lists are fully extinguished. The
Speaker 11: takeaway is that those who demand that no one think
Speaker 11: about race refused to see it, much less solve it.
Speaker 11: She says that the race linked disparities that continue to
Speaker 11: impede achievement of our great nation's full potential. So translating that,
Speaker 11: she basically says that Thomas, Clarence Thomas is on some bs.
Speaker 10: That's the closest translation I can give you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Basically, the Supreme Court just made it easier for
Speaker 1: folks to discriminate against against people, especially black people.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 2: And that's crazy because if you look at Harvard, you
Speaker 2: look at y only six percent of the students are
Speaker 2: actually black. And affirmative action requires them to take a
Speaker 2: certain amount of African American students in their universities. But
Speaker 2: the problem with that is now if they have three
Speaker 2: thousand students a year, it could be zero black. They
Speaker 2: can go zip codes and say, well, we think a
Speaker 2: probability of black students don't live in this area, so
Speaker 2: we ain't got to take no students from this area,
Speaker 2: which is wild and crazy.
Speaker 1: But Clarence Thomas is the epitome of climbing up a
Speaker 1: rope and then soaking that same rope and gas and
Speaker 1: then setting that rope on fire.
Speaker 7: But tess that a question because I didn't actually go
Speaker 7: to college, I didn't graduate high school, honestly, but what
Speaker 7: happens next?
Speaker 10: So so beginning today's great question.
Speaker 11: Beginning today, American colleges and universities have a legal and
Speaker 11: moral obligation strictly abide by the Supreme Court's opinions. Now,
Speaker 11: people can still protest, there was some protests that was
Speaker 11: happening yesterday, and raise their voice.
Speaker 10: I always encourage that.
Speaker 11: But unless one of the justices brings it up again,
Speaker 11: unless the Supreme Court makeup changes, which we know though
Speaker 11: they stay in there until they die, nothing will really change.
Speaker 11: So now they're trying to figure out, you know, other
Speaker 11: ways like what you mentioned, you know, can they do
Speaker 11: zip code? Can they do you know, any type of
Speaker 11: other creative ways on both sides. By the way, like
Speaker 11: you said that might somebody might do zip code to
Speaker 11: work against black people. But then there's also ways that
Speaker 11: they can try to include more minorities. President Biden actually
Speaker 11: proposed that colleges and universities consider adversity, like how much
Speaker 11: a person had to overcome in order to get in college.
Speaker 10: Can they use that as a requirement.
Speaker 11: So right now they're going to, you know, just try
Speaker 11: to look at different ways. You know that they can
Speaker 11: be creative and there's a lot of just as a
Speaker 11: side note, and I was going to mention this as
Speaker 11: well when we talk about standards our testing and there's
Speaker 11: a lot of racial discrimination even with that along with
Speaker 11: forcing people to take tests and that type of stuff.
Speaker 11: Will you know, have that conversation later on. But there's
Speaker 11: a lot to unpack with this, but this is unfortunately
Speaker 11: just what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what I don't understand is why would you get
Speaker 1: rid of legislation that protects people from you know, racism
Speaker 1: and all forms of white supremacy unless you want those
Speaker 1: people to be victims of racism and white supremacy because
Speaker 1: the racism and white supremacy not going nowhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and this is this is the perfect
Speaker 2: time where we talk about HBCU so much, and this
Speaker 2: is where HBCUs needs so much help with funded because
Speaker 2: then my HBCUs are really going to have to put
Speaker 2: their arm around some of these students and really get
Speaker 2: the degrees and try to level up when it comes
Speaker 2: to some of their classes. Like I tell everybody all
Speaker 2: the time, my daughter goes to NYU, and it's not
Speaker 2: because she necessarily wanted to go to NYU. It's because
Speaker 2: she was in the real estate, developmental real estate and
Speaker 2: the HBCUs that she was looking at. Howard Hampton Spelman
Speaker 2: didn't have those as a major. So at NYU they
Speaker 2: offer that where they teach you everything about real estate
Speaker 2: from ground up, from releasing, from the actual dirt what
Speaker 2: she has to build up. And she was interested in
Speaker 2: doing that, especially because her dad does real estate and
Speaker 2: she hopefully will be able.
Speaker 3: To take over my companies.
Speaker 2: But she wanted that program and they didn't have any
Speaker 2: of those programs at the HBCU. So we just have
Speaker 2: to make sure we extend those all those different you know,
Speaker 2: whether majors and minors, and open it up more so
Speaker 2: these students can learn a lot more.
Speaker 11: And the funding, you know, I made a post answer
Speaker 11: that I want to go even further to say, you know,
Speaker 11: just we got to do more than just wrapping around
Speaker 11: arm around. This is a perfect opportunity to, like you said,
Speaker 11: extend have programs they can offer and fund these HBCUs
Speaker 11: and particularly the athletic of the athletes. Let's go ahead,
Speaker 11: if you want to take black folks out of it,
Speaker 11: let's just go ahead.
Speaker 10: And do it big and snatch our athletes back.
Speaker 11: I wonder what it would look like if all the
Speaker 11: black heathletes started going to HBCUs and they started losing
Speaker 11: some of that money.
Speaker 10: I bet they'll figure it out real quick.
Speaker 11: So I'm kind of with the hey, you don't want
Speaker 11: black people, because again we're not just talking this is
Speaker 11: not just Yell and Harvard. We're talking about ending affirmative
Speaker 11: action for all colleges and universities. So what happens if
Speaker 11: we go ahead and snatch back all of our black
Speaker 11: athletes and go ahead and put them into our programs
Speaker 11: and fund that one of the stuff that you know
Speaker 11: we saw with coach of Dion Sanders talking about how
Speaker 11: about we fund all of those programs and then see
Speaker 11: then you know.
Speaker 7: They'll be Do you think that black athletes would actually
Speaker 7: do that? No, I don't think honestly.
Speaker 10: Not at the current not at the current state.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, and I'm gonna tell you why, and hopefully
Speaker 2: with if Tyler Perry actually purchased BT, I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's true or now it's not true, we could
Speaker 2: have some of those games on beet because see the
Speaker 2: problem with a lot of these athletes, Like the NBA
Speaker 2: Draft was a couple of weeks ago, these athletes want
Speaker 2: to be seen, and when you're seen by these these
Speaker 2: NBA franchises, that's how you decide your pick. Right, So
Speaker 2: if you pick number one, you might get guaranteed eight
Speaker 2: million a year, but if you pick number twenty you
Speaker 2: only get two million a year, and if you pick
Speaker 2: number thirty you might get one million a year. So
Speaker 2: these athletes are banking for high picks to get money.
Speaker 2: And at a lot of times, these HBCUs are not
Speaker 2: being played on television where a lot of these franchises
Speaker 2: and these nil deals happen.
Speaker 3: So that's what makes it very difficult for these.
Speaker 11: And then I mean that's just one of the things
Speaker 11: in addition to the programs are not funded, right Charlemagne, We.
Speaker 10: Went back and forth.
Speaker 11: Remember we did a long debate on that about the
Speaker 11: programs are not funded as well. What happened with the
Speaker 11: guy who was the last guy that came the last
Speaker 11: coach when he who was that guy? Remember he talked
Speaker 11: about when he got there, they you know, it was
Speaker 11: trash all over his desk.
Speaker 3: Brother the split for the Ravens Edie ed Red.
Speaker 2: But even like that, like you know, master P some
Speaker 2: and I know we got to go master P some
Speaker 2: was like, you know, he got injured, and he was
Speaker 2: like the HBC, you didn't have the facility to get him.
Speaker 3: Back to where he needed to be.
Speaker 2: But if you look at some of these other facilities,
Speaker 2: they have damned their nb A type of doctors there
Speaker 2: to get those players back to where they need to be.
Speaker 1: So and one more thing for people saying, you know
Speaker 1: this isn't about race, I saw AOC say something that
Speaker 1: I agree with. If the Supreme Court has these color
Speaker 1: blindness claims, wouldn't they have abolished legacy admissions aka affirmative
Speaker 1: action for the privilege because seventy was in the Harvard's
Speaker 1: legacy applicants.
Speaker 3: Are white and the Supreme Court didn't touch that.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, Well, for people that don't know,
Speaker 2: that usually means if your parents go to that university,
Speaker 2: nine times out of ten, you're gonna get accepted.
Speaker 3: Right, get it off your chest, thank you. Test.
Speaker 2: We'll see in a couple of minutes. Eight hundred five
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna pick Claudia.
Speaker 7: I just want to say that I was. I was
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Speaker 3: Ain't nobody even mentioned you? You are not one of
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Speaker 7: My daughters and my sons. Jason Leeves, my son Jess
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Speaker 3: Just a bunch of ass man bring up here, come on, just.
Speaker 2: But we just haven't. We haven't picked anybody. We're given
Speaker 2: everybody an opportunity. We love Jess, we love Claudia, but.
Speaker 1: We're about to rotate some more people to over the
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Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 11: Brother?
Speaker 7: I don't know. I know what you're talking about, though
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Speaker 4: Are talking about.
Speaker 3: It's not toilet man man. You talk about Sean Stone.
Speaker 1: His name we actually used to call him by the
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Speaker 4: Never heard of that guy.
Speaker 3: Damn it. Man. We'll thank you.
Speaker 1: I actually kind of go together. Never heard of call
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Speaker 7: Man?
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Speaker 1: Shawn Star, Oh Many, get the hate out your heart?
Speaker 3: Toilet man. I was looking for you, bro. How you feeling, brother?
Speaker 15: I'm good brother?
Speaker 2: But what why?
Speaker 3: Why? Why did what you said? Why you say you hate?
Speaker 3: I'm here like you're hand in your boy. Before you
Speaker 3: even said hello, you said just disappointment.
Speaker 4: Who is.
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Speaker 15: Y'all claimed that he the number one thing when I've
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Speaker 3: Who are you? What you should say? Trap? I mean
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Speaker 1: Travis say, hey, man, good looking Trave. Maybe one day
Speaker 1: I'll get up there too. That's be happy for that, brother.
Speaker 15: I've always I've always got it out of the mud man.
Speaker 15: I'm happy that.
Speaker 3: What but.
Speaker 15: Love I'm talking about?
Speaker 3: You sound crazy saying Trave, I'm gonna go around to now.
Speaker 4: And he gets a lot.
Speaker 15: What the brother than not getting money?
Speaker 3: Brother, we don't know yet. Rv P know. Traps leads
Speaker 3: to the back door. He comes back to the back
Speaker 3: so we don't. He gets we don't know who you are?
Speaker 3: Who is this Sean like that?
Speaker 4: This is bro?
Speaker 3: He just talking you.
Speaker 14: You won't know you just same one that was not
Speaker 14: in my d M.
Speaker 3: Love was.
Speaker 15: By you because I rejected you.
Speaker 4: I don't even know who this guy is.
Speaker 3: Rejected draft animal. I'm confused. That's my.
Speaker 1: Jerry, Jerry, if you want, if I was, you would be.
Speaker 3: My damn Wow. He said, if you were just selling.
Speaker 4: You that that was your dream a dream of that's
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Speaker 3: Man, I don't dream at all, traffic, not at all.
Speaker 4: I don't know your name, Bro, Travis.
Speaker 1: What's going on here that we don't know about? He
Speaker 1: told you about your full now he said, Travis, Travis,
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Speaker 3: I guess it's this morning. It's the breakfast club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: upset that.
Speaker 12: Man, the breakfast club. This is your time to get
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Speaker 3: Hello.
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Speaker 14: Good morning, d Jay Ivy Tolom Sarlamna.
Speaker 3: God peace, King, what's up?
Speaker 8: Brother?
Speaker 3: Your good morning? Good morning? What that trap?
Speaker 4: I wanted to make Okay, then we guys, good morning.
Speaker 3: Damn sure, Hey, but I want to get off.
Speaker 15: My sister just got into medical school, you know, to
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Speaker 3: Ill appreciate y'all.
Speaker 15: Hey, solamae, happy birthday, Happy believed birthday.
Speaker 3: Thank you King. I appreciate that.
Speaker 8: Brother, No, thank god.
Speaker 15: That uh, the generation where I get to listen to you.
Speaker 3: That's what it is, man, That is amazing. Is that's
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Speaker 4: Let me flirting on my man, though, let me flirting
Speaker 4: with my man.
Speaker 3: I'm glad to be a part of this generation. So
Speaker 3: y'all can listen to us. Hello, who's this? Yo's Marty?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 8: Mary?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 9: What's brother?
Speaker 10: No air from man?
Speaker 14: I know, I know listen, y'all know. I love y'all.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 14: I've been riding with y'all over six kad Yes, sir,
Speaker 14: So I'm mad today because last year I called y'all.
Speaker 14: I've been fighting the post Office for over twenty years
Speaker 14: to get this contract with them. They've been in thistance
Speaker 14: for Doorgiu forty eight years. They've never had a minority
Speaker 14: design or manusfactured in uniform. I got over one hundred
Speaker 14: and twenty five thousand postal workers. I've done three point
Speaker 14: nine million in sales. Last year I asked y'all about
Speaker 14: to come on the show so we could discuss this
Speaker 14: racism that I'm dealing with in the post Office, and
Speaker 14: all three of y'all said no. But y'all got travel John.
Speaker 3: I knew why would.
Speaker 14: We really talk?
Speaker 11: Though?
Speaker 14: No disrespect, but track what what is trov bring it
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Speaker 3: Why would we do? Marty I don't remember. Why would
Speaker 3: we ever tell you?
Speaker 14: No, that's what I couldn't understand you and the end
Speaker 14: Antela Octoby though I couldn't come on the show.
Speaker 3: That doesn't sound like that's my brother. I don't remember that.
Speaker 5: I got to recorded.
Speaker 15: I recorded it.
Speaker 14: Charloe made y'all know.
Speaker 10: I love y'all.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 1: All right, well, look at Marty. We're gonna make that
Speaker 1: right when we come back from vacation.
Speaker 14: Okay, I love your dog man, because I'm going I'm
Speaker 14: dealing with something real shit. We're talking one hundred million
Speaker 14: dollar contract man.
Speaker 4: Did you go, Marty? He ain't got to bring me
Speaker 4: up next time?
Speaker 1: That time is called up, Marty my guy or Marty
Speaker 1: Marty Mighty been rocking with us for a long time.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this hey?
Speaker 15: Good morning, Good morning morning. This ballas staying for falling
Speaker 15: from uh express?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 8: Brother?
Speaker 3: Get off your chest?
Speaker 16: All right?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 15: You know, first off, I want to say happy birthday man,
Speaker 15: Happy birthday dude.
Speaker 3: Yo.
Speaker 15: I really feel like you know what I'm saying, we
Speaker 15: really need the presida. I'm saying, we really need to
Speaker 15: like you know what I'm saying, find away, stick together.
Speaker 15: You know what I'm saying, because we always find a
Speaker 15: way all this, you know what I'm saying. I just
Speaker 15: feel like we just we just need to do what
Speaker 15: we will with what was said earlier. Man try to
Speaker 15: find a way to like where they realize that they
Speaker 15: can't do a lot without us, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 15: because our contributions to this country is it's imperative, you know,
Speaker 15: and if they don't do that, you know, we have
Speaker 15: to find a way to make them, you know, and
Speaker 15: and taking away you know, what we contribute for a
Speaker 15: while and keep them to ourselves will make them realize that.
Speaker 15: You know what I'm saying, They need to let us
Speaker 15: send you know, saying college. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 15: They need us to have that that that you know,
Speaker 15: that the same you know, ability to be able.
Speaker 3: To got you I got.
Speaker 2: He's saying that, you know, we need to support more
Speaker 2: HBCUs and we need more black athletes to go to HBCU.
Speaker 3: That's what he was trying to say.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's what he was trying to say,
Speaker 1: but uh, that's around just what he was trying to say,
Speaker 1: trying to say, we as black people need to have
Speaker 1: more unity and more group operations, and we need to
Speaker 1: let make people understand the power that we collectively have.
Speaker 2: I all right, we'll get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred five A five one oh five one. When we
Speaker 2: come back, we gotta talk Naomi Campbell. We have to
Speaker 2: congratulate her and Madonna. She's not doing too well. We'll
Speaker 2: tell you about.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast Clugal Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Bring everybody's stej n V Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 3: Let's talk Naomi Campbell. All out of names or you
Speaker 3: gossip been or you chatting God?
Speaker 8: This is the hoover of report.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club. This
Speaker 3: is where the tea spells right on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now, trave who's a long time listening as our co
Speaker 2: host today? That's right, that's right, and now let's get
Speaker 2: right into it. Naomi Campbell, we gotta say congratulates. And
Speaker 2: she revealed yesterday that she welcomed baby number two.
Speaker 3: Naomi Campbell was pregnant.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that either, surrogate, they didn't say she's
Speaker 2: fifty three years older. Says she's welcome a baby boy,
Speaker 2: she revealed on Instagram. Alongside the photo where she holds
Speaker 2: the infant in her arms a two year old daughter,
Speaker 2: she posted yesterday, my little darling.
Speaker 3: A two year old two years well. She has a
Speaker 3: two year old daughter already with the new boy two
Speaker 3: years as a two year old daughter reaches over and
Speaker 3: holds the hand as well.
Speaker 2: She posts yesterday, my little darling, Know that you are cherished,
Speaker 2: beyond measure and surrounded by love from the moment you
Speaker 2: graced us with your present, a true gift from God.
Speaker 2: Blessed welcome baby ball boy. She put hashtag mom of two.
Speaker 2: It's never too late to become a mother at Candy
Speaker 2: t Man Stylists. I don't know in Rodney Burns, so
Speaker 2: maybe it is a surrogate. We'll dropping the cools bombs
Speaker 2: for Naomi Campbell, you know, saragate or not. Whenever a
Speaker 2: black woman, you know in this world successfully delivers a baby,
Speaker 2: we should all thank God, especially especially especially any people,
Speaker 2: especially because of how high the black return of death
Speaker 2: raade is.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know who the baby daddy is, does it?
Speaker 3: Mad At trav I just wonder her to know Jesus Christ. Now,
Speaker 3: Madonna seems like. She's still not doing good.
Speaker 2: Reported yesterday that she had a low grade fever for
Speaker 2: a month and she could no longer take it. She
Speaker 2: was collapsing and needed serious medical care. This is what
Speaker 2: TMZ said. She collapsed and she was rushed to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Now she's back.
Speaker 2: They says she's not able to get out of the
Speaker 2: bed and she's been throwing up constantly, So we don't
Speaker 2: know what happened.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 2: They said that she has to push her World tour
Speaker 2: back asaps, So if you have tickets for that, just
Speaker 2: know that those dates are probably gonna get pushed back.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. I told y'all this yesterday.
Speaker 1: That's why I don't make fun of people. I'll make
Speaker 1: jokes from somebody got an illness because all of us
Speaker 1: wake up in the morning. I don't know about y'all,
Speaker 1: but I know I pray for good health.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I saw every clowning her and stuff, like about
Speaker 7: a month ago. She has been wilding on the ground.
Speaker 7: She'd be looking a little crazy on the ground. But
Speaker 7: y'all don't know what she's going. Yeah, and what that
Speaker 7: got to do with her health.
Speaker 3: That can be any of us.
Speaker 1: Health issues can affect anybody on this planet. There ain't
Speaker 1: nothing to be playing about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and especially when you get something like a fever
Speaker 2: for a month, like that's a long time. It's not like,
Speaker 2: you know, a fever for a couple of days, a
Speaker 2: week maybe, but for a month that is that is
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 3: Now you don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: At that age, because it could you know, you could
Speaker 1: be menopause. You're just hot now he did over there,
Speaker 1: she's sixty three.
Speaker 3: Damn God bless.
Speaker 2: And lastly, Travis Scott, you know, with the Astra World tragedy,
Speaker 2: he will not face criminal charges now, the rapper and
Speaker 2: producer who organized the astral World festival will not be
Speaker 2: indicated in connection with the crowd crush that left ten
Speaker 2: people dead and injured hundreds at the event. They're saying
Speaker 2: that Live Nation still has over one hundred civil lawsuits,
Speaker 2: but Travis Scott.
Speaker 3: Will not face criminal charges. That does not mean he
Speaker 3: will not be charged civilly. I mean that sounds like
Speaker 3: the right.
Speaker 8: Call to me.
Speaker 3: I'm honest. I never blamed Travis Scott for that.
Speaker 1: Anyway, me neither, Like, how could they hold him criminally
Speaker 1: responsible for the actions of people, you know, at a
Speaker 1: contract and if you if they did hold him criminally responsible,
Speaker 1: then I would want to know, you know, what is
Speaker 1: the record of artists being criminally responsible for accidents that
Speaker 1: happened that they're at their concert. Civilly, Yes, I understand,
Speaker 1: but criminally I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't see how.
Speaker 4: Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 7: I definitely saw some disturbing clips of him whilest things
Speaker 7: were going on and like things he were doing.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean, I honestly don't even remember the clips.
Speaker 2: But when you have a concert like that and people
Speaker 2: get tramped, stamp stampeded and trampled and things.
Speaker 3: Like that happened, what what happens in that case?
Speaker 2: Because there's never gonna be enough security to be able
Speaker 2: to handle all those people, right, even if you look
Speaker 2: at baseball games, basketball games, the World Series, super Bowl,
Speaker 2: is not enough security. If everybody just decides to go
Speaker 2: in one direction, the only thing what happens at that
Speaker 2: point people got to be people, People got to be
Speaker 2: humane at one point.
Speaker 1: The only thing you truly relying on in situations like
Speaker 1: that is human behavior that you know, you're relying on
Speaker 1: humans to do the right thing.
Speaker 7: That and stopping the show because they came to him
Speaker 7: and asking them to stop the show quite a few times,
Speaker 7: and he just didn't stop the show. He just kept
Speaker 7: it going, which kept the momentum going in the stampede
Speaker 7: and going. So if you stop the show and try to.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. Yeah, I don't know. If they
Speaker 3: came into him. NTIL watched it. I saw, I saw
Speaker 3: all the clip. I'm listening.
Speaker 2: No no fans, no, no, no, no no, there was
Speaker 2: fans out there the same stopped the show. But I'm
Speaker 2: sure and you know, in all these performances, somebody might
Speaker 2: be like, oh up, hold on to show.
Speaker 3: People walk on the stage and say something to him.
Speaker 3: He kind of like wave them all. I didn't see that.
Speaker 4: Ye all right, I'm gonna say I allegedly saw that,
Speaker 4: even though I saw it with my own eyes.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, well that is your rumor report.
Speaker 2: Now when we come back, Teslin Figure will be joining
Speaker 2: us for Front Page News, and then the eighty five
Speaker 2: South Show will be joining us, and don't go anywhere
Speaker 2: till Friday, and it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody
Speaker 2: is DJ V Charlomagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now if you just join us, we have Trav he's
Speaker 2: a long time breakfast club listener. He's our guest co
Speaker 2: host today and now it's time for some front page news.
Speaker 11: Says, good morning DJ and the good morning Trap and
Speaker 11: good morning Charlamagne.
Speaker 15: The guys.
Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about this man that pleaded not guilty
Speaker 2: after confessing to killing his three sons.
Speaker 9: What the hell is that?
Speaker 10: This is a crazy story.
Speaker 11: And shout out to our affiliate in Houston ninety three
Speaker 11: point seven. They actually brought my attention to this story,
Speaker 11: so shout out to them. In Claremont County, Ohio, Chad
Speaker 11: Dorman pleaded not guilty to twenty one charges against him
Speaker 11: after confessing to executing his three boys, a seven year
Speaker 11: old Clayton, four year old hunter, and three year old
Speaker 11: chased with a rifle. Now in court, prosecutor said Chad
Speaker 11: Dorman lined his three sons up ready to shoot them.
Speaker 11: One of the boys was able to run into a
Speaker 11: nearby field, but he chased him and dragged the boy
Speaker 11: back to the property before shooting him. At this time,
Speaker 11: no motive has been given except his family said that
Speaker 11: he snapped.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen to what the neighbor had to say.
Speaker 10: You felt like he was just angry. Generally speaking, he
Speaker 10: was evident.
Speaker 17: There wasn't a day he get yelled his wife and
Speaker 17: kids out there over to yell. Okay, he was just angry,
Speaker 17: yelling at her, treating her like he knew what he
Speaker 17: was doing.
Speaker 18: He planned it, It was premeditated. They shouldn't have a bomb.
Speaker 18: They should never see daylight again ever in his life.
Speaker 18: I think they should executed him the same way he
Speaker 18: did his sons.
Speaker 8: That's the way he.
Speaker 4: Needs to go out.
Speaker 3: How the hell can he please? He plead not guilty
Speaker 3: of it. Yeah, after the confession confess confusion though, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 11: Very confusing, and I tried to, you know, to compare
Speaker 11: the stories, compare the information, because as people don't realize,
Speaker 11: we only get the information that Associated Press does unless
Speaker 11: I literally go down there and ask them myself.
Speaker 10: And I found that very confusing as well.
Speaker 11: He was, Uh, he was charged with new accounts that
Speaker 11: included none counts of aggravated murder, eight counts of kidnapping,
Speaker 11: and four counts of assault. He was crying in court actually,
Speaker 11: and that's where they were saying, you know, we're not
Speaker 11: buying it. We believe that he should you know, absolutely, Uh,
Speaker 11: get the death penalty.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I found that.
Speaker 11: Really confusing because he did confess to it, and I
Speaker 11: don't know if they're taking that from I know, when
Speaker 11: they after he shot the kids, he was sitting on
Speaker 11: the porch waiting, uh, and you know, the police picked
Speaker 11: him up and and so I don't know if they're
Speaker 11: saying maybe he said it then and then in courty
Speaker 11: actually playing not.
Speaker 10: Guilty not guilty. So a little bit of confusion on that.
Speaker 11: I'll continue to keep following it, but you know, I
Speaker 11: just I find it just interesting, you know, how he
Speaker 11: was able to be apprehended, you know, with no with
Speaker 11: no issue. You know, I really do have to you know,
Speaker 11: walking up and seeing those three dead bodies of the
Speaker 11: police seem to approach him with a little more calm
Speaker 11: than we see in in other in similar incidents.
Speaker 10: Yes, he was not always.
Speaker 3: You don't want the cops to kill them.
Speaker 11: Like I'm being nice because I've been mean enough ladies,
Speaker 11: not really being nice, but just it is what it
Speaker 11: is like you're able to just walk up to him
Speaker 11: and you know, he was sitting on the on the
Speaker 11: on the porch, and they have the video of that. Actually,
Speaker 11: if you folks want to go look at it. You know,
Speaker 11: they pulled him up, But I'm like, why why didn't
Speaker 11: nobody roll up on the scene and just shoot first?
Speaker 11: With three babies you know.
Speaker 4: In the in the yard, ones that you need to kill.
Speaker 4: Those I don't want to see you need to kill,
Speaker 4: But those would be the ones that cops need to
Speaker 4: be shot.
Speaker 1: But you also, you know you don't necessarily want to
Speaker 1: kill him either though, because you want to arrest him
Speaker 1: and you want to see what his mind state is.
Speaker 3: You want to at least try to get to They.
Speaker 11: Don't wear about our mind state, No, don't where bad
Speaker 11: our minds stay is shoot and then ask questions later.
Speaker 1: I'm with you, but if you see five people dead,
Speaker 1: you want to arrest the present because you want to
Speaker 1: prevent these kind of things from happening.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean that he might be to
Speaker 3: get rid of him. I'm not saying that he should be.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that, you know, you you you do
Speaker 1: want to at least arrest him to see what is
Speaker 1: going on in his mind psychologically so you can try
Speaker 1: to prevent this kind of stuff in the future if
Speaker 1: you can't. I just want to know how the hell
Speaker 1: can he plead not guilty? That's what's he's saying to me,
Speaker 1: Like if there's five dead bodies, then what if he
Speaker 1: pleads not guilty?
Speaker 13: And what what?
Speaker 3: What? What's the crime? Right? Like something? Sometimes after you
Speaker 3: shouldn't be allowed to plead not guilty.
Speaker 4: I guess, I guess this whole thing was nobody saw it.
Speaker 4: But let's move on.
Speaker 3: Is Friday, so you know what that means. Fud chicken
Speaker 3: and head to see tell us all about it.
Speaker 16: He is wrong, you know.
Speaker 11: We talk about these types of stories like what if
Speaker 11: somebody did and what if somebody that did you know,
Speaker 11: certain things like this on the job, and this actually came.
Speaker 10: This actually happened in real time.
Speaker 11: Jira Jones, a black firefighter, has fouled a lawsuit against
Speaker 11: the Central New York Fire Department.
Speaker 10: Jones issuing Rochester Fire.
Speaker 11: Department after leging his supervisor told him to attend a
Speaker 11: party with racist undertones. Jones also said that since he
Speaker 11: publicly revealed what took place at the party, him and
Speaker 11: his family have been harassed now. The details from the
Speaker 11: lawsuit state that the harassment started after Jones and his
Speaker 11: attorney held a news conference in August twenty twenty two.
Speaker 10: Describing the party Jones was urged to attend.
Speaker 11: He said that the event featured a sizeable cutout of
Speaker 11: former President Donald Trump and photos of local Democratic politicians
Speaker 11: heads situated on stakes.
Speaker 10: He also alleged that the party had buckets of fried chicken.
Speaker 11: And party Favor back and party favor but you're not
Speaker 11: supposed to lab party favor PAGs that included June teenth
Speaker 11: themed cups and bottles of Hennessy. He stayed at the
Speaker 11: party for approximate forty minutes and was told by supervisor
Speaker 11: that he wasn't allowed to take pictures. He said he
Speaker 11: went to his bunk hoping that he wasn't called out
Speaker 11: for a fire because he said his mind wasn't in
Speaker 11: the right place. Eventually, he took a medical leave of
Speaker 11: absence for emotional distress after attending the party.
Speaker 10: He has not returned to the job.
Speaker 7: Man that would have took me. I would have took
Speaker 7: one of the little party party faver bags home. I
Speaker 7: don't know what he talked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the most the most offensers think about that party
Speaker 1: was I guess the big life stiles cut out of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to see the correlation.
Speaker 11: They what they had was it was June tenth, so
Speaker 11: you know they were basically saying, happy Junie teenth. Here's
Speaker 11: your hennessy and fried chicken. You know a lot of
Speaker 11: jokes that people you know, you hear people say stuff
Speaker 11: like that, but they actually did it in real time.
Speaker 7: So how do you know when people really trying to
Speaker 7: celebrate Juneteenth with us and when people trying to be racist.
Speaker 2: They wasn't trying to celebrate with you know, he was
Speaker 2: posted Donald Trump, fried chicken, Hennessee and all the other
Speaker 2: Democrats on stakes.
Speaker 3: They was that that was that throws it off. When
Speaker 3: you politicize it, that's when it throws it. They wasn't
Speaker 3: trying to celebration.
Speaker 1: Had no politicians, no Democrats, no Republicans, no cutouts, and
Speaker 1: no that's when that's when it uh, That's when you're
Speaker 1: making a mockery of.
Speaker 3: I think I still would enjoyed that hennessy and fried chicken.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you people?
Speaker 2: I don't understand when situations like that and jobs like that,
Speaker 2: why don't you ask the black people in the office, like, Hey,
Speaker 2: we want to celebrate JULTI what would you like?
Speaker 3: What would you want? What would we put on the man.
Speaker 3: I don't know they didn't. When this guy's he seemed
Speaker 3: like he was offended.
Speaker 1: I think people wasn't get people I get offended because
Speaker 1: maybe are the context that they put it in. But
Speaker 1: we do have to always remember that fried chicken is
Speaker 1: a symbol of freedom.
Speaker 3: Fried chicken is how so many people after the after.
Speaker 1: UH I think it was the Civil War. Maybe after emancipation,
Speaker 1: I don't remember. That's when they started. They started selling
Speaker 1: fried chicken to financially free themselves. It was a symbol
Speaker 1: of freedom, like we let these if people tell us that,
Speaker 1: you know, white people, fried chicken was a stereotype because
Speaker 1: of that movie Birth of a Nation, because of how
Speaker 1: they depicted black politicians in that movie Birth of the Nation.
Speaker 1: That's when fried chicken became a stereotype. When they were
Speaker 1: sitting there.
Speaker 11: What are you saying and bring bring back fried chicken
Speaker 11: as a as as not being offended.
Speaker 10: I talked about that before, like that offended by it.
Speaker 1: Once you learned the history of it, you realized not
Speaker 1: to be offended body rod chicken off watermelon, once you
Speaker 1: realized how they became negative stereotypes in this country because
Speaker 1: the white man told told us they were negative stereotypes
Speaker 1: because he hated that we were financially freeing ourselves by
Speaker 1: selling these items.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't be a fit.
Speaker 4: And don't get a confused. White folks love fried chicken
Speaker 4: and watermelons just as.
Speaker 2: I think your heart, but you got I just think
Speaker 2: if they were going to go that far, they should
Speaker 2: have had Brandon, which is fifties liquor, or some rock
Speaker 2: which is Diddy's liquor, or as Spade, which is.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 3: I don't think that you guys.
Speaker 11: You guys remember this story that we did back in
Speaker 11: February during Black History Month when the schools offered chicken
Speaker 11: and waffles and watermelon on first day Black History.
Speaker 10: Remember when we covered that story. This is what that
Speaker 10: reminded me of. And they served the first they served
Speaker 10: chicken and.
Speaker 11: Waffles to the kids in watermelon on the first day
Speaker 11: of Black History Mond.
Speaker 10: I just think, I mean, guys, we know what they're
Speaker 10: doing with this.
Speaker 11: I understand we want to understand the history and bring
Speaker 11: the real history of watermelon.
Speaker 3: You know you can't do that.
Speaker 1: History is history. We cannot let them revise our history.
Speaker 1: Same way we're not letting them revise our history now.
Speaker 1: In regard to the CRT and everything else, Fried chicken
Speaker 1: and watermelon is a symbol of freedom and deliciousness for
Speaker 1: black people, despite whatever stereotype of the white man put
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I got you, but again, these are undertones. That's
Speaker 10: not what they what they mean by it. So I
Speaker 10: guess we need to go on a campaign and explain.
Speaker 10: I guess what chicken.
Speaker 1: If y'all flip that in word which you ain't never
Speaker 1: had positive, positive, positive, a stigma around it for black people,
Speaker 1: then we can we can definitely flip back fried chicken.
Speaker 3: In the watermelon. All right, Well that is your rumor report.
Speaker 3: Thank you? Tells what you doing for the fourth of July.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, I'm actually going to probably stop by Orlando,
Speaker 11: holl er some folks in Orlando and come on back safe.
Speaker 10: That's about it. I don't tell all my business, so
Speaker 10: you'll not putting me on.
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Speaker 8: Don't move.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: But yeah, so we did, like, okay, thank you.
Speaker 19: Charge triple that's what it means. Yeah, most definitely charge tripple. Yeah,
Speaker 19: that's exactly what we inflate the bag.
Speaker 3: What made y'all want to do that? What made y'all
Speaker 3: want to put that out of the Netflix? Secial? Because
Speaker 3: all y'all are individual comedians, right well?
Speaker 4: Why that?
Speaker 19: Because it got the showcase a lot of what we
Speaker 19: do on the eighty five South Show. It was just
Speaker 19: like a great promo vehicle. It was like to show
Speaker 19: the elements of the show. And once we looked at
Speaker 19: the final cut and we saw it like we got
Speaker 19: the elements of the live show, it's just gonna be
Speaker 19: great promo for all the people who've never seen the show,
Speaker 19: but now they're gonna go back and.
Speaker 8: Pull up the raw, uncut real one. So we gave them.
Speaker 19: We gave them the version for the world, but now
Speaker 19: they get to come back and see the real all
Speaker 19: the way. It's the best commercial we could have shot
Speaker 19: for what we do, you know what I mean, We've
Speaker 19: been doing it for so long, but we built up
Speaker 19: so much content that, you know, it's kind of hard
Speaker 19: for people who aren't our core following to even know
Speaker 19: where to start.
Speaker 8: That is a great place for people to start and
Speaker 8: start there, and then.
Speaker 19: It's easy for you to work your way back through
Speaker 19: because you then fell in love with what we gave
Speaker 19: the people in regards to the Netflix special, so it
Speaker 19: worked out perfect.
Speaker 3: What was you at when you heard the number one, Jico?
Speaker 19: I was in the house with my daughter man and
Speaker 19: she told me, and she goofy, So she was like, yeah, daddy,
Speaker 19: you got some more money to get me. I was like,
Speaker 19: they got some more money to give us, Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 19: she was the one that told me. And you know,
Speaker 19: I don't really you know, consume a lot of media
Speaker 19: on television, so you know, like you said, we really
Speaker 19: didn't truly understand the impact of going number one so
Speaker 19: quick because once we start doing the research and going
Speaker 19: back and hend like that, comedy usually doesn't go number one,
Speaker 19: Like it doesn't happen on Netflix.
Speaker 8: So it's a major deal for us to be able
Speaker 8: to do that.
Speaker 3: Have you guys outgrown wilding out and the whole situation
Speaker 3: the relationship.
Speaker 16: They No, I ain't do nothing, not at all. Knowing
Speaker 16: over there.
Speaker 3: Individual go ahead, individuals.
Speaker 1: As me.
Speaker 19: They good over there, don't don't put them on the fight.
Speaker 19: They got a way better relationship than with them people
Speaker 19: than I do. They ain't never had to deal with them, folks.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Nothing, man, I.
Speaker 11: Want to do that.
Speaker 9: You get who was hate? No hate?
Speaker 3: You're right, y'all giving a d j n me.
Speaker 19: You went to the BT Awards dressed like an m
Speaker 19: TV award. I was like, like you man, dressed like
Speaker 19: the monopoly shoes and the wars.
Speaker 8: I said, man, this we got on the back of
Speaker 8: the priest son hosting the red Man.
Speaker 19: I don't think it's that you want to ask my
Speaker 19: partner and flag him up like that time triggering? Man,
Speaker 19: Like exactly, that's what when we're talking about the Netflix
Speaker 19: special so wild'ing out? Have you figured out why they liken't.
Speaker 9: Be too I'll never be too be?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 20: Because it's it's a south spot in my heart and
Speaker 20: to be one hunt. It's the only TV show that
Speaker 20: doesn't put us on.
Speaker 9: TV consecutive lead like eight years you did know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying, Like eight years feature somewhere else, But you
Speaker 9: want to hit the bully?
Speaker 3: What about?
Speaker 20: You know?
Speaker 3: Positive?
Speaker 9: I hate that?
Speaker 19: But you know, man like we we That's why you
Speaker 19: know this city is so in New York is so
Speaker 19: special because we started here with nothing like you know
Speaker 19: what I mean, and we got the opportunity in the
Speaker 19: springboard to go from that show. And as much as
Speaker 19: the boys and the politics come into play, like, we've
Speaker 19: been blessed to be able to create a situation where
Speaker 19: we don't have to deal with those politics.
Speaker 8: So I don't feel the same way.
Speaker 4: You don't know.
Speaker 8: I mean, I ain't gonna argue with you, don't.
Speaker 9: You don't We don't win number one?
Speaker 8: He like.
Speaker 9: Ain't but nah, but real man we are.
Speaker 3: That's that's just a relationship. We all little wild out
Speaker 3: you did?
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 8: Yes, let him have it fly. I know he was
Speaker 8: number one time.
Speaker 4: You don't know, I.
Speaker 3: Love I wasn't gonna ask nothing about wild you did?
Speaker 1: You brought it up Okay, listen, but we don't talk
Speaker 1: enough about the business of eighty five South. What made
Speaker 1: y'all stop taking videos off YouTube and start your own
Speaker 1: app money?
Speaker 7: That's real, right, They'll find any reason the flag out
Speaker 7: content or demonetize our content, or hide our content in
Speaker 7: the algorithm, you know how that works.
Speaker 19: So it's like, we have a core fan base that
Speaker 19: you know that really wants to support us and see
Speaker 19: us grow. So we had to try to get out
Speaker 19: of that, out of the matrix of it may go,
Speaker 19: it may not. So we wanted to make sure that
Speaker 19: we had our own platform, or we create our own products,
Speaker 19: our own shows, produce, right, just throw our ideas out
Speaker 19: there and we have enough fans and follow us that
Speaker 19: they allowed us the space to create something and support
Speaker 19: it financially.
Speaker 3: Who idea was that? Tovest back into the company to
Speaker 3: make sure that was the Kings.
Speaker 19: We got a whole staff of people. We just have
Speaker 19: a meeting up the mindset. We try to stay ahead
Speaker 19: of things like that. It's like with the YouTube and
Speaker 19: the add money situation they're going through now, so it's
Speaker 19: like we kind of protected from some of that, but
Speaker 19: not all of it.
Speaker 3: Now, that's why I ask you, because you always ahead
Speaker 3: of the curve. And that's what you know.
Speaker 1: People think I'll be hating on YouTube, which I don't
Speaker 1: cause we use YouTube as well. But everything you just
Speaker 1: said is why you can't put all your stock into YouTube.
Speaker 4: It's free.
Speaker 9: It's free.
Speaker 20: And then like they can say, they can say how
Speaker 20: much your video and your content is world without you
Speaker 20: putting value on it. You do know what I'm saying,
Speaker 20: Like you said, we love YouTube, we appreciate it, but
Speaker 20: you get to grow every I think once you get
Speaker 20: to a certain point, you gotta grow. And all that
Speaker 20: content was was being free into the public and then
Speaker 20: we're all waiting and trying to figure out how much
Speaker 20: these folks gonna pay us some money, Like you know what,
Speaker 20: let's just create our own app. And not only of that,
Speaker 20: we got the we got the platform to continue to create.
Speaker 20: So now we're like, you know what, let's go back
Speaker 20: and put people on and actually create shows. And now
Speaker 20: we got our own channel. You know that's how that's
Speaker 20: how channels start. For you know what, Channel eighty five
Speaker 20: gonna be.
Speaker 8: On Roku DC.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you when you first came up
Speaker 2: to the Breakfast Club, right, I mean you wasn't invited.
Speaker 3: I think you just pulled up on this one time.
Speaker 9: They came in.
Speaker 3: To put you out of your mind.
Speaker 4: I gotta say something, yes, really got.
Speaker 3: It and raise it up.
Speaker 19: And he's been in a lot of beefs you. But
Speaker 19: here's the thing though, y'all too is the worst. Why
Speaker 19: y'all so zesty?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 8: I heard that conversation with gun play you ass.
Speaker 19: The phone, don't play and me on the phone, and
Speaker 19: then you came on the phone. He's like, well, you know,
Speaker 19: I spec you will. We just gonna be fighting it.
Speaker 8: I'm like, what y'all got going on?
Speaker 11: Bro?
Speaker 8: I ain't never and me on the phone he said,
Speaker 8: I'll smack you. Well, we're just gonna be fighting. I'm like,
Speaker 8: all right, okay. Then you come up here as y'all
Speaker 8: to man, y'all know we're just gonna be fighting. That's
Speaker 8: the way that was, fawn envy.
Speaker 4: It's gonna end there, y'all.
Speaker 3: Y'all y'all on tour now that you had off the tour, right.
Speaker 8: They've done.
Speaker 3: We're back on tour.
Speaker 13: Bro.
Speaker 8: Uh got to go make sure these people see that
Speaker 8: it's real. Man.
Speaker 19: So we were already doing the three headed Monster Tour
Speaker 19: and you know the Netflix special drops right in between that.
Speaker 8: So now we're just gonna go sell out some more days.
Speaker 3: What's the Three Headed Monster Tour? And to get a legends.
Speaker 3: We to getto legends and people.
Speaker 4: We can't.
Speaker 19: We're not about to do like these rappers and just
Speaker 19: keep naming our tour the same over and over and
Speaker 19: over and over again.
Speaker 8: That's so not created.
Speaker 1: Although doing something different like coming out like maybe as
Speaker 1: individuals doing your stand ups.
Speaker 8: We did that already.
Speaker 3: We did that.
Speaker 20: We were trying to formulate the foundation of how we
Speaker 20: was gonna rock and then it was like, you know what,
Speaker 20: let's make it different because we do that already.
Speaker 9: Yeah, like we do stand up part already.
Speaker 20: If we focus on how do we perfect us being
Speaker 20: on stage together? You know what I'm saying, because that's
Speaker 20: the main thing that they want to come see. So
Speaker 20: let's come out there and just start like that because
Speaker 20: that is the show.
Speaker 2: All we got more with DC, Young Fly, Carlos Miller
Speaker 2: and Chico being eighty five Celia.
Speaker 3: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club, Good morning Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is thej n V Charlamage the guy we are
Speaker 2: to Breakfast Club were still kicking it with DC Young Fly,
Speaker 2: Chico Bean and of course Carlos Miller eighty five South shows. Well,
Speaker 2: y'all working so much. I was gonna say, y'all on
Speaker 2: the road, we all fathers a pen. How do y'all
Speaker 2: make sure y'all still have time for the kids. Like
Speaker 2: I said, you're doing videos with your daughter or your
Speaker 2: daughter bossing your around all the way, So how do
Speaker 2: you still get that timing?
Speaker 8: I mean, for me, it's just what you said, you know.
Speaker 19: Making sure I'm central to where she is, so whenever
Speaker 19: I do come home, I'm easily accessible and whatever it
Speaker 19: is she's into, whatever she wants to do, I make
Speaker 19: sure that that's my main priority. I don't, you know,
Speaker 19: go home after being gone for a long time and
Speaker 19: try to figure out what I want to do with her.
Speaker 19: I figure out what she wants to do with me,
Speaker 19: and I just apply that, you know, And it makes
Speaker 19: it easy because she understands. She's grown with me throughout
Speaker 19: this process. I wasn't famous when she was little. I
Speaker 19: was trying to get there, so she understands the process.
Speaker 19: So now she's cool with it, and she'll never look
Speaker 19: at me like a celebrity.
Speaker 8: Or nothing like that.
Speaker 19: I'm just daddy. So whatever she wants to do, I'm
Speaker 19: with it. And that's the way I kind of try
Speaker 19: to make up for the missing time because you can't
Speaker 19: get that back. You know, your kids need the time,
Speaker 19: you know what I'm saying. No matter what it is
Speaker 19: you can provide, they need the time. So and we
Speaker 19: have conversations to where I help her understand a lot
Speaker 19: of my daughter. I keep it real with her so
Speaker 19: to help her understand that, you know, it's a process
Speaker 19: that he has to do this to be able to
Speaker 19: create a life for you.
Speaker 8: So you won't have to be gone as much as
Speaker 8: I'm gone, you know what I mean. So that's just
Speaker 8: what it is.
Speaker 19: See how it is when you got a daughter this
Speaker 19: all loving and daddy, I love your mistress could get
Speaker 19: out there done. My son walk out of his room
Speaker 19: and be like, damn you're still here.
Speaker 10: When you.
Speaker 3: Ready for Look?
Speaker 11: Just like.
Speaker 3: That's you.
Speaker 19: Every time I see his son, I'd like, bro, that
Speaker 19: is Callos Junior, like you ain't excited about it?
Speaker 4: Don't matter what you do?
Speaker 8: Are you saying me?
Speaker 3: Like what's up next?
Speaker 8: You will be like yeah, all right exactly.
Speaker 3: He probably can stay home by himself. So he probably
Speaker 3: want to be a dog by exactly.
Speaker 8: And at that age where you know you want to
Speaker 8: spend a lot of by himself, so I would too.
Speaker 3: Oh he's a fourteen, You talk to him like, look,
Speaker 3: I ain't ready be no grandfather yet.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah all the time. Okay, and most deff.
Speaker 9: You know that's gonna trigger him to go get something
Speaker 9: that's his business about.
Speaker 4: About that that age why he needs to start trying
Speaker 4: to figure it out.
Speaker 3: What about you, DC?
Speaker 9: I mean, same thing what you go say?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 8: You know what I mean.
Speaker 20: When I get home, I just make sure you know
Speaker 20: what I mean. It's all about them, make sure that
Speaker 20: they taking care of you. Dig what I'm saying. And
Speaker 20: I just take it to day at a time because
Speaker 20: you know, unfortunately, my circumstances is different now. So I
Speaker 20: done became a full father. So now it's like, oh,
Speaker 20: like I'm trying to grasp me to being a full father.
Speaker 20: So I'm learning right now what is a full father?
Speaker 20: You know what I'm saying. But you go, he been
Speaker 20: doing it for so long, you know what I mean.
Speaker 20: So I watch, I watch everybody around me, you know
Speaker 20: what I mean.
Speaker 9: And for that I just pick up on game.
Speaker 3: I was just what he just said.
Speaker 9: I'm like, I'm gonna start doing that, but you do
Speaker 9: what you said.
Speaker 2: We got to learn from each other because he just
Speaker 2: said that, and that made me think about, damn, do
Speaker 2: I make my daughter do things that you want to do?
Speaker 3: That's what I'm next time, I'm like, what do you
Speaker 3: want to do? That's what you want to do?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 19: For me, like that makes it easier because you know,
Speaker 19: like even what Fla just said with his circumstances, like
Speaker 19: I've been through that, what my father being killed when
Speaker 19: I was two years old, so I know what it
Speaker 19: feels like not to have fifty percent of what is
Speaker 19: responsible for you. So and me being there for my daughter,
Speaker 19: I just try to do all the things that I
Speaker 19: wish my dad would have been able to be there
Speaker 19: to do with me. And that's just you know, it
Speaker 19: makes it easier for us to be able to understand
Speaker 19: that gap that comes when you know your kids grow up.
Speaker 19: You know, they get older and then you know, it
Speaker 19: get to a point where they be they don't want
Speaker 19: to be bothered with you nowhere, you know what I mean.
Speaker 19: She got a little boyfriend. Now it's six foot six
Speaker 19: three hundred pounds in the ninth grade. So Jesus Christ,
Speaker 19: I ain't no hell now, I'm like, yeah, good job, baby.
Speaker 4: Do look like your daddy?
Speaker 8: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean. I'm in stature compared to him.
Speaker 19: But all of that is, you know, me being able
Speaker 19: to have the conversations with her that I have makes
Speaker 19: it easy for me to be able to deal with
Speaker 19: that because she's not afraid to come to me with anything.
Speaker 19: And that's the biggest thing in the world for me,
Speaker 19: because you know, they got so many ways to hide
Speaker 19: information from you. Now, it's like, if you ain't keeping
Speaker 19: it real with your kids, they gonna find out and
Speaker 19: then they gonna look at you like you fully for
Speaker 19: not being the one that's telling them.
Speaker 1: You gotta talk to me about that. My daughter going
Speaker 1: to tenth grade? Like, do you let them have time
Speaker 1: with each other?
Speaker 19: I mean yeah, they go to the movies and they
Speaker 19: do little stuff like that. I mean, ain't no alone
Speaker 19: time like six for six. You're not about to be
Speaker 19: using that, nah, not in my house.
Speaker 9: No, I don't lie. She don't believe it's Santa Clouds.
Speaker 20: She don't believe no tooth fair, I ain't no two
Speaker 20: fair again, you no money and Santa Cloud ain't dead
Speaker 20: in his household?
Speaker 3: Why why why don't let them? Because my kids believe
Speaker 3: in saying right? Why parents to.
Speaker 9: You and with sin them all? No, I ain't on
Speaker 9: s but you want them.
Speaker 3: To to have that memory in that fantasy.
Speaker 13: No, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 9: What we're doing. We're training our children to believe a lie,
Speaker 9: a lie.
Speaker 3: I agree to no two fair.
Speaker 20: No, the two fair ain't flying in his hood and
Speaker 20: putting no two dollars up on your pillow.
Speaker 9: That was my stupid ad trying to walk ahead and
Speaker 9: not wake your ass.
Speaker 3: Up to put some money up on your pillow.
Speaker 19: Let me ask you this, religious, if you, if you
Speaker 19: allow your kids to believe in something that you know
Speaker 19: isn't true, how could you get mad at them when
Speaker 19: they tell you something that isn't true?
Speaker 8: How could you be mad? And you'd be like, man,
Speaker 8: where was you at?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 4: I was with Santa Claus daddy.
Speaker 8: But see, I just.
Speaker 2: Remember that experience as a kid believing in saying it
Speaker 2: and and that feeling of people.
Speaker 20: I remember the feeling when I found out that was
Speaker 20: fake and I was like she ain't telling me why.
Speaker 9: He just ain't you the reason why ain't had no toys,
Speaker 9: not santam.
Speaker 19: I grew up in a park then there wasn't no
Speaker 19: chimney for that to come down. So I knew Santa
Speaker 19: Claus wasn't real. He ain't knocking on no door. I
Speaker 19: disagree what happened. Santa Claus is real, thank you.
Speaker 7: It's a black man, and he's not getting the credit
Speaker 7: for saving Christmas Daddy because he's black.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Oh, he had a good childhood.
Speaker 8: I had the best childhood, and really I ain't hurt
Speaker 8: for nothing. Rich, ghetto rich.
Speaker 19: I had robots and transformers and Joe I had fifty
Speaker 19: g I.
Speaker 8: Joe I had the base, had cancel Grace School.
Speaker 9: I had that man.
Speaker 4: Nintendo Oh my place.
Speaker 19: Station jettison every Nintendo game that was accessible me too.
Speaker 19: Oh man, he grew up right, Evy, you know it's right.
Speaker 19: I ain't never hurt for nothing in childhood. Bro had
Speaker 19: literally everything.
Speaker 3: I stopped asking.
Speaker 20: It was a possibility that I wasn't gonna get sixty percent,
Speaker 20: that I went't gonna no, you know what, seventy five.
Speaker 3: You're trying to soften the blow of it.
Speaker 9: Was like, what do I have to do in order
Speaker 9: for me to achieve what I want?
Speaker 3: That's how I hated to get it.
Speaker 13: No man being I was standing like valedictorying, you got
Speaker 13: to be like magnificent. If a teacher called me today,
Speaker 13: that's put you back two years like Jesus.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 19: I started working when I was nine years old. My
Speaker 19: mama told me I'm responsible for what you need, not
Speaker 19: what you want.
Speaker 8: What you want is on you.
Speaker 19: So I was having to go get my own money
Speaker 19: from an early age. So I knew it wasn't no
Speaker 19: Santa Claus how label hell yeah, a.
Speaker 20: Social Security So once I realized I got my check
Speaker 20: coming in ya what because my daddy old, So you
Speaker 20: know when you old as a child, you know social security,
Speaker 20: you get social Security. I did not know that the
Speaker 20: child I would getting so scrity. But when I see
Speaker 20: I didn't know that till I got like in tenth grade.
Speaker 20: My dadd would be like, man, why you keep asking
Speaker 20: your mama get social security?
Speaker 9: Ain't hold every month? I said, he ain't hold on?
Speaker 9: He said, as your mama, some of that money yo.
Speaker 8: I was like it come in the middle with your
Speaker 8: name on.
Speaker 9: I went to my mom, I said, Mom, daddy said,
Speaker 9: I give a social scruity.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I'll be paying to be. I said, I as
Speaker 21: a money he told me it was hey, So as
Speaker 21: a man.
Speaker 9: I told my mom. I swore everything I said. Look,
Speaker 9: did what I understand?
Speaker 3: You got to pay the bill.
Speaker 9: Listen, you ain't got to worry about me. No more.
Speaker 20: Give me half and we're gonna treat it like a job.
Speaker 20: I get two hundred in two weak. You ain't got
Speaker 20: to worry about me.
Speaker 9: No, nial criminal, nial.
Speaker 10: Don't worry about me.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 9: My mama looked at me and she was like, I
Speaker 9: can just see a thing about it. I ain't got
Speaker 9: worried about him. I ain't got the word about him.
Speaker 9: She was like running ever since I was fifteen, my
Speaker 9: mama ain't had to for me.
Speaker 3: You ain't flipped that too, honey.
Speaker 22: And look I was, man, come on with you, manminate
Speaker 22: my mind, mac Ovie, come on broo all right, but.
Speaker 20: No, I mean I was a child fifteen fifteen, get
Speaker 20: two hundred earth, you know what I mean? So I
Speaker 20: stayed gambling, you know, stay you know, doing my thady.
Speaker 3: I'm not the wait I we.
Speaker 2: Got more with DC Young Flying, Carlos Miller and Chico
Speaker 2: Being eighty five South Show.
Speaker 3: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody,
Speaker 3: It's DJ n V Charlamagne, the guy. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Were still kicking it with DC, Young Fly, Chico Bean
Speaker 2: and of course Carlos Miller eighty five South Show, Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: Now that this was y'all was on the road this
Speaker 1: weekend right, yes, with condolence of DC. Was that was
Speaker 1: that the first show?
Speaker 15: Thank you?
Speaker 9: Yes, Tampa and uh Jackville, Yes, sir, it was, Uh,
Speaker 9: it was.
Speaker 16: It was.
Speaker 20: It was one of the ones where you don't know
Speaker 20: you could train yourself for a fighter coming in and
Speaker 20: hitch your had one good time.
Speaker 9: You like, God, damn, I ain't trained for that one,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: So it was just it was just a stepping stool
Speaker 20: that I just really had to had to go ahead
Speaker 20: to step over because I got to and I'm conditioned
Speaker 20: for it from when my cousin passed. So when my
Speaker 20: cousin passed, I had to hurry up and go back
Speaker 20: to work, So I knew what it felt like. But
Speaker 20: I was like, I ain't never lose no spouse, you
Speaker 20: dig know what I'm saying. So, but I had love
Speaker 20: from my brothers, you dig what I'm saying, from the
Speaker 20: team and from Tampa, the jas Ville man. They came
Speaker 20: in and the love was just in the s So
Speaker 20: I never felt a dull moment. Now stage ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 20: I had a couple time while I was just like
Speaker 20: who gets set together?
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: But it was just like, you know what you heal?
Speaker 20: God has equipped you to be here. This is the
Speaker 20: moment people are watching you right now. Continue to give
Speaker 20: them that work because you're helping so many people out
Speaker 20: that's watching you. And you know, like I said, me
Speaker 20: and my brothers, I gotta commit them so much.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 20: They I don't feel it on stage when I'm with them.
Speaker 20: It's just when I look at them, I know we
Speaker 20: we we good?
Speaker 3: And what makes your faith so strong?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 9: God is real And you know I come from a
Speaker 9: church background. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: But when you find your own relationship, this ain't about
Speaker 20: nobody ill relationship.
Speaker 8: This is all by me.
Speaker 9: It's my relationship with God.
Speaker 20: So I'm only speaking from experience, and plus the other
Speaker 20: people experience who are also godfearing and they walk and
Speaker 20: talk in the same matter as me. And when you
Speaker 20: read the Bible, it gives you lessons, it teaches you.
Speaker 20: So when you have your own experience in the real world,
Speaker 20: a lot of people want to go straight to I'm
Speaker 20: such a good person. Just because you give good in
Speaker 20: the world, don't mean your life gonna be great.
Speaker 1: That's why they say you're spiritual being living a human existence.
Speaker 1: Just because you spiritual and you got God, don't mean
Speaker 1: stuff not gonna happen.
Speaker 11: Bro.
Speaker 9: We human, bro like we human. Bro like we human.
Speaker 20: And the social media has taken the toll of trying
Speaker 20: to desensitize the enemies plan and desisitize all of the
Speaker 20: enemies wrongdoings, and they like, well, you're not emotional enough
Speaker 20: on Instagram, and it's like, that's not what you promote.
Speaker 20: You're human, so you already know that's possible. I have
Speaker 20: to let you know that God is real and God
Speaker 20: is keeping me uplifted. God is in this situation that
Speaker 20: makes sure I'm strong for my children. God is in
Speaker 20: the situation to make sure that I'm able to do
Speaker 20: this for you. God is in the situation to make
Speaker 20: sure that everybody is still reaching out of him and
Speaker 20: giving him the praise even through the mister pain, because
Speaker 20: y'all want to as soon as something happen, you want
Speaker 20: to say, well why.
Speaker 9: Me, or questioning God? You not even understanding the purpose
Speaker 9: when you start doing that. Once you start questioning, you'll
Speaker 9: never find an answer. You got to sit and be still.
Speaker 9: When you be still, he's gonna guide you.
Speaker 20: He's gonna direct you, and you'll be able to see
Speaker 20: that everybody out of that that's not following the same
Speaker 20: that you.
Speaker 9: Because when they speak, you are hit. And when other
Speaker 9: people speak.
Speaker 20: I heard all the people don't understand all the prayers,
Speaker 20: all the text messages, all the love that y'all was giving,
Speaker 20: I felt it. So it was like, Okay, that's God's
Speaker 20: energy right there. Let me know that these are other
Speaker 20: God hearing people that's standing with me. So it's like
Speaker 20: when once I move, I know I got three four
Speaker 20: million people that's gonna move with me. Just make sure
Speaker 20: we keep the journey strong. We're not gonna be like
Speaker 20: Moses every time God tell him something. I don't think
Speaker 20: I'm I'm be cooked because you told me to do it.
Speaker 20: So I just got to find the instructions. Where's the manual?
Speaker 20: Just sit and be stilled. The people are gonna come,
Speaker 20: you'll get the signs he's gonna talk to you.
Speaker 9: But you don't move.
Speaker 20: How though the human mind would move, only move in
Speaker 20: the spiritual mind. Cause the human mind we already know that.
Speaker 20: That's what the questions, that's what a doubt come in.
Speaker 20: That's what you feel like you're not gonna be able
Speaker 20: to make it. But the spiritual mind gonna always tell
Speaker 20: you you a soldier. It don't matter how many scratches
Speaker 20: you got on your back. If he keep waking you
Speaker 20: up every morning, if he keep giving you the energy,
Speaker 20: you better strap on your boots and use whatever you're
Speaker 20: going through. That's motivation to reach the finish line. Why
Speaker 20: would you not reach the finish line? And you know
Speaker 20: went through all you done went through. I gotta make
Speaker 20: it to the finish line.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's the bright side of the bulls. Man.
Speaker 19: You gotta be able to look at the bright side
Speaker 19: of the bulls because you can't avoid bullshes and it's unavoidable.
Speaker 19: It's just when it's your turn, and whenever it's your turn,
Speaker 19: it's all about perspective.
Speaker 8: Like a lot of the things that people look at.
Speaker 19: His setbacks in my life to me was just gateways,
Speaker 19: the new thinking, you know what I mean, and new
Speaker 19: ways is looking. I remember my uncle got murdered. I
Speaker 19: was feeling every emotion you can feel. I'm sad, I'm angry,
Speaker 19: I'm confused, I'm everything. And then when I walked outside
Speaker 19: in front of that hospital and everything was still moving.
Speaker 19: All right, baby, I see you later. All right, don't
Speaker 19: park right here. All right, We're going to lunch and
Speaker 19: let me know that. Okay, my world is crushed in shambles,
Speaker 19: but the world is going to spend regardless of what
Speaker 19: I got going on. When you create your bubble, the
Speaker 19: people that are within it, that's what they're there for.
Speaker 19: That's why you got to be real selective for who
Speaker 19: you let be around you, because when those times come,
Speaker 19: when that bulls come into your life, it's best to
Speaker 19: have people you can lean on. Like when I was
Speaker 19: standing in front of my mama cask At, these two
Speaker 19: brothers was right there, Like you know, when he went
Speaker 19: through what he went through, we was right there and
Speaker 19: we all have been there for each other. But it's
Speaker 19: very important that you find people that are reliable enough
Speaker 19: to be there for you when life comes. And it's
Speaker 19: something that you can't control because the world is just
Speaker 19: gonna be looking at you like, oh, okay, let's see
Speaker 19: what they do. But we got to make sure when
Speaker 19: you got that circle, your circle got to be strong
Speaker 19: enough to be able to prop you up in those
Speaker 19: times when you need to be propped up, because if
Speaker 19: you don't have nobody and make it that much more
Speaker 19: difficult for you to keep getting to the finish line.
Speaker 1: Like he said, I want to ask y'all when it
Speaker 1: comes to being still, right, we all talk about being
Speaker 1: still after something bad happened. Y'all just went number one
Speaker 1: on Netflix. Now y'all gotta be still? What is God
Speaker 1: telling y'all keep going, keep going?
Speaker 19: It's like if we know what it took to get
Speaker 19: to that point, So it's like if we can use
Speaker 19: that as a gauge. All right, So we had to
Speaker 19: work that long, this amount of shows, this amount, Okay,
Speaker 19: So if we want to get to the big, big bag,
Speaker 19: we're gonna have to do this three times, three times
Speaker 19: as much.
Speaker 8: You're gonna have to keep doing the same work. You're
Speaker 8: gonna have to keep doing this.
Speaker 19: I'm gonna have to keep doing it, but we're still
Speaker 19: gonna have to do more on top of that too,
Speaker 19: when you see God put three people together like this
Speaker 19: and we are able to create an element within the
Speaker 19: world that allows us to receive a blessing as a
Speaker 19: unit that most people would do anything for that let
Speaker 19: me know, like, okay, we didn't beat the game Slam.
Speaker 8: Now we just you know, we got this like the
Speaker 8: Super Mario when you get the star. Damn dam d
Speaker 8: m damn dam. That's what it felt like like.
Speaker 19: It felt like we got the Super Mario Star and
Speaker 19: all we gotta do is just keep running anything we
Speaker 19: run into, knocking it out.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Who's the best prayer in the.
Speaker 23: Ifj vy heavily, Father, I just want to let you
Speaker 23: know from the Breakfast Club, we.
Speaker 9: Love you, d j NV.
Speaker 3: We got a special guest in God.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean, We got a special guests
Speaker 8: in here.
Speaker 16: God.
Speaker 8: I just want to say, God, want you bless my brothers.
Speaker 9: You know what I mean.
Speaker 19: Tell the Pearl Gates you know we got the hottest
Speaker 19: sat start lip coming up live in the day out
Speaker 19: New York and Heaven.
Speaker 3: If you're not with God, I'm not praying with.
Speaker 14: Me.
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Speaker 8: Man, get us back to number one. We don't want
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Speaker 3: Wait, who para.
Speaker 20: Con vish you d dj Okay, okay, okay, give it
Speaker 20: a try to make it.
Speaker 16: All right?
Speaker 20: Okay, he would go did Heavily Father, We come together humbly,
Speaker 20: Heavenly Father, and we just want to continue to just
Speaker 20: give you all the praise and give you all the thanks.
Speaker 9: Heavily Father.
Speaker 20: We're thankful for everybody that's in this room, Heavenly Father,
Speaker 20: and we ask humbly Lord God that you continue to
Speaker 20: just keep me and my loved ones healthy, safe, and
Speaker 20: protect the Heavenly Father. Even through the mist of pain,
Speaker 20: Heavily Father, we give you praise, heave lit Father. Even
Speaker 20: through the mist of confusion, heavi of the Father, we
Speaker 20: give you praise, heavily Father, even through the mist of
Speaker 20: all the worthiness, Heavenly Father, we give you praise, Heavenly Father,
Speaker 20: and we just want to continue to live righteous and
Speaker 20: be obedient and respectful to your laws and your commandments
Speaker 20: heavily Father, and we pray for the strength the motivation
Speaker 20: to continue to just stay focused and inspire and to
Speaker 20: continue to do your will and just walk in our purpose.
Speaker 20: And we just want to continue to give you all
Speaker 20: the praise and walk with gratitude, Heavenly Father, and we
Speaker 20: pray for the strength and motivation to just stay focused
Speaker 20: and inspired.
Speaker 9: In Jesus name, we pray, and y'all sure name, we pray. Amen.
Speaker 3: Amen, it's the Breakfast Club, Ay for ourself show.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Yeah, and I forgot to tell y'all make
Speaker 1: sure you subscribe to the eighty five South Show podcast
Speaker 1: on the Black Effect iHeart Radio podcast network as well.
Speaker 2: That's right, Well, guys, let's get to the rumors. And
Speaker 2: of course we got a guest co host, trav who's
Speaker 2: a long time listener.
Speaker 3: Ow. That's right, I'm here, baby name or you've gossip
Speaker 3: been when you chatty god.
Speaker 8: But this is the rumor report.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 3: where the tea spells right on the Breakfast Club. I
Speaker 3: don't know what Travi is playing with in his hands,
Speaker 3: but let's get right to the room. This but I
Speaker 3: don't know what Travis playing with in his hands. But
Speaker 3: DJ Envy provided me some anal beads. Can I say,
Speaker 3: I can't? I can't do this with you'all?
Speaker 8: This one?
Speaker 4: Am I allowed to say that word? Yes, you can
Speaker 4: say enough I want you to, but you can say it.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I was over here chilling, and Envy just came in
Speaker 7: and handed me some anal bes and asking me what
Speaker 7: I'm doing.
Speaker 3: Later, tell y'all, it's never understand me, but they're clearly
Speaker 3: going on. It's clearly an in struck gay in this room.
Speaker 3: I walked in the.
Speaker 2: Room and there was some anal bees sitting in my chair.
Speaker 2: So this o brothers in here that Charlemagne Red and
Speaker 2: tried Red.
Speaker 3: Six twenty nine. Who do you think your fellow six
Speaker 3: beats Red Cancer Gang Gang.
Speaker 4: Chance over team Cans over here.
Speaker 3: That's right, three cancers in the room. That's the truth.
Speaker 3: Everybody pointed to Brogo. He said the beat was in
Speaker 3: his chair.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: And then how where they are now?
Speaker 4: Drive some somehow they ended over here.
Speaker 3: Next to me? Okay, all right? Who gave him to you?
Speaker 1: It sounds like flirting Okay, that's a threesome right there.
Speaker 1: But anyway, you know when you fought around another man
Speaker 1: that's flirting right you?
Speaker 3: Seeing you a gas too? I think I say I
Speaker 3: was how you're just gonna make things up? You just
Speaker 3: you a liar? All right, well let's get to the room.
Speaker 2: It's all right, we played detrol, right right, Kodak Black
Speaker 2: He gets a little emotional after a fan says that
Speaker 2: maybe he should go to jail to sober up a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 24: What kind of person are you just want to you
Speaker 24: need to go back to jail sober up for real?
Speaker 24: Man with you and why do you feel like that's
Speaker 24: the answer to or whatever you feel like? Why do
Speaker 24: you feel like that's the answer tomorrow? What you come
Speaker 24: that's that'shed up, bro.
Speaker 3: You couldn't say a hospital or rehabit center.
Speaker 4: Jail.
Speaker 1: Kodak is absolutely right, and uh Kodak is absolutely right,
Speaker 1: and that little small clip should lead to a larger
Speaker 1: conversation about how these institutions are not correctional facilities in
Speaker 1: no way, shape or form. You're sending a lot of
Speaker 1: people who have selbstance abuse issues to.
Speaker 3: Jail when they don't need jail.
Speaker 1: They need to be in places where they can get
Speaker 1: help for their self disabuse issues, right period.
Speaker 3: That's the truth.
Speaker 2: Now, also, we got to discuss Travis Scott. I want
Speaker 2: to bring this back up because when we were talking
Speaker 2: about Travis Scott before, everybody was pointing fingers and said
Speaker 2: that he should not.
Speaker 3: Everybody trave that right there, No, no, not back up.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about before when when it first came out,
Speaker 2: people were saying that Travis Scott should go to jail.
Speaker 3: Well, Travis Scott will not face any criminal charges. I'm
Speaker 3: glad he's not. He shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Now that's you know, uh, the Astra World festival where
Speaker 2: ten people were killed and hundreds were injured.
Speaker 3: Uh, he basically said.
Speaker 2: Earlier we were talking about it, and you know, we
Speaker 2: were saying that Travis Scott didn't know what was happening
Speaker 2: during the time. Travis said he's seen something differently, but
Speaker 2: that was absolutely positively wrong. Now he sat down with
Speaker 2: this short journalist a while ago, ugly.
Speaker 1: Guy, handsome, such a such a handsome, average sized man.
Speaker 1: Because you know, the average size of the height of
Speaker 1: a man in america's five six, five seven, So such
Speaker 1: a handsome, average height size man, big, big.
Speaker 4: Come on, come onund s.
Speaker 2: Like I said, Travis Scott got a chance to talk
Speaker 2: to a short journalist. His name is Leonard McKelvin, and
Speaker 2: he talked about this, uh, right after the incident.
Speaker 25: Nothing like this ever happened, you know, so it just
Speaker 25: kind of like you just kind of figuring out and
Speaker 25: at the end of the day, like these fans of
Speaker 25: your family, so you just feel like you lost lost something.
Speaker 25: You just like you go you do these shows honestly
Speaker 25: the you know, for people to have the best expense,
Speaker 25: you know, and just to think something like this happening,
Speaker 25: you just try to figure out, you know, you know,
Speaker 25: just wrap everything around. And so even just for the
Speaker 25: first couple couple of weeks, you know, it was just
Speaker 25: you sit down, but I have to really channel these
Speaker 25: emotions to just remember, like, you know, what's going to
Speaker 25: be a voice to these people. I got to like
Speaker 25: kind of step up and kind of like be a
Speaker 25: voice to just figure out that, you know, just just happened.
Speaker 25: In the future to shows period, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 25: or figure out the bottom solution of what's going on
Speaker 25: and just try to ensure it's people you know, safety
Speaker 25: and what they're doing.
Speaker 3: You know, I just wanted the record show. That's not
Speaker 3: the clip I wanted. I was definitely not to come.
Speaker 1: I was referencing the clip from CBS News when they
Speaker 1: reported that he would not have charges pressed against him,
Speaker 1: and they said that. In a conversation, uh with with
Speaker 1: with myself, he said he didn't realize the mass casualty
Speaker 1: event was unfolding. He said he didn't even know the
Speaker 1: exact detail until minutes before the press conference. At that moment,
Speaker 1: you're kind of just like, what you just went through something,
Speaker 1: and it's like, what the thing is? People pass out,
Speaker 1: things happen at contexts by something, but something like that
Speaker 1: you don't expect.
Speaker 3: Scott said.
Speaker 1: Organizers told him through his earpiece they were going to
Speaker 1: stop the show after the guest finished his set, but
Speaker 1: did not tell him why they were stopping. They just
Speaker 1: told him that right after the guests got off stage,
Speaker 1: that we're going to end the show. And that's what
Speaker 1: they did, he said. Other than that, there was no communication.
Speaker 1: That's what he said when I sat down with him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the clip we asked for. Well, we didn't get
Speaker 1: that that.
Speaker 4: That's not what they played.
Speaker 3: That is another clip. But you already said it. Let
Speaker 3: me hear it. Just I just want to just just
Speaker 3: fors and giggles.
Speaker 6: I just want to know what our produce two years
Speaker 6: after the.
Speaker 3: Stop stop, just stop, just stop, just stop.
Speaker 1: Who getting fired? Nobody getting fired. I'm used to it
Speaker 1: by now. It's part of the essence of the show.
Speaker 1: It's just part of the beauty of the show. We're
Speaker 1: never gonna get what we wanted. Okay, let's just get
Speaker 1: the co host before.
Speaker 3: Don't don't do the producers like that because they back
Speaker 3: there worked their hard. Don't shut up your fire track.
Speaker 14: Trap.
Speaker 3: You just want to say, I hate I hate to
Speaker 3: see you, but I love to watch you leave. Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of watching somebody leave, donkeys coming up, give
Speaker 2: you donkeys.
Speaker 1: After the hour, Donkey the day is going to Rosemne
Speaker 1: bar we near rose Amne. Bardy come to the front
Speaker 1: of the congregation. We'd like to have a world with him,
Speaker 1: all right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 3: And you know, I just want to say this thing.
Speaker 2: I was speaking of movies, just talking about short people,
Speaker 2: talking about Charlamagne. I took my son son to the
Speaker 2: doctor the other day and the doctor said he's going
Speaker 2: to be no smaller than six foot three.
Speaker 3: Lo Jackson gonna be six foot three. They said, what
Speaker 3: they're gonna do with six nine?
Speaker 16: Terrible?
Speaker 3: I tall now and none. I don't know how tall.
Speaker 3: He's pretty tall though for a nine year old. But
Speaker 3: he's gonna be six three men.
Speaker 8: That's good.
Speaker 1: So now you're gonna have two men in the house,
Speaker 1: Logan and young Jackson. Drop on the clues bombs for
Speaker 1: the two men.
Speaker 3: But the case one time?
Speaker 4: What let that fly in that house?
Speaker 8: One time?
Speaker 3: If you watch Logan is a logan already regulating everything.
Speaker 1: I ain't even worry about it, all right, logan, Logan
Speaker 1: paving the way for Jackson.
Speaker 3: Logan running so young Jackie can fly. No getting me yesterday,
Speaker 3: get me yesterday. So like Dad, what's what's all the
Speaker 3: man's number? I said, why? He said, because y'all be
Speaker 3: playing too many games up there. I need to have
Speaker 3: a get away from man. You want us to have
Speaker 3: a group chat, right.
Speaker 13: He does?
Speaker 3: Why why you doing this?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 2: Logan is nineteen no getting ready for the rim? Put
Speaker 2: him hold up, and that's how it happened. Don't get
Speaker 2: a days up. Next it's the breakfast club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: let's gonna be.
Speaker 10: A dunkey because right now you want some rial dot.
Speaker 3: It's time for Donkey of the day.
Speaker 8: That's if you ever feel I need to be a
Speaker 8: dog man, hit me with the heat.
Speaker 3: Did she getting any name?
Speaker 8: Please?
Speaker 3: Doesn't Donkey of the day.
Speaker 1: Somebody, somebody be nice to your uncle. Bring my water
Speaker 1: out the office fleece. No, that's I'll drink that, but
Speaker 1: that's no try on that.
Speaker 3: Bring thank you today for Friday, June thirtieth, go to
Speaker 3: a comedian named Roseanne Bar.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 3: One thing your uncle Shallo will never understand is self hate. Okay.
Speaker 1: I can understand racism, prejudice, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, anti semitism.
Speaker 3: I don't agree with any of it, but I understand it. Okay.
Speaker 1: All of those are extremely stupid things to believe, but
Speaker 1: I understand them all right.
Speaker 3: Thank you. It's pretty textbook, all right.
Speaker 1: Prejudice the Dictionary definition is it can be an effective
Speaker 1: feeling towards a person based on their perceived group membership.
Speaker 1: Self hatred is personal self loathing, our hatred of oneself,
Speaker 1: our hatred of your own kind.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Roseanne Bar was on Theobon's podcast this past weekend. That's
Speaker 1: actually the name of the podcast. But Roseanne was on
Speaker 1: this podcast rejecting self hate on her own community. Okay,
Speaker 1: she's Jewish, by the way, in her words, one hundred
Speaker 1: percent Jewish. Now what I would call self hate, she
Speaker 1: calls being sarcastic. I think I should let you hear
Speaker 1: what she said first before I'll continue on.
Speaker 3: Would you like to hear it?
Speaker 8: Here go?
Speaker 26: Because you know, there's such a thing as the truth
Speaker 26: and facts, and we have to say stick to it,
Speaker 26: and you know it's scary, and that is the truth.
Speaker 26: And nobody died in the Holocaust either, that's the truth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it should happen.
Speaker 26: Six million Jews should die right now because they cause
Speaker 26: all the problems in the world.
Speaker 3: But it never happens.
Speaker 10: But it never happened.
Speaker 3: That is not the truth. That is not a fact. Okay.
Speaker 1: See, if you're going to be a bigot, even a
Speaker 1: biggot to your own people, just be a bigot, all right,
Speaker 1: stand on it ten toes down. Don't blame it on
Speaker 1: something it's not, which is sarcasm. I feel like sarcasm
Speaker 1: is a lost art. Okay, this is why I don't
Speaker 1: like social media, because there is no sarcasm font all right,
Speaker 1: I got tired of saying things that are clearly sarcastic
Speaker 1: on social media and nobody catching the sarcasm. Okay, so
Speaker 1: when I say sarcasm is a lost art, I truly
Speaker 1: mean that because sarcasm refers to the use of words
Speaker 1: that mean the opposite of what you really want to say,
Speaker 1: especially in order to insult someone or to show irritation,
Speaker 1: are just to be funny.
Speaker 3: For example, saying they're really.
Speaker 1: On top of things to describe a group of people
Speaker 1: who are very disorganized is using sarcasm. Saying trav who
Speaker 1: is guest hosting and here today is really on top
Speaker 1: of things things being men is sarcasm because he's clearly
Speaker 1: a bottom. There is nothing sarcastic about what Roseanne Barr said. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is pure the Uncle Ruckus type hate for your
Speaker 1: own people. We all know who Uncle Ruckus is, right
Speaker 1: Like you see me repping for one of my favorite
Speaker 1: shows of all time, The boom Docks Luthor my Man
Speaker 1: Aaron macgrudare and Gary Anthony will infludent the voice Uncle
Speaker 1: Ruckus dropping on the clus Bomds for both of them, for.
Speaker 3: All the coaching.
Speaker 1: The coolest people out there who don't know the boone
Speaker 1: docks who don't know Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Rugus is a
Speaker 1: black man who worships the white race and hates all others,
Speaker 1: but predominantly blacks.
Speaker 3: Would you like to hear some of his rhetoric in
Speaker 3: case you don't know who Uncle Ruckus is.
Speaker 5: Let's hear fight man justin jar to be a Ryan.
Speaker 5: The smell like lemon juice and pledge furniture cleaner.
Speaker 9: And look at him.
Speaker 10: Nate took us at the jungle. And what we do
Speaker 10: to show our priat yachts.
Speaker 3: We march up and down the street, we vote, carry
Speaker 3: on faith.
Speaker 5: Say that kid a fixing the problems of negroes and education?
Speaker 5: What do niggas do in college anyway? Oh, they go down,
Speaker 5: they party, get drunk for four to five years and
Speaker 5: end up just a ignorance. That's when they came in.
Speaker 5: You ever seen these nigga fattained in sobrieties? You ever
Speaker 5: seen these things? Silliest I ever seen in my life.
Speaker 5: Fight man out there getting nobel prizes and doing business
Speaker 5: deals and the fertainities. Niggas domping up and down with
Speaker 5: candy cane and doing all kinds of sellings with their
Speaker 5: hands Negga, ain't two of.
Speaker 3: Them in the history of the world. That's worth for
Speaker 3: scrub fun.
Speaker 1: See, this is why I hate that we didn't get
Speaker 1: the new season with the Boone doocks out. Okay, not
Speaker 1: yet Anyway, I was a producer on the new season.
Speaker 1: I would like to see Uncle Ruckers and Auntie Roseanne
Speaker 1: in an interracial relationship because this type of self hate
Speaker 1: deserves each other.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Not only is Roseanne borrow Holocaust to die right what
Speaker 1: you've all seen in her before, nothing new to see
Speaker 1: their folks, But it's what she said after she denied
Speaker 1: the Holocaust when she said.
Speaker 26: This six million juice should die right now because they
Speaker 26: cause all the problems in the world.
Speaker 3: But it never happened. Roseanne, do you include yourself in
Speaker 3: that number?
Speaker 1: Because you gotta be careful what you wish for, all right,
Speaker 1: you gotta be careful crazy as an understatement, all right,
Speaker 1: you gotta be careful what you wish for because no
Speaker 1: matter where you go, you are who you are player. Okay,
Speaker 1: you sound like all these negroes who be running around
Speaker 1: here caven for white supremacists, not realizing that eventually it's
Speaker 1: gonna be your turn. Eventually, everyone gets a Negro wake
Speaker 1: up call. Okay, wait, I have to tell y'all what
Speaker 1: a Negro wake up call is too. A Negro wake
Speaker 1: up call is a black person who finally understands that
Speaker 1: we do not live in a post racial society, usually
Speaker 1: by experiencing the effects of covert and overt racism firsthand. Roseanne,
Speaker 1: if you haven't already, okay, one day you're gonna get
Speaker 1: your Jewish wake up call. All right, there's no way
Speaker 1: you can say you one hundred percent Jewish but then
Speaker 1: call the six million Jewish people to die and then put.
Speaker 3: It under the guise of sarcasm.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just want to know why she would think
Speaker 1: she would be exempt from being in that number. Okay,
Speaker 1: don't call the ADL of the World Jewish Congress when
Speaker 1: you're on the other end of some anti semitism, Roseanne.
Speaker 1: All right, every email you send to them gonna be
Speaker 1: sent to their spam folded. And I know Jewish people
Speaker 1: don't mess with spam, because there's no way that spam
Speaker 1: is kosher. Now we call Uncle Ruckets a black man
Speaker 1: who hates his own people, all right, Uncle Ruckus Uncle
Speaker 1: Tom is a classic term. Are we going to coin
Speaker 1: Auntie Rosie as the term for a self hating Jewish woman. Huh,
Speaker 1: I would say Auntie Hitler is too in scream. But
Speaker 1: she did call for the depth of six million Jewish
Speaker 1: people said that might be right on the nose. Look,
Speaker 1: the Morrelin story is when we don't know who to hate,
Speaker 1: we hate ourselves. Please let me remarck your roseland bar
Speaker 1: the biggest he.
Speaker 3: Hull hee ha he ha.
Speaker 9: You stupid mother fuck?
Speaker 3: Are you dumb? All right?
Speaker 4: That's crazy?
Speaker 3: Well, thank you for that donkey today, Charlemagne? Know what
Speaker 3: else is crazy? What's that? Trap?
Speaker 1: Didn't deny being a bottom? Okay, continue on it? Who
Speaker 1: you got coming up next?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, if you don't know trave our bottom is co
Speaker 2: hosting with us this morning, stop playing with my bottom
Speaker 2: co host bottom co host.
Speaker 7: If you don't even say that serious and if anybody
Speaker 7: was saying that with you, but any bottom trying to
Speaker 7: holler at me, hit me, d m me aka under cheeks.
Speaker 10: Not persons? Why here?
Speaker 3: Why the nick our camera? God? Did you just get
Speaker 3: Charlemagne standing up and turning down his booty? I didn't
Speaker 3: do that. What didn't you know?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 3: This is a lot going on here today. Jesus Christ,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, y'all. That's a Friday traps it bottoms bump person,
Speaker 3: freaky Friday man.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back about the two cars this
Speaker 1: constantly each other from the rear car.
Speaker 8: What is wrong with y'all?
Speaker 3: This morning? We have Republican presidential candidate tell btp BT's
Speaker 3: not on today, They're not.
Speaker 8: No, that's what I decided to take that ten minutes ago.
Speaker 3: You don't listen when I speak to you.
Speaker 4: No, Ill, my.
Speaker 3: Mom is gonna be on bet Bro No Pride month.
Speaker 3: We got travel paying BT.
Speaker 9: Wow?
Speaker 3: Wow bet really?
Speaker 4: Oh no Bro. It might be homophobia.
Speaker 3: They only got one.
Speaker 1: They only got room for one gay at a time
Speaker 1: on BT. And this Saucy Stantana's time right now, Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: I say, did Jesus halright?
Speaker 2: This place is a mess that Republican presidential candidate v
Speaker 2: vik Rama Swami will be joining us.
Speaker 3: I hate this place. It's the breakfast public good morning.
Speaker 8: Breakfast.
Speaker 6: And meaning in our country.
Speaker 23: And so in some ways I'm running as a member
Speaker 23: of my generation to say that we can fill that
Speaker 23: void with the things that actually give us real purpose,
Speaker 23: revive family in America. That's actually a big part of
Speaker 23: my platform. What allowed me to achieve success. My parents
Speaker 23: gave me a great family foundation. I didn't grow up
Speaker 23: in money. We're trying to give that to my two
Speaker 23: kids as well. I want that to be enjoyed by
Speaker 23: Americans across the country. Belief in the country, national pride.
Speaker 23: Less than sixteen percent of gen Z even says they're
Speaker 23: proud to be an American. I'm not making this one up.
Speaker 23: This is about a month ago. There's a good survey.
Speaker 23: Sixty percent of young Americans said that they would sooner
Speaker 23: give up their right to vote than to give up
Speaker 23: access to TikTok or other social media. That's a problem.
Speaker 23: So I think we have a crisis of national pride.
Speaker 3: People are That's America's fault for constantly failing to people.
Speaker 6: I think there's blame to go around.
Speaker 23: I think it's up to all of us to take
Speaker 23: a long, hard look in the mirror and ask ourselves,
Speaker 23: what is that vacuum in our heart. It's an old
Speaker 23: saying that goes, if there's a hole the size of
Speaker 23: God in your heart and God does not fill it,
Speaker 23: something else will instead.
Speaker 6: I think the same applies for belief in a nation.
Speaker 6: As well. So I think what's going on is we're
Speaker 6: human beings.
Speaker 23: What makes us different from animals is that we can believe,
Speaker 23: we need to believe in something bigger than ourselves, and
Speaker 23: when we lose God and family and country, we start
Speaker 23: believing in new, false gods instead. That's what's going on
Speaker 23: in the country. And so I don't know that it's
Speaker 23: so much a question of fault, but more a question
Speaker 23: of how do we actually revive our sense of self confidence.
Speaker 3: The question of thought. I can absolutely blame white supremacy
Speaker 3: one hundred.
Speaker 6: Really yeah, see to say more, and then I'll respond
Speaker 6: to that.
Speaker 3: I mean, just look at the history of the country.
Speaker 3: I guess it's really just as simple for me.
Speaker 1: The country has never fulfilled his promises of freedom, liberty
Speaker 1: and justice for all.
Speaker 3: It's always been freedom, liberty and justice for some. Usually
Speaker 3: that some is white people.
Speaker 23: That is obviously true that the nation has fallen short
Speaker 23: of our promise since our founding. But we're not founded
Speaker 23: on an ethnicity or a monarch, or a food or
Speaker 23: even a religion. We're founded on a set of ideals
Speaker 23: that brought a group of people together in seventeen seventy six,
Speaker 23: and we live by those ideals.
Speaker 6: At least we aspire to those ideals.
Speaker 23: Today, a nation that aspires to idea that's not made
Speaker 23: up of gods but made up of human beings will
Speaker 23: always fall short of those ideals. So I think our
Speaker 23: worst hypocrisies as a country, and we have many of them,
Speaker 23: our worst hypocrisies are our best evidence that we have
Speaker 23: ideals at all.
Speaker 6: You take a look at other countries.
Speaker 23: Nobody ever calls the Chinese Communist Party a hypocrite, or
Speaker 23: China hypocrite, or Iran a hypocrite. Why is that because
Speaker 23: to be a hypocrite you at least had to have
Speaker 23: ideals in the first place. And so we're in perfect
Speaker 23: but we are about the pursuit of a more perfect union,
Speaker 23: the pursuit of happiness. America is about the pursuit. And
Speaker 23: so I think the trashing ourselves, I think we are
Speaker 23: actually say.
Speaker 3: Because you know, we never were included in those ideals.
Speaker 23: Originally originally but never originally are two different things. Originally,
Speaker 23: that's true over two hundred and fifty years of progress.
Speaker 23: If you had somebody who was in eighteen seventy looking
Speaker 23: at the world we live in today, if you had
Speaker 23: somebody in nineteen sixty who was looking at the world
Speaker 23: we live in today as it relates to race in America,
Speaker 23: we would be darn close to what they would have
Speaker 23: thought of as the Promised Land. So I think we
Speaker 23: have to recognize that America is about that pursuit.
Speaker 8: We're a lot further along.
Speaker 6: Than were two hundred and fifty years ago. And here's
Speaker 6: the other thing.
Speaker 23: Too, We got to set our expectations. We will always
Speaker 23: fall short of our ideals. By definition, if there are
Speaker 23: human beings and not gods living in a nation that
Speaker 23: aspires to ideals, we are fallen. Man has fallen. That's
Speaker 23: what makes us who we are. But what also makes
Speaker 23: us different from animals is that we have ideals. So
Speaker 23: America's founded on our humanity that we can believe and
Speaker 23: aspire to something that we will still fall short of.
Speaker 23: That's what makes this country beautiful. And that's why that's
Speaker 23: why I'm in this. You ask me why am I
Speaker 23: in this? I care about reviving pride in that nation,
Speaker 23: because if we get in the habit of just bashing
Speaker 23: that country, what are we bashing. We're bashing the last
Speaker 23: best hope that man has for aspiring to those ideals.
Speaker 6: Tell me who else has done better.
Speaker 2: All wait, we got one with vvak Ramaswami. When we
Speaker 2: come back. He's running for president Republican. We'll talk to
Speaker 2: him some more when we come back. As the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Ow, we are the Breakfast Club. We're still
Speaker 2: kicking it with vvak.
Speaker 3: Ramaswami and we have Teslin' figure. I'm sure Teslient has
Speaker 3: some questions, says you, go.
Speaker 10: Yes, I do, explain to me your position on this
Speaker 10: civic duty voting.
Speaker 24: Sure.
Speaker 23: I think that every kid who graduates from high school
Speaker 23: should know the minimums about the country that we require
Speaker 23: an immigrant to know about the country in order to
Speaker 23: become a citizen.
Speaker 6: So there's a test. My mom had to pass it.
Speaker 23: Every immigrant has to pass it to this country that
Speaker 23: asks you some basic questions. What are the three branches
Speaker 23: of government? What is the Bill of rights? It's like
Speaker 23: a multiple choice exam or some.
Speaker 8: Of them you write in.
Speaker 23: I think that if we're going to ask immigrants to
Speaker 23: pass that test, as we should, I think every eighteen
Speaker 23: year old who graduates from high school should have to
Speaker 23: pass that as well. Because young people, it goes back
Speaker 23: to that issue of pride. You don't value a country
Speaker 23: that you don't know something about. You don't value something
Speaker 23: you inherit. You value something you have a stake in creating,
Speaker 23: in building, or knowing something about.
Speaker 6: And I think that this is not a left wing
Speaker 6: or right wing point.
Speaker 23: We all have duties as citizens, right, you know, we
Speaker 23: aspired to free market capitalism, right materialist advance and that's
Speaker 23: the life I've lived as well. By the way my
Speaker 23: parents came to this country with not a lot of money.
Speaker 23: I've lived the American dream. I've made a lot of
Speaker 23: money by building businesses. That's one side of what it
Speaker 23: means to be an American. So I just think reviving
Speaker 23: those ideas.
Speaker 10: Well, well, I got to test.
Speaker 4: I got to test.
Speaker 11: I would I would like to see if you're willing
Speaker 11: to pass, because I believe in just as you believe
Speaker 11: it should the engagement. I believe in changing the ideas
Speaker 11: of what political opponents so look like, what should what
Speaker 11: they should look like our political candidates.
Speaker 10: Are you willing to take a test with me quickly?
Speaker 10: Because I just have a couple of questions for you, and.
Speaker 23: The way this is opening up, I have a feeling
Speaker 23: I'm about to fail it. But that's good let's let's
Speaker 23: do it.
Speaker 10: That's that's right.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So, uh, just for clarity, I am independent. I'm not
Speaker 10: a Democrat or Republican.
Speaker 11: I think that's important for the premise of the argument,
Speaker 11: because I know you did a lot of debating at Harvard.
Speaker 11: It's also I also want to make it clear to
Speaker 11: these are the same questions that I asked liberal Democrat
Speaker 11: Mary Anne Williamson. So I want to make sure that
Speaker 11: we put that out there as well, just kind of
Speaker 11: set the foundation.
Speaker 6: I'm to being humbled.
Speaker 8: Let's do this.
Speaker 10: Okay, great, let's go.
Speaker 11: So you mentioned, you know, the pride of being an
Speaker 11: American and how important it is to have pride in
Speaker 11: this country. I'm also a veteran, by the way, for
Speaker 11: the United States Air Force. So when is it that
Speaker 11: you voted for the first time.
Speaker 6: I voted in twenty twenty. Okay, so you're how old again,
Speaker 6: I'm thirty seven years old.
Speaker 11: So for how many years you set around and did
Speaker 11: not get involved at all in any civic engagement?
Speaker 10: Is that my understanding a long time?
Speaker 6: Is the answer.
Speaker 23: I'm not holding myself out as some sort of model.
Speaker 23: I'm actually offering myself as a self reflection of my
Speaker 23: journey as a citizen to whom this country is given
Speaker 23: much right. As an adult. When you have kids, it
Speaker 23: changes your perspectives. I'm very honest about that, absol.
Speaker 10: Okay, no problem. So let's go deeper into the self reflection.
Speaker 11: So you've been sitting around in the country that my
Speaker 11: ancestors built for about twenty years.
Speaker 10: Your parents came over as immigrants, brought you over.
Speaker 11: You made millions, according to your resume, off of this country,
Speaker 11: and you have absolutely not been involved in civics one
Speaker 11: not voting. And two let me just ask, because I
Speaker 11: know you mentioned earlier you don't want to sit around
Speaker 11: at the debate and talk about accomplishments.
Speaker 10: Let's make the accomplishments pretty simple.
Speaker 11: In high school, were you ever a class president or
Speaker 11: take any leadership role? Because your opponent did, Chris Christy,
Speaker 11: he was the class president. So have you ever taken
Speaker 11: any leadership at all?
Speaker 23: On largest Can I just correct a couple factual things
Speaker 23: that are kind of My parents didn't bring me over
Speaker 23: to the country.
Speaker 6: I was born in this country and I'm proud of that.
Speaker 10: No, I know you were born here in Ohio.
Speaker 6: Your parents were immigrants.
Speaker 10: You said in my apologies, and that's all right.
Speaker 6: You said your parents brought you over to this country.
Speaker 10: I mean they were immigrants. But let's not go down.
Speaker 8: We're not going to water.
Speaker 6: I was gonna correct a couple of facts.
Speaker 10: And then the other thing is you were born here
Speaker 10: in Ohio.
Speaker 6: I was born I was born in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 10: That's right, right, So you've been here your entire life.
Speaker 11: So the question is did you take any leadership role
Speaker 11: in middle school, high school class president?
Speaker 10: I know you played tennis? What is it explaining it.
Speaker 6: To student council? But yes, I have.
Speaker 23: I have held leadership roles over my life, but those
Speaker 23: don't qualify me to do what I'm doing now.
Speaker 10: It kind of does well, it kinda does well. Let
Speaker 10: me well, I'm giving the test. I'm the test.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 10: So it kind of does because when you go from
Speaker 10: saying I want to go to the highest.
Speaker 6: Office, I'll tell you I've led companies as well.
Speaker 8: Is the other leader?
Speaker 23: The main leadership mole I played is is And I
Speaker 23: want to I want to talk about one or part
Speaker 23: of your premise that I also want to say bringing
Speaker 23: to the country point the other points you use the
Speaker 23: word sitting around you know I wasn't sitting around. I've
Speaker 23: developed medicines, five of which are FDA approved products today,
Speaker 23: one of which is a life saving therapy in kids,
Speaker 23: twenty of whom die by the age of three if
Speaker 23: they're not treated, seventy percent of whom now live lives
Speaker 23: of a normal duration. Another one for prostate cancer. So
Speaker 23: I don't apologize for making contributions, but right.
Speaker 11: Well, I don't want you to fill a buster that
Speaker 11: because that's the question that I asked, and I don't
Speaker 11: consider as a veteran, I'm talking about service. I'm not
Speaker 11: talking about what I'm not talking about what you what
Speaker 11: you paid people to do it.
Speaker 2: I've not served the country. Does that mean what I
Speaker 2: am able to ask a questions? She's ben trying question
Speaker 2: and you've been talking over ears. We gave you the
Speaker 2: platform to let you see.
Speaker 3: Question. Yet every time that's a question, you've been cut.
Speaker 10: So your question.
Speaker 11: So my question again is you're trying to your your
Speaker 11: goal is to raise the standard, and you're saying you
Speaker 11: want people to believe in country, and you want people
Speaker 11: to have civic engagement, and sir, I just find it
Speaker 11: very telling that you haven't had any civic engagement at
Speaker 11: all and haven't been at all.
Speaker 10: And when I say sit around, I don't mean you
Speaker 10: haven't done anything.
Speaker 11: I'm talking about in regards to service, because one thing
Speaker 11: about political office the same way that you want to
Speaker 11: change how people look at politics and look this country,
Speaker 11: I want to change how people look at politicians. And
Speaker 11: when I see that someone hasn't did anything at all
Speaker 11: to be of service to mankind, to take a leadership role.
Speaker 11: It's not good enough to just be on city, city,
Speaker 11: student council where you a leader. All of that applies.
Speaker 11: You're trying to go from preschool to president of the
Speaker 11: United States. You're skipping over city council, county council, mayor governor.
Speaker 11: You want to go straight to the top. So my
Speaker 11: question and is this a PR Is this for the
Speaker 11: pr the perception of reality?
Speaker 13: Or have you?
Speaker 11: Can you point to any leadership where you've been able
Speaker 11: to get people to believe in what you're talking about
Speaker 11: that they're not paid to do on any of these
Speaker 11: vision statements that you have. If not, then to me,
Speaker 11: it's just it's a mute point because you're telling you're
Speaker 11: holding a standard that you haven't met yourself.
Speaker 23: If you're only going to count government service, you ation,
Speaker 23: not government service.
Speaker 11: Student council in the eighth grade, ninth grade ten, where
Speaker 11: you're a leader, did you do anything to rally anybody?
Speaker 10: Because people who are in service to this country.
Speaker 11: If you're going to go around saying you want people
Speaker 11: to believe in this country that I signed up to
Speaker 11: die for, then I want to make sure that you're
Speaker 11: holding that same standard. So not government, not political, Let's
Speaker 11: not get it confused. I'm saying, have you did anything
Speaker 11: of service that we can point to to say he
Speaker 11: is a good leader like Chris And I'm not even
Speaker 11: a fan of Chris Christie, but he was the student
Speaker 11: council president in high school. So have you done anything
Speaker 11: of service besides yourself that has not benefited yourself?
Speaker 10: It's just a simple question.
Speaker 23: So I've always been drawn to healthcare. That's why I
Speaker 23: ended up founding companies in that space. When I was
Speaker 23: in high school, part of what drew me into it
Speaker 23: was that I was a volunteer at a local hospital.
Speaker 23: I actually became the leader of that group of volunteers
Speaker 23: that actually discharged women who had recently given birth.
Speaker 8: That was it.
Speaker 23: If I'm being really honest, why did I do that
Speaker 23: in high school. A part of the motivation, I'll be
Speaker 23: just brutally honest with you.
Speaker 8: Was part of the.
Speaker 23: Motivation was that's actually what allows you to get into
Speaker 23: a good college when you graduated.
Speaker 10: So the outset.
Speaker 23: So that's and I'm admitting that in a way that
Speaker 23: very few other people do. But I got to be
Speaker 23: honest about it. That was a big part of why
Speaker 23: I did it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was about self, and I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna give it back to the guys if I'm
Speaker 11: going to be honest about it with you. Leadership is
Speaker 11: not about self. I agree with you on that, but
Speaker 11: I heard what I just heard is that everything is
Speaker 11: about you, and to be honest with you, this is
Speaker 11: just a pr campaign, sir. To be honest with you,
Speaker 11: and I think your move you're trying to go further
Speaker 11: to the right because you want the Republicans to accept
Speaker 11: you as a as a man of color, and I
Speaker 11: think the only way you think you can do that
Speaker 11: is to be so extreme. I appreciate it with you,
Speaker 11: with your positions, and I think you need to do
Speaker 11: a little bit more work in service. So as a veteran,
Speaker 11: I appreciate very hard for me to follow leaders that
Speaker 11: make everything about them. So you might want to work
Speaker 11: on that because there's a lot of veterans in Republicans,
Speaker 11: so you might want to work on that, on that
Speaker 11: talking point, and maybe do some volunteering while you're on
Speaker 11: the campaign trail.
Speaker 10: I'm going to give it back to Charlemagne and Envy.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 6: I appreciate you guys having me.
Speaker 4: How do I do you mean?
Speaker 23: I do mean that, actually, because we don't do this enough, right,
Speaker 23: So I do mean and I will come back if
Speaker 23: you guys will have me when I'm in New York City.
Speaker 3: Because to your point, the Republican debate will be way worse.
Speaker 6: It's don't we got to get Riald with you.
Speaker 10: Definitely say you Chris.
Speaker 11: Chris is going to ask about your background, so you
Speaker 11: might want to start might want to start volunteering on
Speaker 11: your free time.
Speaker 6: Oh, I don't believe in virtue signaling.
Speaker 4: I am who I am.
Speaker 23: I'm an open book. We're all in perfect human beings.
Speaker 23: We're in perfect country. We aspire to be the best
Speaker 23: version of that's.
Speaker 10: Not virtually signaling, though, sir, that's just a question.
Speaker 11: You know, and you need to aspire to do something
Speaker 11: other than something that benefits yourself.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 11: If you want to say you're going to serve the country,
Speaker 11: the president is a service role, it's not. It's not
Speaker 11: running a business.
Speaker 6: So it's the positive I'll give you.
Speaker 23: I think your message is powerful for young Americans across
Speaker 23: this country to hear, and that's all My.
Speaker 10: Message is right for.
Speaker 11: My message is for you because you're saying that people
Speaker 11: need to reach a certain level of service to be
Speaker 11: able to vote in the country that my ancestors fault
Speaker 11: and died for. So my message is not for you.
Speaker 11: See I don't do visionary messages. I do direct, straight shot,
Speaker 11: the holds of straight shot, no chaser. My message for
Speaker 11: you is, if you're going to require people to be
Speaker 11: a certain age to vote, you should have been able
Speaker 11: to meet that. My message for you is, if you're
Speaker 11: going to say that either if you can't do that,
Speaker 11: if you can't pass the test, then you need to
Speaker 11: be able to provide service to your country.
Speaker 10: You should have been A message.
Speaker 23: To you is if you disagree with me, you don't
Speaker 23: have to vote for me, but I respect your view
Speaker 23: and we need to actually have a country where.
Speaker 3: We need to have.
Speaker 6: Personaliz That's all.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to point out the discrepancies on your
Speaker 11: platform versus what you've actually done, because that doesn't want
Speaker 11: to have.
Speaker 9: The country is.
Speaker 6: I grew up in this country and I want to
Speaker 6: ask lead. I want this lead the next generation to
Speaker 6: be proud for you. Well, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you.
Speaker 23: I appreciate you wishing that for me and I and
Speaker 23: I'm in this because I actually want to give back
Speaker 23: to a country that yes has allowed me to succeed
Speaker 23: in it, and I want to make sure that the
Speaker 23: next generation Americans lives that same dream.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 11: As a veteran, I want you to be a leader
Speaker 11: and I want you to serve this country before you
Speaker 11: tell everybody else they got a service.
Speaker 10: That's all. We just have a difference of opinion.
Speaker 6: I appreciate your opinion.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Campaign.
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Speaker 7: just for being here, bro, just being a listener and
Speaker 7: calling in and you guys inviting me. This is like
Speaker 7: the only morning like radio morning show that has probably
Speaker 7: done something like this, is taking the listener and the
Speaker 7: allowing them to actually co host with you guys. Show
Speaker 7: the listeners out there and that level they really do.
Speaker 7: I appreciate their fans, bro, and appreciate their listening. But
Speaker 7: it's very important to note Trave, we know you. It's
Speaker 7: not like you just be calling in and we was.
Speaker 3: Just like, hey, come on up when you first started
Speaker 3: calling in, and then we.
Speaker 1: Got to know him because TRAVI used to come around.
Speaker 1: Try have been the multiple events. You and Taylor are
Speaker 1: really cool. You and Taylor gotten really I meant Taylor
Speaker 1: through calling, so it wasn't just like he just we
Speaker 1: knew him and he know. He's been started as a
Speaker 1: caller and he's been consistent in a lot of different ways,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. Like we've seen Travel enough,
Speaker 1: Travis come to enough, evince him and Taylor hang out.
Speaker 3: We know Trive ain't crazy.
Speaker 4: Last day Prime Month.
Speaker 7: I just want to say, you know, continue being yourself,
Speaker 7: bump persons, you know matter be yourself though.
Speaker 4: Man, I'm just.
Speaker 3: Glad that I was able to come out here and
Speaker 3: be with you guys. Bro sh Stone to kissing, makeup
Speaker 3: and beats.
Speaker 4: I don't know who that is you're saying that name, bro?
Speaker 3: All right, Well when we come back, positive notice to
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club, good morning. Everybody is the j n G.
Speaker 2: Charlamage the God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time
Speaker 2: for the positive note. Charlamane, you got something for us?
Speaker 1: Before we do the positive note, I think we gotta
Speaker 1: let the people know we're not gonna be here next week.
Speaker 3: Next week, we're on vacation, vacation. It's fourth for July.
Speaker 3: I already know what.
Speaker 9: Time it is, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're going for the week.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 1: We'll be back in what seven days? This is our
Speaker 1: this is our summer reset, right, Yeah, we're forced to
Speaker 1: do that. It's our summer reset, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: We don't really get another reset until the holidays. And
Speaker 1: you know, we got a lot of things that we
Speaker 1: got to solidify here on the Breakfast Listen to now, man,
Speaker 1: let me listen to you everything.
Speaker 2: Best of, best of showing interviews that we might not
Speaker 2: have put out that you say. And it sucks because
Speaker 2: I was supposed to do my call show this weekend
Speaker 2: and we pushed it back a couple of weeks because
Speaker 2: everything that's going on in the world today.
Speaker 3: So I didn't schedule a vacation. So I'm gonna be here.
Speaker 3: I ain't got a lot of time, huh. I still
Speaker 3: got time.
Speaker 4: Yeah you got money. Where we going? Bring me with
Speaker 4: you kids?
Speaker 3: I put the kids in camp and all that. So
Speaker 3: we come out. We are right now out out. We
Speaker 3: all enjoy your vacation. I'll be here and this nasty weather,
Speaker 3: this is gonna be nasty this week and rain, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we ain't got We ain't gonna be worried about
Speaker 1: I'll be here to We ain't gonna be worried about that.
Speaker 1: Forget you travel first class to change the full class man.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to get to that life. Man, I'm
Speaker 1: speaking into existence. God got something for me. Well it's
Speaker 1: actually an extra leg room Jet Blue. But now you
Speaker 1: make me won't go out. They packed the bags me
Speaker 1: out of here. I got you listen, Let you wow
Speaker 1: the positive notice simply this man saluting my good sister
Speaker 1: Nadre to wab globba. If y'all follow Najor, y'all know
Speaker 1: she's amazing, y'all read her books. But she put up
Speaker 1: five signs that you're growing. When you feel confident in
Speaker 1: your knowledge, you gracefully allow others to be wrong. You're
Speaker 1: faith in things working out kicks in faster than doubt.
Speaker 1: You consider your feelings. In tone before conversations. You can
Speaker 1: feel and process your feelings most of the time without overreacting,
Speaker 1: and your mood is stable more often.
Speaker 3: Those are five signs that you're growing, from nadri to
Speaker 3: wab glova.
Speaker 1: Chew on those this holiday weekend, All right, enjoy that'll
Speaker 1: be cool, Peace.
Speaker 3: Breakfast club bitches. Y'all finished or y'all done.