Speaker 1: Wake your ass up.
Speaker 2: The breakfast Club is old.
Speaker 3: Wait, you gotta the breakfast Club, Envy and Charlomagne the
Speaker 3: voice of the culture.
Speaker 1: You then, I'm gonna come here when this thing. See
Speaker 1: y'all different, y'all the coach, it's different. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Like y'all know what you're talking.
Speaker 4: This is probably becoming the most prominent form for hiprobably.
Speaker 5: Be here next to all of you guys.
Speaker 6: It's really this.
Speaker 4: It in perspective to the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Bitches, wake up.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 4: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 4: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 4: yo yo Charlamagne, NA got beast to the planet is Tuesday?
Speaker 7: Yes, it's tuesday.
Speaker 4: Hey man, I got some good news some bad news
Speaker 4: for you. Let's do bad first. The bad news is
Speaker 4: scientists are saying that on September twenty fourth, twenty one
Speaker 4: eighty two, an asteroid with the force of twenty two
Speaker 4: atomic bombs it's gonna hit Earth. The good news is
Speaker 4: that's one hundred and fifty nine years from now, so
Speaker 4: none of us will be here to see it. Okay, well,
Speaker 4: whatever form of human or humanoid or robot human hybrid
Speaker 4: that exists by then will have to deal with that.
Speaker 7: But good morning, I'm grandkids to be here.
Speaker 1: No great grands great, great great great ground one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty nine years from now. You not long?
Speaker 4: That is, yeah, great great great grand kids one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty nine years. I don't even know none of
Speaker 4: my relative from one hundred and fift nine years ago.
Speaker 4: It neither do you. But they were here, Yes, they
Speaker 4: were here, they were here, they were here. Well, shout
Speaker 4: to all the dance dads. Dance has officially started last
Speaker 4: week and this week, so again it's back to drive,
Speaker 4: being an uber driver, you know, picking up my kids
Speaker 4: from school and taking into.
Speaker 7: Dance class which last two three hours as they're practicing
Speaker 7: and training for dance competition. Ought you in, I'm a
Speaker 7: shaped dad with a chair.
Speaker 1: Dad.
Speaker 7: Start it should be down right because football start.
Speaker 4: Nah, they started practicing all that stuff like that, but
Speaker 4: they don't start till January.
Speaker 7: So they don't do for football teams. They just do competition.
Speaker 1: This is competitive cheers.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't have it. I don't have.
Speaker 4: Any competitive You don't have any what I said, I
Speaker 4: don't have any daughters that cheer. Oh competitive cheerleading, yes,
Speaker 4: so competitive cheerleading starts in January.
Speaker 7: All right, well, let's get the show cracking, all right.
Speaker 7: When we come back. We got Teslin Figureo she would
Speaker 7: be joining us, and Tamika Mallory will be checking in
Speaker 7: this morning. She's out in Kentucky. She's doing a good fight,
Speaker 7: doing it.
Speaker 1: All the front lines per usual, her life per usual.
Speaker 7: And we'll talk to her when we come back to it.
Speaker 7: On't moves to breakfast club. Good morning, morning everybody. It's
Speaker 7: teen j env Charlamage the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Let's get in some front page new What.
Speaker 1: A gloomy record, by the way, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 7: What up tears?
Speaker 8: What's going on? Dj Vy Charlemagne the guy, Good morning.
Speaker 4: That record didn't sound so gloomy a year ago after
Speaker 4: handing on it for a year straight. And the way
Speaker 4: the weather is a little bit right now, it's such
Speaker 4: such a gloomy record this morning.
Speaker 7: Well, let's jump right in the front pages to start
Speaker 7: off with sports. Last night, the Browns lost to the
Speaker 7: Steelers twenty six, twenty two. It's funny when I went
Speaker 7: to sleep last night. The Browns were up by touchdown,
Speaker 7: I thought, but I didn't see that guy. I didn't
Speaker 7: see the end of it. And then the sink to
Speaker 7: beat the Panthers twenty seventeen. Patrick Mahomes, they said they
Speaker 7: reworked this contract. He's gonna receive two hundred and ten
Speaker 7: million dollars over four years.
Speaker 1: Rich Man.
Speaker 4: That's one hundred and five million dollars for both sides
Speaker 4: of black and white.
Speaker 1: Both of them got paid.
Speaker 4: Jesus Prouble to clues bombs of Patrick Mahons and is guaranteed,
Speaker 4: I believe.
Speaker 7: Yeah. All right, now let's jump right into Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 7: What's going on with Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 8: Well, he could use some of that money. Maybe they
Speaker 8: will let him borrow it, because right now, the former
Speaker 8: New York mayor is facing growing bills related to the
Speaker 8: fallout of his actions around the twenty twenty election for
Speaker 8: Donald Trump. Now a law firm that represented Rudy Giuliani,
Speaker 8: he said that he has not paid his bill. He's
Speaker 8: only paid about two hundred and fourteen thousand dollars towards
Speaker 8: the one point three unpaid bill, and Rudy Genelli has
Speaker 8: been very honest with saying that he is struggling to
Speaker 8: pay it. So just a quick update on that trial.
Speaker 8: You know, he is one of the seventeen defendants in
Speaker 8: the Georgia election interference case and that trial is set
Speaker 8: to start November three, So looks like he's risking of
Speaker 8: it all for Trump.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not mad at them. Folks want their money.
Speaker 4: They don't care about what you're going through. They had
Speaker 4: nothing to do with them. But question, how come Rudy
Speaker 4: Giuliani didn't just represent himself. Isn't he a criminal attorney
Speaker 4: to say themselves for the money by just represent themselves
Speaker 4: in those cases.
Speaker 8: Well, they say that anybody represents himself has a fool
Speaker 8: for a lawyer.
Speaker 7: So that's the answer.
Speaker 4: Even even when you are yes, I understand when you're
Speaker 4: not a lawyer, you know what I'm saying. You don't
Speaker 4: have no criminal, no lawyer background. But he's an actual criminal.
Speaker 7: He knows the law. And that was going to ask,
Speaker 7: you know, with that much money, don't don't law firms
Speaker 7: want a retainer up close? Like they let it get
Speaker 7: seven eight hundred thousand dollars in the rears. Yeah up front, Well.
Speaker 8: Just depends some will work with you, some will not.
Speaker 8: He has to put some money on it, like he
Speaker 8: made a ten thousand dollars payment the other day on
Speaker 8: this account, but that's just not enough. They want all
Speaker 8: their money. So that's that's the answer to that. They
Speaker 8: sick over somebody putting five on it. They want all
Speaker 8: the money because they know that the bills are just
Speaker 8: going to continue to get high on his other case,
Speaker 8: and you know, more than likely they won't ever get it,
Speaker 8: so they're filing suit. You know, anybody can file a lawsuit,
Speaker 8: doesn't mean you'll get the money. So I think this
Speaker 8: is about the principle at this point.
Speaker 7: All right, now let's jump into the black suit of
Speaker 7: suspended for his hairstyle.
Speaker 8: Yeah, remember I did this story a couple of weeks
Speaker 8: ago about the black student had the dreads. I wanted
Speaker 8: to give a quick update on that. He is a
Speaker 8: young black man that goes to Barber's High School in Texas,
Speaker 8: and he served his two weeks in school suspension. But
Speaker 8: then Monday, just yesterday, when he went back to school
Speaker 8: with the same hairstyle, he was suspended again. That They
Speaker 8: said that when he was originally suspended, it was the
Speaker 8: same week that the Crown Act went into effect and
Speaker 8: that is a law that is designed to protect against
Speaker 8: hair discrimination.
Speaker 7: But the school officials.
Speaker 8: Say that his dreadlocks fell below his ear brow, his
Speaker 8: eyebrows and ear lobes, and he's violating the dress code.
Speaker 8: And the family was in tears saying that you know,
Speaker 8: he is not in violation of the dress code. And
Speaker 8: he had to sit I guess on a stool for
Speaker 8: about eight hours and was uncomfortable, and also the young
Speaker 8: man was crying as well. So what do you guys
Speaker 8: think should he have returned with the same exact hairstyle
Speaker 8: or what?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean the school saying it wasn't discrimination, but
Speaker 4: you can always hide discrimination under the guys of you know,
Speaker 4: legislation and policy.
Speaker 1: And I guess that's where it gets. It gets tricky, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I get So what do y'all think you
Speaker 7: should do?
Speaker 8: Push a lot, just stick to it, keep the same hairstyle,
Speaker 8: keep showing up getting suspended every other week.
Speaker 7: You know what, if it was my son, I think
Speaker 7: I put him in a different school at this point,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean? Yeah, I get it, and
Speaker 7: I get the good fight, but at this point, if
Speaker 7: he has to sit on a stool for eight hours
Speaker 7: a day and be uncomfortable, and maybe he's really not learning,
Speaker 7: and I don't want to change his hairstyle.
Speaker 4: I think I would probably think about moving into a
Speaker 4: There's too much of a distraction for him at this point.
Speaker 4: Now every day he can't go to school and focus
Speaker 4: on sclirting. He's go to school focusing on having to fight, right,
Speaker 4: you know, And you got to ask yourself, is that
Speaker 4: all fight?
Speaker 7: You want to fight?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I would too.
Speaker 8: I think I would just move him after school at
Speaker 8: this point because they're not changing their policy clearly.
Speaker 7: All right, and that is front page news. They can
Speaker 7: tell you. We'll see in a couple of minutes. Everybody else,
Speaker 7: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 7: one oh five one. If you need to vent, phone
Speaker 7: lines to wide open again. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 7: one oh five. When it's the Breakfast Club, Good.
Speaker 3: Morning, the Breakfast Club. Is it your time to get
Speaker 3: it off your chest? Wait up, whether you're mad or black's.
Speaker 2: Time to get up and get something Call up now.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and five eighty five one five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 1: It's a run.
Speaker 7: Hey, Ron, good morning, get it off your chest, Ron.
Speaker 9: I wanted to comment about the child that got in
Speaker 9: school suspensious for his haircut or where his hair is
Speaker 9: being done.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 9: I was thinking that that is exactly how they discriminate,
Speaker 9: how they get you out of the area that they
Speaker 9: don't want you to be in. It's by making those
Speaker 9: rules that target you specifically. So if I was a parent,
Speaker 9: I would go down to that school and get the
Speaker 9: rule book, learn every rule top to the top to
Speaker 9: the bottom, and make sure every child is following every
Speaker 9: rule in every day. And if not, then I have
Speaker 9: a basis for a lawsuit and make sure that that's
Speaker 9: just not the case because they can't just continue to
Speaker 9: discriminate by making any stupid rules that they know they're
Speaker 9: going to kick you out of benure.
Speaker 1: It has been like that, right as always.
Speaker 4: Like I said, it's easy to hide discrimination within legislation
Speaker 4: in policy.
Speaker 10: You know absolutely, I agree?
Speaker 7: All right, bro, But thank you for coming show man.
Speaker 1: Thank you brother. You've got to prove his discrimination right. Hello.
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 11: This is Rakita from Jacksonville, Florida. Good morning, dj MB,
Speaker 11: Good morning, Charlemagne.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 11: I wanted to get some things off of my chest.
Speaker 11: I recently lost my daughter this year to god violence.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, so sorry to hear that.
Speaker 11: Thank you, thank you. What I would really really like
Speaker 11: for the African American or Black community to do is
Speaker 11: start banding together and start pushing against violence. We need
Speaker 11: to start grounding the guns. That's not spoken. So there's
Speaker 11: what's on my chest today. I do have a foundation
Speaker 11: in her innocence, the Electia Anderson Foundation. We had our
Speaker 11: first successful gala this year to bring about awareness with
Speaker 11: gun violence awareness in the community. We started in Jacksonville,
Speaker 11: well moving to Atlanta, Georgia July of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 12: We really really really.
Speaker 11: Want to get the community involved to stop the violence
Speaker 11: too many of our children.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, man, I feel like that's been an initiative. I
Speaker 4: feel like that's been an initiative my whole life. I'm
Speaker 4: forty five years old. I feel like that's always been
Speaker 4: going on, you know.
Speaker 11: Like forty six. So we're tired.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man.
Speaker 4: Even when we say things like we're trying to raise
Speaker 4: awareness the gun violence, oh, trust and believe we are.
Speaker 4: We're fully aware of gun violence. We just don't know
Speaker 4: what to do to stop.
Speaker 11: It, right that's the thing. So we're aware of it,
Speaker 11: but how do we band together as a community to
Speaker 11: stop it?
Speaker 7: Right? Well, how can people follow out and find out
Speaker 7: more information? In your gallon and all the things that
Speaker 7: you're doing.
Speaker 11: Thank you. My instagram is Rakita, it's ours, and Richie
Speaker 11: is an Echo ks and Kitty as an ice tis in,
Speaker 11: Timothy as an Apple Underscore zero seven and that's my instagram.
Speaker 1: Do you have any a link?
Speaker 4: It's something that you know, maybe we can donate to
Speaker 4: put a couple of dollars into into what you're doing.
Speaker 11: So I don't officially have a link. I do have
Speaker 11: some information on my personal page. We are working on
Speaker 11: a website as we speak, so hopefully we'll have a
Speaker 11: link soon. However, the organization does have a cash app.
Speaker 11: It's dollar sign l l A A nine zero four.
Speaker 7: L l A A nine zero four nine zero four.
Speaker 11: So what the foundation does is we go out into
Speaker 11: the community and help the families that have been affected
Speaker 11: by gun violence. Well, you lose a child, you're not
Speaker 11: thinking about paying a mortgage, your rent, you're not thinking
Speaker 11: about paying utilities. What we're stepping in and doing and saying, hey,
Speaker 11: we'll help you guys, with up to two months of
Speaker 11: whatever it is that you need.
Speaker 1: A sit this with.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, thank you, mama, and again we're sorry be
Speaker 7: a loss.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much. She was a beautiful girl. I'm
Speaker 11: gonna keep up breathing in life through.
Speaker 1: Me Absolute Anderson, Long Live Lexia Anderson. Jesus.
Speaker 4: I knew when we played that gloomy ass Future record
Speaker 4: at the top of the show that this was gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Didn't I say that record?
Speaker 4: Was thinking just because that record, the record didn't sound
Speaker 4: gloomy a year ago. It sounds very gloomy now. I
Speaker 4: just knew that that was setting the tone the wrong way. Okay,
Speaker 4: from now on, we're gonna start off the show with
Speaker 4: something up beating.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: I don't care what's playing. If it ain't an upbeat record,
Speaker 4: we gotta start the We gotta start the show with it.
Speaker 7: I'm with you, I'm with you. Put it off your
Speaker 7: chest eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 7: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Wait, this is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and five five five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this hey?
Speaker 13: Man Jefferson.
Speaker 7: Man, Hey Jefferson, good morning.
Speaker 13: Get it off your chest, hey, First of all, shout
Speaker 13: out all big nine one four, A shout out a body,
Speaker 13: shout out with DJ Andy Charlamagne. Everyone there. Look, man,
Speaker 13: if you're black and you're a Republican, I don't think
Speaker 13: that's a bad thing. I just want to get that
Speaker 13: off my chest, that everyone that's black does not have
Speaker 13: to think democratically or vote Democrats.
Speaker 1: That was it. I agree with you. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't think that, uh, you know, just because you're
Speaker 4: black and your your you're a black and Republican, means
Speaker 4: that you're a bad person. But I do feel like,
Speaker 4: you know, sometimes we vote against our own interests.
Speaker 13: But I don't think that the Democrats have the best
Speaker 13: interest because I feel like they they're promoting us kind
Speaker 13: of to stay in a system that doesn't really benefit
Speaker 13: us in the long haul. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 9: I just my opinion.
Speaker 4: I'm not disagreeing with that either. I'm not disagreeing with
Speaker 4: that either. I do I do think that we're in
Speaker 4: some very very very troubling times right now, though, And
Speaker 4: I do see you know, one party leaning heavy towards fascism.
Speaker 4: But everybody listen, man, vote your own interest. That's what
Speaker 4: I tell folks.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 14: Jay?
Speaker 1: Jay?
Speaker 7: What I'm getting off your chest?
Speaker 15: So?
Speaker 12: I was talking because we're talking about the boy in
Speaker 12: Texas that had to cut it here? Yes, sir, that's
Speaker 12: a that's an old one thing that Barbara's here. I
Speaker 12: don't know if y'all can research it, but this ain't
Speaker 12: the first time it happened at Barbara's Hill. Really, if
Speaker 12: if you look back a couple of years, it's same exact,
Speaker 12: same exact Is it happening at Barbaras Hill a while back?
Speaker 12: Un message for a black people on the East Side
Speaker 12: over the Baytown area, just take your kids out of
Speaker 12: Bay out of Barbaras Hill. We should know that already.
Speaker 1: Well what if you live over there though?
Speaker 4: What if you live over there and you know you
Speaker 4: can't you can't get your kids to another school? There's
Speaker 4: another school over there?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, there's a lot of options over there. The
Speaker 12: problem is Barbara Hill is probably one of the better
Speaker 12: schools over there. So that's just us wanting to put
Speaker 12: our kids into good schools. Oh God, nothing more than
Speaker 12: nothing less, got you got you got you?
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 7: We thank you? Brother. Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: This keep from Brooklyn.
Speaker 7: Yard key from Brooklyn. Y.
Speaker 1: What's up keith y'all?
Speaker 9: What's going on?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 17: Yo?
Speaker 10: I have a song work question and I would like
Speaker 10: to make my team because I know you don't take
Speaker 10: requestions like that, but I would love to make my tea.
Speaker 7: All right, what'd you want to ADDK?
Speaker 18: I really wanted to hear that that songs with uh
Speaker 18: with Puff Daddy and Justin Bieber, The moment moment, Oh
Speaker 18: my god.
Speaker 1: The old album is fire. But I really really love
Speaker 1: that song.
Speaker 10: And I would really love if you would.
Speaker 9: Look at your heart and take and take my friend.
Speaker 1: With question of all. We don't got to listen to
Speaker 1: our heart.
Speaker 4: That's all I've been listening to all weekend, that whole
Speaker 4: Puff Daddy Love album Off the Grid. That moment song
Speaker 4: with Justin Bieber is phenomenal, you know, so phenomenal.
Speaker 1: Fact we will we will get that on.
Speaker 7: You wanna get it? When you want to hear that on,
Speaker 7: You'll get it on for you.
Speaker 1: Let's get that on, Eddie, please please, we got you, Eddie.
Speaker 4: We gotta we gotta lift up the spirits in here anyway,
Speaker 4: because Lord have mercy. We started off with that gloomy
Speaker 4: ass future song, and all people been talking about is
Speaker 4: you know hair and death.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well get it off your chest. Eight hundred and
Speaker 7: five eight five five. When we come back, we got
Speaker 7: your room report. We gotta discuss Tamar Braxton. She was
Speaker 7: burglarized and robbed and will tell you all about it.
Speaker 7: Out in Atlanta's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody
Speaker 7: is d J n V. Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 7: the breakfas his club. Let's get to the room is
Speaker 7: let's talk Tamar Braxton.
Speaker 2: Name or you've gossip? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 7: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club. This
Speaker 7: is where the tea.
Speaker 1: Spells right right.
Speaker 7: Now, saluting shout to Tamar Braxton. Yesterday she posted on
Speaker 7: social media she said, I got robbed at home. I'm
Speaker 7: not safe anywhere. I don't know why I keep getting violated.
Speaker 7: I had a lot in my car because I don't
Speaker 7: live anywhere. Because I'm not safe anywhere or with any one. Now.
Speaker 7: Yesterday she shared footage of what it seems a bunch
Speaker 7: of dudes are running up in her car and you know,
Speaker 7: rummaging through her car and stealing everything out of her car.
Speaker 7: She says she doesn't feel safe and doesn't know why
Speaker 7: this keeps happening to her.
Speaker 1: I'm confused by this. Wasn't Tamar engaged?
Speaker 7: Yeah? I thought she was.
Speaker 1: So what is what is she saying? She she she
Speaker 1: she's clearly not homeless.
Speaker 7: No, I'm sure she's not homeless. But maybe she's she
Speaker 7: doesn't feel safe to stay at home, maybe because of
Speaker 7: what she seen or the fact that they robbed her
Speaker 7: at her parking lot. Maybe she feels that they know
Speaker 7: where she lives.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Last last, you know, when you got a bunch of
Speaker 4: stuff in your car, like you know, you in between homes.
Speaker 4: That happened to me before I was in between homes
Speaker 4: when I, uh, what happened?
Speaker 1: Oh, I got fired.
Speaker 4: I got fired when I did radio and in Philadelphia had
Speaker 4: all my stuff and in the truck. And the day
Speaker 4: I was supposed to move into the townhouse in Cherry Hill,
Speaker 4: New Jersey, I got fired.
Speaker 7: Tell you didn't moving Nope?
Speaker 4: And I remember I had to pick up little Uval
Speaker 4: from the airport and little Duvall got in the truck
Speaker 4: and he said, oh, my dog homeless because the news
Speaker 4: that came out and I just got fired.
Speaker 1: He really thought I was.
Speaker 4: Homeless, and yet but you are though, right, well then homeless? Well,
Speaker 4: I guess I was in between homes well slut Tamar. Yes'
Speaker 4: know what's going on.
Speaker 1: But I hope she figured out her situation. And where's
Speaker 1: her fiance?
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't know. And everybody's been talking
Speaker 7: about these talk shows coming back. Drew Barrymore was supposed
Speaker 7: to come back. She said she was going to come back,
Speaker 7: but she made the decision not to come back until
Speaker 7: the strike ends.
Speaker 14: I wanted to own a decision so that it wasn't
Speaker 14: a PR protected situation and I would just take full
Speaker 14: responsibility for my actions. I know there's just nothing I
Speaker 14: can do that will make this okay for those that
Speaker 14: is not okay with I fully accept that. I fully
Speaker 14: understand that there are so many reasons why this is
Speaker 14: so complex, and I just want everyone to know my
Speaker 14: intentions have never been in a place to upset or
Speaker 14: hurt anyone. It's not who I am. I deeply apologize
Speaker 14: to writers, I deeply apologize to unions. I deeply apologize.
Speaker 7: Yes, so her show will be pushed back and it's
Speaker 7: not coming back right away. Also, the Jennifer Hudson Show
Speaker 7: has pushed it's previously planned premier date and pause production.
Speaker 7: That's a mid backlash or in the writer strike as well.
Speaker 1: They all was coming back.
Speaker 4: They all announced that day was coming back, and I
Speaker 4: guess the backlash made say nope, well, we're gonna pump
Speaker 4: the brakes on that.
Speaker 7: Well, the talk is pausing. It's season premiere scheduled for
Speaker 7: September eighteenth, and they say we will continue to evaluate
Speaker 7: plans for a new launch date. Sherry Shepherd, Well, Sherry
Speaker 7: Shepherd Show is coming back.
Speaker 5: You all may have seen your favorite actors and Hollywood
Speaker 5: stars on the picket lines with the sag after and
Speaker 5: WGA strikes. Well, for me, I am a sag after actress.
Speaker 5: Talk shows in general fall under a different union contract code,
Speaker 5: so we are allowed to come back unless you are
Speaker 5: a WGA show. Now, the Sherry Show is not a
Speaker 5: WGA show. We have never employed WGA writers, so us
Speaker 5: coming back to work is not crossing the picket line.
Speaker 5: And as a comic, my comedic take on the headlines
Speaker 5: is my voice. I write my jokes. I'm the writer
Speaker 5: and I'm not in the WGA. I stand in solidarity
Speaker 5: with my union.
Speaker 4: Well, simple as see, that's why you need people like
Speaker 4: Sherry Sheppard to break down things.
Speaker 1: She don't know what the hell do you, Barry.
Speaker 7: But basically she writes her own material, so she doesn't
Speaker 7: need any writers, she doesn't hire any riders, so she
Speaker 7: can continue to do her show. She's w g A right,
Speaker 7: it's based off of her opinions. So the Sherry Shepherd
Speaker 7: Show will return.
Speaker 4: I'm dropping the clues mouns for Sherry Sheppard. Cherry about
Speaker 4: to get a head start and she may not lose it.
Speaker 7: No, not at okay, and that is your rumor report.
Speaker 7: Now when we come back, we got front page news
Speaker 7: and later on in the show, Tamika Mallory will be
Speaker 7: joining us. Right now, she's out in Kentucky. She's on
Speaker 7: the front lines. If you follow her, you've seen her
Speaker 7: on Lives. She's been threatened, threatened to people threatened to
Speaker 7: come into a hotel and shoot her and killer.
Speaker 4: They threatened to kill her because she's in Kentucky, you know,
Speaker 4: on the front lines fighting against Daniel Cameron, because Daniel
Speaker 4: Cameron is running for governor. That's right, he's the current
Speaker 4: attorney general, and you know they don't want him to
Speaker 4: be governor for a number of reasons. Right, and so
Speaker 4: she'll tell us about it when she when she joins us.
Speaker 4: All right, So it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, The
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 2: Morning, everybody.
Speaker 7: It's j n V. Charlemagne, the Guide. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 8: Good morning Tes, good morning, DJ Envy Charlemagne the God,
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club family.
Speaker 7: All right, let's get right into some front page news.
Speaker 7: To start off with sports. To Stealers beat the Browns
Speaker 7: last night, twenty six, twenty two, to sain to beat
Speaker 7: the Panthers twenty seventeen. Nick Chubb running back. He's out
Speaker 7: for the season. Sa Kwon Barkley will be out for
Speaker 7: three weeks. Patrick Mahomes, he did a new contract. He
Speaker 7: reworked his contract. He's gonna receive two hundred and ten
Speaker 7: million for four years.
Speaker 4: One hundred and five million apiece for both sides of hisself,
Speaker 4: black and white.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 7: All right, now, let's jump right into it. Let's talk
Speaker 7: New York employers. Now, now let's.
Speaker 8: Talk about their pay rates is certainly not one hundred million,
Speaker 8: but it is good news for folks in New York.
Speaker 8: Help wanted advertisements must now disclose proposed pay rates after
Speaker 8: statewide salary transparency, part of a growing state and city
Speaker 8: efforts to give women and people of color a tool
Speaker 8: to advocate for equal pay for equal work.
Speaker 7: Employers would at least for.
Speaker 8: Workers, will now be required to disclose the salary ranges
Speaker 8: for the job that is advertised externally to the public
Speaker 8: or internally to workers who are interested in a promotion
Speaker 8: or a transfer. Now this paid transparency, supporters say, will
Speaker 8: prevent employers from offering the same job candidates less or
Speaker 8: more money based upon age, gender, race, or other factors
Speaker 8: not related to their skills. Advocates believes this change will
Speaker 8: also help underpay workers realize that they make less than
Speaker 8: people doing the same job.
Speaker 4: I'm so confused by this because I thought they always
Speaker 4: included the pay rates. Like when you look for a job,
Speaker 4: it says it's paying such and such per hours or
Speaker 4: so too, it tells you what this salary is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, sometimes it's optional, not everybody. But now this is
Speaker 8: a law that's saying that you need to do it.
Speaker 8: So there's a big difference you wanted to do it
Speaker 8: and not in you know, and actually doing it. And
Speaker 8: then sometimes you know, they'll do a range, you know,
Speaker 8: starting at eleven dollars an hour, eleven to fourteen an hour,
Speaker 8: and so this is just you know, a lot of
Speaker 8: is requiring people to be a little bit more specific
Speaker 8: on that information, which is a good thing.
Speaker 7: I thought that was needed. I thought that's part of
Speaker 7: the reason why people would, you know, want to apply
Speaker 7: to it to see how much the money bacon, you know,
Speaker 7: what I can make, I thought, which is real crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you can always google jobs and see you know
Speaker 8: what the average salary for something is. If you're in
Speaker 8: the industry and you kind of know, you know what
Speaker 8: what the average is. You know, there's information out there.
Speaker 8: And then some people want to negotiate their faith, you know,
Speaker 8: when they you know, when they get there. A lot
Speaker 8: of the advertisement will say depending upon experience, you know,
Speaker 8: twelve dollars an hour, d o d oe, depending upon experience.
Speaker 8: So this is just making sure that everybody knows, you know,
Speaker 8: exactly what they're applying for and you know the options
Speaker 8: that they have, which is a good thing.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, Well that is Front Page News.
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Speaker 4: They talk about something else that's near and there. The
Speaker 4: dj Mvy's herd. Fake hairlines. A lot of men out
Speaker 4: here nowadays that are getting the fake hairlines. You know,
Speaker 4: whether they drawing it on, are they doing the surgery
Speaker 4: tattoo the tattoo. Uh, I'm not gonna lie. I tried
Speaker 4: something once. I can't remember what it's called as a
Speaker 4: pr P. That's the genes, that's the genes, right pr ps.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what are you talking about?
Speaker 4: It's something with some initials. I forgot what it was.
Speaker 4: But that's when they try to they draw the blood
Speaker 4: out of you. They take can't put it on, They
Speaker 4: spin the blood and then they like shoot the blood
Speaker 4: back in your scalp. Uh su, doctor Sandy. But I realized,
Speaker 4: like I don't want hair.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You can't have it, yes, can't took your hat off yesterday,
Speaker 4: you look crazy.
Speaker 1: My hairline is pushed back. But with my day back.
Speaker 4: Doctor Sandy was trying to explain to me was she
Speaker 4: could do this, but I was like, I don't really
Speaker 4: think I want it. And when you see how painful
Speaker 4: it is, you realize, like, no, I'm cool with a baldy.
Speaker 4: I have a head that's fit for all head. I
Speaker 4: think point is, I think you look stupid with your
Speaker 4: bed driving. My point is a lot of times men
Speaker 4: do things because they think that's what women like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm wondering do women even like that?
Speaker 4: When these guys have the painted on beards like you
Speaker 4: got paint it on two pays and hairlines because didn't
Speaker 4: not good brother Timberland, just do this, Yamland, just something.
Speaker 7: Listen.
Speaker 18: I see you have natural transplant with doctor Segal.
Speaker 1: Baby, look at them they.
Speaker 18: Shut it down just for the keys, like working out
Speaker 18: changing your body.
Speaker 1: I can put the work in this one. I have
Speaker 1: to go get work. It's no getting around it.
Speaker 18: I started seeing it's getting lighter, and I'm like, you
Speaker 18: know what, let me do it early.
Speaker 1: Then later I'm trying to.
Speaker 18: Tell y'all, don't look aside your tembo right there?
Speaker 7: But wait, so what is the question I feel about?
Speaker 1: Like this? All right?
Speaker 7: Well, let's let's talk ladies.
Speaker 1: Even dig this.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred five eighty five doing this for the ladies.
Speaker 7: But I would also say, ladies, you can't judge. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna tell you why we all say nothing.
Speaker 1: When you get through something, nobody nobody ask you.
Speaker 7: But we don't say nothing when you get your way,
Speaker 7: as when you get your eye browns.
Speaker 1: People don't like you anything about the women.
Speaker 4: Ladies do it to because they want to nothing, because
Speaker 4: they want to feel good.
Speaker 7: Men do it the same way. They want to they
Speaker 7: want to look.
Speaker 4: Attracted to the ladies. They don't have nothing to do
Speaker 4: with the ladies. You don't even have to bring the
Speaker 4: ladies in. I'm just saying I asked the ladies a
Speaker 4: specific question. I just want to I just want to remind,
Speaker 4: like when men do this, I.
Speaker 7: Just want to remind the ladies and all the things
Speaker 7: that they do as well.
Speaker 4: You don't need nobody reminding nobody about nothing, because they're
Speaker 4: all in here and talking about your stupid ass bed.
Speaker 4: That looks very dingy and disgusting right now because you
Speaker 4: be drawing it in the drawing in it looks discussed.
Speaker 4: I just need a haircut, just like you looked yesterday. Yeah,
Speaker 4: did you see yourself yesterday? But I don't die nothing.
Speaker 4: I don't die nothing. I don't draw nothing in I
Speaker 4: take comes nothing. Now you're gonna lie I don't drew nothing.
Speaker 7: Just blute, gentlemen. That's all.
Speaker 1: That's the exactly. It may not be a drawn, but
Speaker 1: it's a paint.
Speaker 7: We'll say to say the correct thing term. Sure either
Speaker 7: way of art? What's wrong with art?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 7: Eight und to find out? Five A five ladies?
Speaker 4: When when when men fix their hairlines and they try
Speaker 4: to look attracted for you?
Speaker 7: Do you do you like it? Do you hate it?
Speaker 7: Let's discuss. It's the breakfast Poco morning, the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: It's topic time called eight hundred five five five one
Speaker 3: to join in to the discussion with the breakfast.
Speaker 7: Club morning, everybody. It's d j Envy Charlemagne, the guy.
Speaker 7: We are the breakfast club. Now if you're just joining us,
Speaker 7: Charlemagne is making fun at all men that like to
Speaker 7: take care of themselves, not making fun men that like
Speaker 7: to get hair transplants, men that like to uh shade
Speaker 7: in their receding hair.
Speaker 1: I'm not making fun of none of y'all.
Speaker 4: I saw the good brother Timberland Timberland has recently had
Speaker 4: hair transplant surgery. Slewth our god, Tim Bland, Let's play
Speaker 4: the clip you.
Speaker 18: Have natural transplant with doctor Segal. Baby, look at them
Speaker 18: they shut it down just for the keys, like working
Speaker 18: out changing your body. I can put the work in
Speaker 18: this one. I have to go get work. It's no
Speaker 18: getting around it. I started to seeing it's getting lighter,
Speaker 18: and I'm like, you know what, let me do it early.
Speaker 18: Then later I'm trying to tell y'all, y'll be jails,
Speaker 18: don't look aside and timbo right there.
Speaker 4: But wait, And it just made me wonder because we
Speaker 4: all know men do things for.
Speaker 1: Women ninety five percent of the time. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: That the closed men buy the cars, they choose to
Speaker 4: drive the jury.
Speaker 1: A lot of the stuff that men do is for women. Correct.
Speaker 4: Back in the day, I got my eyebrows arch like
Speaker 4: an idiot, you know what I'm saying, because some women
Speaker 4: gas me up to do it.
Speaker 1: I thought the women would like that.
Speaker 4: So nowadays I think these brothers are getting these head
Speaker 4: transplants and stuff like that because they think that the
Speaker 4: women like that.
Speaker 1: So I want to know if we.
Speaker 7: Like that or it could be the fact that maybe
Speaker 7: they had here when they were younger, they had to
Speaker 7: cut it because their hair was receding, and now they
Speaker 7: can actually get it back and they won't hear it yet.
Speaker 1: Hey, man, things happen in life.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 4: I'm not mad at any brother that's choosing to do it.
Speaker 4: I just want to know do ladies actually like this?
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 18: Hi?
Speaker 17: Is this Courtney from Columbia.
Speaker 1: Eight on three?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I tell you.
Speaker 17: Guys, I'm driving my son to school with DJ Mvy.
Speaker 7: Okay, what's what's your opinion? What you think? Mama?
Speaker 17: What's my opinion is that? Okay? So I spent a
Speaker 17: good amount of money on weava on last year because
Speaker 17: it makes me feel good. I like the way my
Speaker 17: hair looks and it looks natural. So I feel like
Speaker 17: I can't judge a man for wanting to improve his
Speaker 17: look if that's something that he wants to do, as
Speaker 17: long as it looks good and looks natural.
Speaker 1: If it looks natural. So if it looks natural, you
Speaker 1: like it?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I like it?
Speaker 17: Okay, I can't. I can't judge it because then I
Speaker 17: can't even tell if it's really not okay, but if
Speaker 17: it looks fake it looks drawn on.
Speaker 1: Then I'm be like all right, like got envy one
Speaker 1: and be.
Speaker 17: Looking woman wore weeds and you can see like the
Speaker 17: tracks all through the thing. It doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: I can't stand when you can see a visible lace front.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't let you know that. Every time I go
Speaker 7: out someplace, somebody walks into me and it was like Charlamagne,
Speaker 7: be capping your thing, don't be looking drawn in, And
Speaker 7: I tell him I know, he just he just he's
Speaker 7: just a lie. He just hate him.
Speaker 4: First of all, the man walks in you and say,
Speaker 4: your thing, don't be looking drawn in. You should call
Speaker 4: the police. Okay, what thing is he talking about?
Speaker 7: My headline? Hello?
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 7: Hey mama? What's your thoughts? Personally?
Speaker 11: I don't like man.
Speaker 17: What like colored hairlines?
Speaker 7: I don't like talk to him.
Speaker 17: I wonder you're too old.
Speaker 1: That's right too?
Speaker 9: Like death?
Speaker 11: What's off? And like it comes off?
Speaker 17: It's not like a female wig where secure a headline
Speaker 17: is gonna come off.
Speaker 7: It does not come It does not come off.
Speaker 1: Yes it does.
Speaker 4: You sat here and your and be sat in this
Speaker 4: room one time and he literally had the just for
Speaker 4: men on his hoodie. That was it was on his hoodie.
Speaker 4: It came from his his face.
Speaker 7: That wasn't because it just came off. It dies the hair,
Speaker 7: so it does not come off the heir.
Speaker 1: Was it on your hoodie?
Speaker 7: You would because I died my hand and I had
Speaker 7: to take my hoodie off to get to take the shower.
Speaker 7: And when I took my hoodie off, it was on
Speaker 7: the hoodie and it was twelve o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 7: But it's staying. It does not come off.
Speaker 1: You look stupid anyway.
Speaker 7: Well, let me ask you a question, by why don't
Speaker 7: you wear your eyebrows natural? Then?
Speaker 19: Because I have light eyebrows, the same reason you don't
Speaker 19: wear your hair natural on your beard.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying she doesn't because she likes it.
Speaker 1: But the difference is I like it.
Speaker 17: I like my my eyebrows aren't sweating.
Speaker 4: There you go and yours and they look and they
Speaker 4: actually look more natural than y'all guys be looking.
Speaker 1: No, maybe maybe because it's new to men.
Speaker 4: Men haven't figured out how to properly draw it in
Speaker 4: or blended or whatever the hell these women be doing.
Speaker 7: Y'all need to figure this out. My whole thing is
Speaker 7: we all gonna be natural. Let's all be natural women.
Speaker 7: I want to see your mustaches. I want to see
Speaker 7: your peach fuzz. I want to see ya ya. If
Speaker 7: we're gonna be naturalists, be on natural.
Speaker 4: First of all, y'all need to learn from the women,
Speaker 4: because y'all trying to be like them. So being that
Speaker 4: y'all trying to be like them, y'm now we.
Speaker 7: Try to be like them. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 10: Jersey?
Speaker 7: It's not okay, not a woman, but all right, what's up? Devon?
Speaker 7: Talk to us?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm not a woman, but I gotta get at Charlotte.
Speaker 11: Man loves Charla Man, but I gotta get at him
Speaker 11: real quick.
Speaker 9: Slow man, I'm telling you right now, women love to
Speaker 9: die in the heir. Nobody wants to pass.
Speaker 12: He's discussing that here air, well.
Speaker 15: None of that.
Speaker 1: You like that clean look, So you're justifying the fact
Speaker 1: that you have your hair drawn on here.
Speaker 9: After a fresh cut. It looks good.
Speaker 4: Well, let me ask you a question. Uh, we're not
Speaker 4: even a question. This is a statement. The reason we're
Speaker 4: doing this topic is so we can hear from the women.
Speaker 4: Because of course, you think women like it, but you
Speaker 4: don't know for sure if they do or not. But
Speaker 4: maybe this brother doesn't for himself.
Speaker 7: He doesn't not do it for women.
Speaker 4: He clearly doesn't. He clearly doesn't because he called in
Speaker 4: to say that the women like it. And you think that,
Speaker 4: then women be when you out in the street they
Speaker 4: looking at you, you think you hot? She actually looking
Speaker 4: at you? Like, why the hell is his head painted
Speaker 4: that way?
Speaker 9: Or is that how you feel?
Speaker 1: Charloman, say exactly how you figure?
Speaker 4: Got a fresh ball I'm clean man, got no head.
Speaker 4: That's why, thank you God blessed me with a ball head,
Speaker 4: a beautiful ball head. Okay, yesterday you was all patchy.
Speaker 1: That is not true.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's true. Eight hundred five five one five.
Speaker 1: And what's the question?
Speaker 7: What are we asking him?
Speaker 4: We're asking do women like these hair transplants and these
Speaker 4: drawn on headlines and theeds just for men? Beijing, bitch,
Speaker 4: brothers be getting do women actually like that? Because if
Speaker 4: y'all look stupid to me, y'all gotta look stupid to
Speaker 4: the label.
Speaker 15: I like it?
Speaker 7: How about this? I like it for myself. I'm not
Speaker 7: trying to impress you. I've been impressed you. You don't
Speaker 7: like it yourself, that's why you skirt with me every morning?
Speaker 7: If you like it, you gotta stop.
Speaker 4: There's this thing called that don't play gay bill that
Speaker 4: I told you to sign earlier this year. You got
Speaker 4: to stop playing. Oh it's you, kay man. Here's a shoppie.
Speaker 4: Come on, draw your bidding. I'm not I don't know
Speaker 4: you shoppyte eight hundred five five one.
Speaker 7: Let's discuss. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning. It's topic time.
Speaker 3: Called eight hundred and five five one to join into
Speaker 3: the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Talk about it. Good morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlomagne the god. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, Charlamagne is
Speaker 7: hating on all the brothers right now with him.
Speaker 1: I'm not hating.
Speaker 4: I'm just asking a simple question because ninety five percent
Speaker 4: of the time, men do things because women like them.
Speaker 4: So I'm asking a simple question. Do women like the
Speaker 4: just for men? Do women like the Beijing beards? Do
Speaker 4: women like the drawing on headline? Do women like the
Speaker 4: men who have the head transplant surgeries? Just asking why
Speaker 4: are you attacking men? Don't we don't say an attack?
Speaker 4: Do men like those long ass eyelashes? Do men like
Speaker 4: the painting on tattooed eyebrows. Do men like the such
Speaker 4: a cut lips?
Speaker 1: The answer is yes, no, men do like that. Not
Speaker 1: all answers, yes, sir.
Speaker 7: Hello, who's this? Hey, Ronda? Good morning. How you feeling
Speaker 7: this morning, Ronda?
Speaker 17: I'm doing pretty good about yourself.
Speaker 7: Good good talk to us, Ronda? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 15: So?
Speaker 19: I just wanted to time in on the men with
Speaker 19: the fake hairlines.
Speaker 11: Y'all are thinking that they're doing it for the women,
Speaker 11: but I beg, I think they're doing it.
Speaker 9: For the other men.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 11: Okay, they're not trying to.
Speaker 8: Damn.
Speaker 17: But when it looks okay sometimes like if it's not
Speaker 17: efly painted on.
Speaker 13: But once it gets my I's start running.
Speaker 19: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Look, let me ask you a question. Right now. There's
Speaker 7: a new trend right now. It's baby head trend.
Speaker 4: Don't you think that baby head trend is the dumbest
Speaker 4: and stupidest thing you've ever seen in your life?
Speaker 1: Not as stupid as Yes, it is stupidity.
Speaker 7: That's baby here.
Speaker 4: Let me don't even have real heir, and they just
Speaker 4: pasting baby here all over the place.
Speaker 7: It's different colors and shades.
Speaker 1: You know, lens, you know, look stupider than baby hair?
Speaker 4: What grown man hair? Grown man painting painted headlines? That
Speaker 4: looks dumber than baby hair.
Speaker 7: No, it doesn't.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you something. She made up a good
Speaker 4: she made a good point. But y'all doing that for
Speaker 4: each other? What are You's what I called just from
Speaker 4: That's exactly why it's called just for me.
Speaker 6: Home.
Speaker 9: What's going on?
Speaker 7: We asked for women to call, but we'll take you call.
Speaker 7: What's up, sir?
Speaker 10: What's going on? Dj Envy?
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Charlemagne to God.
Speaker 1: What's up? My brother? How are you?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 1: I can hear, I can hear the Beijing dripping off
Speaker 1: you right now.
Speaker 10: Hey man, you know what, man, it's a pleasure. You
Speaker 10: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: I want to watch finance.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying out of California. I want
Speaker 10: to give you guys a shout out man for the
Speaker 10: things you guys just doing. You dig what I'm saying,
Speaker 10: man from from just all over the world. Man, by
Speaker 10: our black people to do better you did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we'd be very prolific this morning. Brother.
Speaker 1: That's right, man.
Speaker 9: And man, you know I hate hearing you know people
Speaker 9: get on there.
Speaker 10: You know I was talking about the downfalls of everything. Man,
Speaker 10: people need to speak more about the uplifting of what
Speaker 10: we're doing.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 4: Just having that conversation with Charlemagne, and I was telling him,
Speaker 4: if a man want to feel good, and a man
Speaker 4: want to die his head, and a man want to
Speaker 4: get hair.
Speaker 7: Trans planned to make himself look better, a brother should be.
Speaker 1: Able to I don't have no problem with that. I'm
Speaker 1: just simply asking, do ladies like that.
Speaker 17: I don't do that.
Speaker 10: I'll bet I got grays and a beard that read.
Speaker 10: I mean, I let mind shine and you did get
Speaker 10: to It's a word of wisdom with me. So I
Speaker 10: don't know about them guys if they want to put
Speaker 10: on uh.
Speaker 7: But we're not talking. We're not talking to you.
Speaker 1: You're hanging up on that man. We're talking to me,
Speaker 1: telling you the truth. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: The reality of the situation is God makes your hair
Speaker 4: colored change at different points in your life for a reason.
Speaker 1: Hello, trek it through.
Speaker 7: Yes, you did get through. What's up, brother? Talk to us?
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, Hey, I'd like to talk to Justin Fields
Speaker 13: for a second. Just cue from Milwauket.
Speaker 1: You like to talk to who?
Speaker 10: Justin Fields?
Speaker 13: Quarterback Cargo bears.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're on the wrong. Just Justin just left.
Speaker 4: This is a breakfast right as it is. But Justin
Speaker 4: Fields is not a guest. Why you keep going to men?
Speaker 4: I'm just pushing numbers.
Speaker 1: That lady was right, clearly.
Speaker 4: The topic of the conversation is do do ladies like
Speaker 4: hair transplant surgery and just for men in Beijing and
Speaker 4: all that stuff?
Speaker 1: And you can you keep going to the.
Speaker 2: Galling a different numbers.
Speaker 7: It's not my full Men are calling and ladies are
Speaker 7: right there. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 15: Hello?
Speaker 1: How are you queen? All right? Good morning?
Speaker 4: This this this guy Envy is just ducking the ladies
Speaker 4: this morning because he don't like the truth. But do
Speaker 4: ladies like haird transplant surgery and the just for men
Speaker 4: in the Beijing and all that nonsense?
Speaker 11: Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Do tell me.
Speaker 17: I'm a woman of a certain age.
Speaker 9: I love a man who was just age naturally and glacis.
Speaker 1: It's the part of age that's right, all right?
Speaker 4: You know we should have the men call so afraid
Speaker 4: to talk about the things that we don't like about women.
Speaker 7: If we're gonna have this conversation.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you realize it or not. Men
Speaker 4: are always talking about what they don't like about women.
Speaker 1: The hell is wrong with you? You don't be on
Speaker 1: social media, not that much.
Speaker 7: No, not really.
Speaker 1: All men do talk.
Speaker 4: About what they don't like because we don't talk about
Speaker 4: the baby here.
Speaker 1: Yes they do.
Speaker 4: Now the baby is getting ridiculous. The baby he goes
Speaker 4: down to their nostrils, now, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You're making this about ladies and you shouldn't.
Speaker 7: No, we just talk about what we find attractive and
Speaker 7: what we do. Women do things for themselves because they
Speaker 7: think it looks good, and men do.
Speaker 4: It for the same Okay, well, so what's the problem, nobody,
Speaker 4: you're you're moving the goal post.
Speaker 19: I'm not.
Speaker 4: You're moving the goal posts per usual. The question wasn't
Speaker 4: any of that stuff you're talking about. The question was
Speaker 4: do women like it?
Speaker 1: Period? That's it. The men like it, that wasn't the question.
Speaker 1: The question was do women like it? And clearly a
Speaker 1: lot of women don't.
Speaker 7: What's what's the point is this?
Speaker 1: All the stories? You do what you want with that information.
Speaker 4: So you brothers out there when you're painting on your
Speaker 4: beds and you know you're putting the de Beijing in
Speaker 4: your hair and you're filling in those spots.
Speaker 1: Just know you're only doing that for each other because
Speaker 1: the women don't care.
Speaker 7: But do you like it?
Speaker 1: I don't like it at all. I think it looks stupid.
Speaker 1: I tell you that all the time.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm coming in them all with baby here. I'm
Speaker 7: somebody amazon mee some baby. I'm gonna put some baby
Speaker 7: here on top of my See if you like that,
Speaker 7: better go ahead? All right? When we come back, we
Speaker 7: got your room a report. We gotta talk designer and
Speaker 7: we'll get into it next.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast logo.
Speaker 9: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is Steve j n V charlamagnea God. We are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 1: What's happening? Listen?
Speaker 4: I want to tell everybody and remind everybody to make
Speaker 4: sure you come to my third annual Mental Wealth Export,
Speaker 4: which is happening Saturday, October seventh at the Marriott, Marquee
Speaker 4: and Times Square from eleven am to four pm.
Speaker 1: Okay, it is the day of mental health education and healing.
Speaker 4: I bring together some of the best therapists and psychiatrists
Speaker 4: and mental health advocates and you know, just people who
Speaker 4: care about you know, seeing other folks get started on
Speaker 4: their healing.
Speaker 1: Journey. So this year, of course, doctor Alfre Breeland Noble
Speaker 1: will be there.
Speaker 4: Doctor J. Barnett will be there. I got my man
Speaker 4: psychotherapist Elliott Connie will be there, My good sister Angela
Speaker 4: Rye will be there. Who else we got, who else
Speaker 4: we got? Brandon Marshall will be there. Carson Daily's we
Speaker 4: move to the Good Brother Carton Daily, Coston Daily, he's
Speaker 4: a big mental health advocate.
Speaker 1: He will be there as well. So go to MENTALWEALTHEXPO
Speaker 1: dot com for more information. And it is a free event.
Speaker 4: You know, every time I do the Mental Wealth expot
Speaker 4: this is our third one. It's free because I want
Speaker 4: people just to be able to come and get this information. Man,
Speaker 4: you know I want to see I want people to
Speaker 4: come and get started on their healing journey. Like my
Speaker 4: man Justin Little, who came a couple of years ago
Speaker 4: and he came just as an attendee and he said
Speaker 4: that it saved his life and you know, it kept
Speaker 4: him from committing suicide. So last year he volunteered and
Speaker 4: this year we have him on the main stage telling
Speaker 4: his stories. So can't wait to see y'all, Saturday, October seventh,
Speaker 4: from eleven am to four pm at the Marriott Marquis
Speaker 4: tom Square here in New York City. It is a
Speaker 4: free event the Mental Wealth Expot. Go to mental Wealth
Speaker 4: Expot dot com for more information.
Speaker 7: All right, now, when we come back, we got your
Speaker 7: rumor report. We gotta talk Designer when we come back.
Speaker 7: All right, it's the breakfast slogan, Morning Morning. Everybody's dj
Speaker 7: n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Designer.
Speaker 2: Name or you've got chatting? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 7: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 7: is where the tea spells right right.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: We reported last week Designer being sentenced for indecent exposure
Speaker 7: during a flight of April twenty twenty three. It was
Speaker 7: reported that he had to register as a sex offender,
Speaker 7: but that saying that is not true. He does not
Speaker 7: have to register as a sex offender. They said that
Speaker 7: is absolutely positively not true. So I just wanted to
Speaker 7: report that and clear that up. Now, Prince Jackson was
Speaker 7: doing an interview with Mike Tyson. You know, Mike Tyson
Speaker 7: has the podcast called Hot Boxing and talks about some
Speaker 7: things we didn't know, like his dad's insecurities about his
Speaker 7: blotchy skin. Everybody thought it was changing his skin because
Speaker 7: he wanted to be white. He was changing because he
Speaker 7: wanted to glow light, to shine.
Speaker 1: Yeah he told you that. Huh did he tell you that? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he wanted to glow. He's the like interesting. Interesting.
Speaker 20: When I was younger, you know, he was always explained
Speaker 20: to me speaking about that he had a skin condition
Speaker 20: called viteligo, a kind of an act.
Speaker 7: I don't know what the actual medical term is, so
Speaker 7: I'm hearing from you that is real.
Speaker 1: This is officially not a rumor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I think it was.
Speaker 2: Even on the autopsy report.
Speaker 20: So there were things I think the cause of it,
Speaker 20: there's it's up for speculation, but it's either videl iago
Speaker 20: or some form of loopis that contributed to the vital igo.
Speaker 20: He had a lot of insecurity around kind of looking
Speaker 20: blotchy in his appearance, so he wanted to see if
Speaker 20: he could, you know, smooth out his appearance to help
Speaker 20: with his security on his I guess physical appearance.
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson needed my dermatology at doctor Natasha Sandy. That's
Speaker 4: what she specializes in. Okay, polishing you from the inside out.
Speaker 7: Yes, it was blach at one time.
Speaker 4: Why had skin discoloration? You know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 4: it was like inflammation in different parts. Did you have
Speaker 4: insecurities because of it?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 4: Never, never, But you know, it's it's interesting with uh,
Speaker 4: Michael because I never noticed that. What like the only
Speaker 4: time you even ever heard about like him having spots
Speaker 4: is when the criminal case was going on and somebody
Speaker 4: said he had a spotty penis.
Speaker 1: You don't remember that.
Speaker 14: I do.
Speaker 1: I know you do.
Speaker 4: I don't know why you're trying to act like you don't.
Speaker 4: I can't forget such. That was the one thing that
Speaker 4: you said you you wanted to see. That's what made
Speaker 4: me think about it. You always just say silly stuff
Speaker 4: for no goddamn reason.
Speaker 7: You never said you wanted to see that that you
Speaker 7: did prove it, improve it now now. He also talks
Speaker 7: about is uh not beef but his competition with Prince.
Speaker 10: I don't think he disliked them, but he won Prince
Speaker 10: to know, I'm the best ever, But it's felt.
Speaker 7: That that that's the rivalry.
Speaker 1: Then he names his first son Prince.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Well interestingly enough, right, soy, you know I wasn't around
Speaker 20: during that whole rivalry. When he always spoke to me
Speaker 20: about Prince, it was with uh competitive respect. I would say,
Speaker 20: you know, like he wasn't like you said, he didn't
Speaker 20: dislike him, but always had that I'm bigger than Prince.
Speaker 1: I mean he was bigger than Prince. That's I mean.
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson was one of the biggest superstars, No, not
Speaker 1: one of was.
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson was the biggest superstar ever to walk the
Speaker 4: face of his plane, absolutely down. So he was bigger
Speaker 4: than Prince. But I don't think that's what we were comparing.
Speaker 4: When we used to compare Prince and Michael, we were
Speaker 4: comparing music. You know, we were comparing artistry artist. I
Speaker 4: wasn't comparing you know.
Speaker 7: The music aristry, I would say, because some would say that,
Speaker 7: you know, Prince leaned towards this because he played his
Speaker 7: own instruments, he did this, that, and yet and the
Speaker 7: inn some places would say Michael Jackson's this because he
Speaker 7: did I.
Speaker 4: Would say Prince is a is a better overall artist
Speaker 4: than Michael Jackson, meaning that he plays all it own instruments,
Speaker 4: and you know, he produced, and you know, he wrote records,
Speaker 4: not saying Michael didn't write you know as well. But
Speaker 4: you know, Prince, I feel like it's probably a more
Speaker 4: overall musical artist. I think Michael's a better performer. I
Speaker 4: think some people would say Michael might be the better
Speaker 4: artist because Michael did write a lot of his record.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you could say that, and Mike did sing and
Speaker 7: dance and create. You know, a Prince, Prince played instruments.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: I just think Prince is a better musical artist, but
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson was a better performer.
Speaker 7: That's a good argument. Now we got to talk about JT.
Speaker 7: JT wasn't too happy about the reaction she got from
Speaker 7: her latest ad campaign. She was doing a beats By
Speaker 7: dre headphone ad and people were getting on her at it,
Speaker 7: and she responded, No, I'm not in.
Speaker 6: A lum nati, no no depth.
Speaker 15: We ain't got me.
Speaker 6: I'm getting to the bag something that y'all don't know
Speaker 6: nothing about, because y'all seen y'all last to be a
Speaker 6: Patty on mother Instagram, and nobody not gonna approach y'all
Speaker 6: host because y'all don't got no range. Let's start there,
Speaker 6: y'all hang on there behind no range because y'all care
Speaker 6: too much about one other. And I don't get y'all
Speaker 6: think I'm gonna stay right here in my space, and
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do it in my space. I'm gonna have
Speaker 6: to get in front of no fashion people.
Speaker 1: Oh put her.
Speaker 6: No, I'm gonna do it for the hoob like me,
Speaker 6: because we deserve to be on campaigns too.
Speaker 4: Dropping the clues bombs for JT. That's I'm gonna start
Speaker 4: telling me he's underachieving. People must have you hoes ain't
Speaker 4: got no range. Okay, all right, male or female, you hoes,
Speaker 4: it ain't got no range.
Speaker 7: You hear me? All right? Okay, well that is your
Speaker 7: room report now Charlamagne whore giving that donkey too?
Speaker 2: Some hole with no range?
Speaker 4: All right, this whole definitely ain't got no range. She
Speaker 4: from Florida and she needs to come to the front
Speaker 4: of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with her. Okay,
Speaker 4: this hoe ain't got no range, but she got heroin
Speaker 4: and she got trains ran on and we'll talk about
Speaker 4: it for after the hour, all right, we'll get to
Speaker 4: that next. It's the breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Your morning's will never be the same.
Speaker 7: Make sure you're telling to watch out for Florida.
Speaker 4: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 4: all of Florida.
Speaker 1: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 21: The Florida man and attacked an ATM for a very
Speaker 21: strange reason.
Speaker 7: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 8: Florida man is arrested after w say he rigged the
Speaker 8: door to his home in an attempt to electric hit
Speaker 8: his pregnant lights.
Speaker 7: Police arrested in Orlando man. We're talking to.
Speaker 2: Flamingo to the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Bitch you donkey other day with charlamagnea god. I don't
Speaker 1: know why y'all keeping letting him.
Speaker 4: Get y'all like this, Yeah, Donky Today for Tuesday, September nineteenth,
Speaker 4: goes to a Florida woman named Amy Kemper. What does
Speaker 4: your uncle Shawla always say about the great state of Florida.
Speaker 4: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx, come
Speaker 4: from the Bronx and all of Florida, and today is
Speaker 4: no exception. Now Amy has been arrested for child neglect
Speaker 4: without great bodily harm after leaving her eleven year old.
Speaker 1: Son in a hotel room with a dead man.
Speaker 4: Following on Manaje Toy with two men aka she got
Speaker 4: a train ran on her and couldn't afford a babysitter.
Speaker 1: Let's go to w SHNBC two for the report. Please well.
Speaker 22: A Flagler County mother is in jail this afternoon, accused
Speaker 22: of leaving her eleven year old son in a hotel
Speaker 22: room with a dead man after a drug fueled party.
Speaker 22: The Sheriff's office says thirty two year old Amy Kemper
Speaker 22: checked into the Hammock Beach Golf Resort and spaw On
Speaker 22: Palm Coast with her son, where she met two men
Speaker 22: on Saturday night. They allegedly took drugs and had sex
Speaker 22: while her son was still in the room. At some point,
Speaker 22: investigators say, Kemper left with one of the men and
Speaker 22: returned several hours later to find the other man dead
Speaker 22: in the room. Kemper is being held on a fifteen
Speaker 22: thousand dollars bond.
Speaker 1: Amy got piped down for the pipe.
Speaker 4: If this isn't the most valid reason that folks need
Speaker 4: daycare vouchers, then I don't know what is. Can someone
Speaker 4: please help her with her childcare costs? Can someone please
Speaker 4: get her some free daycare? Florida? Please give this woman
Speaker 4: all the ground the grants and vouchers and various forms
Speaker 4: of financial assistance. She needs to pay for childcare expenses.
Speaker 4: First of all, she needs the daycare, we know that.
Speaker 4: But most importantly, she got a serious drug problem. Now,
Speaker 4: there's been plenty of times you couldn't find a babysitter
Speaker 4: and had to take your child with you, you know,
Speaker 4: places like work.
Speaker 1: You know, might have to take your child to work
Speaker 1: when you didn't want to, you know, maybe even school.
Speaker 1: Visit a friend real quick, run to the store.
Speaker 4: But I bet good money you never said to yourself,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna run to the drug fuel threesome right quick,
Speaker 4: and you're gonna have to come with me.
Speaker 1: Okay, Ain't.
Speaker 4: Ain't enough Coco Mellon and road blocking the world to
Speaker 4: distract your kid from watching mommy get a train ran
Speaker 4: on him during a drug fuel or gee.
Speaker 1: Poor kid.
Speaker 4: Poor kid probably thought he was watching Bob the build
Speaker 4: it the way his mom was getting screwed and hammered. Okay,
Speaker 4: the child was eleven. He's old enough to record this
Speaker 4: and put it on TikTok. He's old enough to record
Speaker 4: this and even uploaded the point hub. It might be
Speaker 4: on port hub right now with the title hanging while
Speaker 4: mommy banging. All right, everybody don't need to have kids.
Speaker 4: It's really that symbol. Because what's't even scarier is you
Speaker 4: don't care about that child. Because she left that little
Speaker 4: boy in the room with one of the men, the
Speaker 4: man that was sixty years old. She left him in
Speaker 4: the room while she left with the other man. She
Speaker 4: told deputies she thought the man was snoring strangely, and
Speaker 4: then when she returned, he was unresponsive. But what if
Speaker 4: he wasn't What if he hadn't die, What if he
Speaker 4: was high off drugs and god forbid, sexually assaulted your child,
Speaker 4: killed your child, all because you love drugs more than
Speaker 4: you love your seed. Now, now, cops gotta play CSI
Speaker 4: and figure out did the man died from sex, did
Speaker 4: he die from drugs? Or did he die from old age?
Speaker 4: Probably a combination of all three. Okay, and listen, I
Speaker 4: understand something's abuse and folks having issues beyond their control,
Speaker 4: But I truly feel bad for this child.
Speaker 1: Think about what you was doing when you was eleven?
Speaker 1: What was you doing when he was eleven?
Speaker 7: In mere playing video games?
Speaker 1: I'm saying playing video games? What was you doing he
Speaker 1: was eleven? Red video games?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 1: What I'm saying. You want to play some video games
Speaker 1: or you want to watch some wrestling. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. I used to walk around doing the degeneration,
Speaker 1: next chop, Remember the degeneration next chop?
Speaker 16: Do like this?
Speaker 1: Remember that? Remember that? Telling people suck it?
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 1: Remember that? Would imagine someone hitting your mother.
Speaker 4: With wrestling moves like a device, the stroke, the pink
Speaker 4: hold slam, and telling her suck it while you.
Speaker 1: Watch, My God Jesus.
Speaker 4: Okay, once again, everybody does not deserve to be a parent,
Speaker 4: because parents must want their children. Okay, does this sound
Speaker 4: like this woman wanted her child. I don't know how
Speaker 4: he's made it to eleven years old, honestly, because children
Speaker 4: are one hundred percent their parents' responsibility. Does this sound
Speaker 4: like this woman has been responsible for this child at
Speaker 4: all during the past eleven years. How many times does
Speaker 4: this happen to this young man? You think this was
Speaker 4: his first rodeo? You think this is the first time
Speaker 4: he's been left in a room while his mom got
Speaker 4: a train ran on her while she did drugs. This
Speaker 4: kid is either gonna be permanently broken because of the trauma.
Speaker 4: He's gonna either be permanently broken and doesn't believe his
Speaker 4: life will ever improve on one day, he's gonna write
Speaker 4: the greatest book, the greatest movie, our album of all time.
Speaker 4: I personally pray for the latter. Please give Aim Kemper
Speaker 4: the biggest he hummmmmmm mmm.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, man, eleven years old and this road
Speaker 1: blocks not road block? What does it matter?
Speaker 4: People know what I meant, And I tell you one thing, Man,
Speaker 4: I said it earlier and I thought about it, but
Speaker 4: you know he is eleven years old. But for real,
Speaker 4: you know, the older you get, you know when mommy said,
Speaker 4: I got to run to this drug fuel threesome right quick,
Speaker 4: and you're gonna have to come with me. The older
Speaker 4: you get, you're gonna start to wonder what the hell
Speaker 4: does mommy mean when she says come with me?
Speaker 1: Are you stupid?
Speaker 7: I think she would put well, I would hope she
Speaker 7: put him. Well, it's just bad.
Speaker 1: You'll hope she would.
Speaker 7: No, I was gonna say, put him in.
Speaker 1: The other room.
Speaker 4: But how I hope she just Well, you think there
Speaker 4: was You think you think they could afford a two
Speaker 4: bedroom hotels? That's one of them hotels in Florida. That's
Speaker 4: a bad and so you walk in and it's the
Speaker 4: bed right there, and then the bathroom right next to
Speaker 4: the bed.
Speaker 7: But you said it's a golf resort in Sweet though,
Speaker 7: right now, say that, yeah you did.
Speaker 4: The news reports said that golf resort in Sweet We
Speaker 4: don't know what that means in Florida. Okay, that means
Speaker 4: it could be just holes in the ground. Don't play
Speaker 4: a game.
Speaker 1: No, you want to play a game. Yes, I guess
Speaker 1: we'll play a game of Yes, what racing.
Speaker 7: Clues?
Speaker 4: Amy Kemper from Florida left her eleven year old in
Speaker 4: a hotel room during a.
Speaker 1: Drug fuel orgy.
Speaker 7: Yes what racist?
Speaker 1: I have some questions what type of drugs? They didn't say.
Speaker 7: I'm going with white.
Speaker 1: White caucasion.
Speaker 7: See not what you just said.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 4: I was still stuck on the golf resort, right, And
Speaker 4: if it's a golf resort that's connected to a golf spot,
Speaker 4: I would think that, you know, I would lean towards
Speaker 4: the white. That means nothing. It's probably could just be
Speaker 4: a nice resort. Clear resorts you stay on that are nice.
Speaker 7: But they don't say golf. Yes they do, it's connected
Speaker 7: to that's not true. No, No, okay, what what what what.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely correction? I say not, but I was like,
Speaker 1: I was like.
Speaker 7: To do with it.
Speaker 1: But yes, you're absolutely correct. She is Caucasian.
Speaker 4: Amy Kemper is a white woman, yes, who left her
Speaker 4: eleven year old son in a hotel room during a
Speaker 4: drug fuel orgy and one of the men died and
Speaker 4: the kid just sat there with the dead man for
Speaker 4: several hours.
Speaker 7: All right, bet we'll see a piece bt mm hmmmmm.
Speaker 4: I hope he at least ran his pockets. What the
Speaker 4: eleven year old? Hope you got something out of it,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, Like they take some money
Speaker 4: from the guy or something.
Speaker 1: That now was trauma.
Speaker 4: That poor young man gonna have a lot between sitting
Speaker 4: there with a dead man for several hours and watching
Speaker 4: his mom get a train ran.
Speaker 1: I don't who want to see that.
Speaker 7: He doesn't need robbery as well.
Speaker 1: It's not robbery, yes it is.
Speaker 7: You can't steal from somebody, that's robbery. Reparations.
Speaker 16: He's white reparations. White people get reparations and situations like that.
Speaker 16: Oh god, waw we whispering. I don't know, because you
Speaker 16: stud you started.
Speaker 7: All right, when we come back, Tamka Mallory will be
Speaker 7: joining us, and we're gonna kick it with Tamika Mallory
Speaker 7: when we come back. She's out in Kentucky right now.
Speaker 7: She's on the front line and she's been threatened. They
Speaker 7: said they're gonna kill her. They're gonna shoot up a hotel,
Speaker 7: and she'll break it all day when we come back.
Speaker 1: He's not exaggerating that ADJMS Sauce. That's actually true. That's right.
Speaker 7: We're gonna talk to her when we come back. It's
Speaker 7: the breakfast slogan Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: One.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ Envy charlamagnea God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: We got a special guest on the phone lines right now,
Speaker 7: ladies and gentlemen, we have Tamika Mallory.
Speaker 15: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: Not just on the line, Tamika's on the front lines.
Speaker 4: Tamika is back in Kentucky, Kentucky.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 1: Why is our good sisters, Tamika Mallory back in Kentucky.
Speaker 19: Well, you know, we made a commitment three years ago
Speaker 19: to Breonna Taylor's family that we would not just come
Speaker 19: out in protest, but that we would continue to work
Speaker 19: with the community through all the phases and we're in
Speaker 19: a second phase, if you will, or another phase of
Speaker 19: the fight for justice for her and the community, which
Speaker 19: is to stop the man who was the special prosecutor
Speaker 19: on the case, who should have secured indictments for the.
Speaker 15: Officers who killed Breonna Taylor.
Speaker 19: He is the attorney general, the current attorney general of
Speaker 19: the state of Kentucky. His name is Daniel Cameron, and
Speaker 19: he is now running for governor, which means he would
Speaker 19: receive a promotion for not, you know, doing what's necessary
Speaker 19: to bring justice to this community and too this family.
Speaker 19: He has been very clear that he is a police guy.
Speaker 19: He's in fact a black man who is very much
Speaker 19: so in support of the police. He is endorsed by
Speaker 19: Donald Trump. Is something that he uses all over in
Speaker 19: his campaigns is you know, ads for his race. And
Speaker 19: if you look at his policies how he wants to
Speaker 19: be tough on crime, which is usually a dog whistle
Speaker 19: for locking up black and brown folks and not really
Speaker 19: trying to provide us with the resources that we need.
Speaker 15: You know, he's a pretty dangerous guy.
Speaker 19: I would say that he's like the black cousin of
Speaker 19: Ron DeSantis, who is the governor of Florida. And so
Speaker 19: we are back in Kentucky from now until November seventh,
Speaker 19: when his election will happen. Ensuring that people are one
Speaker 19: registered to vote and two.
Speaker 11: That they are very clear about who they're.
Speaker 15: Voting for and what this man is capable of.
Speaker 19: One of the things in his twelve point plan that
Speaker 19: he wants to do, if this helps to sort of
Speaker 19: draw a picture or paint a picture of who he is,
Speaker 19: is to get rid of civilian complaint review boards. He
Speaker 19: wants to stop the civilians from having the authority to
Speaker 19: ancient police officers when they do something wrong. Right, he's
Speaker 19: talking about giving the death penalty to offenders.
Speaker 15: He is a very very dangerous man.
Speaker 19: So you know, I have the personal vendetta because of
Speaker 19: his behavior and the Brionna Taylor case, but his policies
Speaker 19: are also very dangerous.
Speaker 15: And the last thing I'll.
Speaker 19: Say is, you know, if there are some people who
Speaker 19: believe that we as activists and organizers, we just always
Speaker 19: don't like someone. But if you go back and look
Speaker 19: at the time when the grand jury had been and
Speaker 19: paneled and they were meeting in terms of whether they
Speaker 19: would bring charges for Brianna Taylor, one of the things
Speaker 19: that happened at that time was that after it was over,
Speaker 19: Daniel Cameron came forward and said that those jurors did
Speaker 19: not find charges for the officers for Brionna Taylor specifically.
Speaker 19: In fact, the only charge that came out of that
Speaker 19: grand jury was a bullet going through the wall and
Speaker 19: how it could have potentially hurts on one on the
Speaker 19: other side. The jurors came forward, at least three of them.
Speaker 19: They came forward and said that they had never been
Speaker 19: presented with charges for Brianna Taylor, that they waited until
Speaker 19: the end. They thought they would hear about Brianna Taylor,
Speaker 19: but they didn't, So therefore Daniel Cameron lied. So not
Speaker 19: only is he bad on policy, not only is he
Speaker 19: a police guy, but he's also a liar and an
Speaker 19: obstructionist to justice.
Speaker 4: Is there another candidate you all are supporting against Daniel Cameron?
Speaker 15: First of all, there's only two candidates.
Speaker 19: There's the current governor, Governor Basher, who happens to be
Speaker 19: a Democrat, and Governor Basher. I wouldn't say he's terrible,
Speaker 19: but of course you and I talk all the time
Speaker 19: about how much more the Democratic Party has to do
Speaker 19: in order to be as committed to it to us
Speaker 19: as voters as we've been to them. So I wouldn't
Speaker 19: sit and tell you that I'm this huge Basher supporter,
Speaker 19: but he is the alternative candidate. And one of the
Speaker 19: things that that Governor Basher has done is restored the
Speaker 19: voting rights of one hundred and seventy thousand people who
Speaker 19: are formerly incarcerated or people who have convictions felony convictions,
Speaker 19: and sixty thousand of those people registered to vote, but
Speaker 19: only ten thousand of them have been to the polls.
Speaker 15: So as far as we're concerned, that one.
Speaker 19: Hundred and seventy thousand people is an important number for
Speaker 19: what we're doing here now and what power looks like
Speaker 19: or power building looks like in the state of Kentucky.
Speaker 19: So we do give him credit for that. There's been
Speaker 19: some other things that he's done. There are local people
Speaker 19: in the state of Kentucky who some support him, others
Speaker 19: have real issues with him. Before the most part, those
Speaker 19: people who are grassroots leaders on the ground are saying
Speaker 19: vote for Governor Basher and vote and do not vote
Speaker 19: for Daniel Cameron.
Speaker 7: Well, for those just listening, we're talking to ta Mika Mallory.
Speaker 7: She's out in Kentucky. Now, one thing that I did
Speaker 7: see I've seen you on live the other day that
Speaker 7: said that your life was threatened in that somebody threatened
Speaker 7: your hotel. That's what we need to get to and
Speaker 7: all that other stuff. So so explain to the people
Speaker 7: what happened. And some people just don't know how dangerous
Speaker 7: your work is and what you have to deal with it.
Speaker 7: They think you just stand on the front line and
Speaker 7: you shout and you scream. But it's a lot, it's
Speaker 7: a lot more than that. So break down what's what's
Speaker 7: been going on and happening with you right now?
Speaker 15: Yes, they do.
Speaker 19: I do stand on the front line and yell and scream.
Speaker 19: I do that too, which is probably why the death
Speaker 19: threats were coming through the several hotels in the state
Speaker 19: in Kentucky and Louisville, Kentucky received phone calls from someone
Speaker 19: a man asking whether or not I was staying at
Speaker 19: those hotels.
Speaker 15: And of course, in you know, if the if the protocol.
Speaker 19: Is followed properly, hotels would never say you know that
Speaker 19: the person is here.
Speaker 15: So they said, well, you know she's not. I don't
Speaker 15: you know? They said, we can't give out that information.
Speaker 19: And the response was, well, it doesn't matter whether she's
Speaker 19: staying there or not, but tell the bitch that I'm
Speaker 19: going to shoot her. So that was the That was
Speaker 19: the first call, and of course, you know, they tracked
Speaker 19: me down. The police department in Kentucky and the Louisville specifically,
Speaker 19: they know how to reach me, whether it be from
Speaker 19: the people that I work closely with here who work
Speaker 19: within the system, and or just the fact that I've
Speaker 19: been arrested a few times here and as well as
Speaker 19: just relationships that we've built. So they tracked me down,
Speaker 19: had a conversation with me. They had police to meet
Speaker 19: me to let me know that it sounded like a
Speaker 19: credible threat. They were concerned about it, and we did
Speaker 19: a report in which detectives got involved. So that was
Speaker 19: earlier in the day. Later in the evening, more calls
Speaker 19: came in, and this particular call was much more nerve wrecking,
Speaker 19: if you will, from me.
Speaker 15: It was much more concerning.
Speaker 19: Because the person called exactly at the time that I
Speaker 19: was arriving to the hotel, and they knew the color
Speaker 19: car that I was in, and they told the person
Speaker 19: at the front desk, you know, you see her the
Speaker 19: bitch that just got out of the car, and they
Speaker 19: named the color car and said we're going to shoot
Speaker 19: her and we're going to shoot up the hotel. So
Speaker 19: once they started, you know, first of all, I'm sure
Speaker 19: that the officers, most of them, do not want me
Speaker 19: to be harmed here in Louisville. So, you know, when
Speaker 19: I met with the officers earlier in the day, they called,
Speaker 19: they checked in, They were really really serious about it.
Speaker 19: But I think that once someone says they're going to
Speaker 19: shoot up a hotel, it turns into a whole different
Speaker 19: situation when we're in this climate where there are mass shootings,
Speaker 19: where people are walking into buildings and shooting multiple people.
Speaker 19: And so at that point, the Department of Justice, the FBI,
Speaker 19: and all these other individuals became concerned about what's happening. So,
Speaker 19: you know, since then, things have been pretty cool. That
Speaker 19: doesn't mean that we're not still being watched. We went
Speaker 19: through this, y'all know it because you were reported on
Speaker 19: it when we lived here.
Speaker 1: Why do you say since then, you've only been there
Speaker 1: seventy two hours, I mean.
Speaker 15: Every day every day. Listen.
Speaker 19: We got through yesterday without anyone reporting any calls, but
Speaker 19: the day before was a really bad day.
Speaker 15: And I think you know what for me, As I said,
Speaker 15: you all have covered.
Speaker 19: This before, because when we were living in Kentucky for
Speaker 19: four months in the thick of fighting for Breonna Taylor,
Speaker 19: we were being threatened every day. We had all types
Speaker 19: of police surveillance, We had the white supremacists coming after us.
Speaker 19: We will find them, you know, our security they found
Speaker 19: people in the bushes. I mean, it was just a
Speaker 19: nightmare what we went through, and so we're pretty much
Speaker 19: used to it. Not saying that that means that we
Speaker 19: don't take it seriously, because we do, and we do
Speaker 19: have a very expensive, unfortunately security team of brothers who
Speaker 19: love and and and protect me with their life and
Speaker 19: protect us with their lives. But what really bothered me
Speaker 19: wasn't so much that the threat was against me. It's
Speaker 19: that there's a person. I don't know what they make,
Speaker 19: but let's just say, for the purpose of this conversation,
Speaker 19: eighteen dollars an hour and you're answering the phone in
Speaker 19: the hotel and someone is saying that they're going to
Speaker 19: shoot up the hotel. That's scary. It's scary for their families,
Speaker 19: it's scary for them personally. Now the rest of the
Speaker 19: time that I'm doing my job, I'm worrying about who
Speaker 19: might come through this door and what might happen, and
Speaker 19: then trying to relay that to my family members.
Speaker 15: It's no joke, so we don't take it lightly.
Speaker 19: We understand the significance of those types of threats, and yes,
Speaker 19: more than likely people are not going to call you
Speaker 19: and tell you they're going to kill you. But we
Speaker 19: know that at the Top shooting in the Top supermarket
Speaker 19: shooting in Buffalo, that man had been there before, he
Speaker 19: was seveiling the location.
Speaker 15: So it's not one hundred percent.
Speaker 19: That it won't happen that someone will come surveillance, you know,
Speaker 19: do surveil the area, maybe even call and then go
Speaker 19: out and do something heinous, like to try to murder people.
Speaker 19: So we do take it seriously.
Speaker 7: All right, We'll hold up Tamika. We're still talking to
Speaker 7: Tamika Mallory. She's out in Kentucky. We'll talk to some
Speaker 7: more when we come back. Don't move. It's to breakfast
Speaker 7: club on morning morning. Everybody is dej Envy Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 7: Tamika Mallory. Now, Charlamagne, what.
Speaker 1: We say, why do you even have to be there?
Speaker 19: Tamika, Yeah, that's a good question because people are like,
Speaker 19: you should go home, including some of my family members
Speaker 19: are like, uh, yeah, you did enough, Like go home.
Speaker 19: But again, I promise to Meeka Farmer, Brionna Taylor's mother,
Speaker 19: that we were never going to leave her and to
Speaker 19: have Daniel Cameron knowing. And by the way, some people
Speaker 19: will say, well, maybe there were no charges, Well there
Speaker 19: weren't because the Department of Justice has the civil rights
Speaker 19: charges that have been filed against those officers are significant,
Speaker 19: So it's not that there was nothing there. There was
Speaker 19: absolutely something to indict those officers on because we now
Speaker 19: that the federal government has moved in to do.
Speaker 15: So, and they don't do that unless they know.
Speaker 19: And by the way, once they started, once they got
Speaker 19: a little bit of information and they started pricking into it,
Speaker 19: people started coming forward.
Speaker 15: And when I say people, I'm talking about.
Speaker 19: Police officers telling the truth about what took place and
Speaker 19: the ways in which they covered up the murder of
Speaker 19: Brianna Taylor. So we have a real serious chip on
Speaker 19: our shoulder with this because we were here and we
Speaker 19: could have lost our lives. Something really bad could have
Speaker 19: happened to us as it did Brihanna. And I promised
Speaker 19: Tamika that I would help her to finish the job.
Speaker 15: And one thing I.
Speaker 19: Always tell folks, it's a lot of people that are
Speaker 19: online activists, and I don't take anything away from them,
Speaker 19: because raising awareness is a part of activism. But I'm
Speaker 19: an organizer that is from the old school, and I
Speaker 19: believe you have to knock on doors and look people
Speaker 19: in their eyes and remind them of their power and
Speaker 19: remind them of the importance of them paying attention to
Speaker 19: not just elections, but whatever the movements are for social
Speaker 19: causes happening in their community. And so when we lived
Speaker 19: here before, we knocked on doors, we took food to
Speaker 19: four thousand families, We held conferences, we did things in
Speaker 19: this community that has we built a family here of
Speaker 19: organizers and we know what they need. They're doing the
Speaker 19: work on their own, but we help them to bring
Speaker 19: it and raise the attention to a national level so
Speaker 19: people will know what's going on in Kentucky. It is
Speaker 19: and you know, and you all know because we talk
Speaker 19: about this. It's a virus that's spreading. So what's happening
Speaker 19: in Kentucky has national implications because if Daniel Cameron becomes governor,
Speaker 19: his behavior, his policies, the ways in.
Speaker 15: Which he thinks.
Speaker 19: I just told you, he's like the black cousin of
Speaker 19: Ron DeSantis. They are spreading something across this nation that
Speaker 19: is dangerous for our people. And so that's why I'm here.
Speaker 19: I'm here because I don't believe that I can just
Speaker 19: send a text message in a phone call and really
Speaker 19: motivate our people to get to the polls.
Speaker 7: Let me ask you a question. For people out there
Speaker 7: that want to help, that want to donate time, finances
Speaker 7: or whatever, how can they do that and where can
Speaker 7: they do that? What's the site?
Speaker 19: So it's best to go to until freedom dot com.
Speaker 19: Until freedom dot com is safe, it's secure, it's an
Speaker 19: act flu account, it goes straight to us. It's best
Speaker 19: to invest in our work through the website until freedom
Speaker 19: dot com. But there are some people who want to
Speaker 19: send cash app, and I'm you know, we're completely fine
Speaker 19: with that.
Speaker 15: It's until freedom on cash app. It's until freedom.
Speaker 19: The reason why I say it's best to go to
Speaker 19: until freedom dot com is because there are imposters that
Speaker 19: since twenty twenty have been putting up accounts either with
Speaker 19: my picture or the until Freedom picture, and they have
Speaker 19: added things like NY or US or an extra L
Speaker 19: or something that will make someone who's not paying attention
Speaker 19: closely choose that and send money. And we know for
Speaker 19: sure because we have verified it with cash app, that
Speaker 19: that money, thousands of dollars has gone to these fake accounts.
Speaker 15: So we ask people that if.
Speaker 19: You're going to do cash app, pay attention to the
Speaker 19: words being spelled properly. It's until freedom and there is
Speaker 19: no N why, there's no US, there's no nothing else.
Speaker 19: But if you can, it's really quick to just go
Speaker 19: to untilfreedom dot com and give that way.
Speaker 4: Well, Tamika, we love you, we value you, we appreciate you,
Speaker 4: We thank you for always being on the front lines,
Speaker 4: you know, fighting for us, even when it's not the sexy,
Speaker 4: sexy story or sexy.
Speaker 1: Thing to do at the moment.
Speaker 4: And you know, like you said yesterday, you're getting all
Speaker 4: these death threats and it's easier to do something when
Speaker 4: it's in the dark. So that's why we shine in
Speaker 4: the light on the work you're doing in Kentucky right now.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much, and be safe them.
Speaker 15: Love y'all appreciate you.
Speaker 19: Hopefully I'll be able to come in when we get back.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, thanks all right, Thank you to Mika Mallory for
Speaker 7: joining us, and make sure you hit up the website
Speaker 7: until freedom. Now when we come back, we got your
Speaker 7: room or report. Natalie Nothing, she's back in rumors into it.
Speaker 7: When we come back, it's to breakfast slogan morning the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: I hate this place.
Speaker 4: I hate this place, my god, man place is like
Speaker 4: an abusive relationship, man.
Speaker 1: Wanting everybody.
Speaker 4: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Let's get to the roomors, let's talk.
Speaker 7: Natalie None.
Speaker 2: Names or you've gossip? Been you chatting? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 11: I mean, I guess We're on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: This is where the tea spells right right.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 7: Natalie None says she will not end the beef with
Speaker 7: Jess Hilarious and beef I guess so, and made some
Speaker 7: claims that Jess Hilarious is scared. Of course she didn't
Speaker 7: come to work. We saw you on Breakfast Club. Such
Speaker 7: a fun interview.
Speaker 11: You kind of buried the hatchet with Charlemagne, kind of
Speaker 11: sort of sort of kind of any chance that you're
Speaker 11: gonna reconcile with just hilarious?
Speaker 21: No, Like she didn't even show up to her job
Speaker 21: for the day. That's like the most have I ever
Speaker 21: seen in my life. Like, you knew I was coming
Speaker 21: and you didn't come, So she was supposed to be there. Yeah,
Speaker 21: and then she came the next day and talked unlimited,
Speaker 21: I got no respect for you.
Speaker 1: Well, my good sister, Jesse Hilarius does not work at
Speaker 1: breakfast clubs.
Speaker 7: No, she does not work here.
Speaker 4: And Jesse Hilarius was not scheduled to be here that day. No,
Speaker 4: she was scheduled to be here today. She was here, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is a fact. Yeah, you know, I mean people
Speaker 4: don't don't necessarily understand Jess does not have a position here.
Speaker 7: Yet we try to get up here as much as possible.
Speaker 7: But Jess has a life, she has shows, she does coming,
Speaker 7: she has a son that she takes to school, guests
Speaker 7: hosts all year long, Yeah, all year long. So I'm
Speaker 7: sure Jess would have loved to come up a bear
Speaker 7: during that time.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 4: I just know she wasn't scheduled to be here that day.
Speaker 4: That's not that's not accurate at all. She was She
Speaker 4: literally was scheduled to be here today. She was scheduled
Speaker 4: to be here.
Speaker 7: We have more audio, no no, all right. Also Dojah Cat,
Speaker 7: she was on live yesterday. I don't know why Dojiah Cat,
Speaker 7: who's very talented. Doja Cat is very dope.
Speaker 4: If you ever get a chance like go through Doja
Speaker 4: Cat's music, she is dope, phenomenal. She was on IG
Speaker 4: Live yesterday and for some reason, Dojiah lets her fans
Speaker 4: bother the hell out of her.
Speaker 7: So she was on live yesterday and her fans were
Speaker 7: bothering her, and this is what Doja Cats said yesterday.
Speaker 15: Yeah, there is something really behind me, a big fat ass.
Speaker 1: Keep trying me, keep trying me.
Speaker 21: At one am, a big fat wagon.
Speaker 15: That's what's behind me.
Speaker 1: Look behind me.
Speaker 6: Oh nothing new, Wait a minute, I'm did nothing new,
Speaker 6: just my big fat ass.
Speaker 15: Try again.
Speaker 7: That's because when she was on live, people kept saying,
Speaker 7: look behind you, look behind you, there's something behind you
Speaker 7: messing with her, and every time she would turn around
Speaker 7: to look, she just you know, they just.
Speaker 4: Y'all got Thojah fed up though, because those is one
Speaker 4: of the artists who is controlling her own narrative. Doojah
Speaker 4: is spinning her fans, not the other way around. Doja
Speaker 4: is not a person that's reacting to social media. I
Speaker 4: know she makes it seem that way, but she's really not.
Speaker 4: She really got y'all eating out the palm of her hands, right,
Speaker 4: And that is you got the number one record in
Speaker 4: the country right now?
Speaker 1: Ain't Painted Time Red or was it last week?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 7: I think it's I don't think it was last week,
Speaker 7: is it?
Speaker 1: I think it was Painting Time right, Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: think so. It was number one on the billboard.
Speaker 7: One maybe it was all right, Well, congratulations the Dosia cat.
Speaker 7: And that is your rumor report. Now tell them what
Speaker 7: you got coming up with your your mental health alliance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, painted Town Red hit number one.
Speaker 7: It was number one.
Speaker 4: Do on September eleventh. Yeah, sleuth, the Doja cat, she plans,
Speaker 4: she knows exactly what she's doing. But yeah, Saturday, October seventh,
Speaker 4: the Mental Wealth ex Bowl, my third annual Mental Wealth
Speaker 4: ex Bowl, was happening at the Marriott Marquee in Times Square.
Speaker 4: You know, I bring together some of the best therapists
Speaker 4: and uh psychiatrists and mental health advocates and mental health,
Speaker 4: you know, just just experts from all around the country,
Speaker 4: you know. And it's a free event from eleven am
Speaker 4: to four pm at the Marriott Marquee in Times Square.
Speaker 4: Doctor Rita Walker is gonna be there. Ronshawn Miller is
Speaker 4: gonna be there. Cawston Daily is gonna be there. Man,
Speaker 4: a lot of different people. Elliot Connie psychotherapist.
Speaker 1: So join us. It is a free event.
Speaker 4: Absolutely am the four pm Marriott Marquee and Times Squall.
Speaker 7: That's right, all right now the People's Choice mixes up next,
Speaker 7: get your request in eight hundred and five eight five,
Speaker 7: one oh five to one.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 4: mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Morning, everybody.
Speaker 7: It's j n V. Charlamagne. No God, we are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Don't forget. This weekend is the iHeart Radio
Speaker 7: Music Festival out in Vegas.
Speaker 1: Oh Man, who's all gonna be there at the music
Speaker 1: festival this weekend?
Speaker 4: Man Lowayne, Dirk Low, Dirk TLC, Public Enemy, Travis Scott.
Speaker 4: It's the blackest iHeart Radio Music Festival. I can remember
Speaker 4: absolutely in a recent memory. Matter of fact, what are
Speaker 4: talking about recent memory?
Speaker 1: Ever? I can't think of a time the iHeart Radio
Speaker 1: Music Festival has been to black That's right.
Speaker 7: So if you haven't got your tickets, I think there's
Speaker 7: some tickets still available to definitely hit up the website
Speaker 7: to see if you can get your tickets. And then
Speaker 7: you got your Mental Health Alliance right Yeah.
Speaker 4: The Mental Health FEXTBA was October seventh, SAD today October seventh,
Speaker 4: from eleven am to four pm at the Marriott Marquee
Speaker 4: in Times Square. It is a day of mental health
Speaker 4: education and healing.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: We have a bunch of different panels for people to see,
Speaker 4: and we have people like doctor Alfre Breeland. Noble's gonna
Speaker 4: be there at Carson Daily, doctor Rita Walker, the Good System,
Speaker 4: Michelle Williams from Destiny's Child and the Checking In podcast.
Speaker 4: Jay Barnet's gonna be there, to Mika Mallory, Brandon Marshall,
Speaker 4: Angela Raie, my Man Shakusan Coy is gonna be there,
Speaker 4: Corey Minus Smith is gonna be there. Psychotherapist Elliott Connie
Speaker 4: is gonna be there. My man Justin Little is gonna
Speaker 4: be there. Resmod Minicum. I got a salute Justin Little Man,
Speaker 4: because Justin Little was a person who attended the first
Speaker 4: Mental Wealth ex Bowl a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: He said the mental Health Expow changed his life.
Speaker 4: He didn't commit suicide because of the mental health expow.
Speaker 4: So he volunteered for US last year and this year
Speaker 4: he's gonna be on a panel telling his story.
Speaker 1: Man, and I want more, justin little. That's why we
Speaker 1: created the event.
Speaker 4: That's why it's a day of mental health in Healing
Speaker 4: education man, because we want people to get started on
Speaker 4: their healing journey. So salute to everybody who's coming to
Speaker 4: the Mental Wealth Expo Saturday, October seventh. It is a
Speaker 4: free event, free, free, free, free, free from eleven am
Speaker 4: to four pm at the Marry Out Marquee in Times Square.
Speaker 1: For more info, go to mentalwealthexpo dot com.
Speaker 7: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 7: notice the breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody's DJ envy
Speaker 7: Charlamage to God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time
Speaker 7: to get it out of here. Charlamae, you got a
Speaker 7: positive note. I do have a positive note, and it's
Speaker 7: simply this man.
Speaker 4: Truly, great leaders in life become so because they cause
Speaker 4: others to be greater than themselves, have a great day.
Speaker 7: Breakfast club bits is you don't finish or y'all done