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Speaker 1: And today we got a special guest co host Alicia Renee.
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Speaker 6: Will He has a documentary out called The Golden Boy.
Speaker 6: It's a two part series. I watched it. I thoroughly
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Speaker 1: And then we got front page news next Tesla's figure out.
Speaker 1: Will be joining us. Got a lot to discuss, Man
Speaker 1: Carley Russell. We'll talk about it when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host, Alicia Renee.
Speaker 1: And let's get in some front page news. So that
Speaker 1: last night was the Powerball?
Speaker 2: Correct? What wasn't making millions? I get him confused? What
Speaker 2: was yesterday? Wednesday?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the billion dollars? So somebody want a billion dollars.
Speaker 1: So if you have family in LA. They said the
Speaker 1: ticket was brought downtown l A. If you have family
Speaker 1: in LA. Somebody won that billion dollar ticket last night.
Speaker 3: Why I didn't see the sign change this morning. You know,
Speaker 3: in the morning you be driving, you're looking to see
Speaker 3: if the sign change. I ain't see the sign change.
Speaker 3: It's still say the billy.
Speaker 2: Now, well that's what they said when I was driving
Speaker 2: in and heard the news. I won for dollars.
Speaker 7: This is heart breaking out here with y'all. I didn't
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Speaker 10: Morning DJ Envy, Good morning beautiful Alicia and Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 11: I guess I should have got that ticket in LA
Speaker 11: the one time I didn't get.
Speaker 2: The ticket, I know.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's jump right into it. A lot
Speaker 1: went on yesterday with Carley Russell. So what's give us
Speaker 1: some updates.
Speaker 11: Oh, this is a lot to unpack.
Speaker 10: The Hoover Police Department held a news conference to provide
Speaker 10: an update on the car Carlie Russell investigation. Now, for
Speaker 10: those that don't know, carl Russell is the Alabama woman
Speaker 10: who disappeared last week after she said she saw a
Speaker 10: toddler walking on the interstate. Now, during the press conference,
Speaker 10: the Chief of Police said that there's no reason to
Speaker 10: believe that there is any threat or danger to the
Speaker 10: public because the public was really concerned wanted to make sure, hey,
Speaker 10: was there somebody out there, So they wanted to make
Speaker 10: sure that people know that there was no threat or
Speaker 10: danger to the public connected to this case. He also
Speaker 10: went further to say that police have not been able
Speaker 10: to confirm much of the information provided by Russell in
Speaker 10: her initial interview with police. So let's keep in mind
Speaker 10: she's interviewed with them once, not twice. They're looking for
Speaker 10: that second interview from her, and she has not met
Speaker 10: with him yet. The Chief of Police also said that
Speaker 10: Russell's toxicology report was not suspicious and that there is
Speaker 10: currently no indication of mental illness. So based upon her
Speaker 10: health record, based upon interviews with her family, they said
Speaker 10: they cannot confirm the mental illness. I thought that was
Speaker 10: important to also point out to folks. Police have still
Speaker 10: not officially the determine if a crime was committed in
Speaker 10: this incident.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 10: Police also provided details from the investigation, which included a
Speaker 10: search of her possible Internet search history. In the days
Speaker 10: leading to her disappearance. Let's listen to some of that
Speaker 10: and then we'll talk about it on the other side.
Speaker 9: On July eleventh, at seven thirty am, the term you
Speaker 9: have to pay for an amber alert was searched On
Speaker 9: July thirteenth at one oh three am, the day of
Speaker 9: her disappearance. The term how to take money from a
Speaker 9: register without being caught was searched on July thirteenth at
Speaker 9: to thirteen am, the day of her disappearance. The term
Speaker 9: Birmingham bus station was searched on July thirteenth to thirty
Speaker 9: five am. A search for a one way bus ticket
Speaker 9: from Birmingham to Nashville was conducted with a departure date
Speaker 9: of July thirteenth. On July thirteenth, at twelfth ten PM,
Speaker 9: a search for the movie taken a film about a production.
Speaker 2: Was conducted.
Speaker 6: Some random ass thurges. Well, you know that's why I
Speaker 6: told y'all. Don't being a rushed to be on either
Speaker 6: side of you know, whether she was lying or not.
Speaker 6: Let the fact come out and the truth will come
Speaker 6: out with it is the whole story, all the way
Speaker 6: out out though or it is just the text.
Speaker 3: Messages have been released.
Speaker 2: I think just I don't think the whole thing is
Speaker 2: I think the text messages to search.
Speaker 1: I don't think the whole story is out of yet
Speaker 1: they're trying to get a second interview, and I don't
Speaker 1: think she granted the second interview. My only thing when
Speaker 1: when we heard the story the first time, the reason
Speaker 1: I was questionable is when you said a toddler was
Speaker 1: walking down the highway right, and we've seen the video
Speaker 1: up the traffic on that highway, and the fact that
Speaker 1: she was the only person allegedly that's seen that child.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing that raised Because you're in a highway.
Speaker 1: More people say, hey, I've seen a kid on the
Speaker 1: side of the road, or I've seen a kid on
Speaker 1: the side of the road.
Speaker 2: Only one person seeing this kid on the side of
Speaker 2: the I.
Speaker 3: Don't remember them telling us that it was a highway
Speaker 3: at first.
Speaker 6: Yeah it was she, but I start she saw a
Speaker 6: toddle of walking it was a highwayway and I know
Speaker 6: it was a highway.
Speaker 2: We found that out, but I don't remember that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they said that in the original story.
Speaker 10: And just as another point of clarity for those that
Speaker 10: want to know, you know, didn't get a chance to
Speaker 10: watch the press release, they were able to to see
Speaker 10: that she did drive six hundred yards, claiming that she
Speaker 10: followed was following this toddler, you know. So when they
Speaker 10: told her, you know, keep following the toddler, She's like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 10: I'm following. That's some of the surveillance that the video
Speaker 10: that came out earlier this week. And six hundred yards
Speaker 10: just so in case folks don't know what that is,
Speaker 10: that's like six football fields. So again, apparently following a
Speaker 10: toddler on the highway for six football fields and nobody
Speaker 10: seeing that toddler is definitely suspicious.
Speaker 6: That's definitely screened. The only thing I don't like when
Speaker 6: the police said, you know, there's no threat or danger out.
Speaker 7: There, it's code for it.
Speaker 3: She lied, sure, But there is a threat.
Speaker 6: Of danger because human trafficking is real, meaning in this
Speaker 6: case directly because people were very.
Speaker 3: Scared in that area, human traffickers in that area.
Speaker 1: But he's meaning threat in that particular case because people
Speaker 1: were scared in that case.
Speaker 3: I'm sure she made it all up.
Speaker 6: All I'm saying is the threat of human trafficking is real,
Speaker 6: and there's hundreds of thousands of women and children who
Speaker 6: go missing, especially black ones, every day, So you know
Speaker 6: there's a threat of human trafficking out there.
Speaker 2: This it might not be the pres she make it
Speaker 2: made though, Well least let me ask you a question.
Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of women upset about this because
Speaker 1: they're saying, you know, the threat with human trafficking, like
Speaker 1: Charlamage said, is serious, and because if they feel like
Speaker 1: maybe law enforcemental police might take you.
Speaker 2: Know, cases serious anymore. So how do you feel about
Speaker 2: that yourself?
Speaker 1: Test as well, because you guys are women, and it's
Speaker 1: it's really dealt with a lot of women getting kidnapped.
Speaker 7: One thousand percent.
Speaker 8: I mean, first of all, I always believe black women.
Speaker 8: Let's start there, which is why so many of us,
Speaker 8: like rallied immediately. I know, Elle, like Charlotte what you said,
Speaker 8: Like you know, we have to make sure all the
Speaker 8: facts come out first. But you know, when we see
Speaker 8: one of us missing, Tess, I'm sure you can agree.
Speaker 8: We're instantly now we're reposting, posting because you know, society
Speaker 8: will look for Waldo before they look for us. Let's
Speaker 8: just keep that a buck, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: And so on his face obviously we're hoping that there's
Speaker 8: more to this story that kind.
Speaker 7: Of leads more credence to what she's saying. But look
Speaker 7: in real size.
Speaker 10: Tests, well, you know, coming from an activist standpoint, when
Speaker 10: you look at anybody being missing, you have to respond immediately,
Speaker 10: you know, within twenty four hour.
Speaker 11: We don't really have time to wait.
Speaker 10: And I think that's anybody, you know, the forty eight
Speaker 10: hour period, which also is another point.
Speaker 11: She came back right at the forty eight hour period.
Speaker 11: But time is of the essence.
Speaker 10: So I think it's important that we do that, whether
Speaker 10: we're talking about black women or if we're talking about
Speaker 10: the story I did a month ago about the Cleveland
Speaker 10: almost thirty children who went missing in Cleveland that I
Speaker 10: don't see people talking about, you know, So, whether it's women,
Speaker 10: black women, black men, black us, period, the stats show
Speaker 10: that they do not look for us in general.
Speaker 11: However, to Charlot Magne's point when.
Speaker 10: He says that you know, there still is a threat
Speaker 10: and we still need to talk about the larger issue,
Speaker 10: that's important as well.
Speaker 11: But two things can be true at the same time.
Speaker 11: You know, folks like to make a mallory.
Speaker 10: For example, she went live yesterday to talk about her
Speaker 10: disappointment you know, in this young lady if we find
Speaker 10: out that it is not true, because again she still
Speaker 10: has the interview and we still have to go through
Speaker 10: the process. So there's some disappointment and some empathy I
Speaker 10: have for her mother if this was not true, you know,
Speaker 10: sending her mother through that type of terror.
Speaker 11: Uh, you know that upsets me.
Speaker 10: And so we just have to unpack, you know, all
Speaker 10: of this and not not not make this conflate this
Speaker 10: into one big thing, but talk about each thing.
Speaker 11: For example, mental illness.
Speaker 10: The reason why I pointed that out there were a
Speaker 10: lot of folks in the mental illness community that reached
Speaker 10: out to say, hey, we don't want the stigma of
Speaker 10: every time something happens saying oh, it must be mental illness,
Speaker 10: because then, you know, we're not really digging into what happened. Obviously,
Speaker 10: she created this type of scheme. Something is off, but
Speaker 10: we got to be careful of misdiagnosing folks as well,
Speaker 10: you know, and still holding her accountable she did if
Speaker 10: she did this and she lied, she needs to be
Speaker 10: held accountable.
Speaker 11: She needs charges. We need to be very clear about that.
Speaker 10: But we also, still, like Charlemagne, the larger point talk
Speaker 10: about what are we doing in general, you know, for
Speaker 10: missing the missing folks.
Speaker 6: And furthermore, as a black woman, I would also like
Speaker 6: to say, they don't take our cases serious to begin with.
Speaker 6: False false claims are not the reason they don't take
Speaker 6: the cases of missing black women and children serious.
Speaker 3: It's because they are black.
Speaker 6: And think about it, if they were allegedly looking for
Speaker 6: her for forty eight hours, they couldn't even find her
Speaker 6: and she wasn't even really missing, So that lets you
Speaker 6: know they weren't really looking. You identify as black women,
Speaker 6: So you, like I said, so you I don't know
Speaker 6: if you didn't realize that those are the ingredients that
Speaker 6: make humans men.
Speaker 11: And maybe what's your what's your thoughts on accountability?
Speaker 3: Dominican?
Speaker 2: I mean I agree with what you said.
Speaker 1: I mean I think like this this can take away
Speaker 1: from other black women when they become missing, because you know,
Speaker 1: police are I don't think that.
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 3: I don't because they take the case it's serious to
Speaker 3: begin with.
Speaker 1: I do, But not only that, Like you just see
Speaker 1: the people that got behind this case, right, because everybody
Speaker 1: was like, we want the same amount of press that
Speaker 1: was behind the submersible, right, So what's gonna happen is
Speaker 1: another Another time this happens, people are going to be
Speaker 1: less likely to post because they'renna say well, let's see
Speaker 1: what happens first.
Speaker 8: But that's where accountability within our own community is. You
Speaker 8: know prevalent should be me and talked about that yesterday.
Speaker 2: But let's get it off your chest tests we'll see
Speaker 2: in a couple of minutes. Think so much.
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Speaker 2: Is the breakfast Club? Good morning, the breakfast Club?
Speaker 12: Power?
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Speaker 12: Hellos this yere y some trap?
Speaker 3: Jesus, what updrave.
Speaker 4: Who we got up there today helping us go over.
Speaker 2: To renee hi trap but going norm as.
Speaker 7: I can't complain, baby, how are you tra?
Speaker 11: Have you got audible?
Speaker 13: But that's not your call to talk.
Speaker 4: About this Raggedy Ben Parly ro oh lord, I'm calling
Speaker 4: about this raggedy bit.
Speaker 3: You should go in bits just because she lied, because
Speaker 3: if she I don't like that any other time, y'all
Speaker 3: don't talk to a black woman like that.
Speaker 12: He didn't, I say, a man for a woman.
Speaker 4: It could be like justum, raggedy. I think it's highly
Speaker 4: exul of what he did. And now black women, a
Speaker 4: lot of these people are not gonna take black women.
Speaker 11: That's not true.
Speaker 3: Try we gotta stop saying that they weren't taking us
Speaker 3: stairs to begin with. They weren't taking black women.
Speaker 11: They took her.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: The job?
Speaker 2: Yes, they did their job.
Speaker 4: I mean like white folks, because I mean as far
Speaker 4: as like the police, the resources and everything.
Speaker 6: That man, they did that job. That's what we pay
Speaker 6: police to do. Investigate whether or not somebody lying. Police
Speaker 6: can't decide, Oh I don't believe the person, so I
Speaker 6: can't investigate.
Speaker 3: We pay them to do their job. That's what taxpayers
Speaker 3: money go to. Like when we say we wasted their resources, no,
Speaker 3: we then they did their job.
Speaker 1: Lauren, Good morning, Good morning Guysance Lauren, So I want to.
Speaker 14: Talk about the best some woman can that's going on.
Speaker 4: I hope they just find her some psychological help. Not
Speaker 4: every situation needs to be jail. This obviously like a
Speaker 4: crime for help.
Speaker 13: I don't know why she did it.
Speaker 11: The information so as a complete because she hasn't made
Speaker 11: her statement. But is it to come out that she
Speaker 11: made this all up?
Speaker 4: I just hope they just find her out.
Speaker 1: Not the justice system just be so cool sometimes and
Speaker 1: not every situation needs to be in jail.
Speaker 3: I know y'all say that, but she's definitely going to jail.
Speaker 3: She lied to the people. I'll tell you that, right, But.
Speaker 1: It's the thing, right, And I guess we could ask
Speaker 1: test right, how many times have we heard stories of
Speaker 1: Karen lying on black people and nothing happens.
Speaker 2: Hell, we hear that all the time.
Speaker 1: They'll lie, they said this, and they'll put black people's
Speaker 1: lives in danger and they get no jail time. Although
Speaker 1: what I think she did is wrong. If you're not
Speaker 1: going to lock up everybody else, that that lies about
Speaker 1: us when we do certain things, you can't lock up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: can you go to jail for I'm sure you can't go.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you can't.
Speaker 2: Absolutely are you're telling absolute truth? For here's the thing.
Speaker 3: She is black, and y'all got to stop with these
Speaker 3: what ifs when you know what it is when we black.
Speaker 2: No, you're right, but that doesn't make it fair.
Speaker 1: And that doesn't make it right because we've seen so
Speaker 1: many cases since you talked. Remember the man I was
Speaker 1: watching the bird, the bird watching man, and the lady
Speaker 1: called and the cops this, this, that and the other,
Speaker 1: and they came.
Speaker 2: He could have got shot. She didn't go shore.
Speaker 6: This is America, and in America, all of this laughing
Speaker 6: and joke, it could turn the two three years for
Speaker 6: that young lady real quick. I saw Roy would say
Speaker 6: that yesterday, and that's very true.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. If you need to vin hit
Speaker 1: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Right right, ray, Yo, are we lost?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Got an indoor pool. We want to hear from you
Speaker 2: on the Breakfast Club on the phone right now here,
Speaker 2: tell you what it is.
Speaker 1: I just want to let y'all know we tried to
Speaker 1: go to his call up. This lady's name was Rochelle.
Speaker 1: She wanted to get it off her chest. She said
Speaker 1: she can't listen to young Jeezy anymore. And the reason
Speaker 1: this is before she said you stupid, She said her
Speaker 1: ex cheated on her and took it and took the
Speaker 1: girl to the Jez concert.
Speaker 2: Her coworker caught them. Because of that, she can't listen
Speaker 2: on the phone. No, she went up. I was trying
Speaker 2: to get to it.
Speaker 7: Man, you got to let that burn.
Speaker 2: Says Damn that ain't jeezy for it.
Speaker 6: Mama, that is definitely not you can't do. I understand
Speaker 6: the trauma though that being attached to it, especially if
Speaker 6: Jez was her and her blue favorite artist. But damn
Speaker 6: it been there guy.
Speaker 3: You took her to a jeezy content and not me.
Speaker 2: Dang, hello, who's this?
Speaker 11: Good morning?
Speaker 4: And good morning Leonardo?
Speaker 5: And uh.
Speaker 1: I really likely you know now I'm starting to see
Speaker 1: the turtle. I'm starting to see the head.
Speaker 2: Yes, so I used to get that in middle school.
Speaker 2: Leon Right, give off your.
Speaker 15: Because that's not because he spelt my name wrong.
Speaker 11: When he tried to move. Yeah, when you tried to
Speaker 11: make a donation to watch her, let's.
Speaker 2: Talk about that now. I listen.
Speaker 6: I wanted to make the donation. I was going to
Speaker 6: donate a nice amount of money. But it said that
Speaker 6: you got to pay a dollar a month. It would
Speaker 6: not let me do any I couldn't even make the
Speaker 6: donation if I didn't agree to pay a dollar a
Speaker 6: month from here on up.
Speaker 10: That is not true.
Speaker 2: I promise you.
Speaker 11: I deal with my website.
Speaker 15: I mean, I'm a tech person.
Speaker 13: All you have to do is click on pay pal
Speaker 13: and then.
Speaker 11: Put whatever if you want to donate a dollar, donate
Speaker 11: a dollar.
Speaker 2: Anybody you know, unk is kind of slow with the
Speaker 2: with the with the tech stuff, Mama.
Speaker 7: It could be a clickable link, bro, Yeah, he's not
Speaker 7: the brightest. Hold on sometimes it's a link.
Speaker 2: Hello, it was this anytime? Get it off your chest, man.
Speaker 13: I'm calling about the young lady who lied or you know,
Speaker 13: with all this investigation, y'all remember one of the when
Speaker 13: the Caucasian lady did the same thing and she goes
Speaker 13: fiance at the altar, but they gave her like seven years.
Speaker 4: She might be still in prison.
Speaker 3: Which one and so many of them, the.
Speaker 13: One in California. I think it was a couple of
Speaker 13: years back.
Speaker 7: He's right that she claimed that, uh, this Hispanic couple
Speaker 7: kidnapped her.
Speaker 8: Same case, right, Well, not that one, the one that
Speaker 8: goes to her husband and it was looking for her.
Speaker 7: That's the one we're talking about the same thing. Yes,
Speaker 7: it was.
Speaker 8: She claimed that it was the Hispanic family that kidnapped
Speaker 8: her and had her locked up in the in some
Speaker 8: dungeon or something.
Speaker 13: But then she was with her ex boy prep and
Speaker 13: the ex boyfriend came and said, naw, she lied. She
Speaker 13: was with me these a couple of weeks, and all
Speaker 13: they said to the prison she I think she got
Speaker 13: about five to seven years.
Speaker 3: Class she got eighteen months. You talk about Cherry Peppini,
Speaker 3: I remember that eighteen months.
Speaker 13: Live so like DC Young Friday, bring your glass here,
Speaker 13: she gotta go baby.
Speaker 2: In California, in Alabama.
Speaker 6: But yes, Cherry Pappini did get eighteen months in prison
Speaker 6: for faking her own abduction.
Speaker 7: But Tess correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 8: I think that they were a little stricter with her
Speaker 8: because she specifically like like she gave a complete breakdown.
Speaker 8: There was a lot of police resources that were expended, right,
Speaker 8: Like it was just.
Speaker 6: More of a she collected some social Security money. She
Speaker 6: did all that so she could collect disability from Social Security.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, I mean, and let's just compare this. I mean,
Speaker 10: we all know that people talk of bringing up the
Speaker 10: justice from that story. So when we looked at his
Speaker 10: story and and how he also you know, faked his assault.
Speaker 10: He was ordered to pay one hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 10: dollars a little over that for restitution to the City
Speaker 10: of Chicago for those you know, resources that were spent,
Speaker 10: which would also would be spent in Carl's case. He
Speaker 10: also was sentenced to one hundred and fifty days in
Speaker 10: jail for lyne to police at sid Yeah, and then
Speaker 10: of the felony. So I think his case is probably
Speaker 10: similar to this one, you know, but it's really that
Speaker 10: fossilly supported and those resources that they can make her
Speaker 10: pay back.
Speaker 7: I think she hit the nail on the head when
Speaker 7: she was like, you see she came back within that forty.
Speaker 3: When she came back at.
Speaker 2: Forty seven, is true, I don't know.
Speaker 11: Yeah, like literally, yes, she was right on the market. Yeah, again,
Speaker 11: we do.
Speaker 10: I'm interested in seeing the second interview. I'm really interested
Speaker 10: to see what they can press.
Speaker 1: You know, she's gonna get an attorney. She's not You're
Speaker 1: not gonna get a second interview. She's gonna get an attorney.
Speaker 1: And it's gonna it's gonna be a suit. She's not
Speaker 1: gonna do a second interview. There's no way in hell
Speaker 1: any attorney would allow her to do a second interview.
Speaker 6: I just don't want people to use this as an
Speaker 6: opportunity to minimize the fact that there are hundreds of
Speaker 6: thousands of missing black women and children in this country,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. I don't want people to
Speaker 6: start saying like this is why they don't take us serious.
Speaker 2: No, they wasn't taking a serious performance.
Speaker 10: Man like Charlamaine is right with that, and we we
Speaker 10: agree on that. But I also want people to understand
Speaker 10: when this happens. I'm really thinking about Charlamagne, like I said,
Speaker 10: the youth that we're trying to get involved, and when
Speaker 10: they say, oh, you know, what's the point, and I know,
Speaker 10: we say, well, they're not going to be down anyway,
Speaker 10: and we get that, but I just we want to
Speaker 10: keep people engaged.
Speaker 11: We want to keep people involved, and we still have
Speaker 11: to go hard.
Speaker 10: You know, we still have to go hard tomorrow, the
Speaker 10: next day and the next day, and there's gonna be
Speaker 10: some disappointment, but we have to have some accountability in
Speaker 10: our community as well.
Speaker 11: And we have to stay in the fight, so all
Speaker 11: of these things be true at the same time that Charlemagne,
Speaker 11: You're right, it's not about a white issue.
Speaker 10: And if white people care or not, I'm concerned that
Speaker 10: those who are easily disappointed, you know.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I ain't Eve talking about white people. We're
Speaker 3: just talking about simple math.
Speaker 6: If one, if one situation can make you not engaged
Speaker 6: as opposed to hundreds of thousands of people who are
Speaker 6: actually missing, then I don't think you really want to
Speaker 6: be down.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, when we come back, we got your
Speaker 1: roomal report. We got to tell you about Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 1: He shares why he's never been invited to the Rock
Speaker 1: Nation Brunch. We'll tell you about that when we come back.
Speaker 1: And don't forget. Oscar de la Hoya will be joining
Speaker 1: us next hour. It's the Breakfast Club on be et,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello for morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's TJ ANDV. He showing me and the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. We
Speaker 1: got our guest co host, Alicia Renee. That's right, and
Speaker 1: Unleashed for Love is out on audible right now. Let's
Speaker 1: talk Stop Dogg through my.
Speaker 2: Whole lot of names, or you've gossip been chatty? Is
Speaker 2: the rumor report?
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: This is where the tea.
Speaker 2: Spells right right now.
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg has claimed that he's never been invited to
Speaker 1: Jay Z's Rock Nation brunch. There's a couple of people
Speaker 1: that say they haven't been invited to the brunch and
Speaker 1: people are upset about it. Well, jay Z, I mean
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg spoke about it, but you could tell he
Speaker 1: was joking.
Speaker 12: Of course, I don't get invited to none of the
Speaker 12: Rock Nation brunches.
Speaker 2: All feel bad?
Speaker 3: Me neither.
Speaker 12: Okay, as long as me and Snoop at home together,
Speaker 12: I ain't mad at it.
Speaker 17: I know why they didn't want me to come. I'm
Speaker 17: gonna be the sharpist, Okay. They know when I walk
Speaker 17: in my outfit're gonna turn everything out, You understand me.
Speaker 2: Keep that all the party's gotta be fashion shows.
Speaker 17: Now, No, it's all good. Say that's my god. You
Speaker 17: know what I'm saying. I just say, had time to
Speaker 17: slide to one of those brunches. Maybe next time we
Speaker 17: can all go together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, like as if they're going to deny
Speaker 2: Snoop DOGG not at all. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Snoop Dog can walk into any establishment with a blunt
Speaker 6: in his mouth and they'll let him in.
Speaker 3: Probably even the White House.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Probably.
Speaker 1: And it is two events that people always want to
Speaker 1: go to and seem like they will do anything to
Speaker 1: go to. One is Jay Z's Rock Nation Brunch and
Speaker 1: the other is Mike Rubin's Fourth of July party, the
Speaker 1: White Party.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the White Party. I don't know about Mike group
Speaker 2: for people. A lot of people won't go to that.
Speaker 6: Maybe now if it Mike keep hugging people from the back,
Speaker 6: it's gonna be a lot of people that's gonna go
Speaker 6: out there for a good time.
Speaker 2: Mike.
Speaker 6: You better be careful. You better be careful, Mike. I
Speaker 6: meaning a lot of people say they want to hug
Speaker 6: from the back from.
Speaker 1: You, Kay Jesus now shout the Snoop Dog, Snoop Dog
Speaker 1: and Eat forty I also have partner to drop their
Speaker 1: first cookbook.
Speaker 2: It's titled Goon with the Spoon.
Speaker 1: It's set to be released out of November fourteenth, where
Speaker 1: they share some of their crazy and amazing recipes.
Speaker 6: Easy call, No Brainer, drop on the clues bombs for
Speaker 6: et forty. No, you forty can cook? Yes what I've
Speaker 6: been following you forty on Instagram for a long time, Like,
Speaker 6: I love watching you Forty's Instagram because he going with
Speaker 6: the spot.
Speaker 2: He really shutting up. He might be better than you.
Speaker 7: Just don't do it. Wow the lies hetail, Wow can
Speaker 7: cook though, we can have a cookoff. I want to
Speaker 7: do a gumbo off E forty if you're.
Speaker 6: Listening, I know forty can't touch least gumbo and I
Speaker 6: ain't even worry about that now.
Speaker 2: Shout to Kyrie Irving.
Speaker 1: We were talking about this case the other day on
Speaker 1: Front Page News about a South Carolina woman that was
Speaker 1: protecting her family home. They were trying to take her home.
Speaker 1: It was in Hilton Headed Island and she wanted to
Speaker 1: pass it on to her family. Seems like the developer
Speaker 1: has been trying to get this one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: seven unit complex next to her property has been having problems. Well,
Speaker 1: Kyrie Irvin decided to help out and gave her forty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars to help her fight that case.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: The clue bond for Kyrie Irvan reason where.
Speaker 7: That Tyler Perry was trying to help her also hold
Speaker 7: on to her family land.
Speaker 6: I think Tyler and raising awareness for it. And my
Speaker 6: good Brothercari Sellers is her attorney. He represented her pro
Speaker 6: bono too, by the way, so yes, she's getting a
Speaker 6: lot of assistance, all right.
Speaker 1: And lastly, a New York Times article compiled a list
Speaker 1: of stories about fifty rappers, and Gucci Maine was one
Speaker 1: of them. Now Gucci talks about he admitted that hustles
Speaker 1: like Birdman voted him motivated him to pursue a career
Speaker 1: as a musician. He said he wasn't even really in
Speaker 1: love with hip hop. He said, I'm a hustler. I'm like, damn,
Speaker 1: I really don't want to sell dope all the time.
Speaker 1: It's too risky. If Jermaine Dupre can put out Crisscross,
Speaker 1: Birdman ain't really a good rapper, and I got a
Speaker 1: little money I can get in this. So they're saying
Speaker 1: that Birdman influenced him to start rapping. This came from
Speaker 1: the New York.
Speaker 6: All That made perfect sense to me. Though it may
Speaker 6: sound like a disc but I get what he's saying.
Speaker 7: What's Birdman? We were catching random strate business.
Speaker 1: But I guess if you think about it. If you
Speaker 1: look at it, he probably was like, damn JD put
Speaker 1: out Crisscross.
Speaker 2: They're wearing clothes backwards. I'm from Atlanta.
Speaker 1: And then you look at Birdman, and you know, nobody says,
Speaker 1: you know, Birdman, he put out great songs, but you
Speaker 1: don't know what he looks as Birdman as a lyricist. Right,
Speaker 1: you don't put Birdman with little Wayne, you know me,
Speaker 1: You don't put him on the same level as No.
Speaker 2: That's the fact.
Speaker 3: And I've always thought about stuff like that.
Speaker 6: And I thought about stuff like that even when in
Speaker 6: regards to the presidency, right, because everybody was like Barack
Speaker 6: Obama so inspiring. Barack Obama, you know, makes it makes
Speaker 6: you feel like, you know, little black kids can be president.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, no, listen, Donald Trump more so, the
Speaker 3: bar so low. What s to be to be president Obama?
Speaker 3: You got to be exceptional.
Speaker 6: I think about all the things President Obama had had
Speaker 6: to accomplish before he became President Trump.
Speaker 3: The ball was so low. Trump is the president make
Speaker 3: you feel like, you know, what, if he can do it,
Speaker 3: I can do it.
Speaker 8: And shook off a random squirrel plopped it on his
Speaker 8: head and got all the way to the White House.
Speaker 18: Here you go with some country saying that what you
Speaker 18: just say, that's perched on some crazy Something in the
Speaker 18: milk ain't clean.
Speaker 2: I tell you what in the milk is?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 7: Something in the milk and clean?
Speaker 3: I've heard that one.
Speaker 2: I never heard that you're red. Something in the milk clean?
Speaker 7: Wash isn't rinsing?
Speaker 2: I heard, No, that's a washing machine. What what's the
Speaker 2: milk clean?
Speaker 7: When it comes out the rents the milk.
Speaker 2: And clean, it's spoiled. I think that, really, you think
Speaker 2: what it means. That's what it means, spoiled.
Speaker 8: Something is wrong, something in the milk and clean, something
Speaker 8: not right, you know, coagulated, I say the right quager.
Speaker 7: I'm sound like you ell just coming up from.
Speaker 2: Hell for these words. All right, and that is your
Speaker 2: rumor report.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back and got front page, you testling, figure, oh,
Speaker 1: be joining us again in Oscar de la Hoya will
Speaker 1: be here, so don't move. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: the breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
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Speaker 1: Everybody is dej n V CHARLAMAGNEA God. We are the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. We got our special guest host with us today,
Speaker 1: Miss Alisha Vanae.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get in some front page news telling.
Speaker 11: Them welcome back. Good morning, Alicia, beautiful a Lisia. We
Speaker 11: having some great conversations today.
Speaker 7: We all have.
Speaker 3: You ain't lunch.
Speaker 11: This is behind the scene conversations, Jamee.
Speaker 2: Now, let's jump right into it. Let's talk about the
Speaker 2: I R S whistleblower. What's going on now?
Speaker 10: Yeah, two whistleblowers provide the House Oversight Committee with their
Speaker 10: side of the story from the year long investigation into
Speaker 10: Hunter Biden. Now, the Internal Revenue Services employees j Greg
Speaker 10: Shapeley and joseup Zeigler, who were previously known as whistleblower X,
Speaker 10: alleged that the US Justice Department officials slow walk the
Speaker 10: investigation into President Joe Biden's youngest son. Let's listen to
Speaker 10: some of the exchange and we'll talk about it.
Speaker 5: On the other side, prosecutors instructed investigators not to ask
Speaker 5: about the big guy or dad when conducting interviews.
Speaker 2: Here's what Gulls me.
Speaker 5: I don't like these attacks on the Department of Justice,
Speaker 5: the FBI, the irs, as if they are somehow anti
Speaker 5: US agencies. And we could be, quite frankly, using our
Speaker 5: time to better talk about crime in America that's affecting everybody,
Speaker 5: a tax on women's health, the economy, budgetary issues, public education, housing,
Speaker 5: the need for senior citizens to be able to pay
Speaker 5: for prescription drugs, tell poverty, and mental health, to name
Speaker 5: a few.
Speaker 3: And yet we are doing this all over again for
Speaker 3: the Hunter Biden show.
Speaker 5: To someone who has pleaded guilty and has taken responsibility
Speaker 5: for not filing taxes for two years.
Speaker 6: He need to be in Jeff, you ain't I know
Speaker 6: if I didn't file taxes for two years, the all
Speaker 6: black asses.
Speaker 2: That's fact. Okay, that's fact. We've got to be real.
Speaker 1: I mean, his dad is the president and people can
Speaker 1: say whatever they want, his dad is the president.
Speaker 10: Well, he did take the play, as you know, and
Speaker 10: so they feel like, you know, the case is over.
Speaker 10: Shapey said that the investigation treatment was different from any
Speaker 10: other case.
Speaker 11: During his fourteen year career with the agency.
Speaker 10: They said, at every stage decisions were made that benefited
Speaker 10: the subject of the investigation. They said that as you heard,
Speaker 10: Democrats are saying, you know, you're spending time on this
Speaker 10: when he's already you know, basically.
Speaker 11: Accept the responsibility.
Speaker 10: And they also pointed to they didn't play that in
Speaker 10: the clip, but they pointed to, you know, you still
Speaker 10: haven't been able to prove that President Biden had anything.
Speaker 5: To do with this.
Speaker 11: And so I want to say this, you know, we again,
Speaker 11: this goes back to accountability.
Speaker 10: If they're going if Democrats are going to say that
Speaker 10: Trump should be held responsible for election using his influence
Speaker 10: to influence the election, if there is something to this
Speaker 10: that they used President's Biden's influence in the due process,
Speaker 10: then yeah, somebody needs to be held accountable. I don't
Speaker 10: think it's right to just say, oh, well, he need
Speaker 10: have responsibilit let's just move on these whistleblowers saying, one
Speaker 10: of which is a Democrat by the way, Uh, it's saying, no,
Speaker 10: this investigation was held, was not done the right way.
Speaker 11: What do you guys think.
Speaker 6: I think you're absolutely right to as and I don't
Speaker 6: know why people act like they don't know how politics
Speaker 6: work because it's it's it's campaign season right now.
Speaker 2: You know, we got a presidential election next year.
Speaker 6: They're gonna never stop talking about this, same way that
Speaker 6: on the other side, they don't stop talking about the
Speaker 6: things Trump did or the things Trump's family did, Like
Speaker 6: they're gonna keep bringing this Hunter Biden thing up, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean, on the on the campaign trail. So
Speaker 2: they should know that Trump.
Speaker 8: Is never gonna be found guilty or anything that is
Speaker 8: a teflon time, my god, and he should be under
Speaker 8: the jail for.
Speaker 7: All the things.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I never thought you would get even get indicted at all,
Speaker 3: So I don't I mean, I really don't know.
Speaker 7: That's I'm saying. He's not gonna be found guilty. If anything,
Speaker 7: he just.
Speaker 10: Keeps well, he was already fun Well, let's keep in
Speaker 10: mind he was found guilty in the case with the
Speaker 10: late side, yeah, on the right suicide. So so we'll
Speaker 10: see more diamonds coming to another diament make possible next week.
Speaker 11: They still have what's going on in Georgia.
Speaker 10: But again I think with their what they're saying is
Speaker 10: if there was some wrongdoing, you know, during this investigation.
Speaker 11: People should be be held.
Speaker 6: Accountable, and they definitely not gonna stop it. Their guy
Speaker 6: got two indictments and a possible third and fourth on
Speaker 6: the way. They're gonna definitely so in their mind they're like, Okay,
Speaker 6: well listen, this is happening to us. Well, guess what's
Speaker 6: happening over there. That's right, they should be they should
Speaker 6: be held accountable to It's just gonna be a bunch
Speaker 6: of fingerpointing, that's all.
Speaker 11: If Trump get back in the office, what's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Revenge revenge.
Speaker 6: And it's a part of me that want to see it.
Speaker 6: I really drop it, but it would be it would
Speaker 6: be good in a movie. I wouldn't want to see
Speaker 6: it in real life, but just to see what Trump
Speaker 6: would do if he be cases on all you bitches.
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk about this over the counter birth control
Speaker 1: pill before we get up out of here.
Speaker 11: Yeah, just quickly wanted to give this update.
Speaker 10: The US Food and Drug Administration approve the birth control
Speaker 10: pill oh pill, which will be available over the counter. Now,
Speaker 10: this is the first time that a birth control pill
Speaker 10: non prescription.
Speaker 11: Has been available in the United States.
Speaker 10: They said this is going to reduce barriers to access
Speaker 10: to individuals that you know, do not have medical insurance.
Speaker 11: They don't have to see a health provider.
Speaker 10: They said that they're committed to ensuring that this pill
Speaker 10: is affordable and accessible to people who need it, and
Speaker 10: it will be available in the stores early twenty twenty four.
Speaker 11: That B is after, that's the Plan B after after
Speaker 11: you slip up. This is this is the pre slip up.
Speaker 11: Plan B is the post.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, so you would take this if you know
Speaker 2: you're gonna get busy that night.
Speaker 10: Says No, this is real birth control. Go to the
Speaker 10: docorary to take it every day, and you know a
Speaker 10: real birth control. Lam B, Oops, I slipped up last night,
Speaker 10: and we go take this pill on the back end.
Speaker 11: That's why it's called Plan B. Come on on the
Speaker 11: back end, right literally?
Speaker 2: All right, well, Matt is your front page news.
Speaker 7: Thank you, test and the.
Speaker 10: Old as the negro poet Lotto. I believe he talks
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Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, Oscar de la Hoya
Speaker 2: will be joining us. It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Well, I mean the guy
Speaker 1: we are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 1: in the building, the legend Oscar de la Hoya.
Speaker 2: Welcome, thank you. Now we were talking about the documentary.
Speaker 3: The Golden Boy.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed it. Man, Why do you think
Speaker 2: now is the time?
Speaker 12: Yeah, and I appreciate that. You know, ever since I
Speaker 12: was I was six years old when I started boxing,
Speaker 12: I realized that I was conditioned to become, to become
Speaker 12: a fighter, to become you know, uh, to take basic.
Speaker 12: My my family, my uncles, my father, they had they
Speaker 12: had this vision like you know, if I if we
Speaker 12: have this kid who is good in boxing, and maybe
Speaker 12: one day he can take it, take us out of
Speaker 12: the hood.
Speaker 2: You know, which wasn't you was supposed to be your brother.
Speaker 12: It was my brother. Right now that I'm I just
Speaker 12: turned fifty years old, and so it's like, I want
Speaker 12: to do it my way. I want to I want
Speaker 12: to tell my story my way, honest, truthful, raw, real.
Speaker 12: Just I mean, living living with the lies for so
Speaker 12: many years, it eats you inside.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 12: You know, you can't go to sleep, you can't wake
Speaker 12: up in the morning, you know, just being honest with yourself.
Speaker 12: You know, it's I lived it for so many years, man,
Speaker 12: and and I was conditioned.
Speaker 10: I was.
Speaker 12: I believed my own lies all those years. You know,
Speaker 12: that was my life.
Speaker 1: But do you feel like if you didn't lie, you
Speaker 1: wouldn't be the person you are now? Because everything was
Speaker 1: a story, right, it was. It was a perfect storm.
Speaker 1: The Olympics and the fact that you know, people thought that,
Speaker 1: you know, you're doing it for your mom because that
Speaker 1: was the last wish, and like people were sold on
Speaker 1: that story.
Speaker 12: Yeah, oh yeah, they were sold. And I think everything
Speaker 12: was meant to be, you know, because I don't think
Speaker 12: I don't think I would have had the drive to
Speaker 12: become world champion, to win the gold medal, you know.
Speaker 12: I mean when when I was a kid, at eighteen
Speaker 12: years old, I win the gold and the reporter right
Speaker 12: after the fight, the first thing he tells me is
Speaker 12: oh you want this for your mom. I'm like, oh yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 12: I want it for my mom. So then the story
Speaker 12: just caught fire, and I'm not going to say anything,
Speaker 12: you know, I'm just gonna do my job in the
Speaker 12: ring and train and fight, and I became the Golden Boy.
Speaker 12: And then the lie just kept.
Speaker 2: Going, just kept going.
Speaker 6: So so the lie about the lie about your mother's
Speaker 6: last words being she wanted you to win the gold
Speaker 6: medal that came from the reporter.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that came from the reporters. That came from and
Speaker 12: I thought it was at the time, I thought.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 12: I mean I really didn't think anything of it. And
Speaker 12: I was just a kid man just just agree with
Speaker 12: the reporter.
Speaker 3: Now, you know what's interesting about that.
Speaker 6: Back in that those times, whether it was whether you
Speaker 6: were a part of a boy man or you were
Speaker 6: some type of celebrity, they did craft these stories oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Around you just for just for a promotion.
Speaker 12: No, they did, you know. And being a shy kid
Speaker 12: from me, sela whatever. I mean, I could have been
Speaker 12: from anywhere, but I didn't really have a word. I
Speaker 12: didn't really have anything to say.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 12: It's like I just I just went along with whatever
Speaker 12: anybody told me.
Speaker 1: You know, I was just doing my job, and that's
Speaker 1: fighting you feel, you feel like you know, sometimes we
Speaker 1: talk about the Greace. They talk about the Great's parents, right,
Speaker 1: and the role that they played and the fact that
Speaker 1: sometimes it was abusive, but that quote unquote abusiveness made
Speaker 1: them who they are today as a parent. Are you
Speaker 1: the same way or even do you dislike your father
Speaker 1: because of how he trained you and the person that
Speaker 1: he made you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Well, what's crazy is that my mother was physically abusive
Speaker 12: to me and my father was emotionally abusive to me.
Speaker 12: So it's like he like my father just the other year,
Speaker 12: like two years ago. I actually had the courage to
Speaker 12: go up to him and tell him that I love him,
Speaker 12: because he couldn't do.
Speaker 2: It to me.
Speaker 12: He couldn't tell me.
Speaker 2: You know, you never told your father you love him
Speaker 2: for two years ago.
Speaker 12: Wow, Yeah, just two years ago. So I and that
Speaker 12: took a lot of courage from me, and I was like,
Speaker 12: I didn't know how to do it. So one day
Speaker 12: I just I think I drank a little tequila shot
Speaker 12: or something, and I went up to him and I said, Dad,
Speaker 12: I love you. And I was like scared, you know,
Speaker 12: like for his reaction, I thought he was gonna do
Speaker 12: something to me, you know, because that's what your head
Speaker 12: tells you. And so he just started crying. Man, and
Speaker 12: he hugged me, and he says, I love you too.
Speaker 3: Wow, at a young age, you were taught not to cry.
Speaker 6: It is there a time you remember when you realized
Speaker 6: that I was considered like a mental health trump.
Speaker 12: You know, I stopped crying. I stopped crying when I
Speaker 12: was like thirteen when my mother would beat me up,
Speaker 12: and I was just numb at that point. But see
Speaker 12: to your point, I mean that's what built my character.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 12: It made me tough. So I would go in the
Speaker 12: ring as an amateur and as a pro, I would
Speaker 12: go in the ring and literally picture my mom's face,
Speaker 12: you know, and just I would just get out of
Speaker 12: control and just start beating people up, you know. So
Speaker 12: that I guess she was my drive at the same time.
Speaker 12: And then my father, you know, he was just like
Speaker 12: a tough guy. He was just a tough guy, pushing
Speaker 12: me every day. You know, you got to do this,
Speaker 12: you got to do that, you know. I mean there
Speaker 12: were times where my father never laid a hand on me.
Speaker 12: But there were times where it's like, I mean he
Speaker 12: was close, you know, because I because I didn't want
Speaker 12: to go.
Speaker 2: To the gym because I was tired.
Speaker 12: Maybe at fourteen thirteen, fourteen years.
Speaker 3: Old, I don't remember, you didn't show you, you didn't
Speaker 3: talk about your mother being physically abusive to you and
Speaker 3: the dog.
Speaker 12: Never Yeah I did, Yeah, I said, I said, yeah.
Speaker 12: I mentioned it a couple of times, and where I
Speaker 12: just hated the fact that she would beat me up.
Speaker 2: I just heard it as beatings, like we all.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got, I got, I got beatings.
Speaker 12: I got, I got real beatings.
Speaker 2: Where they beat what were they beating you up with?
Speaker 12: Like beatings because you know me, the belt, the hangers
Speaker 12: and you know that, which was abuse.
Speaker 2: It was abuse. We we didn't look at it at
Speaker 2: that back then. We didn't see it was normal.
Speaker 12: But it was normal back then. Yeah, it was normal
Speaker 12: back then. And and I asked myself a lot of times, like, man,
Speaker 12: I would I do that to I wouldn't do that
Speaker 12: to my kids.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: That's how I was that.
Speaker 12: My youngest one is nine years old and my oldest
Speaker 12: one is twenty twenty five. I would never lay a
Speaker 12: hand on them, you know, and I would never like
Speaker 12: yell at them or you know, there's ways of doing things,
Speaker 12: you know. And so it's like I think to myself, Okay,
Speaker 12: maybe I.
Speaker 1: Was abused, you know that the way you were with women, right,
Speaker 1: people will call you a woman as he was a whore.
Speaker 2: People will call you a horror.
Speaker 12: I kind of was man. Yeah, be a man? Who right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? They were part of the I don't remember people
Speaker 2: of five hundred women sent you right.
Speaker 12: Well, the lawyer said that, oh got you got The
Speaker 12: lawyer said it might have been like two hundred.
Speaker 3: Now gotch.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask what what what got you to
Speaker 1: the point? Was it a woman that hurt you? Was
Speaker 1: it maybe something in relationship with your mom that you missed?
Speaker 2: I think it was.
Speaker 12: I think it was now looking back at it, I
Speaker 12: think it was the relationship with my mom really yeah,
Speaker 12: because uh, the abusive relationship. And it's like I hate it.
Speaker 12: I love her, right because she's my mom, but I
Speaker 12: hate the living crap out of her because of what
Speaker 12: she did to me, you know, and and how she
Speaker 12: treated me and the love she never gave to me.
Speaker 12: And maybe it has something to do with that, you know,
Speaker 12: the disrespect of women, you know, because of my mom.
Speaker 6: So damn now that I think about it, you know
Speaker 6: when you talk about you said you went in the
Speaker 6: ring and used to see your mom's face, it was
Speaker 6: just all that pain and hang anger that you carried
Speaker 6: with you. So when you finally did tell the truth,
Speaker 6: like how you're telling the truth now, did it feel
Speaker 6: like a relief?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, Well the relief came. The relief came a
Speaker 12: few years ago when I went to the cemetery and
Speaker 12: I just I just unleashed on her.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 12: My first words to her were I hate you. And
Speaker 12: I had this big old letter that I was going
Speaker 12: to you know, read to her and and and it
Speaker 12: just I was gonna apologize to her, you know, because
Speaker 12: I felt I felt that she was the victim and
Speaker 12: that I was the one, you know, the kid doing wrong.
Speaker 12: But instinctively I just said, you know what, I hate you,
Speaker 12: and I just started crying and just and at the end,
Speaker 12: I was like, you know what, I love you, and boom,
Speaker 12: I was like I felt released. I felt like if
Speaker 12: I you know, got my feelings out and okay, I'm
Speaker 12: okay now.
Speaker 2: I mean never got the opportunity to talk to her
Speaker 2: face to face and.
Speaker 12: Never did never did she never she never hugged me,
Speaker 12: gave me a you know, I love you, or anything
Speaker 12: like that.
Speaker 1: So it's damn, it's it's pretty crazy now, you you
Speaker 1: when you were starting your professional career as a boxer,
Speaker 1: most people would reach out for huge promote, not even
Speaker 1: huge promoter, huge managers. Right, you got the manager from
Speaker 1: a GM dealership. It's worked out right, But nobody would
Speaker 1: have went that way. They would have, they would So
Speaker 1: what was why why did you go that route? Was
Speaker 1: that the only person you know? Or was it something
Speaker 1: that you said, I just liked this guy.
Speaker 12: No, I mean my father put him there, I mean
Speaker 12: put him in that position. You know, it's there. But
Speaker 12: he sold cars exactly exactly. I mean I was I
Speaker 12: was smart enough to fire him a couple of years later.
Speaker 12: But that's that was my life, you know. It's like
Speaker 12: everybody told me what to do and I had no
Speaker 12: problem with it, and I asked no questions. I just
Speaker 12: I just wanted to train and fight.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: Do you think your father pushed you so hard because
Speaker 3: he was living his dreams through you?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, oh yeah he was. Oh yeah, I mean
Speaker 12: my father Yeah, My father was a professional fighter. Think
Speaker 12: he had like eight fights, lost seven, you know, And
Speaker 12: so that's why so my brother was actually the chosen
Speaker 12: one to be like the golden boy, right, but he
Speaker 12: just didn't like it. He quit and uh, and that's
Speaker 12: when that's when my family said, you know what, Okay,
Speaker 12: you're going to be the chosen one at six years old.
Speaker 2: We got more with Oscar de la Hoya. When we
Speaker 2: come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamage the guy. We are to
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. We're still kicking with Asca de la Hoya, Charlomagne.
Speaker 6: I wonder how you were able to have so much
Speaker 6: it seemed like discipline to prepare for fights. Yeah, but
Speaker 6: you didn't have all that discipline outside.
Speaker 12: The right, right you know how you know what happened was, yeah,
Speaker 12: my discipline ended outside the ring. I think when I
Speaker 12: was like twenty two, you know, because I was very
Speaker 12: disciplined in and outside of the ring when I would fight.
Speaker 12: Because at one point my first year, I fought like
Speaker 12: thirteen times. So I was in the gym every single day.
Speaker 12: And then uh, and then when I started getting fame
Speaker 12: and money and this and that. So it's I got
Speaker 12: out of control. Like the bug just came in me
Speaker 12: and just like just took over, you know. And I
Speaker 12: was like I was this little famous guy in La
Speaker 12: you know, and and women were everywhere, and uh, and
Speaker 12: I just got out of control. I didn't know how
Speaker 12: to handle it. Nobody gave me like a handbook, you know,
Speaker 12: like this is how you have to treat your life,
Speaker 12: treat yourself, you know, and or treat fame. And I
Speaker 12: just did what I what I can do, you know,
Speaker 12: what I knew, and I took advantage of it, and
Speaker 12: a lot of people took advantage of me, and uh,
Speaker 12: you know, and that was my life.
Speaker 2: Man. The quote unquote.
Speaker 1: Picture, the Fishnet picture, a lot of the picture. Did
Speaker 1: you think your career was over at that picture?
Speaker 12: No, No, I didn't. I didn't think it was over because, uh,
Speaker 12: what was your.
Speaker 2: Thought when you've seen that picture when it was released?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was, you know, obviously embarrassed, and I was
Speaker 12: I was in pain because you know, it's it happened
Speaker 12: so fast. But I knew in the back of my head, Okay,
Speaker 12: I have enough power and money to make it disappear.
Speaker 12: I have people who are going to cover it up.
Speaker 12: This that we we even I think there was more,
Speaker 12: you know, but it still came out. Yeah, and it
Speaker 12: still came out. And I remember saying like, hey, I
Speaker 12: mean my life is over, like the Golden Boy is tarnished.
Speaker 2: That's it, it's over.
Speaker 12: But then this machine came out swept it all up,
Speaker 12: you know. And and we even got a forensic I
Speaker 12: don't know what they call him, but where where he
Speaker 12: came out and said some expert and with photos and
Speaker 12: photo shopping and this and that, and he even said,
Speaker 12: you know what, these are not these are not real
Speaker 12: to stop it. Yeah, we even we even did that.
Speaker 2: Yeahs to be telling the truth, you know. Damn what
Speaker 2: those pics and the fish, No.
Speaker 3: No, they're real.
Speaker 12: They're real.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, they're real.
Speaker 6: And you did it in the doc It was like,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, like I guess I'm clear. In the docum
Speaker 6: made it seem like it was photoshopped. And he was like,
Speaker 6: I guess I'm clear.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, but they were oh they're real. Yeah,
Speaker 2: hell yeah, Okay, what did your friends say?
Speaker 1: Because I can't imagine my friends would joke me to
Speaker 1: this day over that page, like Charlamage.
Speaker 3: We got the same kind of pictures.
Speaker 12: Well, look, I mean, look, I mean I'm sure, I'm sure.
Speaker 12: I'm sure we all have you know, done something here
Speaker 12: and there, you know, behind closed.
Speaker 2: Doors, you know.
Speaker 12: So it's like now today, it's like, yeah, I wish
Speaker 12: I would have known about it because I was, like,
Speaker 12: I was probably sedated when that happened, because I don't remember.
Speaker 6: The young lady you was dealing with. She said, y'all
Speaker 6: was she said, y'all drinking and y'all on on substances.
Speaker 6: She wouldn't see what it was.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it could have been, could have been, but I
Speaker 12: don't remember, Like honestly, I don't remember. They are real
Speaker 12: it was me, but I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Why'd you cut her off?
Speaker 13: Though?
Speaker 6: She seemed like a nice woman, like she like, why'd
Speaker 6: you cut her off for it? Why do you stop
Speaker 6: talking to her?
Speaker 12: You know what I would do what I would do
Speaker 12: back then when I would meet women or it was
Speaker 12: it was mainly like I would go to a strip
Speaker 12: club or you know what, you know, and I would
Speaker 12: meet these girls and stuff and and it would never
Speaker 12: be about sex. It would never be a no, no,
Speaker 12: hold on, hold on, I mean when when I would
Speaker 12: hold on, hold on when they when when I would
Speaker 12: My intention was obviously, but then I would start to
Speaker 12: like have conversations, you know, like just to feel close
Speaker 12: to somebody, you know. And she says it in the dock,
Speaker 12: that girl, she says it in the dock. She says,
Speaker 12: you know, yeah, we would never have sex, but he
Speaker 12: would always cry to me, and he would always like
Speaker 12: with his mom and this. And then I was like, oh,
Speaker 12: I mean, I don't remember most of it, but it's like, yeah,
Speaker 12: it makes sense, you know, because it's like I have
Speaker 12: this relationship with my mom that's like I love hate,
Speaker 12: you know, it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And the doc you said for the first time
Speaker 6: during training camp with PAKIAU was getting drunk. Yeah, but
Speaker 6: I wonder what role is sex and alcohol play in
Speaker 6: your losses to Trinity Dad and Shamee Moldy.
Speaker 12: No, I was, I was. I was focused in those.
Speaker 12: I was focused one thousand percent in those. But with
Speaker 12: a pak y'all fight. I was getting beat up in
Speaker 12: training camp, which never happened before by sparring partners. And
Speaker 12: so the last two weeks of training camp, I started
Speaker 12: just drinking. I started. I was in good shape, but
Speaker 12: I was. I started drinking a lot and uh and
Speaker 12: so when I went when I went inside the ring
Speaker 12: against PACTI I was already a dead man walking. I
Speaker 12: had no chance whatsoever.
Speaker 6: When when you fall pack Yati, did you do it
Speaker 6: for money or did you really just want to do
Speaker 6: it for the sport, because I couldn't tell if you
Speaker 6: were really having money issues.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: No, I never had money issues. I never had money issues.
Speaker 12: I was I don't know how for some strange reason,
Speaker 12: I've I've been able to do well. But it was
Speaker 12: just for the glory. Man, it was for the glory.
Speaker 12: I mean my career. You know, I was the kid
Speaker 12: who they are. It's like you know that commercial member
Speaker 12: a long time ago. Oh, Mikey will eat it. You
Speaker 12: know that's surreal thing. Yeah, It's like okay, yeah, Oscar
Speaker 12: will fight him. You know, that's just the way. It was, like,
Speaker 12: I want to take on everybody. And so when I
Speaker 12: heard this packyall coming up, I was like, all right,
Speaker 12: I'll fight them, no problem. But yeah, money issues. No,
Speaker 12: I never had money issues.
Speaker 1: I want I want to ask about Floyd. You and
Speaker 1: Floyd have had a love hate relationship. Sometimes it seemed
Speaker 1: like Yellen love sometimes seemed like you hate each other.
Speaker 1: What do you think about some of the recent things
Speaker 1: he's been doing, these exhibition flights, and do you think
Speaker 1: it tarnishes his record or him as a boxer.
Speaker 12: I mean, I don't think. I don't think it will
Speaker 12: tarnish it's fighting, professional fighting, you know, career that he's had.
Speaker 12: But you know, and people's eyes, maybe some people that
Speaker 12: really don't know boxing, that are not you know, experts
Speaker 12: or whatever, or they're casual fans, maybe they can have
Speaker 12: the impression that, oh, wait, that's Floyd, like, you know,
Speaker 12: doing these exhibitions and he doesn't look the same as
Speaker 12: he did fifteen years ago. You know, he's not the
Speaker 12: invincible Floyd. So people will have that impression, you know,
Speaker 12: and so maybe that that'll kind of stick with him
Speaker 12: for a while. But his career inside the ring as
Speaker 12: a professional, he's going to be one of the all
Speaker 12: time greats.
Speaker 3: I love the part of the doc.
Speaker 6: I can't remember who you were fighting, but is when
Speaker 6: you were talking about it was issued with your first
Speaker 6: wife and you were fighting, and that's when you said
Speaker 6: you run from all your problems. But they did it
Speaker 6: to where it's like not the correlation between what's happening
Speaker 6: in the ring and what's happening in your real life.
Speaker 6: But do you still run from all your problems?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 12: No, I face the head on, man, I face them
Speaker 12: head on. I've never been so free in my life,
Speaker 12: you know. And it took it took fifty years, man,
Speaker 12: it took fifty years to just come out with the truth,
Speaker 12: you know, and tell the story my way, you know,
Speaker 12: the real way. Yeah, it's it's it's it's never too late,
Speaker 12: I think, you know, and I can finally. I mean,
Speaker 12: I have like two three years of sleeping great at night.
Speaker 2: For the first time in your life ever.
Speaker 1: I was going to ask, you know what, this documentary
Speaker 1: seemed like a lot of things you regret. You know,
Speaker 1: what's the biggest thing that you regret, Whether it's you know,
Speaker 1: the way you treated your wife, the way you treated
Speaker 1: family members, what's the biggest thing that you regret.
Speaker 12: I think the only regret I have is like not
Speaker 12: being there for my kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some of them, like three of them, you didn't
Speaker 2: even know you had well two.
Speaker 12: Right, No, I mean eventually, you know, the news came
Speaker 12: out and that's how I found out, right, But not
Speaker 12: having a relationship like for a few years when there
Speaker 12: were kids. That's that's the one part I most regret,
Speaker 12: you know. I mean, I can't, I can't take it back.
Speaker 12: But you know, now it's still a work in progress.
Speaker 12: I'm not I'm not like you know, super father now,
Speaker 12: I'm what's a relationship with them?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 2: Do y'all speak? Y'all cool or we're all good?
Speaker 12: We're all good. I mean, you know, I love them
Speaker 12: every time I see him where we whenever we hang out,
Speaker 12: we're like, we're like family obviously, but but there's still
Speaker 12: that little reserve, you know, energy. You know that it's like,
Speaker 12: oh man, you know you weren't there for me. You know,
Speaker 12: kids never forget.
Speaker 1: They never forget most of the moment that you had
Speaker 1: to fix up, right, because we've seen the drugs, you
Speaker 1: talk about, the substance abuse. We've seen the charges brought
Speaker 1: against you. When was the moment that you were like,
Speaker 1: I have to change, man, I.
Speaker 12: Don't know the specific time and they but yeah, a
Speaker 12: long time ago, years ago. But I couldn't. I didn't
Speaker 12: know how. I wasn't ready, you know, And that's I
Speaker 12: think that's the word. I wasn't ready. I think my
Speaker 12: destiny was to be ready just literally a couple of
Speaker 12: years ago. You know, I just wasn't ready. I didn't
Speaker 12: know how to be ready.
Speaker 2: It's like I was.
Speaker 12: I don't know if you call it a lake bloomer
Speaker 12: or whatever you might call it, but it's I.
Speaker 2: Just was not ready. All Right, we got moment Oscar
Speaker 2: Hooya when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club, Good
Speaker 2: Morning documentary.
Speaker 6: But now, I said that when y'all started Golden Boy,
Speaker 6: you didn't want to become what you despot. Do you
Speaker 6: think Golden Boys did become with fighters, because right now
Speaker 6: y'all assuming Ryan go to see.
Speaker 12: You, No, we don't. We didn't. We didn't become uh
Speaker 12: we're sticking to our to our word. I mean, we
Speaker 12: didn't become the don kings of this world. You know,
Speaker 12: we're we treat fighters fair. You know what's happening now
Speaker 12: with fighters is that everybody wants to become a businessman.
Speaker 12: Everybody wants all fighters want to think that they they're
Speaker 12: in charge of their career outside the ring. Like you
Speaker 12: have to focus inside the ring, but it's like and
Speaker 12: you need the necessary people, the smart people outside the ring,
Speaker 12: and a lot of these fighters they think instantly that
Speaker 12: promoters are at fault. And it's not like that. I mean,
Speaker 12: not with us. I mean we're you know, Bernard Hopkins
Speaker 12: and myself, we were We're real, man, We're we treat
Speaker 12: fighters with respect. We treat fighters, you know, we fairly.
Speaker 12: You know, We're just we work for the fighter, that's
Speaker 12: what we do. And a lot of these fighters they
Speaker 12: think that they always deserve more.
Speaker 6: When all those fighters earning I mean learning early, what
Speaker 6: y'all learned late because you didn't, I.
Speaker 12: Hope, So yeah, I hope. So look, I mean, who
Speaker 12: what better person than me to to to mentor these kids,
Speaker 12: you know, and I whatever kid wants to like ask
Speaker 12: me questions, I'm I'm there. I'm there to to guide
Speaker 12: them and to help them, to give them some advice
Speaker 12: if they ask me, because I can't go and like
Speaker 12: preach to them, Okay you got to do this, this, this,
Speaker 12: and that they're not gonna listen. But if they come
Speaker 12: to me and they asked me, then I'm more than
Speaker 12: happy to tell them.
Speaker 6: That kind of contradicted you just said, though, cause you
Speaker 6: sound like you were a little upset that these kids
Speaker 6: want to have more control over their career.
Speaker 12: It's I mean it's it's it's not not how should
Speaker 12: I say, it's not control, it's they just don't know
Speaker 12: the business. So they asked for way more than what
Speaker 12: is like what is what is there?
Speaker 19: You know?
Speaker 12: And in the pot I encourage them to learn the business.
Speaker 12: We actually encourage We tell them everything, We sit them
Speaker 12: down in the numbers and this and that. But you
Speaker 12: you do need somebody who's smart, somebody who who can
Speaker 12: focus on the business alone in your team. And the
Speaker 12: fighter should should be the fighter, you know, should that's
Speaker 12: your job, you know. And so fighters today they just
Speaker 12: want to like they don't know the business. And so
Speaker 12: that's when it gets a little you know.
Speaker 6: You think y'all can still have a good relationship with
Speaker 6: someone like a Ryan go see you me and that,
Speaker 6: y'all y'all are suing him right now?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are.
Speaker 12: We are suing him, you know, to honor his contract.
Speaker 12: That's basically. It's like, and that's what I'm saying about
Speaker 12: these kids now. It's like they don't really understand contracts
Speaker 12: and this and that, and it's like, we have a
Speaker 12: solid contract that you just have to honor. That's it.
Speaker 12: I sued you because just to let you know, that
Speaker 12: you have to honor your contract. I didn't sue you
Speaker 12: for anything else. I just suit you for just to
Speaker 12: honor your contract.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to get no more extra money, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: not at all, just to honor your deal.
Speaker 6: I was a fighter focused like that, Okay, I can
Speaker 6: Ryan focus like I gotta go out here and fight
Speaker 6: with this guy.
Speaker 2: I don't even really want to fight.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean, look literally, because I like Ryan Man,
Speaker 12: you know, and I took him under my wing and everything,
Speaker 12: and you know, and then he grew to this, you know,
Speaker 12: to to a different level, you know, and he has
Speaker 12: his own people and this and that, and it hurts,
Speaker 12: you know, it hurts because you take you take, you
Speaker 12: take a kid like Ryan, and you want to mentor him,
Speaker 12: and you want to you know, teach him the ropes,
Speaker 12: and then and then this happens. Yeah, I think I
Speaker 12: think you can, you know, forgive and forget, you.
Speaker 6: Know, I guess, you know, you think you could have
Speaker 6: showed Ryan go see him more grace after he has
Speaker 6: lost the tank, because you kind of you lost Renaud
Speaker 6: Hawkin kind of the same way body shot. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 6: you feel like you could have showed him a little
Speaker 6: more grace after that lost.
Speaker 12: I I really don't understand like that. I've been there
Speaker 12: for him all all along, you know, I was there
Speaker 12: for him the whole week of Vegas this and that.
Speaker 12: If you would have I don't know if you were there,
Speaker 12: but if you would have been there at the fight,
Speaker 12: it was crazy. It was nuts. I mean, people, I've
Speaker 12: never seen anything like it. It was I mean, I
Speaker 12: think the arena was overflowed by like three thousand people.
Speaker 2: It was just nuts.
Speaker 12: People's standing standing room only. It was I've never seen
Speaker 12: anything like it. And so after after the fight and
Speaker 12: walking down with my security guards and they were just
Speaker 12: like sardines, just trying to get out, and I hear
Speaker 12: this voice like, hey, you know, watch watch your back.
Speaker 12: You know it's gonna happen tonight. And and and right
Speaker 12: away I just patnic like, oh, I just got threatens.
Speaker 12: So I told Hopkins, you go take care of you know.
Speaker 12: So he went to Ryan's locker room, and then all
Speaker 12: my executives were at Ryan's locker room afterwards, and they
Speaker 12: were even on stage with him after the fight. And
Speaker 12: but the fact that I wasn't, you know, and now
Speaker 12: I'm the bad guy, you know, I was just trying
Speaker 12: to get out of there, because when you get something
Speaker 12: like that in your ear, I had no clue who
Speaker 12: it was because I'm looking around so many people.
Speaker 2: I just told my.
Speaker 12: Security guy, hey, let's let's let's get.
Speaker 2: Out of here.
Speaker 3: So you would have left even if Ryan would have won.
Speaker 12: If they told me that, yeah, I would have.
Speaker 2: I had to. And you had that conversation with Ryan,
Speaker 2: he understood that.
Speaker 12: I don't think he knows.
Speaker 2: But what is boxing missing?
Speaker 6: Because it feels like they're great fighters, but no stars
Speaker 6: and no top notch promotion like when they had top
Speaker 6: notch promotion for you and may Weather.
Speaker 3: What do you think is missing?
Speaker 12: I think it's uh. I think if HBO twenty four
Speaker 12: seven comes back, you know, would be would be a
Speaker 12: positive for the sport. But I really do think that
Speaker 12: there's there's there's an overflow of too much talent, you know.
Speaker 12: So yeah, it's crazy. Really there's a lot of talent
Speaker 12: out there now, but so we don't have enough spots
Speaker 12: on TV to showcase all this talent to have a consistency.
Speaker 12: You know, fighters are now fighting once a year. You
Speaker 12: have this Crawford Spence fight coming up, I mean mega fight, yeah, yeah, No,
Speaker 12: it's a mega it should be a mega fight. But
Speaker 12: it's like the casual fan or like doesn't really know
Speaker 12: who they are. Us boxing fans know, and it's gonna
Speaker 12: be a big fight. It's gonna be a big event,
Speaker 12: but it's not like a de la Joya Mayweather. You know,
Speaker 12: where you had twenty four to seven HBO and the
Speaker 12: casual fans knew outside of boxing who we were.
Speaker 3: They have a show, it's not twenty four seven.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they have it on All Access. I think on Showtime. Yeah,
Speaker 12: Showtime has been doing a great job. Yeah, by the way,
Speaker 12: but but it's there's too much a lot of talent,
Speaker 12: a lot of fighters, and all these fighters are just
Speaker 12: fighting once or twice a year, so you can't get
Speaker 12: the exposure. You can't get the rhythm going, you know.
Speaker 12: You know in the ring, you you fight once a
Speaker 12: year and it's like and you take a break for
Speaker 12: ten months, like, you know, you got to be consistent. Boxes.
Speaker 6: Who you got Spencer Crawford, I got I got Crawford. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I got Crawford.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I think he's a little more elusive. I think, I
Speaker 12: mean Spence is amazing. I promoted him for most of
Speaker 12: his career. But he's he's I thought he was gonna
Speaker 12: be the next gra Gary Leonard, but I got Crawford.
Speaker 12: He's more elusive, he throws more combinations, he has better footwork,
Speaker 12: but who knows. I mean, you never know in boxing Spence.
Speaker 6: You don't think Spence is too naturally just naturally big.
Speaker 6: He's strong, he's a big kid. Yeah, he's a big kid.
Speaker 6: But I just think that that Spence just is too robotic.
Speaker 12: He throws. When he catches you, he'll catch you and
Speaker 12: he'll knock you out. I just think Crawford is a
Speaker 12: little more you know, he can move around a little
Speaker 12: more and and you know, dodge the punches. But if
Speaker 12: he gets tired and Spence catches him, he's he's gonna
Speaker 12: go out.
Speaker 3: Decision knockout?
Speaker 2: What you I think knockout?
Speaker 12: If if Spence catchiesm he will knock out Crawford. But Crawford,
Speaker 12: I think decision, Yeah, I think decision.
Speaker 3: Did you really want to die in the ring? Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah in that fight. When I was looking back, I've
Speaker 12: never seen the Pacao fight ever since I fought him.
Speaker 12: And when they showed me the documentary, when the final
Speaker 12: product was I was like Yeah, at that moment, I
Speaker 12: was hoping that package would land the perfect punch.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah.
Speaker 12: And that's the third time I think about like suicide,
Speaker 12: you know, like wanting to just make everything disappear.
Speaker 2: You know what was the other other two times that
Speaker 2: make you feel of it?
Speaker 12: One time I was like twenty four. I had bought
Speaker 12: like this new Ferrari and I was driving down the
Speaker 12: freeway two in the morning drinking. I was driving like
Speaker 12: one seventy five, and I was hoping that I would
Speaker 12: just that something would happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what got you to this clarity?
Speaker 2: Was it therapy? Was it?
Speaker 12: I think I think, uh yeah, I mean it has
Speaker 12: everything to do with it, all this therapy, rehab, this
Speaker 12: that I think it was just time. It was just time.
Speaker 12: I mean I've done a lot of work for my life, man,
Speaker 12: for me, and uh, you know, it just it just
Speaker 12: kind of like it fell into place. That's it. It's
Speaker 12: like I'm right there, I'm I can see everything clear now.
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 12: It's crazy, It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Were we appreciate you for joining us The Golden Boy
Speaker 2: two part documentary.
Speaker 3: When did it come out?
Speaker 12: We got screened July twenty four, part series, Yeah, ninety
Speaker 12: minutes each, that's right, or I listen the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 12: good morning, owing everybody to see j n V Charlamagne
Speaker 12: the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 2: Our co host Lisia Renee is in the rumors names
Speaker 2: or you've gossip been chatting? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess We're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: This is where the tea spills right right now to
Speaker 7: talk about it.
Speaker 2: A video was released last night of Alisha Renee and.
Speaker 1: Just joking audio audio audio release this morning of Alicia Renee.
Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about you have a project that's coming
Speaker 2: out today, Unleash for Love.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Unleashed for Love and who's on at
Speaker 1: the cast and all the good things that's part of it.
Speaker 1: What's an audible thing?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Unleash for Love is an original audible experience.
Speaker 7: That's what we're calling it, right experience?
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 8: Executive produced by Kevin Hart Charlemagne the God. Oh can
Speaker 8: I add myself in there too, since I'm an executive producer. Absolutely,
Speaker 8: an executive produced by me, Serita.
Speaker 7: West, Created by you and sa Well, thank.
Speaker 8: You, Created by me, myself and Serita West, shout out
Speaker 8: to Serena Wesley. Yeah, it stars pretty v Logan Browning,
Speaker 8: Lamar Morris, jas mcguy Coadeine Hardison, Charlemagne, Nina Parker.
Speaker 7: Just hilarious. I mean, just to name a few. It's
Speaker 7: a romantic comedy, which.
Speaker 3: I think we need more of them.
Speaker 5: We do.
Speaker 7: My God, did you see like speak?
Speaker 8: Oh no, I can't talk about that sex standing with
Speaker 8: my union, but yeah, no, it's a romantic comedy just
Speaker 8: about a woman who is trying to figure it out
Speaker 8: how she can have it all, love, career life.
Speaker 2: That was very personal.
Speaker 7: That I rolled that I'm about to give you.
Speaker 8: Don't put my business out here in these streets now,
Speaker 8: No it is. I mean, it's loosely based off of
Speaker 8: my crap show of a dating life.
Speaker 2: Oh are you dating somebody now?
Speaker 8: Myself and sweet Jesus waiting on him to take his
Speaker 8: foot off the back of my neck and send me
Speaker 8: a good man.
Speaker 7: But I digress, Jesus down, that's the devil. No, I'm
Speaker 7: just playing.
Speaker 8: No, No, I'm enjoying myself out here. It would be
Speaker 8: great to be in something something real. But in the meantime,
Speaker 8: Unleash for Love was just a beautiful project. That I created,
Speaker 8: like I said, with one of my close girlfriends, and
Speaker 8: it's just it's it's it's an everyday experience that every person,
Speaker 8: not even just women, can relate to because we all
Speaker 8: want to know how we can have it all. And
Speaker 8: Alicia is surrounded by amazing friends that help her figure
Speaker 8: that out. So you know, it's a show within a show.
Speaker 8: It's a reality show within a show. And eight episodes, correct,
Speaker 8: eight episodes and you got.
Speaker 6: Jasmine, Guy and Caad deemed hardest and playing your parents.
Speaker 6: I know, Lord Mercy, if we're never amazing like in
Speaker 6: parents in real life, No, I love my parents, he said.
Speaker 8: I met like I was trying to make the connection
Speaker 8: between like a different world, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: Like if I were Dwayne and Whitley's baby.
Speaker 3: I can see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely yes. But it's on Audible right now, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 6: So if you have Audible, if you have an Audible account,
Speaker 6: Audible subscription, you can listen to Unleash for Love on
Speaker 6: Audible Love right now.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm very proud of us because at the
Speaker 8: end of the day, I mean, it took us seven
Speaker 8: years to create it, sell it, and it's just one
Speaker 8: of those situations where when everyone else is telling you know,
Speaker 8: like if you tell yourself, yes, figure it out, and
Speaker 8: you're surrounded by amazing people who believe in you.
Speaker 7: One day, you know, so today's premiere day. You know,
Speaker 7: thank you guys for having me.
Speaker 12: So congratulations.
Speaker 2: Now it says it's not a podcast? Why why why
Speaker 2: is it so that's so highlight.
Speaker 3: Because it's an audio scripted original. Is talking to you
Speaker 3: comedy like listening to a television show head for I'm
Speaker 3: just saying you old enough to remember when Kung Fu
Speaker 3: Flicks used to be on the radio, Remember when Batman
Speaker 3: used to be on the radio, and it was like boom,
Speaker 3: it's that yeah, okay, and.
Speaker 6: It's mad people out there that listen to audio scripted originals.
Speaker 6: You know, Seia was a big audio scripted original. Finding
Speaker 6: to me was homecoming, you know, Finding to me it
Speaker 6: was a big audio scripted original. Fan Man Sandman Batman too,
Speaker 6: really yeah, Batman.
Speaker 3: They had a Winston Duke was starring Ugh Batman.
Speaker 7: It's one of those.
Speaker 8: Situations where you know, I was it was very fortunate
Speaker 8: to partner with Audible my first time, you know, creating
Speaker 8: a project. You know, like I said, it felt really
Speaker 8: good to be in a position of like not asking
Speaker 8: for someone to give me a job, right, and to
Speaker 8: be able to employ like a lot of my friends
Speaker 8: who just needed a yes and you know, needed an
Speaker 8: open door. And you know, to have someone as great
Speaker 8: as shar you know, backing us up and Kevin Hart,
Speaker 8: you know, was like one of the best to do
Speaker 8: it in comedy.
Speaker 1: It is just my god, ask you so it's out
Speaker 1: today we're talking to Alicia Renee. She has a project
Speaker 1: out on Audible. It's called Unleash for Love. Now, before
Speaker 1: I ask you, how was it working with people shorter
Speaker 1: than you? I want to know when you're talking about
Speaker 1: loosely based, talking about Kevin, talking about you, when we're
Speaker 1: talking about loosely based on your life, what made you
Speaker 1: want to, you know, give a little give a little
Speaker 1: bit of your life to people.
Speaker 7: Because you know what, I feel like we've all been
Speaker 7: in this well. First of all, there are a lot of.
Speaker 8: Little moments within Unleash for Love that every woman will
Speaker 8: be able to relate to. Right, Like, there's this guy
Speaker 8: that I used to talk to and his name was Canada.
Speaker 3: That's real name.
Speaker 7: None, no, no, no, he doesn't deserve his real name.
Speaker 2: Damn it man.
Speaker 7: He was called Canada. Well, he had one job. He
Speaker 7: wasn't doing that job.
Speaker 2: Jesus chriss, Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 8: He's supposed to drop things off that didn't get dropped off,
Speaker 8: you know, so when you're no longer doing your job.
Speaker 7: You could just exit stage left.
Speaker 8: But you know, we all have those guys or you
Speaker 8: know whatever that we're entertained and we give them an
Speaker 8: alternate name until the deserving of their government name.
Speaker 7: We all have bad.
Speaker 8: Relationship experiences, and you know, it's really challenging dating in LA.
Speaker 8: I lived in uh New York as you know, you
Speaker 8: both know. I mean, yeah, we were neighbors Melrol's place,
Speaker 8: lived in the same apartment complex down the hall. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: for seven years. And it was challenging dating here. So
Speaker 8: I figured, why not just take all of these situations
Speaker 8: that brought me various levels of pain and you know,
Speaker 8: create something that people can laugh at that pain.
Speaker 7: Kevin, did you see what I did there?
Speaker 3: That's right?
Speaker 6: And question it's semi fictional, right, And so it's about you,
Speaker 6: the things that you and your mutual girlfriends have experienced.
Speaker 6: Did you have did you tell any real stories? We
Speaker 6: have to tell some of your homegirls, like, look, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna tell you this real story.
Speaker 2: Use your name.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, Well, Serena and I used a lot of
Speaker 8: our own personal dating experiences, like the very first one,
Speaker 8: I'm on a date, spake corton place, uh the yeah
Speaker 8: who yeah, shout out to spank who runs out on
Speaker 8: the bill. But it didn't go exactly how it's written here,
Speaker 8: like how it was written here. We were almost to
Speaker 8: the end of the finish line, and you know, I
Speaker 8: left to go to the bathroom because you know, as women,
Speaker 8: we want to freshen up. If we feel like the
Speaker 8: night is going to lead to something else, that's it.
Speaker 8: And I come out he's gone. But I assume that
Speaker 8: maybe he went to the restroom as well. Right, So
Speaker 8: you're sitting there waiting for a good country ass forty
Speaker 8: five and wait, and you thought maybe he had to
Speaker 8: do a number two. I'm just waiting.
Speaker 7: I'm just hey, wait, well, I'm not thinking that he
Speaker 7: has his phone on his person. You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: I'm just sitting there and I'm waiting and waiting and
Speaker 8: a waiting, And when the waitress comes, so she's like, well,
Speaker 8: you know, I'm getting ready to leave.
Speaker 7: I'd like to close you out.
Speaker 2: The restaurant's about the clothes man, may.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you see these plates that were
Speaker 8: stacking up, and that's how I found out that he yeah,
Speaker 8: ran out.
Speaker 2: How much is the bill that much? It was a
Speaker 2: nice restaurant.
Speaker 7: How much it was a really nice restaurant, and it
Speaker 7: was in New York. It was when I still lived
Speaker 7: out here.
Speaker 2: How much?
Speaker 3: Was it a good?
Speaker 7: Almost three hundred?
Speaker 2: The clues bars for that. Don't take that, take that
Speaker 2: bomb back, take that bomb back? Christ all right?
Speaker 7: So yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: We called it, you know how.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen. I said, why don't you issue him now?
Speaker 1: She says, you know how, I'm going to issue on
Speaker 1: him at how Audible for love right, We'll definitely check
Speaker 1: it out again. It's on Audible eight episodes. Alicia Renee,
Speaker 1: she's here, She's.
Speaker 6: Starts pretty v Logan Browning Lemore and Morris Jasmine Guy
Speaker 6: could deem hardest hilarious, just hilarious. Nina Parker, Porsche Williams
Speaker 6: is on it.
Speaker 2: Just Brian is on it. So make sure naim Lynn,
Speaker 2: so go go check that out Audible right now.
Speaker 7: Executive produced by Kevin Hard and Charlotte and the Gun.
Speaker 2: All right, it's the smallest executive producer list.
Speaker 6: That's the name of the production company, Short Black and
Speaker 6: Handsome Productions Short.
Speaker 8: I remember what he told me that I called him
Speaker 8: on the scientific He said, uh, I said, bro, what's
Speaker 8: what does SBA stand for?
Speaker 2: This should be obvious.
Speaker 7: S're black and handsome. I said, my god, good days.
Speaker 2: I don't know about the handsome part, but anyway, all right, well,
Speaker 2: you're right.
Speaker 6: Fine might be a better word. No, mm hmm, may
Speaker 6: get mistaken, man. He said that himself. If y'all can
Speaker 6: never steal your line, you can never break my just
Speaker 6: might as well just called a tall white and that
Speaker 6: you want to line the whole way.
Speaker 2: What do I look like? I look like? You said?
Speaker 6: I just said, you can't break muscle? So you said
Speaker 6: when you squinch your eyes and turn the lights down?
Speaker 6: And who you said, she look like dollarstor.
Speaker 7: Version of who you can't said, the Walmart version of.
Speaker 3: Muscle Matthew and Tina.
Speaker 2: Okay, it is gracious. You gotta let that hurt go.
Speaker 8: We gotta let right, I'm gonna let I'm gonna hold
Speaker 8: on to it like this poor lash of mine is
Speaker 8: hanging on for your life exactly how I'm a hold.
Speaker 12: On Charla Mane.
Speaker 7: Where you give me that donkey too?
Speaker 6: Man Man, I hate to uh, I hate to have
Speaker 6: to do this, but uh yeah, Cary Russell, I think
Speaker 6: she needs to come in the front of congregation.
Speaker 3: We like to have a word with him.
Speaker 7: I felt that in my spirit, and I felt that
Speaker 7: was coming.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we'll get to that. Next, it's to
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Speaker 12: Damn he hogged.
Speaker 2: It's time the donkey, I mean trying to beat donkey today.
Speaker 8: No more.
Speaker 6: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 6: not making these people do these.
Speaker 7: Days called Donkey of the Day and it really caught
Speaker 7: me off guard.
Speaker 2: Damned Charlamagne.
Speaker 16: Who got the donkey out of the day today?
Speaker 6: Well, Jesse hilarious Donkey to Day for Thursday, July twenty
Speaker 6: of course, to Carlie Russell. I didn't know if I
Speaker 6: was gonna give her a donkey of the day to
Speaker 6: day because I was like, it may be too early
Speaker 6: to call this fight. And nothing official has come out
Speaker 6: yet that she may not be telling the truth. But
Speaker 6: it seems that doubt has been cast on her story.
Speaker 6: Now maybe you have no idea about the story of
Speaker 6: Carl Russell. Let me refresh your memory. Let's go to
Speaker 6: WVTM News Channel thirteen for the original report.
Speaker 2: Please in her.
Speaker 19: Search tonight for Carly Russell, the twenty five year olds
Speaker 19: vanishing last night along Interstate four fifty nine in Hoover.
Speaker 20: The search is starting immediately last night and continuing into today.
Speaker 2: Right now, a twenty five thousand dollars reward is being offered.
Speaker 2: Carly's mom and dad holding out hope knowing their daughter
Speaker 2: is a fighter.
Speaker 11: It's the chance for her to put up a fight
Speaker 11: to try to save her life.
Speaker 2: She's gonna do everything she can to put up a fight.
Speaker 7: I can't imagine what they're going through right now. And Lisa,
Speaker 7: what do we know about this case.
Speaker 1: And how it all unfolded.
Speaker 20: Well, we know twenty five year old carl Russell called
Speaker 20: nine one one night at about nine to thirty. She
Speaker 20: had left work was on her way home. She said
Speaker 20: there was a toddler walking alone on the side of
Speaker 20: four point fifty nine. She hung up with nine one
Speaker 20: one and then she called a relative. Now, at that point,
Speaker 20: we believe that she got out of her car to
Speaker 20: check on the child, thinking that police would be there
Speaker 20: at any time. Her relatives said she heard Carly's scream
Speaker 20: and then while I seeing Carly dropped her phone. The
Speaker 20: connection continued when police arrived. They found Carly's vehicle, her
Speaker 20: cell phone, and personal autumns, but no Carly and no child.
Speaker 2: That was the story young woman in Alabama went missing.
Speaker 3: I heard the story. I didn't look into the details.
Speaker 3: I just started.
Speaker 6: A young woman went missing in Alabama after stopping to
Speaker 6: help a toddler on the side of the road.
Speaker 3: I reposted it in my Instagram story.
Speaker 6: That's the least I could do, because the reality is
Speaker 6: I wasn't reposting it because that was an isolated incident, Okay,
Speaker 6: I were reposting my story any case of a missing
Speaker 6: black woman a child, because the reality. According to the
Speaker 6: Black and Missing Foundation, nearly forty percent of missing people
Speaker 6: in America are of black women and black children are
Speaker 6: people of color? Right, you can go to black and
Speaker 6: Missing ink dot com to see the disparity itself. If
Speaker 6: it was damn near six hundred thousand missing people in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty two, fifty seven percent were white, including Hispanic,
Speaker 6: thirty nine percent were minority. So once again, almost forty
Speaker 6: percent of missing persons of people of color, but we
Speaker 6: only make up thirteen percent of the population. And these
Speaker 6: stories don't ever get the proper media coverage. Okay, it's
Speaker 6: almost like out of sight, out of mind. Most people
Speaker 6: don't even know the epidemic that is missing black women
Speaker 6: and children in this country. So when something like Karl
Speaker 6: Russell comes across my timeline, of course I'm going to
Speaker 6: repost it, and then you know, you start seeing all
Speaker 6: the back and forth. People believe her, people don't believe her. Personally,
Speaker 6: I wasn't on either side because whatever it was gonna be,
Speaker 6: it was gonna be. And all you gotta do is
Speaker 6: wait a minute, and you gonna see. Okay, that minute
Speaker 6: is upon us. And as my good sister a Lisha,
Speaker 6: and they says everything what leash.
Speaker 7: Comes out in the wash and the rents.
Speaker 2: That's right, and the milk is what not clean?
Speaker 7: Baby ain' clean?
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Fox five News for the report polease.
Speaker 12: Following breaking news out of Alabama, Tonight on Fox five
Speaker 12: News at five, we're learning more about the disappearance of
Speaker 12: Carly Russell.
Speaker 19: Police officers in Alabama say Russell called nine one one
Speaker 19: last Thursday. They say that she was calling to report
Speaker 19: a child wandering off the interstate. Two days later, after
Speaker 19: a massive search, she returned home. Officers say before she disappeared,
Speaker 19: Russell took a robe and toilet paper from her job.
Speaker 19: She then grabbed food, got on the interstate, and called
Speaker 19: nine one one. Police say they also found several suspicious
Speaker 19: searches on her.
Speaker 9: Phone on July eleventh at seven thirty am. The term
Speaker 9: you have to pay for an amber alert was searched
Speaker 9: on July thirteenth at one oh three am, the day
Speaker 9: of her disappearance. The term how to take money from
Speaker 9: a register without being caught was searched on July thirteenth
Speaker 9: at to thirteen am, the day of her disappearance. The
Speaker 9: term Birmingham bus station was searched on July thirteenth, two
Speaker 9: thirty five am. A search for a one way bus
Speaker 9: ticket from Birminghamton Nashville was conducted with a departure date
Speaker 9: of July thirteenth.
Speaker 3: Oh lord, Nigga's going nigg Now.
Speaker 6: Look, they haven't officially said you live all right, but
Speaker 6: there's a lot of doubt on her story. See, some
Speaker 6: people study from the Old Testament, some people study from
Speaker 6: the Lebron James version of the Bible. But instead of scripture,
Speaker 6: Carley clearly has been reading from the self help book
Speaker 6: of that French actor Juicy Smooth. Okay, it's almost like
Speaker 6: she thought this through, but not really, because it don't
Speaker 6: take the Scooby Doo gang to figure out she probably
Speaker 6: set this up herself. Right, we've all watched too many
Speaker 6: episodes of CSI Law and Order. I mean, damn, you
Speaker 6: got digital detectives, the Instagram pis of the world. They
Speaker 6: all knew this wasn't adding up all right. First of all,
Speaker 6: why do y'all keep using Google as an accomplished That's
Speaker 6: what I would like to know, all right.
Speaker 3: This is why we need Google to be AI and
Speaker 3: have like a mind of its own.
Speaker 6: And when you search certain things, Google should simply be
Speaker 6: able to ask you why. See sometimes that why snaps
Speaker 6: you back to reality. We got to think about some
Speaker 6: of these questions. We asked Google and ask ourselves how
Speaker 6: would this sound if I was asking a human, not
Speaker 6: just any human, but a human that you know always
Speaker 6: keeps it hundred with you?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: If anybody came up to me and asked me, do
Speaker 3: you have to pay for an am butler? Just they
Speaker 3: got that question would sound to you?
Speaker 6: If someone asked you immediately, you would be suspicious and
Speaker 6: be like why.
Speaker 3: Matter of fact, it wouldn't even be a wi from me.
Speaker 6: My reply would be, I don't know why you asked
Speaker 6: me that, but whatever you planning on doing, don't do it, okay,
Speaker 6: I'm serious. Whatever you're searching Google, ask yourself how would
Speaker 6: this sound if I asked it out loud?
Speaker 3: Would you ask a.
Speaker 6: Room, hey, man, how do you take money from a
Speaker 6: cast register without being caught? That right there would prompt
Speaker 6: at least one person in the room to say, who's man?
Speaker 2: This is this?
Speaker 3: Okay? Please check them for a y or an airpiece. Carly,
Speaker 3: if you don't sit your stupid ass down somewhere, that's
Speaker 3: why you run things by people and not Google.
Speaker 6: Use Google after you run it by people. I'm not
Speaker 6: even gonna get into the movie she was searching. You
Speaker 6: really gonna search taking and then allegedly faking abduction. Really, okay,
Speaker 6: I'll tell you some other movies that she should have
Speaker 6: been searching that she can relate to.
Speaker 2: I got a list.
Speaker 6: Dumb and Dumble, Dumb and Dumber two ridiculousness. That's a
Speaker 6: good TV show. Stupid is it? Stupid? Does wilding out
Speaker 6: because she was wilding? Okay, a stupid idea, that's a
Speaker 6: good flick.
Speaker 3: These are all rule real.
Speaker 6: Movies and TV shows. By the way, this fool that
Speaker 6: was on Hulu, Okay, what you think she at home googling?
Speaker 6: Now caught Mardia goes to jail. Orange is the new
Speaker 6: black life. I'm just saying. I saw the good brother
Speaker 6: Roy Woods make a great point yesterday and he said,
Speaker 6: get your jokes off, or be careful with the outrage,
Speaker 6: because you're dealing with a sovereign court system that loves
Speaker 6: to make an example a lot of black folks, and
Speaker 6: that girl know she lying will turn into damn. They
Speaker 6: really gave her five years just that fast. Now, Look,
Speaker 6: Carli probably lied, but don't let that distract us from
Speaker 6: the fact that hundreds of thousands of Black women and
Speaker 6: children are really missing in this country. I don't know
Speaker 6: why the Carli story caught fire on social media the
Speaker 6: way they did, and the others don't. I don't know
Speaker 6: y'all throwing all these conspiracies out there, or ask yourself
Speaker 6: how come this story blew up? But other stories of
Speaker 6: missing black women and children don't real stories of missing
Speaker 6: black women and children. Don't you think Carli was the
Speaker 6: only black woman who went missing this weekend? And just
Speaker 6: our luck, the one story everyone gravitated to is the
Speaker 6: fake one.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Doesn't feel right to me, but don't let that ever
Speaker 6: discourage you from raising awareness to the epidemic that is
Speaker 6: missing black women and children in this country. Forty percent
Speaker 6: of missing people in this country.
Speaker 2: Are colored, all right.
Speaker 6: I don't want to hear people say, see, Carly and
Speaker 6: false claims are the reason they don't take missing black
Speaker 6: people serious.
Speaker 3: Malarkey.
Speaker 6: They wasn't taking us serious before this. I don't want
Speaker 6: to hear y'all say, see, they wasted the police officer's time.
Speaker 3: No, they didn't. Police were doing their job.
Speaker 6: They get paid to investigate, and they have to investigate
Speaker 6: all cases regardless if.
Speaker 3: They are believable or not. That's their job. That's what
Speaker 3: taxpayers dollars go to.
Speaker 6: So don't get caught up and anyone trying to blame
Speaker 6: Kari for why they don't take the cases of missing
Speaker 6: Black women and children serious, because they wasn't taking these
Speaker 6: cases serious to begin with.
Speaker 3: They don't really look for us, they don't contribute resources
Speaker 3: to looking for us.
Speaker 6: Hell, they couldn't even find Calli and she wasn't even
Speaker 6: really missing allegedly, So that lets you know how unseerious
Speaker 6: they are about the epidemic that is missing Black women
Speaker 6: and children in this country. If you are using this
Speaker 6: Carlie Russell's story to say, see this is why I
Speaker 6: don't get involved in the conversation around missing Black women
Speaker 6: and children in this country, you're lying.
Speaker 3: You never cared to begin with. Please let remy ma
Speaker 3: give Carley Russell the biggest he huh.
Speaker 7: Hee ha he ha, stupid mother, Are you dumb?
Speaker 2: Alight?
Speaker 5: Lord?
Speaker 1: Well, thank you for that, donkey. Today we got to say,
Speaker 1: aboye the b E T P B T B E
Speaker 1: T all right, everybody else, let's go to the let's
Speaker 1: go to court, let's go to people's torch Breakfast Court.
Speaker 3: The court of public opinion been wide open on it.
Speaker 3: It's a fact.
Speaker 8: I gotta exhibit ABC dn E. We wanted to believe
Speaker 8: because she left her wig and her phone.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. Let's
Speaker 1: open up the phone line.
Speaker 7: You don't separate a black woman from her wigs.
Speaker 1: Come on, eight hundred five five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: What is your opinion? This is Breakfast Club Court.
Speaker 2: Do you believe?
Speaker 1: Do you believe it's something else? Is some conspiracy like
Speaker 1: for they just said no black women gonna leave a wig?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does feel.
Speaker 6: Strange though that this is the story that caught fire,
Speaker 6: Like you mean to tell me all the missing black
Speaker 6: women and children, that all women and children that missing
Speaker 6: in this country.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure that there were black women and you're
Speaker 3: missing this weekend. But this is your game, fake story,
Speaker 3: one story of the one everybody gravitated through. That kind
Speaker 3: of strange y'all.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about it. Eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 1: five one oh five one. Will take your calls when
Speaker 1: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Bring everybody is CEEJ Energy Charlomagne the God we are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host Alicia
Speaker 1: Renee Hill.
Speaker 7: I would like to be known as executive producer Alisha Renee.
Speaker 1: Oh big, executive producer Alicia Renee if you don't know.
Speaker 1: She has something special on Audible that came out today
Speaker 1: is called Unleash for Love and we want you guys
Speaker 1: to go check it out. It's eight episodes. But right now,
Speaker 1: Charlemagne gave Donkey of the Day to who Charlemagne.
Speaker 6: Collie Russell hasn't been confirmed that you know, she's not
Speaker 6: telling the truth, but there's been a lot of doubt
Speaker 6: cast on her story. You know, the story of her
Speaker 6: being abducted, right, I mean, I don't know no matter
Speaker 6: of fact, that's not her story. That's the story that
Speaker 6: was out there that she possibly was abducted.
Speaker 2: She saw a.
Speaker 6: Baby on the side of the road, and then she
Speaker 6: was on the phone with somebody and they heard her
Speaker 6: as the baby are you okay? They never heard the baby,
Speaker 6: and then they heard her scream and then she went
Speaker 6: missing for forty eight hours.
Speaker 8: But the big thing behind it was because a lot
Speaker 8: of those tricks tactics are used to traffic humans, more
Speaker 8: specifically women of color.
Speaker 1: All right, so we're asking eight hundred and five A
Speaker 1: five one oh five one, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: Let's ask you Lisha, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 7: I mean I said it before.
Speaker 8: I know I said it jokingly, But there are certain
Speaker 8: things that you know when you hear it, it's like, oh,
Speaker 8: that wouldn't we wouldn't do that unless it was true,
Speaker 8: or that wouldn't happen unless it was true. Sadly, because
Speaker 8: I know how much squirrels cost. If I hear a
Speaker 8: squirrel that's left by the wayside, I'm thinking, I.
Speaker 2: Tell my wigs yeahs yes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I'm going down with a fight with my wig.
Speaker 1: But you know the reason I thought it was sounded
Speaker 1: a little fish she was when she said she's seen
Speaker 1: a toddler walking down the side of a highway.
Speaker 2: White baby right on the side of a highway. And
Speaker 2: the thing is, if it was a random.
Speaker 1: Street or off street or suburb street, but not too
Speaker 1: many people drive by, I would be like, Okay, maybe possible.
Speaker 1: When we talk about a highway and they showed they
Speaker 1: showed the footage of the cars jetting by and no
Speaker 1: body else seen this baby.
Speaker 2: No, I must have from the footage a loan.
Speaker 1: I must have seen forty fifty costs y'all buy and
Speaker 1: not one other persons seeing a baby walking down the
Speaker 1: side of the NBA.
Speaker 8: I think her mother did say that someone in an
Speaker 8: eighteen wheelers, just a random someone in an eighteen whelers
Speaker 8: reported seeing a baby on the outside of her I
Speaker 8: just do want to add that in there. So they did, okay,
Speaker 8: but that's what I'm saying. I think that came from
Speaker 8: her mother.
Speaker 7: So you just never know.
Speaker 8: I mean, a parent is going to do what a
Speaker 8: parent is going to do, even if their child is
Speaker 8: in the wrong. You know how we are in our community.
Speaker 8: You know that's my baby. They can do no wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The only thing, I mean, all of that did sound strange.
Speaker 6: What I still find strange right now is that, you know,
Speaker 6: I just wonder why certain cases get the attention that
Speaker 6: they get, because, as I said during Donkey of the Day,
Speaker 6: hundreds of thousands of you know, people are reported missing.
Speaker 6: Forty percent of them are are people of color. You
Speaker 6: mean to tell me that she's the only woman of
Speaker 6: color that went missing this weekend, No, my mind, I
Speaker 6: just comments tells me that's not the case.
Speaker 3: But how come just our luck the one person everybody
Speaker 3: decides to put attention on is the person that's probably faking.
Speaker 7: But you know, we didn't what about the point that
Speaker 7: test met.
Speaker 8: Can we bring that up when she mentioned class like,
Speaker 8: class is also a factor, right when you have someone
Speaker 8: from a certain socio.
Speaker 7: Economic you know, uh, environment background. Yeah, obviously people will
Speaker 7: give that more attention.
Speaker 1: I've seen, but I've seen a lot of people talking
Speaker 1: about the case because they were comparing it to the submersible,
Speaker 1: right saying, why was all this press on the submersible
Speaker 1: and not on the five and people really pushing that
Speaker 1: class right way.
Speaker 7: That's class a billionaire.
Speaker 8: It's it's the submersibles filled with the million the millionaires
Speaker 8: and the billionaires.
Speaker 7: I was getting there, the millionaires and the billionaires.
Speaker 8: And then that same week, though, there was a ship
Speaker 8: I want to say it was like off the coast
Speaker 8: of Greece somewhere, and it was like three.
Speaker 7: Hundred three hundred of color who are no longer with
Speaker 7: us and nobody not a single thing.
Speaker 2: But let's go to the phone.
Speaker 7: Class, so class and race.
Speaker 12: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 9: Her?
Speaker 15: Good morning?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 2: Kay, good morning? What's your feeling? What's your thought?
Speaker 3: Every kiss begins with Kay.
Speaker 14: So I just think that she used the unfortunate truth
Speaker 14: that America doesn't really care about missing black women to
Speaker 14: pull off this hopes, and she didn't think that people
Speaker 14: really were going to be out there looking for her
Speaker 14: like that. So she's like, oh, crap, I need to
Speaker 14: reappear the.
Speaker 6: Type of way, Kay, is a great point that you
Speaker 6: think about that, Like she like what K said makes
Speaker 6: all the sense in the world. Wow, she knew that
Speaker 6: they probably weren't going to really look for her because
Speaker 6: she's a black woman.
Speaker 3: And then she realized, wait a minute, they are. They
Speaker 3: are looking for me. Let me take my back home.
Speaker 13: Hello, there's Ring the truck driver.
Speaker 11: Good morning, girls, the trunk driver.
Speaker 2: Good morning. What's your thoughts, Mama?
Speaker 15: I think she is why.
Speaker 9: And you know what what, I don't want her in
Speaker 9: jail though.
Speaker 13: I think she got some good women and mentally, but Charlamagne,
Speaker 13: don't you say no, everybody means pens and they just
Speaker 13: need some like mental hoth facility.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 6: I agree with you, but you know you're talking about
Speaker 6: what I want versus the reality of the situation. The
Speaker 6: reality is she's a black woman in Alabama, and then
Speaker 6: that legal system probably gonna make an example out of
Speaker 6: her if they find out that she was really lunched.
Speaker 1: Right exact, eight hundred and five eight five, one oh
Speaker 1: five to one, just opening up their phone lines. I'll
Speaker 1: be in breakfast Club court. Alsia Renew, our guest co host,
Speaker 1: is here, so don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody at cej NV, Charlamagne, the gud We
Speaker 1: are the breakfast club Nowhew just joining us. Alicia Renee
Speaker 1: is here. She's our guest co host. She has something
Speaker 1: special on Audible today. It's called Unleash for Love.
Speaker 2: Go check that out.
Speaker 1: You should definitely check it out. Eight episodes. But right
Speaker 1: now we're in breakfast Club Court. We're talking about Harley.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne gave her a donkey today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, I gave Cary Russell donkey today. I didn't
Speaker 6: know if this fight was too early to call, but
Speaker 6: it seems that a lot of doubt has been cast
Speaker 6: on her story, so I gave her a donkey to
Speaker 6: day day.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this stormy storm? Good morning? What's your thought?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 15: So, Condy like she had some mental illness. I feel
Speaker 15: like she did something. She's craving attention and acknowledgement. Like
Speaker 15: some people take their death and people wild comes to
Speaker 15: their funeral and to see that she was loved and
Speaker 15: stuff like that. But this this wasn't a way because
Speaker 15: now she hates you know, potentially takes the prison time
Speaker 15: as well as Oh, the judges definitely gonna make her
Speaker 15: pay restution, even though it's the officers gove to investigate,
Speaker 15: but they're gonna say, you need use those resources. So
Speaker 15: therefore they will charge her restitution and you know by
Speaker 15: being house down when it's gonna be in placed. So
Speaker 15: she she looking at probably like a two hundred and
Speaker 15: six thousand dollars bill.
Speaker 3: That she can't pay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we also got to stop blaming this on mental illness.
Speaker 6: Some people just make poor choices. Yeah, fact, everything ain't
Speaker 6: mental illness. Everybody ain't you know, dealing with any type
Speaker 6: of mental illness and any mental health issues.
Speaker 3: Some people just make poor.
Speaker 1: Choices, right, But you do, you know, you do need punishment,
Speaker 1: right and although it's a sad situation, we honestly don't
Speaker 1: know what happened. I think for all these situations, people
Speaker 1: who need some type of punishment because if there is
Speaker 1: no punishment, people continue to do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but here's the thing. Why does the punishment have
Speaker 7: to start with us in our community?
Speaker 2: No, it's nothing.
Speaker 8: I agree with you, Yeah it say what I'm saying
Speaker 8: like there, I think someone bought it up earlier. I
Speaker 8: don't remember who, but you know the white women that
Speaker 8: always call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I brought it up early.
Speaker 1: I was like, it's not fair that the white women
Speaker 1: or called police on somebody, right, and they get no
Speaker 1: jail time or anything on, no restitution, but in this
Speaker 1: case they do. But I also feel like, I feel
Speaker 1: like all those white women that call the police falsely
Speaker 1: on black people should have to go to jail.
Speaker 2: And the and the reason being is because there is
Speaker 2: no punishment. If there's punishment, if one person gets locked up,
Speaker 2: yet the next person be like, you know what, I
Speaker 2: ain't called on police.
Speaker 7: I'm not negating that. My bone is, why does it
Speaker 7: always have to start with us?
Speaker 8: Because I do believe, like what shar was saying, she's
Speaker 8: in the southern state, nine times out of tenth they're
Speaker 8: going to try to make an example out of her.
Speaker 7: So it's going to start on our watch.
Speaker 8: But you're not going to keep that same energy though,
Speaker 8: if this time next week, some Karen calls and says
Speaker 8: that you know, such and such try to kidnap her.
Speaker 7: Some person of color tried to kidnap her.
Speaker 2: But this country never has And y'all are talking like
Speaker 2: America is fair. It never has been.
Speaker 6: And that's why we're always out here fighting for equality.
Speaker 6: There is no double standard when it comes to black
Speaker 6: and white people. There's a standard, and that standard is whiteness.
Speaker 3: Malcolm X once said one time, we're like, there's no
Speaker 3: such thing as a second class citizen.
Speaker 6: You're either treated like a citizen or you're not. We're
Speaker 6: not second class citizens. You're either treated like a citizen.
Speaker 2: Or you're not.
Speaker 3: And that's just that's just what it is when and
Speaker 3: when it comes to black and white.
Speaker 7: And I give a little pushback on that, you're not wrong.
Speaker 8: But the challenge is is that we hold our when
Speaker 8: something like this happens, more specifically within our community, because
Speaker 8: we're instinctively like, Okay, well, this person is going to
Speaker 8: keep everyone else from believing the next black person or
Speaker 8: whatever whenever they're kidnapped.
Speaker 7: So we're like, there has to be some accountability.
Speaker 8: The white people will always say, I don't want to
Speaker 8: keep making it white people, but people outside of our
Speaker 8: race will always say yes, there needs to be some accountability,
Speaker 8: so we're getting double accountability. But nothing happens to anyone outside.
Speaker 6: Of our All we can do with me, All we
Speaker 6: can do is meme and make Jose see mad memes y. Today,
Speaker 6: the legal system in Alabama can really hold her. Yes, question,
Speaker 6: is Beyonce coming to Alabama anytime so she can't go? Well,
Speaker 6: she did all this for Beyonce.
Speaker 2: Shut up, man, what do you mean is that the experience?
Speaker 2: I feel bad they can find to invite her to
Speaker 2: the shopping man?
Speaker 3: Look up this tour schedule. Look up to Beyonce tours
Speaker 3: beyond coming Alabama any get you look it up? Please?
Speaker 7: Are we still in the people's court?
Speaker 3: I'm just asking. I just need I promise.
Speaker 2: Is she coming to Alabama? And Beyonce in Alabama entertaining that? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just want to see.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you if she's coming to Alabama anytime soon? Man,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you she might have did all of this
Speaker 3: with Beyonce four days.
Speaker 1: Let me see when is she if she's coming to Alabama.
Speaker 1: I don't even know why I'm looking this out. I
Speaker 1: don't know why I'm wasting my time looking this up
Speaker 1: and let me.
Speaker 7: See her inside connect with in studio, says no, it's
Speaker 7: not happening.
Speaker 2: Coming to Alabama, no time. No, Chicago, Detroit, Louisville was
Speaker 2: last last week. It happened last week. She's coming to
Speaker 2: Saint Louis, Arizona, Vegas, anywhere near Louisville, Louisville. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: never mine, that won't be an Alabama.
Speaker 7: You should have conferred with your person in the quarter.
Speaker 2: You don't know. I forgot what's the more? A little story,
Speaker 2: the moral.
Speaker 7: Little story. They'll leave you by the wayside, gonna tell
Speaker 7: on you every time.
Speaker 3: The moral of the story for me is man.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Yes, this woman probably lied, but don't let us.
Speaker 6: Don't let that discribe us from the fact that hundreds
Speaker 6: of thousands of black women and children are really missing
Speaker 6: in this country, and that should not stop you from
Speaker 6: raising awdness to the fact that hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 6: black women and children are are missing in this in
Speaker 6: this country.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Yes, I don't want to say this, but people in
Speaker 6: Alabama might be listening for what one monkey. Don't stop,
Speaker 6: no show?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, when we come back, we got
Speaker 1: your room report we got to tell you about g
Speaker 1: Herbo and for next two.
Speaker 2: Times, y y'all are snorting, brother and sister. Y'all snow
Speaker 2: all the time. But something y'all's just y'all.
Speaker 1: You know what there's I'm never gonna get a man,
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning Rooms it
Speaker 1: with next the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Really got to start recording the behind the scenes of
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club because I just heard the most hilarious
Speaker 6: conspiracy theory. What if Colly Russell's boyfriend wanted her to
Speaker 6: get an abortion but she thought he said abduction.
Speaker 3: Okay, makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: Because she didn't know, so she had to google and
Speaker 1: find out perfect sent Oh my goodness, I mean that's perfect.
Speaker 7: If he sounds like me with a thick accent, I
Speaker 7: could see that makes perfect.
Speaker 2: So shout to Alisha Rene.
Speaker 1: She's our guest co host today and she wants the
Speaker 1: world to know that she has an audible project coming
Speaker 1: out today.
Speaker 2: It's Unleashed for Life, at least for Love.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, damn it Unleashed for Love.
Speaker 6: It's a romantic comedy on audible audio scripted original, a
Speaker 6: semi fictional story about Alicia and her mutual girlfriend's experiences
Speaker 6: with dating and other stuff.
Speaker 1: All right, and she and you know, wanted me to
Speaker 1: tell you guys that she's very smart, she's intelligent, she's
Speaker 1: a hard work because she's a business woman, trying.
Speaker 3: To sell off my sisters.
Speaker 7: No, but it's the fact that he said.
Speaker 2: I wanted to say, God.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I want to know that she's very smart, she's bright,
Speaker 1: she's educated, she's a great cooker, she's a business woman.
Speaker 2: Now you better than me. What do I tell you
Speaker 2: when you tell me?
Speaker 7: You man, you said you don't know anything.
Speaker 6: Boy, boy, you need to shut up. You need to
Speaker 6: shut up. This man tried to pronounce herfuffle and had
Speaker 6: a curfuffle. His whole mouth had a cuff. That was cool, crazy,
Speaker 6: you know what.
Speaker 2: I was going to be me. That's why, that's why
Speaker 2: I was gonna hit it.
Speaker 7: With those Let me tell you, Let me tell y'all something.
Speaker 7: You know who does not play about me?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 7: Okay, that's right. You see how you keep trying to
Speaker 7: claw me on the side.
Speaker 10: I'm not.
Speaker 2: You know, that's what I get. That's what I get.
Speaker 2: That that's what I get. That's thirteen years I ain't
Speaker 2: never heard you. Let that work.
Speaker 3: Producers, don't forget to find that word and clean it up.
Speaker 2: Kurt Fluffle, all right, let's get to the room is
Speaker 2: let's talk ge Herbal gossip.
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 11: This right right?
Speaker 2: Ah man, that's what I get alright now, ge Herbal,
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 1: You know, of course he's from Chicago, faces potentially years
Speaker 1: in prison after granted played guilty to federal fraud charges
Speaker 1: in Boston. So uh now this is for a federal
Speaker 1: wire charges allegations that accused him of still of using
Speaker 1: people stolen identities to fund private jets, a Jamaican villa,
Speaker 1: a designer puppy, and a host of others. So it
Speaker 1: looks like he might be having to do some jail time.
Speaker 1: The wire for account carries up to twenty years in prison.
Speaker 2: Go hard or go home.
Speaker 7: We at least he lived allegedly.
Speaker 2: So they're believe in that.
Speaker 1: Hopefully he will be getting a term of two to
Speaker 1: three years, but he could face up to twenty.
Speaker 7: Does he have to pay restitution?
Speaker 3: A lot of it?
Speaker 2: I didn't say, as he had we have a new story,
Speaker 2: his new story up there, not yet.
Speaker 6: Gia was a good brother man. I love his mental
Speaker 6: health advocacy. I don't know the full story. I don't
Speaker 6: even know how I missed that. Did he get arrested
Speaker 6: for that before something? This is a long time ago.
Speaker 12: He got arrested for that.
Speaker 2: This was like maybe three years ago.
Speaker 7: Boy, he found guilty because I'm saying allegedly.
Speaker 2: He played guilty. Oh man, he played guilty. Damn all
Speaker 2: right now for next two times.
Speaker 1: Of course, Memphis Rappers wanted by Houston Police Department for
Speaker 1: allegedly stealing a rental car. That's what the docs say,
Speaker 1: So they're looking for him as of right now. Now,
Speaker 1: let me tell you about this, what these rental car
Speaker 1: people are doing, and these rental car places are doing.
Speaker 1: Just so you know, if you rent a car and
Speaker 1: you have it for over thirty days and it's not
Speaker 1: returned even if you pay for it, they are filling
Speaker 1: out these PaperWorks that saying that the car is stolen.
Speaker 1: It's happened to actually two people that I actually know.
Speaker 1: Somebody had a call for over thirty days. He paid it,
Speaker 1: they took the money out, but I guess you have
Speaker 1: to bring it back and redo it, whatever it may be.
Speaker 1: And he got pulled over and he was arrested and
Speaker 1: locked up for it, and then when he got out
Speaker 1: he had to prove that he actually paid it and
Speaker 1: the charges would drop. But wouldn't you just go back
Speaker 1: to the rental car place and keep doing it because
Speaker 1: most people don't think about that. You just pay for
Speaker 1: the car, like you know, you have a rental call.
Speaker 1: You just paid weekly, or you pay monthly, or you
Speaker 1: pay whatever it is. But you don't think that you
Speaker 1: have to bring it back in thirty days and redo it.
Speaker 1: You just paid it and keep it moving.
Speaker 7: So they think they're scamming.
Speaker 2: No, people think that they are stealing the car.
Speaker 1: I guess it's something in the system that if the
Speaker 1: car is not if a car doesn't come back in
Speaker 1: a certain amount of time, but it automatically sends out.
Speaker 7: But do you have paperwork right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, in their own name.
Speaker 3: You fill out all his paperwork to be stealing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but you know what, don't happened before nas niggas, So
Speaker 3: you know they if these people thinking like I'm thinking,
Speaker 3: I'll always keep your gossip.
Speaker 1: Stay scamming, all right, Well that is your room or report.
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Speaker 2: Is it really that hard?
Speaker 7: It really is.
Speaker 8: I've been single for how long? How many times did
Speaker 8: I ask you? Somebody you have nobody? Don't make me
Speaker 8: fight you.
Speaker 6: But I say that to my sisters. I don't want
Speaker 6: to be involved in their love lives. I don't want
Speaker 6: to hook you' all up with nobody. I don't want
Speaker 6: to be responsible for nothing.
Speaker 8: You know how you know it's bad? I kid you
Speaker 8: not Duvall called me at six a m. La time
Speaker 8: to literally laugh in my face and say, Lisha, you're
Speaker 8: still single at six in the morning.
Speaker 1: You might have to change your friends one thousand percent
Speaker 1: if they call you six in the morning they play
Speaker 1: it sounds like this. You know, you just change your friends.
Speaker 7: You know happened the last time you try to play
Speaker 7: with me?
Speaker 2: You're right?
Speaker 7: What did God do?
Speaker 2: You're right? He gave you a what a curfuffle?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll put something in his mouth that wasn't supposed
Speaker 3: to be there.
Speaker 7: See, y'all gonna have to.
Speaker 11: Hold anywhere.
Speaker 2: You know what it is that letting that report?
Speaker 3: Did a word not come out of your mouth that
Speaker 3: wasn't supposed to be there?
Speaker 2: A word?
Speaker 3: Okay, So God pushed something in your mouth that wasn'
Speaker 3: supposed to the boy the way, we got to stop
Speaker 3: giving God all of his credit for stuff that.
Speaker 2: He ain't.
Speaker 7: Business. Baby, Jesus, I ain't got nothing.
Speaker 3: To do, nothing to do with none of this.
Speaker 2: Stop this.
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Speaker 1: it is with Magnum large sized condoms. That gold foil
Speaker 1: rapper is a badge of honor and it means you're
Speaker 1: protected and you take care of things with comfort.
Speaker 2: Accept no substitutes.
Speaker 1: Bring the pleasure with the gold standard Magnum large sized condoms.
Speaker 1: Un Thing Everybody, It's dj n V Charlamagne God. We
Speaker 1: have our guest co host, Alisha Renee, who has an
Speaker 1: audible project out today, Unleash for Love. Definitely check it
Speaker 1: out his eight episodes. She's also executive producer. She executive
Speaker 1: producer with a little guy named Leonardo. But you just
Speaker 1: want to say appreciate your.
Speaker 2: Name, okay.
Speaker 6: Kevin Hardy is an executive producer as well. All Right,
Speaker 6: it's a great project, romantic comedy.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: You can put your headphones on and it's like you're
Speaker 3: listening to a TV sho. That's right.
Speaker 7: So you allow you back to burn into Palo, letting
Speaker 7: that good spirit in there.
Speaker 2: You go, that's right.
Speaker 1: Well for people that don't know, yes we've been joking
Speaker 1: all morning with Atlisha Renee, but yes she's a great soul,
Speaker 1: very smart. You probably remember her own b et. She
Speaker 1: can cook, she's a very counted business woman.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 7: This means a lot to me.
Speaker 8: This is such a full circle moment because you are
Speaker 8: my very first interview as far as like you know,
Speaker 8: when I was an on air personality for me Et
Speaker 8: and then he's been one of my longest friends in
Speaker 8: Champions and so like to be here now working on
Speaker 8: a project that you co created and hearing once again
Speaker 8: that I'm a dollar store version of Beyonce while I'm
Speaker 8: out here trying to do big things.
Speaker 2: And me at leash was neighbors for a long, long,
Speaker 2: long long time.
Speaker 6: What building Melrose, Melrose Place, same building where the woman
Speaker 6: told me to watch out for you because there's a
Speaker 6: young man who lives in this building and y'all look
Speaker 6: alike and V might have a type, because she would
Speaker 6: hear strange things coming from that apartment.
Speaker 3: That's a fact that really happened.
Speaker 2: That did not happen.
Speaker 3: No, that woman really told me.
Speaker 2: She did not tell you that. I promise you everything
Speaker 2: be taking a little bit of that story.
Speaker 1: Like my best friend, one of my best friends lived
Speaker 1: used to live in that building, in our building, Little
Speaker 1: Sean who looks a little like.
Speaker 6: Charla Man, I mean, dog skin, just short. You don't
Speaker 6: have the detail. God didn't give him all the.
Speaker 7: Details he gave me, didn't. Courtney lived and your cousin
Speaker 7: live in our buildings.
Speaker 1: Courtney left, and you know, I got apologized to Roxy.
Speaker 1: I didn't get get to apologize to her. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I want to put this out there.
Speaker 7: What the hell did you do?
Speaker 2: If you don't you don't think you should, don't do it.
Speaker 2: It was like seventeen years.
Speaker 3: The subject.
Speaker 6: Being with little Sean in the apartment by yourself though
Speaker 6: y'all know, y'all on the radio and y'all whispering each other,
Speaker 6: you crazy ass humans, y'all y'all on the radio whispering
Speaker 6: each other, that.
Speaker 8: You had her rolling around here looking like she couldn't
Speaker 8: afford to Fike that. Yeah, but an apology he owes.
Speaker 11: You for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, more of the stories when Envy was I don't
Speaker 3: know what he was doing in that apartment complex.
Speaker 2: That's my boy.
Speaker 1: There was no sounds coming up that far on the staff,
Speaker 1: like people gonna believe that's my brother.
Speaker 2: I want to go see my brother that the department.
Speaker 3: She did say, No, she did not. She did say
Speaker 3: Envy might have a type, So you need to be careful,
Speaker 3: I promise you.
Speaker 2: She said that.
Speaker 6: She told me that thirteen years ago. And guess what
Speaker 6: I've been dealing with for the last thirteen years.
Speaker 8: He never came by for Gumble Night. If you were
Speaker 8: in our building, we had Gumble night game night, that's right.
Speaker 2: I don't know. We never bought the man leash used
Speaker 2: to have the food.
Speaker 6: I used to have the cable so before my wife first,
Speaker 6: so before my wife moved up here, least you'd bringing
Speaker 6: food on Sunday nights and we watch True Blood.
Speaker 8: You have to clean that up, you know, because it
Speaker 8: sounds like before your wife came up here, we were no.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that in reverence. That's why I had no food,
Speaker 3: and I had no home cooked meals and I didn't.
Speaker 7: Have the cape I was working for.
Speaker 2: You didn't have the cable, No, they weren't.
Speaker 13: I had.
Speaker 7: I was the least paid person.
Speaker 2: Jesus.
Speaker 3: And then when my wife didn't move in, we all
Speaker 3: became one big family.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 7: That's what I would say. You got to close that gap.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: They talk more than me and lesh do.
Speaker 7: Well, we do have it. We have a we have
Speaker 7: a family group.
Speaker 2: You have a roup chat you that's right, that's right,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we got the positive notice the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, Good morning everybody, n V Charlamagne the guy
Speaker 1: we are the breakfast club. Would you like to leave
Speaker 1: all a positive? Not usually Charlamagne doesn' would like to
Speaker 1: leave on a positive day.
Speaker 6: Before we do that, I do want to make sure
Speaker 6: everybody goes out there and listen to The Unleashed for
Speaker 6: Love on Audible. It is available today. It stars My
Speaker 6: Good Sister a Lisha Renee. It stars Pretty Vas, stars
Speaker 6: Logan Browning, lemar And Morris, Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardest and
Speaker 6: Jess Hilarious Porschea Williams, Yousell, Brian It is a romantic comedy.
Speaker 2: If you like, uh, you know, good scripted series.
Speaker 3: This is a great one. It's just that you're listening
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 6: And it is the first romantic comedy that we've put
Speaker 6: out on SBAH Productions with Audible, myself and Kevin Hart.
Speaker 6: So I really want you all to go check this out.
Speaker 6: Make sure when you go on Audible you leave a review,
Speaker 6: you leave a rating. I can't wait to hear the
Speaker 6: feedback on Unleash for Love.
Speaker 2: Oh real quick.
Speaker 6: I just want to tell y'all man, I'm gonna be
Speaker 6: on Andy Cohen to night. I know we had Oscar
Speaker 6: de la Hoya on Breakfast Club earlier as a guest,
Speaker 6: but me and him will be on Andy Cohen tonight.
Speaker 2: Watch what Happens Live on Bravo.
Speaker 3: So check us out.
Speaker 2: No positive note, let's go.
Speaker 8: Many doors will close on you, and many people will
Speaker 8: tell you no. All it takes is one door and
Speaker 8: one yes. So thank you very much Charlemagne and Kevin
Speaker 8: Hart for giving me one of my next big yesses.
Speaker 8: God got us always and we give them glory.
Speaker 3: For it all always.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, bitch, is you don't finish for y'all dumb