Speaker 1: Wake your ass up.
Speaker 2: The breakfast Club is old.
Speaker 3: Wait, y'alla, the breakfast Club Envy and Charlemagne the voice
Speaker 3: of the culture.
Speaker 4: Then I'm gonna come here.
Speaker 2: When this thing.
Speaker 4: See y'all different, y'all the coach, it's different. You know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, Like y'all know what y'all talking.
Speaker 1: This is probably becoming the most prominent forum for Hill,
Speaker 1: probably be here next to all of you guys.
Speaker 4: It's really put it in perspective.
Speaker 2: The breakfast club bitches, Wake up, all right, I'm good
Speaker 2: morning Usa yo yo.
Speaker 5: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne, the god Peace to the planet is Thursday.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's Thursday.
Speaker 2: It is absolutely Thursday.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and hoghy, favored,
Speaker 2: another day to serve, Happy to be here, Candles lick.
Speaker 2: And it's amazing to me how celebrities can make folks
Speaker 2: care about individuals. You know, every morning when we were
Speaker 2: coming here, we have this called show prep, and it
Speaker 2: tells us like who the guest started today, So like
Speaker 2: today is Sherry Shepherd.
Speaker 4: You know, dropping includes bombs for Shery Sheppard.
Speaker 2: See of her daytime talk show starts when next week?
Speaker 4: Has it already started? I don't know it started.
Speaker 2: Started? It started so And it also tells us who
Speaker 2: our co host are. We don't have no co host today.
Speaker 4: It's myself and the NVY. But it also has birthdays yep.
Speaker 2: And big bold black letters, I mean huge it says
Speaker 2: Travis kelcey. And then right under Travis Kelsey and not
Speaker 2: so big bold black letters, it says Bernie Mack first
Speaker 2: of all, rest in peace to Bernie mackdam of course,
Speaker 2: absolutely a bomb. You know what I mean? That's whose
Speaker 2: names being big bold black letters?
Speaker 4: All right, y'all don't even know who.
Speaker 2: Travis That wasn't paying attention to Travis Kelsey if he
Speaker 2: wasn't watching football.
Speaker 4: A couple of weeks ago. So you're saying one of
Speaker 4: the women producers, Pobby Tech. So that's our male producer,
Speaker 4: Brandon from Ghana. Well, may know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Don't be mad at him all of a sudden, you're
Speaker 2: a Travis Kelsey fan.
Speaker 4: Brandon day dang likes. Well have you touch that man?
Speaker 6: Happy born dated Travis Kelsey all right, Yes, happy born
Speaker 6: dated him, and I'm a little soret to that.
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna lie. What's his name?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: Andrew worked you out? Sure did?
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 4: Sure did? That's actually my uh my daughter's boyfriend.
Speaker 6: He challenged me to a game going on, challenge me
Speaker 6: to a game of ba I said, He challenged me.
Speaker 6: See what's wrong with you man? You guys getting jealous? Right?
Speaker 6: But he challenged me to a game of basketball. And
Speaker 6: you know I had to play hard.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you did.
Speaker 4: You see I can.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you did. Can't play so off with the
Speaker 2: young boy. You got to show him what it is, right,
Speaker 2: You got to play hard? Did you back him down
Speaker 2: in the paint? I did back him down in the paint? Okay,
Speaker 2: old man style? Okay, yes I did. I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: tell you who won the lost, but I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: tell you what I am.
Speaker 4: Came out on top. At least tell us that tell
Speaker 4: us who came out on top.
Speaker 6: Speaking of on top, I've seen you on the on
Speaker 6: the red carpet with Safari with no shirt on.
Speaker 4: I ain't want to take that picture.
Speaker 2: I see it.
Speaker 1: I've seen you.
Speaker 4: It was a green carpet. But the bat hip hop
Speaker 4: was a green coffee.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: I've seen both of y'all on on the take that picture.
Speaker 6: So Far it was half naked.
Speaker 4: That's why I said, you gotta put a shirt on,
Speaker 4: you gotta put.
Speaker 6: You took a picture with him picture. They said that
Speaker 6: his shirt was in your pocket? Is there be true
Speaker 6: to that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: True?
Speaker 2: You know it's so funny. When I saw as so far,
Speaker 2: I said, far what the hell are you doing? He
Speaker 2: just looked at me and said, coconut oil whatever that patsy,
Speaker 2: coconut oil, coconut oil yard.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to do pack. He did it. And if
Speaker 2: I thought said coconut oil yard, that's that's what was.
Speaker 4: Exactly what so far As said, I din't even. I
Speaker 4: said what the hell are you doing? And what how
Speaker 4: did you reply when he said cocon I kept walking Jesus.
Speaker 2: And then freddie Old was like, take a picture, and
Speaker 2: I was like, no.
Speaker 4: I would not like.
Speaker 8: I would rather not.
Speaker 2: I think that's actually what I'm saying. That's freddie Old
Speaker 2: was taking the picture. No, I would rather not know,
Speaker 2: I would rather That's what so far As said. He
Speaker 2: said that and tell you said he said, he said,
Speaker 2: I made not I want to take this picture of me.
Speaker 6: He's absolutely right. Jesus, what's lutor soafar shoutut the Safari.
Speaker 6: All right, but let's get the show. Crack the front
Speaker 6: page news. Teslim figure out will be joining us, and
Speaker 6: of course Sherry Sheppard will be here, so don't move.
Speaker 6: It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, good morning. Everybody is team j n V.
Speaker 4: Charlemagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: The young boys in here losing their mind today. First
Speaker 2: branding is so happy because it's Travis Kelsey born day.
Speaker 2: We got a guy who we call Ovio Eli because
Speaker 2: that's his Instagram name, Obio. He's going crazy because Drake
Speaker 2: dropped the time stand record.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: You don't have to text a touch no more.
Speaker 4: Eli. We got it, we.
Speaker 2: Got it, we got all right.
Speaker 4: Well, let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Tesso morning, Good morning, Charlemagne the Guy.
Speaker 6: Now in some quick sports, the Chicago Bears take on
Speaker 6: the Commanders tonight at eight fifteen. Now this is on
Speaker 6: Amazon Prime Video. I still haven't figured out how to
Speaker 6: watch Amazon promvidy I don't have Amazon Pro. Sure you
Speaker 6: got Amazon Prime.
Speaker 4: We should think.
Speaker 2: I was looking it up last week and it's it's
Speaker 2: in like seventy percent of all households. I have it,
Speaker 2: but my wife watches what's that show?
Speaker 4: Is making good? Harlem? Yes, Harlem, Harlem, My wife watches
Speaker 4: that on Amazon Prime. Okay, I'll check tonight. All right,
Speaker 4: Good morning TS. What else we got? What were jumping into?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 9: Once again America's on strike. You know there asks me
Speaker 9: something about these strike guys. More strikes. This time is
Speaker 9: the biggest healthcare strike in history. Let's go to NBC
Speaker 9: for the report.
Speaker 11: Walking the picket lines from Virginia to California, Colorado to
Speaker 11: the Pacific Northwest. Pharmacists, optometrists, vocational nurses, X ray and
Speaker 11: lab technicians demanding more pay and more staff. Seventy five
Speaker 11: thousand Kaiser Permanente employees the biggest healthcare strike in history.
Speaker 11: The union says many of Kaiser's thirteen million patients often
Speaker 11: wait months to see a doc.
Speaker 8: The waytimes of the er has skyrocketed.
Speaker 12: People are in there for six eight hours just before
Speaker 12: they can even get seen.
Speaker 2: That's not quality healthcare.
Speaker 11: Kaiser says it's working on its staffing crisis. But pay
Speaker 11: remains the biggest sticking point.
Speaker 5: What our union partners are asking for is exponentially larger
Speaker 5: than what we are able to commit to do to
Speaker 5: be good stewarts to our members and to their dollars.
Speaker 2: Hey, man, you cannot be mad at these were if
Speaker 2: for wanting more money or you know, wanting better resources
Speaker 2: or whatever it is they're striking for. Because when you
Speaker 2: look at these companies like a Kaiser Fromentte and making
Speaker 2: tens of billions of dollars, right, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So I'm not mad at them, not at all.
Speaker 9: And what does it say you know about Doctor Cornell
Speaker 9: West brought this up when it came on the show.
Speaker 9: You know, if all is well, why are so many
Speaker 9: people striking? Three hundred and sixty two thousand workers have
Speaker 9: gone on strike this year in twenty twenty three alone.
Speaker 9: Now that is compared DJMVY to thirty six thousand, six
Speaker 9: hundred over the same period two years ago. So compared
Speaker 9: thirty six thousand two years ago to three hundred and
Speaker 9: sixty two thousand. Literally everybody will not want to say everybody,
Speaker 9: but there has been a significant amount of folks who
Speaker 9: have went on strike. You know, We've had the Writers
Speaker 9: Guild Strike of America, We've had the auto workers, now
Speaker 9: you have the healthcare workers. There were several people that
Speaker 9: threatened to go on strikes such as ups this year.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's just been back to back to back.
Speaker 9: It is literally saying that there is a problem between
Speaker 9: workers and corporate America.
Speaker 2: Obviously, Yeah, it just says that workers feel like they
Speaker 2: deserve more and more than likely they are right. So,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not upset about it. And you know,
Speaker 2: it's good energy when people see other folks doing it.
Speaker 2: When they see, you know, the writers do it, or
Speaker 2: when they see the auto workers do it, they're like,
Speaker 2: you know what, while we don't do it too, So
Speaker 2: you know, sometimes you know, it's contagious.
Speaker 4: You're on the flip side.
Speaker 6: I just always worry about when when they do strike
Speaker 6: it it takes long periods of time.
Speaker 4: You know, can people afford to be missing work that long?
Speaker 6: You know, because people still have bills, they still got mortgages,
Speaker 6: they still got to pay for kids and household bills
Speaker 6: and food, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. How long
Speaker 6: you know, and also if it's not unionized and people
Speaker 6: are striking. Who's to say that people will say, all right,
Speaker 6: well you're out of here. We'll hire some new people
Speaker 6: that want jobs. You know, those are always the fear
Speaker 6: when when people are striking.
Speaker 4: You know, sometimes it's the short term sacrifice for a
Speaker 4: long term game.
Speaker 2: Not mattering.
Speaker 9: Well, one thing, I know, President Biden administration, there's a
Speaker 9: lot of messaging. You know, they're going to have to
Speaker 9: do around this because they keep saying, you know, biden
Speaker 9: omage is working for everybody doesn't look like it.
Speaker 10: So we'll see how that works out.
Speaker 6: All right, Well that is front page news. We're seeing
Speaker 6: a little bit Tiz and everybody else. Get it off
Speaker 6: your chest eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: If you need to vent phone lines to why it
Speaker 6: open again? Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one,
Speaker 6: Call us.
Speaker 4: Up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Ray right, Ray.
Speaker 4: Yo, charloae man, yamfy, what up.
Speaker 13: Are we lying?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: I got an indoor pool, door pool.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what it.
Speaker 7: Is we live.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 13: What's up y'all?
Speaker 14: That's your boy Dingo ding go go good.
Speaker 8: Ed me, what's good? Charlotte? How my guys doing good?
Speaker 2: Brother look back and Holly favorite King.
Speaker 4: That's what's up?
Speaker 8: Man, That's what I like to hear that.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: I really, you know, I really appreciate y'all. Ain't known
Speaker 8: lie Man. I just want to throw that out there.
Speaker 8: Y'all a dope.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 8: I really appreciate y'all and you and everything you're doing
Speaker 8: with the car shows everything, man, the opportunities that even providing.
Speaker 8: Really appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: And Charlotte, everything you be doing on mental health has
Speaker 8: really changed my life. Brother, I really really appreciate that.
Speaker 8: And I also want to commend you on your evolution
Speaker 8: as a human being. You have really really come a
Speaker 8: long way, my brother, and I've seen you since uh
Speaker 8: Go with the Guy code day, so big change. So
Speaker 8: my man, But I wanted to get off my chest today.
Speaker 8: It is Thursday night football. I am a Chicago Bears
Speaker 8: fan unfortunately, so I want to wish my boys some
Speaker 8: words of encouragement. Chicago Bears, don't f up tonight. Y'all
Speaker 8: are the worst team in the league. Please get it together.
Speaker 8: Y'all are embarrassing us.
Speaker 7: This is ridiculous.
Speaker 8: I'm still rot for y'all, but this is absolutely intact.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hate to say this. I hate to say
Speaker 2: this because you know, I'm a Dallas Cowboy fan.
Speaker 4: So the enemies, but the rest of them will beat
Speaker 4: y'all to night.
Speaker 15: Bro.
Speaker 8: Nah, we tut to have. We should have had a
Speaker 8: comeback of a lifetime. We're gonna go from O four,
Speaker 8: so one at four, let's go, baby, let's go. And
Speaker 8: then also also just another thing, Uh, what is this?
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 8: Kansas City Chiefs, Kannas City Chiefs, don't nobody care about
Speaker 8: Taylor Swift? Stop putting the camera on her?
Speaker 2: Who cares?
Speaker 8: Like these Swifty fans? I don't understand. Like Taylor Swift
Speaker 8: is not a part of football. Why do they keep
Speaker 8: putting out his airtime on her and not on football?
Speaker 8: Is pissing me off?
Speaker 2: I agree, not the Kansas City Chiefs though, it's the NFL, right,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Like the NFL is paying
Speaker 2: too much attention to Taylor Swift. Travis Kelsey actually said
Speaker 2: that on his podcast. Is where you think that it's
Speaker 2: a it's a little O.
Speaker 4: D little OD. They should have wear eighteen times or
Speaker 4: something crazy like that.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 4: It was a ridiculous amount of times. That's insane.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight undrink five eight five
Speaker 6: one O five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 6: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Is it your time to
Speaker 3: get it off your chest, whether you're.
Speaker 1: Mad or blessed, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 4: Call him now. Eight hundred five eighty five one O
Speaker 4: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Hello.
Speaker 16: Who's this top of the morning, and here's Montana.
Speaker 4: Montana, Hi, get it off your chance, brother.
Speaker 16: I'd like to get off my Tupi'm I just celebrated
Speaker 16: my forty second birthday Saturday, and I'm blessed that God.
Speaker 16: Let me see forty second, my forty second trip around
Speaker 16: the sun and Brooklyn Daddy on his way to West
Speaker 16: Virginia to see you in the morning. Okay, bless so
Speaker 16: I'm my way to see my baby tomorrow.
Speaker 4: All right, Well she in school.
Speaker 16: Nah, she's forty years old. She's down visiting my in laws,
Speaker 16: her grandparents.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, well kiss that baby, Hug that baby,
Speaker 6: love that baby brother, Happy boy day, King, congratulations on
Speaker 6: forty two years around the sun.
Speaker 16: Black Man, Charley Man, you have no idea how good
Speaker 16: that feel coming from you. You guys be blessed.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 16: Listen toe y'all. Every morning, I'm a truck brother.
Speaker 2: Oh, we appreciate you. I'm not gonna lie. I was
Speaker 2: thinking this morning about how truck I was getting on
Speaker 2: my damn nerves, though, but only only when I get
Speaker 2: in the city and I'm like thinking, I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: to work at a nice reasonable time, Like I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get here fifteen twenty minutes early, and then here come
Speaker 2: a garbage truck.
Speaker 16: Be like, don't be like that, uncle, don't be us.
Speaker 16: Most of the tim it's the old people that should
Speaker 16: be out of twelve earlier this morning.
Speaker 2: The garbage truck slowed me up today and the truck
Speaker 2: that I guess drops off.
Speaker 4: The supplies, you know what I mean, on the street
Speaker 4: and sometimes my gosh, I.
Speaker 2: Mean just backing. How this big truck just gonna back
Speaker 2: up on this small street.
Speaker 6: Like usually do it in the morning time, so they
Speaker 6: ain't got to do it during you know, when when
Speaker 6: people are really at work.
Speaker 4: But it just so sucks that we here so early.
Speaker 4: But you know I need a favor of Montana that
Speaker 4: hall for me. You already there, you go, be safe
Speaker 4: for that role? Brother? Why you say me Montane? I
Speaker 4: want to say that? What to horn?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 15: Good morning?
Speaker 4: My name is Toya, Hey toy. You get it off
Speaker 4: your chest, mama.
Speaker 17: So I would like to get this off my chest.
Speaker 17: I used to get a former basket semi basketball player.
Speaker 17: He was a sugar Culda would have been. And now
Speaker 17: he has been given the platform I guess to like
Speaker 17: reinvent himself. Retell his story.
Speaker 8: His name is.
Speaker 17: He was a He was a I'm going to be
Speaker 17: better than Lebron always compared to Lebron man, and he's
Speaker 17: not that man. And instead of living in your truth,
Speaker 17: he is trying to live in a story that's never
Speaker 17: going to be. Him and I had a child together.
Speaker 17: Unfortunately it didn't end well. I walked away from the
Speaker 17: situation because while pregnant, he put his hands on me,
Speaker 17: and that's something that I feel no woman deserves. I
Speaker 17: am a school counselor, so I'm very big on mental
Speaker 17: health and he's a narcissist. He jumps from relationship to
Speaker 17: relationship women to women taking advantage of people.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 17: He currently has a newborn baby and has a two
Speaker 17: assumed to be two year old two year old son
Speaker 17: that he's seen twice in his life. The last time
Speaker 17: he saw him actually gave him gummy bears and thirty dollars.
Speaker 17: So I don't know how far that will go. Two
Speaker 17: men that I'm speaking to are also fathers, and you
Speaker 17: know that gumming bears and thirty dollars don't go far.
Speaker 17: Can't even buy a box to dipers. It's just really
Speaker 17: discussing and disheartening that a black man has not stepped
Speaker 17: up the plate to be a father despite the relationship
Speaker 17: between himself and the mother of his child. So I
Speaker 17: really would like to get that off my chest that
Speaker 17: I hope that he takes a look in the mirror
Speaker 17: and realizes that he has children out there that he
Speaker 17: should tend.
Speaker 16: To and be a father to.
Speaker 2: Well, you have definitely utilized the platform and getting it
Speaker 2: off your chest this morning, absolutely, And you know, it's
Speaker 2: sad because the individual that you're talking about I personally know,
Speaker 2: and it is and it is sad because you know,
Speaker 2: he did have of huge dreams of playing in the NBA.
Speaker 6: And at one time people said he was better than
Speaker 6: Lebron and sometimes they said he was better than Carmelo Anthony.
Speaker 4: And I never know what happened.
Speaker 6: And I'm so sad that you guys are going through
Speaker 6: that and that you know he is not taking responsibility
Speaker 6: as you said the last time.
Speaker 17: Said especially I, well, the last time I spoke come
Speaker 17: I he was coaching had a game in Harlem, and
Speaker 17: for a while, like you know, it was really I'm
Speaker 17: not gonna lie. I was really upset because I feel like,
Speaker 17: as a black man, there's so many black men that
Speaker 17: aren't present in their children's lives. And it really it
Speaker 17: made me feel like I'm not going to allow you
Speaker 17: to hurt my child. And I said, you know what,
Speaker 17: I'm gonna let my child make that decision if he
Speaker 17: wants to be a part of his father's wife or not.
Speaker 17: So I started to face time him. I started to say,
Speaker 17: you know, let's try to meet up and let let's
Speaker 17: let me allow you to try to be a part
Speaker 17: of your son's life. And I continuously tried and tried,
Speaker 17: and we met up and this is a you know, uh,
Speaker 17: eighteen nineteen months after my son has been born, and
Speaker 17: we met up at a part. He said, you know,
Speaker 17: I'm going to do better. I'm going to, like, you know,
Speaker 17: try to be there more for him. And I said,
Speaker 17: you know, try is to sail like if you want
Speaker 17: to be a part of your son's life, you show.
Speaker 8: Up to be there.
Speaker 17: You currently live in Brooklyn. I live in Stanford. So
Speaker 17: it's not a big secret. You you know that that's
Speaker 17: not far there is. There is that that availability for
Speaker 17: you to be a part of your child's life. You're
Speaker 17: making the positive decision not to be a part of
Speaker 17: your child's life because it's.
Speaker 2: Not don't you have any conversations? You should have these
Speaker 2: conversations with him?
Speaker 8: Oh I do.
Speaker 17: I've tried, and he doesn't pick up his phone call.
Speaker 17: He's blocked my call because he doesn't want to pay
Speaker 17: child support because I did not want to be with him.
Speaker 17: He didn't sign the fraternity that's at birth and he
Speaker 17: said it in front of the nurses and doctors. I'm
Speaker 17: not trying because you're not going to put me on
Speaker 17: child support.
Speaker 4: Oh well, so I'm so. I'm sure he'll give you
Speaker 4: a call today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I'll reach out to him and I'll tell
Speaker 6: him that you you know, you would like a relationship.
Speaker 4: You want him to have a relationship with his child.
Speaker 8: Like I said, you know, I think every child the
Speaker 8: mother and their father in their life.
Speaker 4: I agree with you. I agree with you.
Speaker 17: Circumstances, Thank you, you guys.
Speaker 6: Chill all right, Jesus, all right, well, get it off
Speaker 6: your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five.
Speaker 6: And when we come back, we gotta talk drag. He
Speaker 6: will leased some new music and also he said he
Speaker 6: wouldn't mind opening up.
Speaker 4: For this artist. We'll get it to a nexus. The
Speaker 4: breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning everybody. It's DJ n V Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 6: are the breakfast Club. Let's get to the room.
Speaker 4: Let's let's talk.
Speaker 2: Fifty cut a name or you gossip chatting?
Speaker 4: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 19: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 19: is where the tea.
Speaker 1: Spells right right.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 4: I don't know why fifty and did he keep going
Speaker 4: back and forth?
Speaker 6: First of all, it's not a back and forth, okay,
Speaker 6: all right, all right, all no for off the fourth.
Speaker 6: I don't know what fifty and the fourth is always
Speaker 6: coming from fifty. I don't know how fifth stays on
Speaker 6: puff's ass balls.
Speaker 4: He wouldn't want you to say that.
Speaker 6: You're right, I don't know what. Let's just play the audio.
Speaker 6: Fifty was perfore men, and now he stopped the show
Speaker 6: to make this announcement.
Speaker 18: That's why I don't be going in the puffing parties.
Speaker 18: Thank you for the front and the back of this
Speaker 18: in time I'm talking about if you lay into that,
Speaker 18: into that, I'm fine with it his own. I'm just
Speaker 18: saying that my mother.
Speaker 10: It's uncomfortable. I think I'm belonging to girls.
Speaker 20: There for me is going well.
Speaker 4: They can be gender neutral bathrooms. Okay. By the way,
Speaker 4: the hug from the back will always be nuts.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna tell you why when a man huggs
Speaker 2: another man from the back, you know, it ain't even
Speaker 2: about the sexual aspect of it. It's the danger part.
Speaker 2: Like announce yourself. Don't just be walking up behind me
Speaker 2: hugging me from the back, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I got paranoia and anxiety. I don't know what you're
Speaker 2: coming up from behind me before?
Speaker 4: Does that happening before hug from the back?
Speaker 2: Nah, I don't allow that to happen, just because the
Speaker 2: way I move maneuver in rooms I'm always paying attention.
Speaker 2: I'm not letting you come up behind me. You didn't
Speaker 2: team me get punched in the back of the head.
Speaker 2: That's okay, that's on video. You can go watch that
Speaker 2: on YouTube somewhere. But you know I don't like that.
Speaker 2: Don't come up behind me for nothing.
Speaker 4: So when you and Safari were in the red carpet
Speaker 4: this weekend, did you hug you from the back of
Speaker 4: so Fari coming first? And I would never hug so
Speaker 4: Far with all that coconut oil on. You know what
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 2: You're not about to put that on that leather I
Speaker 2: had on, you know what I'm saying. That was coconut oil.
Speaker 2: By the way, he told me that as soon as
Speaker 2: I told you. When I saw I said, so Far,
Speaker 2: what the hell are you doing? And he said coconut oil.
Speaker 4: He said it like that. That's exactly how you responded. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right. Then he slid down the red carpet, literally,
Speaker 4: he slid down. Okay, all right.
Speaker 6: Well, yesterdays, Sissy was supposed to perform and she announced
Speaker 6: that she couldn't perform out in Toronto because she had
Speaker 6: gotten sick. She said that her voice has been shot
Speaker 6: ever since she explained that she truly wanted to perform
Speaker 6: and she had no choice but to cancel. Well, Drake
Speaker 6: left a comment he said, we're gonna do that ish
Speaker 6: together when you come back.
Speaker 4: Let me open up for you. So Drake wants to
Speaker 4: open up as well.
Speaker 2: Is she gonna be sick this weekend? Because I think
Speaker 2: she's gonna be in Brooklyn this weekend. I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: now she is gonna be My daughter wants to go,
Speaker 2: So scissy, if you don't mind, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: let me up this weekend, you know, so I can
Speaker 2: stay in the house.
Speaker 4: That'd be cool, you know. So you don't want to go,
Speaker 4: I want to.
Speaker 2: I want to. I want my daughter to be happy,
Speaker 2: So yes I will, you know, but yeah, till you
Speaker 2: want to go. You know, I don't like to go
Speaker 2: to where a questions? You know, I put like the
Speaker 2: cold place.
Speaker 6: And lastly, yesterday Drake released a new single. It's called
Speaker 6: eight A M and Charlotte. I wouldn't call us a single.
Speaker 6: It's one of his classic time stand records. Yeah, well
Speaker 6: it's it's always it's on the album. So I guess
Speaker 6: I believe. So this is making up stuff. That's what
Speaker 6: YO told me. O Yo said, is on the album.
Speaker 6: Oo elis one of our producers. He's a Drake stand
Speaker 6: and he knows everything about Drake.
Speaker 4: They got the track list already.
Speaker 1: He knows everything about Drake.
Speaker 2: Drake is only o Yo.
Speaker 4: Is this on the album Thumbs up and thumbs down
Speaker 4: because most of the time it's time standing records don't
Speaker 4: be on the up. He put thumbs medium, all right,
Speaker 4: but this is the record. Of course.
Speaker 6: His new album comes out this weekend for all the dogs.
Speaker 6: And this is called eight AM and Charlotte and Front
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Speaker 6: Good morning morning everybody. It's dj n V, Charlemagne the God.
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Speaker 10: Put up tis We're going on dj MV Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 6: Before we jump right into it, I just got a
Speaker 6: quick question with the shooting at Morgan State.
Speaker 4: Did they get any updates? Did they arrest anybody else yet?
Speaker 9: The latest update as of yesterday about nine twenty five,
Speaker 9: I believe they said that they issued some surveillance up
Speaker 9: footage asking people to let them know if they recognize
Speaker 9: anybody on the camera.
Speaker 10: As of now, there have been no arrest made. They
Speaker 10: have canceled.
Speaker 9: Classes for the rest of the week, and homecoming events
Speaker 9: have also been postponed until they suspect is identified, so
Speaker 9: we'll stay on top of that.
Speaker 6: That's crazy because you know homecoming, it's the first time
Speaker 6: it's ever been canceled in that school's history, and that's
Speaker 6: usually the time for celebration. You know, you pretty much
Speaker 6: you halfway through your first semester and people get a
Speaker 6: chance to celebrate and alumni come.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot of students really look forward to that.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, but better safety and started for better safety. Sorry, absolutely,
Speaker 2: they didn't catch the person. What did that person decide?
Speaker 4: You know what, let me come back home coming? Homecoming
Speaker 4: for a shooter, it would be a perfect please.
Speaker 6: Because so many students on the yard. You're absolutely right,
Speaker 6: but you know, always praying for for my students at
Speaker 6: the HBCUs. Unless jump right into Trump. What's Trump doing now?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Well, yesterday we talked about Donald Trump be an
Speaker 9: issue to gag order after a civil trial, and Charlemagne
Speaker 9: you said that Trump was gonna wipe his ass with
Speaker 9: the gag order.
Speaker 10: And guess what he did. He wiped his ass the
Speaker 10: long way with the gag order.
Speaker 9: Just hours after the New York judge issued the gag
Speaker 9: order against Donald Trump, who took the social media again
Speaker 9: questioning the legitimacy of his case. Now, the New York
Speaker 9: judge who's presiding over the nonjery trial, he imposed the
Speaker 9: gag order on Trump because Trump made a post about
Speaker 9: his staff member being the girlfriend of Senate Majority Leader
Speaker 9: Chuck Schumer. So after the gag order was issued, Trump
Speaker 9: went to social media and said, it is unfair that
Speaker 9: I'm being tried under Section sixty three twelve, which is
Speaker 9: unconstitutional and being used to punish me because I am
Speaker 9: leading cricket Joe Biden in the polls. He went on
Speaker 9: about how this is, you know, basically my fair unconstitutional
Speaker 9: again and how was election interference and what is this
Speaker 9: all about now, despite the gag order, which was again
Speaker 9: only limited to the judge is staff.
Speaker 10: So he kind of, you know, says he didn't talk
Speaker 10: about the staff. I guess he'll he might get away
Speaker 10: with this one.
Speaker 9: But the point is he's still back on social media talking,
Speaker 9: and Trump is back on social media. He went back
Speaker 9: again on social media to talk about New York Attorney
Speaker 9: General Tis James and Field words on a Trump legal
Speaker 9: legal Bengo card.
Speaker 10: So we'll see what the judge says about that.
Speaker 9: Some legal experts say that he can that they can
Speaker 9: you know, find him for this, and you know, what
Speaker 9: would be the point of sending him to jail. So
Speaker 9: they're you know, going back and forth on what the
Speaker 9: judge can possibly do. But I guess we'll wait and see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's Trump. That's why it's laughable when judges, you know,
Speaker 2: do stuff like this to him, because not only did
Speaker 2: he violate the gag order, nobody's gonna do anything about it.
Speaker 2: There will be no consequences of repercussions to the gag order.
Speaker 2: I think he's definitely gonna lose this case, but I
Speaker 2: don't even think he cares. Trump is just trying to
Speaker 2: make it to the general election, to win the general
Speaker 2: election so he can go on his revenge tour.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely, that is all he's concerned about. And is
Speaker 4: it me or does it seem like people just don't
Speaker 4: care about the law anymore? They just do whatever?
Speaker 20: Like it is?
Speaker 6: What it is that the judge tells somebody to do
Speaker 6: something and they just continue to do what they want
Speaker 6: to do.
Speaker 4: It feels like there's no respect for the law.
Speaker 10: Yeah, who who's who? Not for black people?
Speaker 2: You mean, for Trump, not for black for politicians, tru Eventually,
Speaker 2: all black people who try to move like these guys,
Speaker 2: they they gonna get what.
Speaker 4: They're gonna get everything that they they've been fighting for.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. They campaign, can't you campaigning
Speaker 2: to go against the law. Eventually, eventually the law gonna
Speaker 2: get your ass. But you know, when it comes to
Speaker 2: white privileged people like Trump, ain't no limit.
Speaker 4: Ain't no limit, no limits.
Speaker 10: So we'll we'll see, we'll follow that again.
Speaker 9: This child is gonna be three months, so I'm sure
Speaker 9: there'll be plenty of things that will bump back up
Speaker 9: on this. I know he's expected to take the stands,
Speaker 9: so that will certainly be Yet again another campaign moment,
Speaker 9: you know, for him to be able to you know,
Speaker 9: rally Rally's trumps around like Charlamagne.
Speaker 10: Like you said, this is what this is all about.
Speaker 10: This is a campaign stop for him as far.
Speaker 4: As he's concerned.
Speaker 2: Hey, I tell you something else, though. All of these judges,
Speaker 2: all of these you know, the attorney generals like Tis James,
Speaker 2: all of these people that's you know, building these cases
Speaker 2: against Trump. They need to put their money where their
Speaker 2: mouth is and their energy when it comes to you know,
Speaker 2: being out there campaigning for Biden. Because I'm telling you
Speaker 2: right now, if Donald Trump become president, he's looking for revenge.
Speaker 2: You ain't gonna never see no revenge toward like Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: You think it's a game, All his political rivals will
Speaker 2: be locked up. I gat he's already said it. We
Speaker 2: knew it before he said it. He's going to absolutely
Speaker 2: weaponize the DJ and every other law enforcement you know
Speaker 2: a unit that he can to lock up his political opponents.
Speaker 2: So they better be out there campaigning for Biden, making
Speaker 2: sure Biden get back in that White House for the
Speaker 2: second term, because if Trump getting there, it's gonna be trouble.
Speaker 10: You gonna be over there better start knocking on doors.
Speaker 6: See, I'm telling you now, let's talk about these HBCUs
Speaker 6: being underfunded.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so you know, obviously DJ and B HBCU is
Speaker 9: really important for you to rally around.
Speaker 10: We all love HBCUs, but I know this story is
Speaker 10: important to you.
Speaker 9: And now rally was held at Tennessee State University Tuesday
Speaker 9: afternoon after federal agency discovered historical back colleges and universities
Speaker 9: are underfunded by billions. Now we already know that they're underfunded,
Speaker 9: but it's one thing when you get that receipt in hand.
Speaker 9: Let's take a listen to what some of the students
Speaker 9: had to say that I'll get a little bit more information.
Speaker 21: So initially, I was really really shocked because we, you know,
Speaker 21: had faced a lot of public scrutiny about our campus
Speaker 21: and how it looks and housing crisis and all those things,
Speaker 21: and so it was shocking to see that we were
Speaker 21: actually owe state money.
Speaker 4: Whether they get the money or not, he's hopeful for
Speaker 4: some repayments.
Speaker 2: With a widely recognized lawyer now on the case.
Speaker 21: It shows that we're on a broader platform, that this
Speaker 21: has the potential to become a nationwide campaign, and you know,
Speaker 21: we just need to be paid.
Speaker 4: Our two b.
Speaker 9: Students are just shocked because why wouldn't you want to
Speaker 9: take that same pride in US as you taking another university.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is one of those conversations.
Speaker 2: We were having a lot when Dion left Jackson State
Speaker 2: University because everyone was putting so much pressure on Dion
Speaker 2: and saying how Dion could change HBCUs, And we was
Speaker 2: talking about how about all the money that state government
Speaker 2: owed HBCUs.
Speaker 4: You know, the good brother was belling me, you know,
Speaker 4: he was putting me onto this.
Speaker 2: And this was a conversation that we was having a
Speaker 2: lot and wanting to raise awareness about this because so
Speaker 2: many these HBCUs are underfunded billions of dollars, you know,
Speaker 2: from federal agency.
Speaker 10: Yeah, shout out to doctor West always pushing this as well.
Speaker 9: Now, HBCUs were underfunded by states by more than twelve billion.
Speaker 9: In Tennessee State University was underfunded by more than two
Speaker 9: point one billion a loan and they ranked as the
Speaker 9: most underfunded university, and the US Secretary of Education sent
Speaker 9: letters to sixteen governors across the nation showcasing the disparity
Speaker 9: and funding between the HBCUs compared to the non HBCUs,
Speaker 9: and the report said that the money is owed to
Speaker 9: more than a dozen HBCUs.
Speaker 10: Across the country.
Speaker 9: So yeah, this is a real problem, and again real problem,
Speaker 9: especially during campaign time, especially, you know, while there was
Speaker 9: still debate on if you know, the loans will be
Speaker 9: forgiven and you know how people feel about that, and
Speaker 9: now people are having to pay back their loans again.
Speaker 9: This is just another yet another problem. I know, people
Speaker 9: keep saying that everything goes back to politics. You know,
Speaker 9: whether you like it or not, you know, who are
Speaker 9: choose doing what, who's sending the money, what's happening the governor,
Speaker 9: you know, from governor state, all the way on down
Speaker 9: and up back on the federal level.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's a great Forbes article you can read called
Speaker 2: how America Cheated as Black College is Man, and it
Speaker 2: just breaks down how compared to their predominantly white counterparts,
Speaker 2: the nation's black land grant universities have been underfunded by
Speaker 2: at least twelve point eight billion dollars.
Speaker 4: Crazy over the last three decades.
Speaker 2: Twelve point eight billion dollars over the last three decades.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and that is an issue.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's important to say for the last three decades,
Speaker 9: so we're talking about thirty years, so that means what
Speaker 9: Democrats and Republicans have been in charge over there, because
Speaker 9: you know, let's not make this about one party or
Speaker 9: the other, but it does all on who's ever running
Speaker 9: at the time.
Speaker 10: It falls on their watch.
Speaker 9: But I think that's an important point that you made, Charlemagne.
Speaker 9: Last three decades, so we're talking about thirty years.
Speaker 4: This has been happening.
Speaker 6: Well, that is front page news. And I'm actually gonna
Speaker 6: be at Alabama State this weekend. I was at Alabama
Speaker 6: A and M last week and I'm gonna be at
Speaker 6: Alabama State this weekend.
Speaker 4: So you know, I'm on my HBCU tours. I like
Speaker 4: to go visit the HBCUs.
Speaker 6: It was at DJ talked to the students and just
Speaker 6: trying to shine a light on some of the HBCUs
Speaker 6: that maybe students and kids don't know and try to
Speaker 6: give them some visuals so they could actually see what
Speaker 6: kind of like we're going to an HBCUs all about.
Speaker 6: So again, shout to all of HBCUs. Hopefully I can
Speaker 6: hit some some more HBCUs this year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and one more thing, I was trying to figure
Speaker 2: out the school. That's what I was googling the school
Speaker 2: in Maryland. They settled an HBCU federal lawsuit for five
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy seven million dollars. They were in court
Speaker 2: for fifteen years, accused in the state of providing inequitable
Speaker 2: resources the four of its historically black colleges and universities.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they if they got the money.
Speaker 2: But they definitely settled a lawsuit for five hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy seven million dollars.
Speaker 4: So they actually sued, you know, to get that money.
Speaker 9: So they give us some money. We got a suit
Speaker 9: to get the money that was supposed to be given
Speaker 9: to a A damn change.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: This was a couple of years ago. Yep, twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 6: All right, when we come back, Cherry Sheppard will be
Speaker 6: joining us. We're gonna kick it with her. Season two
Speaker 6: of her show is on right now, so don't move.
Speaker 6: It's The Breakfast Legal Morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n V CHARLAMAGNEMCGUTD. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got a special guest in.
Speaker 4: The building, Cherry Shepard. Welcome.
Speaker 15: Hey y'all, I'm assuming you pass the COVID test to
Speaker 15: get in there. Let me tell you something. Let me
Speaker 15: tell you something. How you start on your premiere week
Speaker 15: and get COVID.
Speaker 1: This is the yes. I am COVID free. I am fine.
Speaker 1: I had no symptoms.
Speaker 15: You know what the worst thing about COVID is when
Speaker 15: you got to call people and tell them you got COVID.
Speaker 15: I had to call all of I guess John Batist
Speaker 15: he was headed to France to perform, and he was
Speaker 15: so amazing cause you got to do hey girl, Hey,
Speaker 15: hey dude, hey, I got something to tell you. It's
Speaker 15: like you're about to tell somebody you got STD, like.
Speaker 1: It's horrible, and he was. He was like, Cherry after
Speaker 1: love you, We all right?
Speaker 21: And he just was.
Speaker 1: He was great.
Speaker 15: I called Michelle Buteaux, she was fine. I called Julie
Speaker 15: Chan she was good. That damn Leslie Jones. I called
Speaker 15: Leslie Jones. I said, hey girl, hey, I got something
Speaker 15: to tell you. She was like, girl, I love my sisterhood.
Speaker 15: I love you girl, thank you for having me on
Speaker 15: the show. The show about to go to number one.
Speaker 15: I said, I got COVID.
Speaker 1: She went, you got covid.
Speaker 2: I got shoulder this weekend.
Speaker 15: When I tell you, Leslie Jones, oh my god, all
Speaker 15: that friendship you lose friendship over covid. Leslie was like,
Speaker 15: wait a minute, did you hug me? Did you kiss me?
Speaker 15: What you did when you came in my dressing room?
Speaker 15: And I was like, calm down, okay, And she was like,
Speaker 15: you know what, I appreciate the fact did you had COVID.
Speaker 15: You ain't tell me you had COVID, like you don't
Speaker 15: have no mask on or nothing when you came to me.
Speaker 15: And I said, first of all, I didn't know that
Speaker 15: I had COVID. Now were screaming at each other. I
Speaker 15: didn't know that I had covid, Leslie, I just I
Speaker 15: didn't have any symptoms. I would not have been on
Speaker 15: the air with you with COVID. I said, I don't
Speaker 15: play and blest you freaking nine feet And I said,
Speaker 15: if I gave you, you got it in your you
Speaker 15: don't know how I told you are next, I mean,
Speaker 15: that's what you got Covidn't you take this girl every day?
Speaker 15: She was like, yeah, I tested negative. I'm negative today.
Speaker 15: And she's like, I'm going on tour. And I was like,
Speaker 15: I'm glad you negative. Let me know every day, Leslie, Leslie,
Speaker 15: And I said, y'all put up a picture of Leslie
Speaker 15: Jones at the studio. She's not allowed it because she
Speaker 15: want to fight. Leslie gonna fight me, and I'm sick.
Speaker 15: I got covid' I told Leslie. I said, Leslie, everybody
Speaker 15: on the show negative, we're good.
Speaker 1: I think you're good. Nobody got it.
Speaker 15: And I left her know and I said, just let
Speaker 15: me know how the book did. Leslie hadn't answered me
Speaker 15: back yet. I gotta find this girl.
Speaker 1: And and I said, to it now.
Speaker 15: And I don't know about you send flowers because it
Speaker 15: would look like I'm giving in or I should be like,
Speaker 15: you know, you know, just good Joe Shoe. Your books
Speaker 15: didn't did well. I'm like, I don't know how to
Speaker 15: cause I never.
Speaker 4: Had to tell book release. You did that on purpose? No,
Speaker 4: I didn't, Leslie. I think she did it on purpose.
Speaker 15: And I'm gonna tell people. And that's gonna tell Leslie.
Speaker 15: If you look back at you. Nobody on my set
Speaker 15: COVID except me. There's nobody And that was great if
Speaker 15: you look at the show with me and Leslie, and
Speaker 15: Leslie was like, girl, we are amazing and you weren't.
Speaker 15: And I said, Leslie gave me COVID. I said she no,
Speaker 15: she didn't give me COVID.
Speaker 2: That's when I'm listening.
Speaker 4: A COVID test is a thing.
Speaker 15: I'm gonna send a blinged out COVID test. That's the
Speaker 15: little blinged out COVID. But when we was looking, I said,
Speaker 15: look at all Leslie is.
Speaker 1: There is no possible way I could give Leslie COVID
Speaker 1: because she way tall, like my breath is hitting her booms.
Speaker 15: So either either Leslie will sue me in court. Are
Speaker 15: we gonna be hanging out.
Speaker 4: Saying she would but you never know, that's right, or
Speaker 4: congrats on the new season.
Speaker 2: Yes, seasons to season two gotta be more than season two, right, No,
Speaker 2: this is season two.
Speaker 1: We just started.
Speaker 4: It is season two, like you've been off for like
Speaker 4: three four years.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a good thing.
Speaker 4: Remember she guest hosted for a while, I guess, and
Speaker 4: every time and I was.
Speaker 1: Always coming out here.
Speaker 15: That's right. So it is season two and we're back,
Speaker 15: and I got my breast rejection and came back and
Speaker 15: told everybody and so I'm happy Earth and it's yeah.
Speaker 4: That decision what made you want to get a rest reduction?
Speaker 4: Back was hurting?
Speaker 1: My back was hurting.
Speaker 15: I was slouching all the time because they were heavy.
Speaker 15: I started getting the grooves and my shoulders and I
Speaker 15: just was like and then it wasn't like for me,
Speaker 15: and I know women probably would get on me. My
Speaker 15: boobs were like my calling card when I was coming
Speaker 15: up in the game, Like I had hecklers who would
Speaker 15: talk about my boobs. And I learned to deal with
Speaker 15: hecklers on stage. And it was like when I walked in,
Speaker 15: they was pretty. They was like, I have porn old
Speaker 15: girl boobs and it was up under my chin.
Speaker 2: So when I walked in the room, I.
Speaker 15: Didn't have hips. Usually girls with big boobs are narrow
Speaker 15: at the bottom. We don't have a butt, we don't
Speaker 15: have hips. We got these boobs and they were everything.
Speaker 15: Then all of a sudden, I looked up one day
Speaker 15: and I was like, I look like my auntie Ernestine,
Speaker 15: who go to church, like they grem church.
Speaker 1: There was yeah, it was flat full, you know, and
Speaker 1: it was like my phone and I was just like,
Speaker 1: I don't like this.
Speaker 15: They became like people wanted to hug me because they
Speaker 15: just felt good, you know, they felt comforted. People wanted
Speaker 15: to like put their head on my chest. And I said,
Speaker 15: Marco wanted to like put his head on my chest.
Speaker 1: And cry like I don't like my boobs like that.
Speaker 1: They not them.
Speaker 15: They became the comforter as opposed to I used to
Speaker 15: walk in the room and men would.
Speaker 1: Be like dang naw. They looked at me and they
Speaker 1: was like, oh hey, Auntie, And I was like, what
Speaker 1: changed here? So I just like they were my best.
Speaker 15: Friends, and I went it's time to let go because
Speaker 15: I don't like the pain. I don't like the grooves
Speaker 15: and my I tore muscles in my rotator cuff because
Speaker 15: of my because of my boobs so heavy, and and
Speaker 15: just to let people know, and insurance still wouldn't pay
Speaker 15: for it. They still said it was a vanity thing
Speaker 15: and cosmetic.
Speaker 1: So I paid for it. I don't want nobody to think, oh,
Speaker 1: she getting a discount.
Speaker 15: I paid for it, and I'm now fighting the insurance
Speaker 15: company to get reimbursed for at least some of it.
Speaker 4: Now did the doctor measure it to know how much
Speaker 4: to take out?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: How did that prom.
Speaker 16: They?
Speaker 1: When I tell you I talked to so many people.
Speaker 15: They take out a bunch of Crayola markers and they
Speaker 15: start drawing on your body because at the same time,
Speaker 15: they were like it was just little pockets of fat.
Speaker 15: And the doctor said, do you want us to take
Speaker 15: off your back fat? And I said, I don't have
Speaker 15: any fat on my back. You don't realize how.
Speaker 1: Much fat on your back you have until they have
Speaker 1: all the marker drawings on your back.
Speaker 18: Back.
Speaker 15: It's basically what she said, but it was like, you know,
Speaker 15: it's it's from gaining weight and losing weight and gaining weight.
Speaker 1: I just had loose skin, and.
Speaker 15: So they yet they drawn you, like literally coloring in
Speaker 15: within the circles. You have more drawings, and I sent
Speaker 15: pictures of them to everybody. Garcella Buve was like, you
Speaker 15: gotta let me know before you're gonna send me pictures
Speaker 15: of just your boobs, niece, and Asher was like, this
Speaker 15: is too much.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of this.
Speaker 15: I'm really tired of you sending me this. But they're
Speaker 15: so pretty. I was like, oh, my God said they're beautiful.
Speaker 15: I need you to see them, and so I just
Speaker 15: I just kept sending pictures and niece said, can you
Speaker 15: at least blur out.
Speaker 1: Your face and I said, no, I need people to
Speaker 1: know these are mine. They look so good. So I'm
Speaker 1: happy because I don't have that heaviness.
Speaker 4: Oh you sent them the new picture.
Speaker 15: I sent them the old ones. And because I was like, look, damn,
Speaker 15: you look. You don't really look at your boobs because
Speaker 15: they're always in the bridle when they're sitting there and
Speaker 15: they're sitting on your knees, I was like, godies suck.
Speaker 1: Because it's cute.
Speaker 6: People got kids, so their kids could have a phone.
Speaker 6: They can be playing on their mama phone, and in
Speaker 6: all of a sudden, damn.
Speaker 15: It's either traumatize them or they gonna be like, wow,
Speaker 15: I got a good fetish.
Speaker 1: I don't you know. I don't know which one it's
Speaker 1: gonna be.
Speaker 4: How long do you have to sit out for? How
Speaker 4: long were you down?
Speaker 1: Now, here's the thing.
Speaker 15: If you get if you get a burst reduction when
Speaker 15: you're in your twenties, your thirties, two weeks.
Speaker 1: You back to normal. I was out for twelve weeks.
Speaker 15: At my age, it was like my body was like, hey,
Speaker 15: if you did this late, and like this wasn't even
Speaker 15: supposed to be happening now, So it took it.
Speaker 1: It was twelve weeks. I didn't do anything over them.
Speaker 1: I was supposed to go out of the country.
Speaker 15: I didn't do anything over the summer but sit and
Speaker 15: watch Netflix the whole time. I did manage to go
Speaker 15: out and strike, but I couldn't. When I went on
Speaker 15: the strike, I couldn't carry my sign because I was
Speaker 15: with Viola Davis and Nissi, and I was like, the
Speaker 15: sign is too heavy. I can't and I had all
Speaker 15: my compression garments on. But I was like, I got
Speaker 15: a strike because I'm an actor. And then but Viola
Speaker 15: was complain She was like, hell long, we got walk
Speaker 15: this this, We walked this, Oh my god, And I said, you.
Speaker 1: Was the warrior woman?
Speaker 2: What is the woman?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 15: It was just because where we were striking was at Disney,
Speaker 15: and to walk around the hole of Disney is a
Speaker 15: whole mile, and so we were doing a like three
Speaker 15: and four times.
Speaker 1: I was like, I can till we're gonna walk around
Speaker 1: this because if you go.
Speaker 15: To Netflix it's just back and forth in front of
Speaker 15: the parking lot, right back and forth. But Disney, we
Speaker 15: was at you know, we had everybody, all of the
Speaker 15: black writers and the actors. It was like we was
Speaker 15: like okay, we felt like slaves were just going around.
Speaker 4: And round and round. We got more with Sherry Sheppard
Speaker 4: when we come back, don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning morning everybody. It's dj n V Charlamagne de goud.
Speaker 6: We all the Breakfast Club was to kicking it with
Speaker 6: Sherry Shepard. Now you got flacken first for bringing the
Speaker 6: show back right away. People were mad at first.
Speaker 15: People were upset with me, but nobody picking it at
Speaker 15: my show because I wasn't doing anything wrong. The reason
Speaker 15: why is because talk shows, reality shows, dan shows, competition shows,
Speaker 15: we're all under a different contract.
Speaker 1: We're not under a sag after contract.
Speaker 15: And so if you had any WGA riders, then you
Speaker 15: were a struck show.
Speaker 1: You could not go on. I don't have WGA riders. Know,
Speaker 1: the WGA is in my head.
Speaker 15: I write all of my own stuff, and then somebody
Speaker 15: will say, what a joke is not funny or maybe
Speaker 15: if you say something like this. So I never had
Speaker 15: any writers on my show, so we were able to
Speaker 15: keep going. Gotcha, And I sure had a meeting with
Speaker 15: everybody on my crew and staff and said, we are
Speaker 15: blessed because we are allowed to keep going. We all
Speaker 15: have a job, so it's not rocket science. We are
Speaker 15: here to make people laugh and forget about their problems.
Speaker 15: So before anybody starts complaining, doesn't remember we have a job,
Speaker 15: because there's a lot of people and otherwise I'll be
Speaker 15: on Instagram, crayme like the other people ran and we
Speaker 15: understand why I'm doing this and no, So we're very blessed.
Speaker 4: And you're a comedian, so you can go on that
Speaker 4: road and make money too.
Speaker 1: That's what you know. All my friends who are coming,
Speaker 1: let me tell you. Kim Whitley is on the road.
Speaker 1: Like she got Joshua in the suitcase, her son.
Speaker 4: She is on the road.
Speaker 15: She's going to Puerto Rico. She going here, And I said, girl,
Speaker 15: why you keep going on the road. She said, because
Speaker 15: I'm not working. She's an actress, right, so what she
Speaker 15: does is stand up comedy. So yes, all my friends
Speaker 15: who are stand ups, Chris Spencer, they get back on
Speaker 15: that road.
Speaker 2: Do you ever worry about the new generation only knowing
Speaker 2: you as a daytime host over being a stand up
Speaker 2: coming the new generation.
Speaker 1: No, I'm okay. I'm okay because they all now calling
Speaker 1: me aunty.
Speaker 15: I think the new generation, even after the breast reduction,
Speaker 15: I don't mind unty though. Unty is to me it's
Speaker 15: a sign of respect because you could be calling me
Speaker 15: something else. So I feel like the young ones now
Speaker 15: when they say, oh my god, you're a legend.
Speaker 1: You inspire me. Even Jess. I texted her and I said,
Speaker 1: just hilarious.
Speaker 15: I say, you do things at a level you make
Speaker 15: it look easy, which means you're working hard, and I
Speaker 15: appreciate that. And she goes, she goes, you know what
Speaker 15: I means so much from alleged, Like you know, I
Speaker 15: was like, hey, shin't dead. I'm not dead, Okay, damn. Then,
Speaker 15: but I appreciate what Jess hilarious said because it's like
Speaker 15: she said, that means a lot coming from you because
Speaker 15: you're alleged, which means, yeah, you look up to me.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought up just because I think about
Speaker 2: like you as a daytime hole.
Speaker 4: So you think of like a D. L. Hugley or
Speaker 4: Steve Harvey doing radio every day.
Speaker 2: It's something about having that platform every day that elevates everything,
Speaker 2: right said, like you do daytime TV. You do that
Speaker 2: with the view, and you do it now with your
Speaker 2: own show. But then DL has his own radio show,
Speaker 2: Steve has his own radio show. It's something about being
Speaker 2: on a platform every day that elevates you as a comic.
Speaker 1: Too, right, Yes, it's okay, God, damn COVID.
Speaker 2: This is a damn life. What is going on?
Speaker 4: Is happening?
Speaker 2: Mercy? Get her some water? Get on COVID some water please,
Speaker 2: we might.
Speaker 1: Need a mask.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I know COVID call when I hear one.
Speaker 6: You know a COVID call that does not at it's
Speaker 6: not COVID cough, that is definitely COVID.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. Okay, I'm good.
Speaker 2: You sure.
Speaker 1: Look Leslie Jones, it's text to me.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 15: See when you had COVID you can't even have a
Speaker 15: good call, you know, it's one of them calls like
Speaker 15: you somewhere where you can't cough, and then you start
Speaker 15: your shoulders move.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Jesus, I got it.
Speaker 4: And when you have a platform and elevates you with
Speaker 4: this comic.
Speaker 1: You do, because you have a platform to go on
Speaker 1: every day.
Speaker 15: That's that's what I love about having a talk show
Speaker 15: because I'm able to bring people on like my laugh lounge,
Speaker 15: what we have, and so I'm able to bring comics
Speaker 15: on that I know are brilliant that wouldn't be able
Speaker 15: to go on a talk show.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, I got that platform.
Speaker 15: I got that.
Speaker 1: Platform to bring on a chef that maybe needs some shine,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 15: I got the platform to bring on artists like New
Speaker 15: Edition and give them the entire show, you know, to
Speaker 15: show people.
Speaker 8: No it's.
Speaker 1: I'm and normally I.
Speaker 15: Got all the breast to like diffuse it, but I
Speaker 15: don't have my breast to like hold it back.
Speaker 1: I think that's why I'm missing. Oh my gosh, it's
Speaker 1: going past it.
Speaker 15: But no, it's so nice to have a show where
Speaker 15: I do have the platform and I do come into
Speaker 15: people's homes and I'm able to say Tracy Spencer and
Speaker 15: Chinese came on the show, and that was one of
Speaker 15: our highest rated shows, so because people wanted to see them.
Speaker 15: So yeah, Deal has his platform for politics. I have
Speaker 15: my platform to make people laugh and just feel good,
Speaker 15: and I.
Speaker 2: Feel like it gives you more material when you do
Speaker 2: hit the stage.
Speaker 1: I have so much material. I wish I could do
Speaker 1: it behind the scenes.
Speaker 15: That's the material I can't do until I'm like ninety
Speaker 15: and I write my book. But it gives me a
Speaker 15: lot of material.
Speaker 4: Absolutely feel free detected.
Speaker 1: Just tell her that to be hind in the scene,
Speaker 1: to hold it to ninety.
Speaker 4: Having a daily platform is a good thing.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: We love Just We're trying to We're trying. We're trying
Speaker 1: to get Ess on. I'm just saying, I tell you,
Speaker 1: I love Jess.
Speaker 4: We love Jess.
Speaker 1: Just is like Jess with the mess. I love her.
Speaker 4: She checked me this morning, checked us this morning from
Speaker 4: l A.
Speaker 1: That's that Baltimore, that's at Baltimore and Jess. I love Jess.
Speaker 15: We had Country wayining on the show, and I swear
Speaker 15: to gosh, I wanted to go, so what happened with
Speaker 15: you and Jess? But I'm the kind of show I'm
Speaker 15: not gonna get no mess. I want you to have
Speaker 15: a good time. But I really was like, what happened
Speaker 15: with you and Jess?
Speaker 4: Country Way?
Speaker 2: Tell me? But you still got country waiting in trouble
Speaker 2: A little bit, just a little bit, a little bit
Speaker 2: of back on social media.
Speaker 4: Because baby mamas.
Speaker 15: I didn't realize because I couldn't believe. I was like,
Speaker 15: how much you pay? So when he said two hundred,
Speaker 15: I was like, oh my god. I didn't mean to
Speaker 15: get him in trouble. That's a lot of kids. Why
Speaker 15: y'all like having so many kids?
Speaker 4: Don't?
Speaker 2: I got four with one woman, one beautiful black one.
Speaker 1: But I just go why like Nick Cannon got ninety
Speaker 1: two kids.
Speaker 2: Your fault is not my fault because you took the
Speaker 2: spot from him. If you'd had daytime TV.
Speaker 15: Would have had time to make no kid, he wouldn't
Speaker 15: have had time to make no more babes. So you
Speaker 15: said so when the show was taken, he was depressed
Speaker 15: because y'all can't. Y'all will have sex no matter what.
Speaker 15: Y'all have sex when you get a great job. You
Speaker 15: have sex when you feel and confident. You have a
Speaker 15: sex when you depressed. You want to have sex when
Speaker 15: you'd have lost your job. No matter what, you will
Speaker 15: always want to have sex. Sex is like breathing to y'all.
Speaker 1: You have to have it.
Speaker 15: Y'all are pretty semin No, it is not like breathing
Speaker 15: to us when you're in your twenties and your thirties.
Speaker 1: It is like breathing.
Speaker 15: Like you think people think about sex. Girls thinking about
Speaker 15: sex all the time. But as you we just age different,
Speaker 15: other stuff starts coming in.
Speaker 2: So you very well give you that feeling.
Speaker 1: Now, then great conversation, if I see things that are
Speaker 1: sexy to me, is when you are like committed. I
Speaker 1: love a man that's creative.
Speaker 15: I love a man that loves great conversation because physically
Speaker 15: I'm practical. You can't be throwing me up in the
Speaker 15: air and think my knee gonna stay in place. So
Speaker 15: like you gotta you gotta like I'm one of them
Speaker 15: fragile dollars that have been on the china, the shelf
Speaker 15: with the fine china.
Speaker 1: So when you take me down, like you know what
Speaker 1: I like, it will break you. You gotta be like
Speaker 1: careful with me, Like Jess Hilaria.
Speaker 15: She put her legs everywhere, Jess and then she still
Speaker 15: be talking mess and she did, and you can just
Speaker 15: throw Jess Hilarious every which way, bang her up on.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Now, I just found I just heard the lyrics to that.
Speaker 15: Oh my god, I was like, what are these girls
Speaker 15: talking about nowadays?
Speaker 1: When did you talking.
Speaker 15: About your booty hole me sexy to people, you know,
Speaker 15: because she's gonna be like this untie. Okay, gone, old lady.
Speaker 15: What is when did just get money and and get
Speaker 15: showing your booty hole to dudes become sexy me? I'm
Speaker 15: up from the school of let him imagine something. Don't
Speaker 15: just come and show him every day. Don't just when
Speaker 15: did your booty become like the emphasis?
Speaker 2: Now it's not fed because our generation was like that little.
Speaker 15: Kim And yes, we had we had a wild side.
Speaker 15: But I just feel like these girls, we don't have
Speaker 15: anything to balance it. Because back then when you had
Speaker 15: little Cam and you had Latifa going you and I
Speaker 15: t Y, you had, you had Queen, you had Lauren Hill.
Speaker 4: You have a rhapsody now you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But I don't think you have enough. And so
Speaker 1: that's all you're getting.
Speaker 4: I keep a lock. We got more with Sherry Sheppard.
Speaker 4: When we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good Morning Morning, Everybody's dj n V. Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 6: Sherry Shepherd. Lord Jesus Christ, this is.
Speaker 15: Saint still on the train, just because I'm getting passionate
Speaker 15: about when I'm still on the train.
Speaker 4: Rangers.
Speaker 1: No, you just everybody on the train.
Speaker 18: Pick.
Speaker 15: Millions of people ride the trade all the time, and
Speaker 15: I'm trying to show my son how to ride the train,
Speaker 15: except I keep getting lost, so I'm not showing him anything.
Speaker 1: We get lost everywhere.
Speaker 15: But he need to learn how to ride a trade
Speaker 15: because he don't have the money to take an uber.
Speaker 1: I take an uber over there, I am, but my
Speaker 1: shoulders aren't he even?
Speaker 2: Yeah, my booty.
Speaker 15: And I have nothing against against uh Sex, miss read.
Speaker 15: I have nothing against miss Red.
Speaker 1: I just feel like we.
Speaker 4: Went off.
Speaker 20: TV.
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's always my God.
Speaker 15: When I tell you, in my whole thirty years have
Speaker 15: been I've never had a coughin fit everever I must
Speaker 15: be sending it. I must be doing something wrong, because
Speaker 15: Jesus never lets me. I've never had a coughin fit,
Speaker 15: and I've always prayed, Please don't let me have a
Speaker 15: coughin fit on a.
Speaker 4: Live shower because you want to see it.
Speaker 1: No, don't wish that on me.
Speaker 15: Don't wish that on me, because then Leslie Jones will
Speaker 15: not leave me alone.
Speaker 1: That's all I need is to be coughing on the
Speaker 1: air lets. It's gonna be like this.
Speaker 15: She got COVID and she given it to everybody. Everybody
Speaker 15: feeling through TV right now you don't have COVID.
Speaker 7: Take a couple of days off, I'm going and say that, Wow,
Speaker 7: my gosh, don't.
Speaker 1: Do that to me. Oh my gosh, don't do you
Speaker 1: do that to me. That's my sister camera, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 15: But no, I just feel like women, young women today,
Speaker 15: they also need the other side. But I think we
Speaker 15: got too much of this side of Everything is about
Speaker 15: our bodies, and so where's the where's the woman that
Speaker 15: singing about the other stuff?
Speaker 1: The more positive so is? That's all I.
Speaker 15: Feel, you know, for me at this age, I'm not
Speaker 15: I don't think that's gonna work me on to a man.
Speaker 15: Go on my bootyhole, booty hole thick. They gonna be like, okay,
Speaker 15: I don't know what they say. I sound like the
Speaker 15: bost six pound booty hole.
Speaker 1: I don't see what the difference is between bootyhole brown
Speaker 1: and bootyhole thick. It's the same. It's nasty. It's all nasty.
Speaker 4: I don't know how we got the booty holes.
Speaker 1: I don't know how we did either, but that's not
Speaker 1: gonna work for somebody like me. Somebody like me coming
Speaker 1: and singing that kind of song, they're gonna be like,
Speaker 1: if you don't go home and turn on Golden Bachelor
Speaker 1: and leave us alone.
Speaker 4: But I'm a Golden Bachelor.
Speaker 15: The TV show a TV show, Golden, the highest ratings
Speaker 15: on ABC. They have a gold They have a bachelor
Speaker 15: who's seventy years bachelor.
Speaker 6: No, I did not have a crushing guy. I did
Speaker 6: like the Bachelor in the baschelrette. I thought it was
Speaker 6: pretty good. But they have Golden.
Speaker 15: Yes, he is seventy two years old and it is
Speaker 15: all women over like fifty five, buying for his attention.
Speaker 15: Highest rated show on ABC, right mat, It's amazing. And
Speaker 15: there was one woman came and opened up her robe
Speaker 15: and I was like, okay, that stuff used to work
Speaker 15: when you was twenty. You can't go showing a seventy
Speaker 15: two year old man because it's just some stuff that
Speaker 15: ain't right.
Speaker 1: We supposed to hide. Right now, I gotta do the
Speaker 1: bait and switch.
Speaker 15: Like right now, like young young boys be coming to me,
Speaker 15: and I'm like, I got to do a little bit
Speaker 15: of baiting switch.
Speaker 1: The baiting switch is like I don't want you to know.
Speaker 15: I'll be tweezing my chin hairs and a little young
Speaker 15: boy walking the road see me tweezing, he gonna be traumatized.
Speaker 1: Oh that's gone.
Speaker 15: I don't want him to see me filing that. You know,
Speaker 15: look rub my bunions. That's gonna that's gonna hurt him.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 15: He don't need to see me lotion on my feet
Speaker 15: like three full times and then going to get the
Speaker 15: oil and put more lotion on. He don't need to
Speaker 15: see my feet absorbing all at moisturizer and they still
Speaker 15: be ashy.
Speaker 1: It's like it's just stuff that he don't need.
Speaker 15: When you get this age, you know what your conversation
Speaker 15: is with your girlfriends, the medication that you're taking.
Speaker 1: What I charlote mane.
Speaker 2: I was on the phone with Duvall and I'm walking
Speaker 2: into CVS. I ain't even realize that and I'm talking
Speaker 2: like what you're doing picking up my eleft roow message pig.
Speaker 15: Here's how you know when you ad an eighth When
Speaker 15: you went to doctor's office and they go, are you
Speaker 15: on any other medication?
Speaker 1: You're like, yeah, I'm on rosava satin. I'm on valsar.
Speaker 15: And you know the names of your medication. You know
Speaker 15: one is for blood pressure. I'm gonna men form me
Speaker 15: because of my diabetes. You when you used to walk
Speaker 15: in my room just want to want to traumatize the
Speaker 15: young wo when it be coming to hey mama and
Speaker 15: all you fine and all this. When you walk into
Speaker 15: my bedroom. My dresser used to look so pretty. It
Speaker 15: had candles on it, It had a Comma suit trip book.
Speaker 15: It was like set in the mood. If you walk
Speaker 15: in my room now it looked like a pharmaceutical It
Speaker 15: looked like a pharmacy.
Speaker 1: Sitting I got.
Speaker 15: I got melotonic to help me go to sleep. I
Speaker 15: got something to help me wake up.
Speaker 4: I got something.
Speaker 1: I think I may have pepto bizmo sitting right there,
Speaker 1: because sometimes I wake up and I'm like, ooh, what
Speaker 1: did I eat? It's just things going on. I got
Speaker 1: hot flash medication.
Speaker 2: That's stating them on that stat I'm.
Speaker 1: On that statue.
Speaker 15: I got strips for this, I got I got my
Speaker 15: diabetes monitor. I gotta put on my glue on my
Speaker 15: phone be going off because it's like blood blush.
Speaker 1: You're too low, blood you're too hot. It's like, you know,
Speaker 1: so first of all, if we snuggling, you gonna wake
Speaker 1: up because this alarm going on because of my diabetes
Speaker 1: is acting up. I have to do a bait and switch.
Speaker 4: I got to.
Speaker 1: I can't let them because I'll be telling women.
Speaker 15: Stop telling these men everything when you first meet them.
Speaker 4: Sherry, do you hear yourself? Have you heard yourself?
Speaker 2: The last?
Speaker 4: You know everything?
Speaker 2: Anything? Everything.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing about being my age. Now, I
Speaker 1: don't care.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: That's right because.
Speaker 15: Somebody gonna come in there and say, you know what
Speaker 15: I can get past that. I can do all that
Speaker 15: because here's the thing you can get with a twenty
Speaker 15: two year old if you want to.
Speaker 1: And that's good. She gets brings you a freshness and
Speaker 1: a vitality.
Speaker 15: But say Frankie Beverly and maze and see what you
Speaker 15: can see the blank look on her face.
Speaker 1: She's gonna be like, man, who Frankie, who is that?
Speaker 15: Tell her that there's that somebody did a remix of
Speaker 15: somebody's song, and she's gonna be like, wait a minute,
Speaker 15: what that's what I can give you? You can have
Speaker 15: some good Tell me when you say your knees hurt
Speaker 15: my knees hurt too, that's right.
Speaker 2: So we got I'll pick up my prescription for me.
Speaker 1: I can pick up your prescription for you.
Speaker 15: And I know, Charlemagne, Okay, you married and I respect that,
Speaker 15: but let's say you are single. I know if you
Speaker 15: get that look on your face and your face goes slack,
Speaker 15: I'm gonna running there and get that red pill. I
Speaker 15: know that, and I know I got to give you
Speaker 15: that red pill within ten minutes of your face going slack.
Speaker 15: You know what the twenty two year ago, she gonna
Speaker 15: be like, oh my god, it's.
Speaker 4: A feel good.
Speaker 1: It is it feel good?
Speaker 2: You want me to do some you want.
Speaker 15: And you over there freaking in your arm and rost.
Speaker 1: Okay, daddy, come on, daddy for booty home. I know
Speaker 1: the signs of a struct Charlemagne. I know your heart.
Speaker 1: I know to get that dad on because I know
Speaker 1: somewhere in that we got a heart monitor and the
Speaker 1: oxygen thing to put on your finger.
Speaker 15: Okay, so that's what you're not gonna get from the
Speaker 15: twenty two years, but you're gonna get it from Sherry.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 15: I know how to call your mom and talk to
Speaker 15: I know when you're going crazy and what I say
Speaker 15: to you, I'm going to call your mama the way
Speaker 15: talk call your mama.
Speaker 1: You know, to act up dat right now?
Speaker 2: That's right, Sherry Shepherd Ladies.
Speaker 1: Shows.
Speaker 4: Make sure you check it out. We appreciate you for
Speaker 4: joining us.
Speaker 1: Thank you and just hilarious. Come out girl, we won't
Speaker 1: you there?
Speaker 2: You go?
Speaker 4: All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Thank you for joining us.
Speaker 4: Is Cherry Shepher Ladies.
Speaker 2: The morail of the story is get you a woman
Speaker 2: that can recognize the signs of a stroke. The color
Speaker 2: of a booty hole does not matter when you're having
Speaker 2: a stroke. You hear me.
Speaker 4: Okay, you know what, Let's get your rooms from.
Speaker 2: Names or you've gossip been chatty?
Speaker 4: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 19: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club. This
Speaker 19: is where the tea spells right right?
Speaker 4: All right, well, let's get right to Travis Kelsey.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne talked about earlier that he was doing his podcast
Speaker 6: and talked to about the NFL's obsession with celebrities.
Speaker 12: Is the NFL overdoing it? What is your honest opinion?
Speaker 22: Not?
Speaker 1: I think I think everybody just like Overwelmings for Taylor,
Speaker 1: What is.
Speaker 12: Your honest opinion on how the NFL is treating uh
Speaker 12: celebrities at games.
Speaker 23: I think it's fun when they show who all is
Speaker 23: at the game, you know, I think, uh, I think
Speaker 23: it brings a little bit more to the atmosphere, brings
Speaker 23: a little bit more to to what you're watching. But
Speaker 23: at the same time, I think, uh, they're overdoing it.
Speaker 23: They're they're overdoing it a little bit.
Speaker 12: I just think the NFL is not used to celebrities
Speaker 12: coming to the games. Like basketball has to figure it out.
Speaker 12: They're all court side, they're sitting there. They show them
Speaker 12: once or twice and then and then but they get
Speaker 12: back to the game. The NFL is like, look at
Speaker 12: all these a celebrities of the game. Keep showing them,
Speaker 12: showing them, show them, show dude, listen, you show them once.
Speaker 12: Let them know there maybe after a touchdown.
Speaker 4: What is it in the first time celebrities that have
Speaker 4: been showing up the football game? Not at all.
Speaker 2: I just think that uh, Taylor Swift is having a
Speaker 2: very unique moment of celebrity. Now, mind you, Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: has been around for a long time, but she's the
Speaker 2: biggest pop artist right She's the biggest star in the
Speaker 2: world at the moment, you know what I mean. But
Speaker 2: like I said, she's been around for a long time,
Speaker 2: so she's having a very unique moment of celebrity where
Speaker 2: it's like literally all odds are on her, All headlines
Speaker 2: are about her. Correct, you know, she can fought and
Speaker 2: people will talk about it, you know, cro when she
Speaker 2: shows up to the games.
Speaker 4: It's it's just a little different level of celebrity, right,
Speaker 4: But they kept showing her all throughout the game.
Speaker 2: Because reality is, there was about four or five celebrities
Speaker 2: that came to the game on Sunday, but they keep
Speaker 2: talking about Taylor Swift. It was Taylor Swift. It was Wolverine,
Speaker 2: it was Matthew McConaughey. They were all together though, Uh
Speaker 2: who the other?
Speaker 4: Uh Ryan Googler, what's his name?
Speaker 2: Dead Pool? But that's what that was. That was dead Pool.
Speaker 2: That was right.
Speaker 6: It was Wolverine and dead Pool. I'm tripping, well, that
Speaker 6: was Wolverine and Deadpool. Congratulations again to Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: And so the rumors of Taylor Swift being dazzled might
Speaker 2: absolutely be true. I didn't even put that together. Why
Speaker 2: did I think of that? I saw the room that
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift might be dazzling Deadpool three and now I'm
Speaker 2: sitting in mind blown because she came to the game
Speaker 2: with Wolverine and Hugh Jackman on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Wow, what are you talking about? But anyway, now let's
Speaker 6: talk about Anthony Mackie. You know Anthony Mackie, an actor. Uh,
Speaker 6: he's uh went viral the last couple of days because
Speaker 6: he refused to take picture with.
Speaker 4: A young fan.
Speaker 6: That wow, all right, So if you couldn't really hear
Speaker 6: what happened, Anthony Mackie was out and about this happened
Speaker 6: actually at Essence and a young boy, black boy, went
Speaker 6: and wanted to take a picture, uh, and he said no.
Speaker 6: The grandmother couldn't believe that Anthony Mackie said no, So
Speaker 6: she walked over there and asked, Hey, can you take
Speaker 6: a picture with my grandson. He's eleven years old, he's
Speaker 6: super duper excited to see you. He said no, and
Speaker 6: she was hurt. She was very, very disturbed by it.
Speaker 6: So she posted the video and posted it on her
Speaker 6: Instagram and social media.
Speaker 4: Very sad.
Speaker 6: She wanted the picture. She said, you know, he's a
Speaker 6: Marvel hero. Her grandson loves watching the Marvel movie and
Speaker 6: all he wanted to do was take a picture with
Speaker 6: his hero, Captain America. He's a new black Captain America.
Speaker 6: He's also a human being.
Speaker 2: And if a human being is such up a boundary
Speaker 2: and a human being doesn't want to be bothered in
Speaker 2: the moment, that human being has that right. And what's
Speaker 2: the point of asking a person a question if you
Speaker 2: can't take the answer he gives you? Is that really
Speaker 2: a question? If I ask you something but I tell
Speaker 2: you no, why'd you ask me.
Speaker 20: To be in with?
Speaker 4: See?
Speaker 6: This is a difficult one, right, And it's a tough one,
Speaker 6: right And no, it is a difficult run because he's
Speaker 6: playing a black superhero and there's a lot of kids
Speaker 6: out there that are excited to see Anthony Mackie. They
Speaker 6: watch him on television. Probably he didn't know anybody anything.
Speaker 6: I know, he doesn't, I know.
Speaker 4: Come nobody ever thinks about what he might have been
Speaker 4: going through in that moment.
Speaker 11: I know, I know.
Speaker 6: But this is a young black boy that is excited
Speaker 6: to see his black superhero being Captain America. And he
Speaker 6: probably would never get this opportunity again. And all he
Speaker 6: wanted to do is take a picture with somebody. He
Speaker 6: probably idolized and looked up to, and that's all he
Speaker 6: wanted was a picture.
Speaker 2: So it's difficult. Everybody everything. Everybody can debate what they
Speaker 2: would do and what they wouldn't do. You not in
Speaker 2: that man situation. You don't know what he was going
Speaker 2: through in that moment. You don't know why he chose
Speaker 2: to say no. But he chose to say no, and
Speaker 2: that's his right. You asked me a question, you asked
Speaker 2: me to do something I said I would, I would
Speaker 2: not prefer to do that at this time. I look
Speaker 2: at two sides.
Speaker 6: I look at one side because the amount of time
Speaker 6: that you said knowing and you told Grandma absolutely not,
Speaker 6: you could have took the picture, could have been moving right.
Speaker 6: But then also I do get it because if he
Speaker 6: takes one picture could have been allined for seven thousand pictures.
Speaker 4: I get it.
Speaker 6: But it's very difficult because these young kids are the
Speaker 6: reason why a lot of these people in their position,
Speaker 6: they support that that movie. They love that movie. They're
Speaker 6: tied into the movie. And I couldn't imagine being a
Speaker 6: kid and seeing somebody that I idolized in a movie,
Speaker 6: or a wrestler that I idolize, or a baseball player,
Speaker 6: basketball player that I love watching and supporting by their
Speaker 6: jersey and their baseball cards.
Speaker 4: And they're sneakers and I see them on the street
Speaker 4: and I ask for picture and they say no, Yeah,
Speaker 4: because you're the only child has nothing to do it.
Speaker 4: Being the only child.
Speaker 2: Only child shout a tough enough, butter Cup, Okay, right,
Speaker 2: all right, what Candab's one said, candas one said, life
Speaker 2: stuffwear a helmet, get you tough up, but Cup, you know,
Speaker 2: your only.
Speaker 22: Children so used to getting your own, You're just not
Speaker 22: gonna get your life. People are gonna tell you no,
Speaker 22: and it's fine at eleven. Yes, you know, I'm like,
Speaker 22: you gotta stop doing that to people.
Speaker 4: Man Like.
Speaker 2: People do not owe you anything at all. I don't
Speaker 2: care who they are. Sometimes in life you're gonna hear
Speaker 2: noose and that's fine. Your life is gonna be destroyed
Speaker 2: because of no because in life all you need is one. Yes,
Speaker 2: I've definitely gotten way more nose than I'm not.
Speaker 4: Imagine you a wrestler fan and you can see ho Cogin.
Speaker 6: Oh no, that's right, that's savage of Hokoging. Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: that's whole cooking. Yeah, you see him and You're like,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, and he's like, no way and he walks away.
Speaker 2: Do that hurt you?
Speaker 6: You see that video of Whole that kid walking into
Speaker 6: Whole Cogan and he starts acting like Whole Cogan hurt.
Speaker 4: Back, Hagan calling you a nigga. You've seen that video.
Speaker 2: When you see that video, that would hurt you more
Speaker 2: because they get out on my face nigga.
Speaker 4: All right, Tuchet stopping man.
Speaker 2: People got boundaries and if you if the person says
Speaker 2: they boundaries, respect them. Like I'm not mad because the
Speaker 2: person told me no, Especially when you asked me the question, Hey,
Speaker 2: would you like to do such and such? If my
Speaker 2: answer is no, respect my answer because if you're expecting
Speaker 2: a yes, you weren't even.
Speaker 4: Really asking me. You came over here with a sense
Speaker 4: of entitlement in a way.
Speaker 6: Runn from run DMC was in the store one time
Speaker 6: and I asked him for an autograph, and you know
Speaker 6: what he told me?
Speaker 4: He said yes.
Speaker 6: And because of that, I remember that all my life
Speaker 6: and I'm so grateful that run gaming that autograph when
Speaker 6: I was like nine ten years old.
Speaker 4: Little boy, remember that no from Anthony mackiews He'll be fine.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the said that. You think he's
Speaker 4: not gonna remember that, right, remember right, be right? All right,
Speaker 4: Well that is your room report.
Speaker 2: He give your donkeys man man for after the hour,
Speaker 2: we're gonna talk to you about why we all love McDonald's,
Speaker 2: but not as much as this man named George.
Speaker 6: Was George's last name, George de Mama. That is definitely
Speaker 6: his last George de Marius. There you go, Yes, all right,
Speaker 6: we'll get to a nexus, the breakfast cluvel morning.
Speaker 4: The breakfast club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 2: Donkey up to.
Speaker 1: Damn he hogged.
Speaker 3: It's time for donkey, I mean trying to beat donkey today.
Speaker 1: No more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they already did.
Speaker 4: I'm not making these people do these.
Speaker 2: Days called donkey of the day. And it really caught
Speaker 2: me off guard.
Speaker 15: Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey out of the day today?
Speaker 2: Well, Jess, hilarious donkey today for Thursday, October fifth, go
Speaker 2: to a North Dakota man named George de Marius.
Speaker 4: He's thirty three years old and he loves McDonald's.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's very hard to do donkey of the day's
Speaker 2: like this, and not sound like I'm doing a commercial,
Speaker 2: but it's not an advertisement.
Speaker 4: I'm just reminiscent.
Speaker 2: I think it's safe to say that ninety five percent
Speaker 2: of the world, regardless of how you feel about fast food,
Speaker 2: has some type of positive core memory in regards to
Speaker 2: the golden archists. Okay, if you're born in the nineteen
Speaker 2: hundreds like I am, then you know Ronald McDonald's. You
Speaker 2: know the Hamburglar, you know Mac Tonight, you know a Birdy,
Speaker 2: the Early Bird. You know Officer Big Mac, you know Grimace.
Speaker 2: You know why those characters are so popular because McDonald's
Speaker 2: is so popular. Okay, we've all took a dive in
Speaker 2: that McDonald's playpin at some point in our lives envy.
Speaker 2: Did you ever play with those colored balls in the
Speaker 2: playpin when you was a kid? Of course you did,
Speaker 2: all right. But the reason, the reason, the reason we
Speaker 2: really love McDonald's is because of the food. Okay, once again,
Speaker 2: I was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight, so
Speaker 2: I grew up with McDonald's. Wow, my mouth water are
Speaker 2: just thinking about it. When I grew up and when
Speaker 2: McDonald's used to cook their fries and a vat of
Speaker 2: cottonseed oil and beef tallow, commonly known as fat. Okay,
Speaker 2: Moca'm gladwell had an amazing podcast on this one time.
Speaker 4: Go listen to it.
Speaker 2: Malcolm glad Weall's revision is history titled McDonald's Broke My Heart.
Speaker 2: Listen When those fries were loaded with saturated fat amazing. Okay,
Speaker 2: McDonald's switched to pure vegetable oil in nineteen hundred and ninety.
Speaker 2: That's why the fries lost their meaty taste. But they
Speaker 2: still slap all right. But McDonald's fries when they are hot,
Speaker 2: are some of the ultimate comfort food. Moral of the
Speaker 2: story is we all love McDonald's. I have loved McDonald's
Speaker 2: at some point, but I believe it's safe to say
Speaker 2: none of us love McDonald's as much as George Demarius.
Speaker 2: See George Demarius is a type of human I hate
Speaker 2: because he's an entitled prick. I can't stand people with
Speaker 2: a sense of entitlement. Entitlement is the grossest kind of
Speaker 2: human behavior. A sense of entitlement is a cancerout thought
Speaker 2: process that is voided gratitude, and it is a death
Speaker 2: blow to any type of relationship.
Speaker 4: And this man, George de Marius, is beyond entitled.
Speaker 2: See he walked into a McDonald's and went up to
Speaker 2: a random customer in McDonald's and demanded, dismay by him
Speaker 2: a big Mac and a half. First of all, thirty
Speaker 2: three is a big age. Okay, way too big to
Speaker 2: be asking for a happy meal? What the hell you're
Speaker 2: gonna do with the kid? Saz Brian's mapplescenes. This man
Speaker 2: asked for a happy meal and the person he was
Speaker 2: demanding this happy meal from replied rightfully, so get a job.
Speaker 2: And when he said that, all hell broke loose. Let's
Speaker 2: go to CBS News please.
Speaker 24: Police in Bismarck arrested two people this weekend after one
Speaker 24: man was acting violent near a fast food restaurant. That
Speaker 24: happened a little before one o'clock in the afternoon at
Speaker 24: McDonald's along Tyler Parkway.
Speaker 1: Police say a man told.
Speaker 24: Them he was walking in to grab lunch when he
Speaker 24: was approached by another man, George de Marius. The man
Speaker 24: said to Marius asked him to buy him a big
Speaker 24: Mac and a happy meal. Police say the man told
Speaker 24: de Marius to go get a job. The man says
Speaker 24: he then walked in to get in line when he
Speaker 24: says De Marius followed him inside and pointed a gun
Speaker 24: at him, telling him what he said was disrespectful. Witnesses
Speaker 24: then say de Marius swore at the man and left.
Speaker 24: Police also arrested de Marius's girlfriend, Luise flying By, because
Speaker 24: they say she gave officers a fake name. Police also
Speaker 24: say de Marius had concealed the gun he was carrying
Speaker 24: in his one year old daughter's stroller. De Marius appeared
Speaker 24: in court this afternoon and he is being charged with terrorizing.
Speaker 4: I would like the record to show that Eloise flying
Speaker 4: By sounds like a fake name.
Speaker 2: So what name does she get? I want to know
Speaker 2: the name she actually gave. First of all, dropping the
Speaker 2: clues bombs for Trent guff Miller. Okay, he's the forty
Speaker 2: three year old man who rightfully told Jorge to get
Speaker 2: a job and proceeded to get in line and order
Speaker 2: his own food. And I'm gonna tell you straight up,
Speaker 2: I probably would have bought the food for George, okay,
Speaker 2: depending how he asked, and because I would have asked him,
Speaker 2: are you getting this happy meal? Because the child you
Speaker 2: love is hungry? And Trent, I have to say, I
Speaker 2: don't know how things are in North Dakota. Personally, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have dismissed this man like that, even though I
Speaker 2: know I have no problem with what you said and
Speaker 2: how you handed yourself. I just feel like I would
Speaker 2: have dismissed this man like that, not in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: I would have treated him a little bit more kinder,
Speaker 2: treated him like a human, simply because this man is
Speaker 2: clearly dealing with something. There are some issues here, there's
Speaker 2: some pain that he clearly couldn't wait to project. And
Speaker 2: if you thirty three and you come into a McDonald's
Speaker 2: asking another girln man to buy you a big mac
Speaker 2: and a happy meal, then life clearly has you dealing
Speaker 2: with some desperate times. Now. The president of the Fat
Speaker 2: Lives Matter Committee said to me this morning, I should
Speaker 2: have given the he has solely to Trent, because what
Speaker 2: happened to paying it forward, what happened to being a
Speaker 2: good Samaritan, look out for your fellow man. He told me,
Speaker 2: if there is a choice between a bullet and a
Speaker 2: happy meal, he's taking the happy meal. Of course you
Speaker 2: would because you're fat, Okay. I also replied to him,
Speaker 2: let the record show you would take the happy meal
Speaker 2: regardless now that's facts.
Speaker 4: That is facts.
Speaker 2: Trent didn't know it was going to escalate this though
Speaker 2: he didn't know it was gonna escalate the gun play.
Speaker 2: And I hate when we tell the victim is their fault,
Speaker 2: because it's not. This is nobody's issue, but George's. Not
Speaker 2: only did George put himself in danger, he put his
Speaker 2: one year old daughter in danger because he stashed a
Speaker 2: nine milimeters pistol inside the stroller where his one year
Speaker 2: old daughter was sitting, and officers had to point their
Speaker 2: gun in the direction of him and his young daughter while.
Speaker 4: Arrests than him.
Speaker 2: Listen, we all love McDonald's, but not enough to be
Speaker 2: charged with terrorizing with a dangerous weapon. Now, George is
Speaker 2: potentially traded in his love of the Golden Archers for
Speaker 2: golden showers. From the playpen to the penitentiary, from the
Speaker 2: quarter pounded to getting pounded every quarter hour, from nuggets
Speaker 2: with sweet and sour sauce to niggas it's eating sauce
Speaker 2: on you and showers. That is not what you want
Speaker 2: your life to be. Kids, Please give George de Marius,
Speaker 2: oh a matter of fact, loving it now, Please give
Speaker 2: George Marius the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are the dogs of the day.
Speaker 4: Ye I agree with you. It is nasty.
Speaker 2: And George pulled a gun on that man just because
Speaker 2: he wouldn't bomb some McDonald's.
Speaker 6: No great play of words. We're talking about gold nuggets,
Speaker 6: the golden showers who said that sweet and sour sauce
Speaker 6: to you know what? In shower who said that?
Speaker 4: You I ain't say. None of those things prove it
Speaker 4: all right?
Speaker 6: Well, thank you for that dog he today, B E T.
Speaker 6: We'll see o'all tomorrow, piece b e T. Everybody else
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Speaker 4: We got Kenny on the line. Kenny, good morning, good morning,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 2: How y'all doing good? Brother?
Speaker 4: What's your course of the C and E?
Speaker 20: All right?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 20: Hear you guys talking about your kids A love? Man,
Speaker 20: I got a picture old in a two year old,
Speaker 20: and I don't want to know like you got that anybody.
Speaker 20: I'm becoming a better father to us down.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 13: My dad was not really around, but I don't really
Speaker 13: got weird but instruction about what they're doing. Then, from
Speaker 13: what I hear from a lot of other people, they're
Speaker 13: saying like, you really don't know if you did a
Speaker 13: good job until they hear a certain age.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what my mama told me. Man, My
Speaker 2: mom always told me just love Like when I asked
Speaker 2: my mom for advice on raising kids, she said, just
Speaker 2: love them because there is.
Speaker 4: No rule book, there is no manual.
Speaker 2: You know, the only thing that we can do is,
Speaker 2: you know, it's pour into our kids. And I mean,
Speaker 2: we know what we went through as children that we
Speaker 2: didn't like, so let's not pass that on to our children.
Speaker 4: Like I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't put hands on my children. I
Speaker 2: don't beat my kids, you know what I mean? That's
Speaker 2: one thing. And then I'm gonna tell you the biggest
Speaker 2: thing I do as a parent. I apologize because I
Speaker 2: got four daughters, so I don't get things right all
Speaker 2: the time. And you know, when I do get things wrong,
Speaker 2: I just simply apologize with my kids. And I got
Speaker 2: a fifteen year old, eight year old, the five year old,
Speaker 2: and the two year old. I apologize to all of
Speaker 2: them if I feel like I got something wrong. That's
Speaker 2: that's all I can tell you.
Speaker 4: Brother. Yeah, for myself, I will tell you this.
Speaker 6: You know, me and a wife, we actually are writing
Speaker 6: a book called Real Life, Real Family where we talk
Speaker 6: about raising our kids.
Speaker 4: And I have six.
Speaker 6: I got a twenty one or nineteen ten, and nine
Speaker 6: to seven in the two and one thing I do
Speaker 6: is is I tried the things that I didn't like
Speaker 6: as a parent that my parents did. I try to
Speaker 6: incorporate or take out of me being as a parent.
Speaker 6: I like to, like Charlott may say, I like to
Speaker 6: lead with love, like I really love my children. Tell
Speaker 6: them I love them all the time, tell them I
Speaker 6: appreciate them, compliment them all the time, tell them how
Speaker 6: smart they are.
Speaker 4: And the most important thing for myself is giving them
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of time as parents, we want
Speaker 6: to grind and we want to hustle, we want to
Speaker 6: make money, we want to do this, but there's no
Speaker 6: better thing for myself than that time.
Speaker 4: Like last night I was, I was playing basketball with my.
Speaker 6: Daughter's boyfriend, and the whole family was there playing basketball,
Speaker 6: and we were just all there together as a family,
Speaker 6: and they like that more than anything else. It's not
Speaker 6: like quality time you were spending with your daughter's boyfriends,
Speaker 6: with everybody, the whole family is there.
Speaker 4: You didn't say that earlier.
Speaker 2: Earlier, earlier, he said it was just you and playing one,
Speaker 2: said you're playing one one on.
Speaker 6: It wasn't one on one, but the whole family was
Speaker 6: there and and but they got the chance to see
Speaker 6: that and laugh and have fun with dad.
Speaker 2: So that was the whole thing's been. You played the
Speaker 2: game of sixty nine. I know games of twenty one.
Speaker 2: When I was a kid, I didn't play. It was
Speaker 2: a young playing games, and on one played twenty one
Speaker 2: and say her and the boy you played sixty nine,
Speaker 2: and say sixty nine. This is about this man, Kenny
Speaker 2: asking a question. We didn't play sixty nine. We played horse,
Speaker 2: all right, wow. Wow, y'all was showing each other trig
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: But Kenny, uh.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, that's what I've been doing from the time
Speaker 20: with them, doing as much as I can. I've been
Speaker 20: talk and my daughter started chilling up my hands all
Speaker 20: Dad and my son he loved cars, so we started
Speaker 20: taking them a car shows and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: But you know, absolutely, that's what you and you know
Speaker 4: what we're really impressing. I do this with my daughter.
Speaker 6: My daughter is in the dance right, but when they're
Speaker 6: doing their cheerleading thing. You you you practiced with them
Speaker 6: like you let him know, daddy, kids, And yes, I
Speaker 6: practiced with.
Speaker 2: My my daughter's love much chair.
Speaker 20: Dad.
Speaker 4: You'll know your daughter chairs. I couldn't do my daughter's chairs.
Speaker 2: If I try and see my daughter does competitive cheer leading,
Speaker 2: my daughter does dance, and I'll be dancing with him.
Speaker 2: You look stupid, I do. But anty thank you with
Speaker 2: your daughter this night when you all was playing a
Speaker 2: little game with one on one, wasn't chill jealous? I
Speaker 2: tell you another thing, too jealous real quick. Don't raise
Speaker 2: your kids out of fear like I know my dad
Speaker 2: raised me out of fear. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: even though he did love me, but he didn't want
Speaker 2: me to make the same mistakes that he made. And
Speaker 2: I think a lot of times when we don't want
Speaker 2: our kids to make the same mistakes that we made,
Speaker 2: we end up raising our kids out of fear, you know,
Speaker 2: instead of love, man, just.
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Speaker 25: Hello, Hello, Hi, Sha the man.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 20: I'm good.
Speaker 25: So y'all ready for my question?
Speaker 4: What's your question? Mama?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 25: So my question is how I get my husband to
Speaker 25: stop eating all the food in the house. Like every
Speaker 25: time I cook, he eats more than his share, He
Speaker 25: eats up everybody's foods. Me and my daughter end up
Speaker 25: only getting one plate. Hell if I save a snack
Speaker 25: in the cabinet. He's eating it before.
Speaker 20: I get to it.
Speaker 25: And last night I cooked rama and I put steak
Speaker 25: and trumpet it. But I saved high for the steaks
Speaker 25: to uh make a baked potato for today for the family.
Speaker 25: It's inflation. I'm trying to spead the meal out. I
Speaker 25: wake up and the steak is gone, like he's eating
Speaker 25: up everything. I feel like that's a lack of respect.
Speaker 4: How big is he?
Speaker 17: He's skin has all yod He's skinnier than me.
Speaker 2: I can't believe you calling. If you're complaining about your
Speaker 2: husband eating, that is I've never heard such. If you
Speaker 2: know the man likes to eat, then buy more food.
Speaker 2: Either that or offer him more.
Speaker 4: One of the two man Jesus may get more money.
Speaker 25: It's extensive, so if you know it's expensive, that means
Speaker 25: we got to stretch it.
Speaker 8: You got.
Speaker 2: You got one daughter?
Speaker 4: Yeah what and she is just as much as I
Speaker 4: cannot believe that.
Speaker 2: You're complaining about your family that likes to eat. And
Speaker 2: I bet you like to eat too. I bet you
Speaker 2: if I talk to your husband and your daughter.
Speaker 25: That's why I was complaining because I love to eat.
Speaker 25: But when I go to get my food.
Speaker 1: It's gone.
Speaker 25: Like I'll save a sneaker bar and I like to
Speaker 25: say stuff, you know, for longer than I should, and
Speaker 25: by the time it's back, but by the time I
Speaker 25: have a taste for it, it's going. That's not just respectful.
Speaker 2: Does he get high smoke?
Speaker 25: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 6: That's he's high and hungry and it happens to the
Speaker 6: best of us. But you might do you put your
Speaker 6: name on your stuff.
Speaker 25: It's only three people in my house, y'all know what's.
Speaker 2: Fine, all jokes aside. Put your name on stuff that boundaries.
Speaker 2: But you gotta have snacks for him because you know
Speaker 2: he likes to get high, and then you gotta hide stuff.
Speaker 2: You might just have to hide stuff when he can't
Speaker 2: find it. Just hide it in the house you can't find.
Speaker 21: Do that.
Speaker 2: That's that's gonna cause the problem. That's like, don't hide, that's.
Speaker 25: Gonna call it hide. And he still found it.
Speaker 6: Then he smelled it out. Now you're gonna have to
Speaker 6: hide and put your name on it, you know. But
Speaker 6: I feel bad for you. But he's probably smoking. Like
Speaker 6: Charlamagne said, he get high and then he wants some
Speaker 6: snacks and he hungry.
Speaker 2: The money you can do.
Speaker 4: They got the munchy snacks, baby, that's all. Get him
Speaker 4: some monchy snacks. That's a respect fact, respect respect.
Speaker 2: For him to eat your food. You know how Chick
Speaker 2: fil a Cow's got that sign that say eat more chicken.
Speaker 2: You need a sign in.
Speaker 4: Your house and put it in your bedroom and it's
Speaker 4: to say like eat more poom.
Speaker 2: Poom or something.
Speaker 25: That too and everything.
Speaker 2: Damn, damn, you got a regular pac man. I ain't
Speaker 2: got no more advice for you. I'm sorry, mama, okay,
Speaker 2: because you ain't want to do it, I tell you
Speaker 2: to buy more food.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you complaining about your man wanting to eat. Yes,
Speaker 2: we like to eat, but she.
Speaker 6: Says she can't afford it. She said she ain't got
Speaker 6: no money to keep feeding them.
Speaker 4: Man, they got they got enough money in that house.
Speaker 2: Okay. I ain't saying they rich, but just you do
Speaker 2: some set a size and snacks. It's when you get
Speaker 2: the munchies. If you got money for we eat, they
Speaker 2: got money for more food.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 6: Or you know, instead of having steak, you gotta get
Speaker 6: other things. Their steak is expensive. Instead of having steak,
Speaker 6: you might got to get more chicken.
Speaker 4: Why don't eat red meat anyway because you know in
Speaker 4: my cholesterol.
Speaker 6: But you can do more chicken, you can do more
Speaker 6: other meats that are a lot cheaper than steak, because
Speaker 6: steak is very expensive depending on what the cut of steak.
Speaker 1: It is all right as C and E eight.
Speaker 4: Hundred five eight five five one. When we come back,
Speaker 4: we got.
Speaker 6: Your room and report, Ice Spice and Pete Davison hooking
Speaker 6: up will tell you when and how.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is TJ MV Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 6: breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms. Let's talk Ice
Speaker 6: Spice getting up with Pete Davison through.
Speaker 2: Or you've gossip been? Are you chatting?
Speaker 4: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 19: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 19: is where the tea spells.
Speaker 6: Right right now, I Spice is going to be performing
Speaker 6: that Saturday Night Live with Pete Davison as the host.
Speaker 6: Now she will be the first musical guest to host
Speaker 6: Saturday Night Live following the recent Writers Guild of America
Speaker 6: and Screen Actors Guild strike, so that she's going to
Speaker 6: be performing and then following that episode, I believe Bad
Speaker 6: Bunny is going to be doing the next one.
Speaker 4: After that, you'll be hosting and performing Bad Bunny.
Speaker 2: Yeah. October fourteenth, Pete will be hosting sen l That's why,
Speaker 2: you know, don't listen to the internet. But nobody cares
Speaker 2: about the truth from the live more entertaining, So y'all
Speaker 2: will still say something wrong with Pete.
Speaker 4: All right, now, we got to talk about bow Wow.
Speaker 4: He was trending yesterday.
Speaker 6: That's because former one oh six in Park host keishous
Speaker 6: Chante revealed that hert and Booo had beef and she
Speaker 6: said it's them because bow Wow invited her to the
Speaker 6: hotel room and she wouldn't go.
Speaker 4: Allegedly, he hated me.
Speaker 10: In the beginning.
Speaker 5: We were both signed as Sony Urban. Yeah, you saw
Speaker 5: my poster in the building in New York City and
Speaker 5: he was like, I want this girl in my music
Speaker 5: video for shorty like mine.
Speaker 1: He was like, Hey, I want to.
Speaker 4: Invite you to be my lead girl, and I was like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I would love to.
Speaker 1: So my team flew me out to LA We had
Speaker 1: a whole team meeting.
Speaker 5: He showed up all like what'ss or he was putting
Speaker 5: on and then he asked me like, oh, you want
Speaker 5: to come buy the hotel?
Speaker 1: And I'm like no. The day of I show up,
Speaker 1: Angela Simmons has a trailer.
Speaker 5: Keisha Shanda has a trailer and I'm like okay, So
Speaker 5: I went to my trailer, my team shows up.
Speaker 4: We have bad news.
Speaker 5: Boo doesn't want you to be the lead girl of
Speaker 5: Shorty like mine anymore.
Speaker 4: He brought an Angela Simmons.
Speaker 5: But what I didn't realize is that Chris Brown's trailer
Speaker 5: was there, and he was there and he was like.
Speaker 23: What's going on.
Speaker 5: I'm like, Bow's trying to kick me out of this video.
Speaker 5: He said, well, you'll be my lead girl, then we
Speaker 5: don't need Boo.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, she talks about how that beef started and even
Speaker 6: when she was in one O six and Park it
Speaker 6: was a little crazy. And then she said Drake stepped
Speaker 6: in because I guess she grew up with Drake, and
Speaker 6: Drake put in a good word for one.
Speaker 5: On six Apark happened. They told Bao the day I
Speaker 5: was showing up that I was the new host. So
Speaker 5: we did a couple of shows. I don't think they aired.
Speaker 5: It was just kind of like rehearsals and stuff, and
Speaker 5: he just kept hazing me. Teleprompter would come up, he
Speaker 5: would say my line or mess up his line or
Speaker 5: pause and be like, no, it's your turn and it's
Speaker 5: not my turn. And I got to set and Aubrey
Speaker 5: was the guest that they were interviewing. We did our segment,
Speaker 5: me and him, and then Aubrey's the one that co
Speaker 5: signed me to Bow.
Speaker 4: It was like no, like she's cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like that's like yeah, So he gave bow the
Speaker 5: okie doke and then Bow.
Speaker 1: Was nice to me after that.
Speaker 4: Well, bow Wow talks about it, said it didn't happen
Speaker 4: like that. It was totally different.
Speaker 14: First and foremost, I just spoke to Keisha two days ago.
Speaker 14: I spread the Keisha all the time I picked the phone.
Speaker 7: I called her.
Speaker 14: We spoke definitely, but definitely definitely bang it on the note,
Speaker 14: like where's his energy coming?
Speaker 4: Like that's that's if we're gonna sell the truth, let's
Speaker 4: sell the truth.
Speaker 14: Like the reason why he wasn't the main girl in
Speaker 14: the short like mam Vida was because at the time
Speaker 14: I felt like Sony was using me in my platform
Speaker 14: to blast off a new artist on the label and
Speaker 14: they were forcing her into the video make her to like, no,
Speaker 14: it don't work like that. I wanted at the time.
Speaker 14: I wanted an individual certing individual to do that. Why
Speaker 14: because I knew the person and it was just the
Speaker 14: right thing to do.
Speaker 4: Well, she reposted. Just got off the phone with Bow.
Speaker 6: It was the first time we got a chance to
Speaker 6: speak about this, and I'm glad we were able to
Speaker 6: clear with the misunderstanding. The only reason I reported is
Speaker 6: because it was viral. They were talking about the things
Speaker 6: that they did, but they actually squash started it because
Speaker 6: you wanted to report it now because it was I'm
Speaker 6: gonna tell you something I really miss just hilarious, right too.
Speaker 2: I wish Laura l Rosso wasn't here to report that story.
Speaker 2: Hearing your report that story, it feels like I'm getting
Speaker 2: a hug from the back of a puffy party, all right,
Speaker 2: that's what it feels like.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 2: No, we will not try. I promise you I'll go
Speaker 2: to HR today. All right, now, okay, watch this, I'm
Speaker 2: get your hands off. You don't be hugging me from
Speaker 2: the back with the hell I'm a grown as man.
Speaker 2: You're big age hugging somebody from the back, your big
Speaker 2: beage age don't you be.
Speaker 4: Hugging me from the back. Boy, take that.
Speaker 2: Take that.
Speaker 4: See that's what happened. Okay, that's why you reported that story.
Speaker 4: Just now, it's your rumor record. That's exactly why you
Speaker 4: reported that story.
Speaker 20: All right.
Speaker 6: The People's Choice mixes up next, get your requested at
Speaker 6: eight hundred and five eight five one O five one,
Speaker 6: and remind you guys tomorrow on the show, Kirk Franklin
Speaker 6: is going to be joining us, and also Stephen A.
Speaker 7: Smith.
Speaker 2: Good because you need prayer. You shut up, man, make
Speaker 2: Kirk pray for you. It's the Bret telling Rais with
Speaker 2: holy water in here. Breaklenna Stump, Breakfast Local boardy, don't
Speaker 2: pass it to me, just kiss me and spit it
Speaker 2: in my mouth.
Speaker 6: The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's dj n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club. Now we got a salute Sherry Shepherd for
Speaker 6: joining us today.
Speaker 2: Luca Sherry Shepherd, make sure you check out season two
Speaker 2: of The Sherry Show. And I'm telling you, man, all
Speaker 2: U O g's. I know y'all out there, y'all love
Speaker 2: chasing young girls. But what she said is true.
Speaker 4: I've heard T. K.
Speaker 2: Kirkland, he knows say say the same thing. Get you
Speaker 2: a woman that can recognize the signs of a stroke. Okay,
Speaker 2: the reality is the color of a booty hole ain't
Speaker 2: gonna matter when you know you having some type of
Speaker 2: cognitive not cognitive, a stroke, A stroke.
Speaker 4: What is the cardiovasculate issue? I think, yeah, yeah, some type.
Speaker 2: Moral of the story is, yeah, nobody cares about the
Speaker 2: color of your booty hoole, all.
Speaker 4: Your poomp when you're having a stroke.
Speaker 2: If you're an older man, get you a woman that
Speaker 2: can recognize the signs of a stroke.
Speaker 6: But my mom always told me that you always wear
Speaker 6: a clean underwear just in case something happens and you
Speaker 6: go to the ambulance.
Speaker 4: You just want to clean underwear on real. I want
Speaker 4: you and your mama to talk about better things. I
Speaker 4: don't understand why your mom my mama's never tells you
Speaker 4: how that to make sure you got clean under wear
Speaker 4: just the case. I don't even know how we got here.
Speaker 4: I don't even know why that even came.
Speaker 6: Up, just you talking abooty whole brown. I just want
Speaker 6: to make sure people out there wearing clean underwear. That's
Speaker 6: all all right, all right, all right, when we come back,
Speaker 6: we got the positive notice the Breakfast Club. Good morning
Speaker 6: morning everybody. It's the DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 6: are the Breakfast Club. It's time to get up out
Speaker 6: of here, Charloamane. You got a positive note.
Speaker 2: Yes, But first I want to tell people, man, my
Speaker 2: third annual Mental Wealthfexpot is happening this Saturday from eleven
Speaker 2: am to four pm at the marriat y'all at Marquee
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Speaker 4: It is a free event.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I like to start big, all right, So this
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Speaker 2: more information. Okay, Okay, Now, the positive notice is simply this,
Speaker 2: make sure that you always have gratitude. Gratitude is very,
Speaker 2: very very important.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Gratitude makes sense of our past. It brings peace for
Speaker 2: the day and creates a vision for tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Have a blessed day. Breakfast club, you gonna finish for y'all.
Speaker 18: Done.