Speaker 1: Wake grass up. The Breakfast Club is old.
Speaker 2: Wait ya, the Breakfast Club, Envy and Charlomagne the voice
Speaker 2: of the culture.
Speaker 3: You then'na come in.
Speaker 1: When this thing. See y'all different, y'all the coach, it's different.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Like y'all know what y'all talking.
Speaker 4: This is probably becoming the most prominent forum for Hill, probably.
Speaker 1: Be here next to all of you guys.
Speaker 5: It's really put it in perspected the breakfast club bitches.
Speaker 1: Wake up. Good morning Usa yo yo.
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Speaker 3: Yo yo Charlamagne got peace to the plan.
Speaker 1: It is Tuesday.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's Tuesday. We got our special guest host, Chasing
Speaker 7: Leaf here from Hollywood unlocked.
Speaker 3: Of course. Good morning, Good morning Moning, sir. How are
Speaker 3: you feeling this morning.
Speaker 2: I'm well rested. I went to bed early, same me too.
Speaker 2: I didn't go to bed early. I did go to
Speaker 2: bed early, but you know, I didn't fall asleep till
Speaker 2: about after eleven.
Speaker 1: But I still feel well rested, sang.
Speaker 3: I was knocked out by nine.
Speaker 7: I started watching the game and then next thing, I'm
Speaker 7: clock was going off for time to get up.
Speaker 5: The rest is important. I don't know what you negros
Speaker 5: talking about. I don't know why we ever told ourselves
Speaker 5: back in the day. Sleep is the cousin of deaf
Speaker 5: and hustlers. Don't sleep. Okay, you don't get no sleep,
Speaker 5: You're gonna die. How about that? Okay, how y'all feel
Speaker 5: I'm bright eyed in bushytail.
Speaker 1: Let's get to it, bushytail, bright eyed and bush.
Speaker 5: Rich Paul is gonna be joining us with something like
Speaker 5: that already, Yes, Rich Paul will be joining us.
Speaker 3: Drop a bomb for Rich Paul.
Speaker 7: He has a new brook Lucky meat Man, a memoir
Speaker 7: of Changing the Odds, which is in stores today.
Speaker 1: Very very very great read.
Speaker 5: If you don't know who Rich Paul is, he runs
Speaker 5: a clutch Clutch Clutch As a sports agency, I don't.
Speaker 1: I can't think of a bigger sports agent and Rich
Speaker 1: Paul in the game.
Speaker 7: He has, of course, Lebron James, he has Anthony Davis.
Speaker 7: He has Tatum.
Speaker 3: Yes, he has Adele Well. Adele's is I know.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying she's on the She is definitely on
Speaker 5: the roster.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So we talked to Rich Paul today.
Speaker 5: It's a really great read. You know, it's a great read,
Speaker 5: and I don't want to give it away. Okay, maybe
Speaker 5: not what he's gonna say. I was just gonna say,
Speaker 5: you know, it's a great read and somebody has lived
Speaker 5: a very interesting life when the very last page of
Speaker 5: their book, the very last page, is then meeting Lebron James.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah, so you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Which is crazy because when you think about it, you
Speaker 2: think about that being in the beginning.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, the very last page in the book, meeting Lebron
Speaker 5: that way.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's a great I mean, we.
Speaker 5: Know that's in the book. Clearly you would know that's
Speaker 5: in the book. I'm just telling you what's on the
Speaker 5: last page. So that should interest you to get the
Speaker 5: book even more because you were like, well.
Speaker 2: Damn, but we don't be talking to the last I
Speaker 2: mean she kind of looked like Safari on the cover though, damn. Wow, wow,
Speaker 2: Never judge a book by its cover.
Speaker 5: You don't see nothing you're making about this.
Speaker 2: But I've met him a couple of times. He's actually
Speaker 2: super cool and the story is inspiring.
Speaker 3: Nah.
Speaker 1: Richard is a good guy. Rich for a long, long time,
Speaker 1: like go over a decade. That's right, yeah, all.
Speaker 7: Right, well, let's get the show crack and when we
Speaker 7: come back, we got front page news. Heven Figure will
Speaker 7: be joining us a lot to fill us in on,
Speaker 7: so don't move. It's the Breakfast Cloa. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's dj n V Charlamage the God. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. We got our special guest host Jason Lee
Speaker 7: here in the building, and let's get in some front
Speaker 7: page news.
Speaker 8: Good morning, TZ, good morning, dj VY, Good morning, Jason Lee,
Speaker 8: Good morning, Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 3: Let's get in some front page news so quickly.
Speaker 7: NFL last night the Raiders beat the Packers seventeen thirteen.
Speaker 7: All right, now let's jump right. What's going on overseas?
Speaker 7: It's a lot going on.
Speaker 4: Huh yeah, a lot going on. Just want to give
Speaker 4: a quick update.
Speaker 8: You know, we cant expect this to happen for days
Speaker 8: on end, and hopefully it will end sooner than later.
Speaker 8: But Monday, a senior Pentagon officials said that the Biden
Speaker 8: administration is surging weapons to Israel, rapidly sending air defenses
Speaker 8: and munitions in response to Israeli official officials asking for
Speaker 8: aid of the Department of Defense is working across this enterprise,
Speaker 8: including you as central command, to determine which arms in
Speaker 8: the US inventory can be quickly available for Israel's defense.
Speaker 8: Democrats and Republicans close rank and support of Israel over
Speaker 8: the weekend as the attacks from Gaza unfolded. President Joe
Speaker 8: Biden and lawmakers in both parties have pledged to swiftly
Speaker 8: grant Israel what it needs following the unpresidented attack and
Speaker 8: the death told as of now has risen to over
Speaker 8: nine hundred people who have died in Israel in more
Speaker 8: than six hundred and eighty Palestinians have been killed since Saturday,
Speaker 8: So lots still going on.
Speaker 4: As you know, there is still.
Speaker 8: Not a Speaker of the House or know the GOP
Speaker 8: will be meeting about that this week as well as Charlemagne,
Speaker 8: so there's nobody in charge. So that's something they also
Speaker 8: have to get taken care of, so that when, if
Speaker 8: there is, Congress has to make decisions on how much
Speaker 8: to send and when we're going to need a Speaker
Speaker 8: of the House in order to do it.
Speaker 5: So yeah, man, I promise you if that doesn't make
Speaker 5: you grieful for your life and the situation you in,
Speaker 5: because folks is literally waking up this morning under fire. Absolutely,
Speaker 5: you know people are dead, people are being kidnapped. I
Speaker 5: know you're dealing with a lot in your life, but boy,
Speaker 5: when you look over there, it could really, really really.
Speaker 1: Be working facts.
Speaker 7: Can I ask you guys a question because I'm not
Speaker 7: I don't know too much about what's really going on,
Speaker 7: But I do see people When they post one side,
Speaker 7: somebody gets upset, and if they post something else, somebody
Speaker 7: else gets upset.
Speaker 3: Why is that?
Speaker 7: If just innocent people are dying on both sides?
Speaker 5: Right, I have no idea about the politics of it all.
Speaker 5: I just see people getting killed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't understand the issues either, but when we
Speaker 2: post something, we do get the other side saying why.
Speaker 3: Aren't you posting?
Speaker 2: Every side wants you to cover their side more, and honestly,
Speaker 2: I don't know enough about it.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to cover it off.
Speaker 5: And when I turn the news on, all I see
Speaker 5: is people fleeing, people dying. Yeah, I just see people
Speaker 5: running for couple, I see bodies in the street.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on. I just do it
Speaker 1: looks hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's jump right, into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Speaker 1: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Speaker 8: Folks, go back and listen to the interview that we
Speaker 8: did here on the Breakfast Club. At that time, he
Speaker 8: was running as a Democrat candidate, and now he has
Speaker 8: announced his independent candidacy for president. You know, a lot
Speaker 8: of folks told him he should have did that right
Speaker 8: out the gate, but he is officially ending his effort
Speaker 8: to defeat President Joe Biden the Democrat primary in favor
Speaker 8: of a long shot general election bid.
Speaker 4: You know, he had talked about here on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: How you know he wasn't getting fair treatment, and you know,
Speaker 8: they weren't paying any attention because obviously, you know, the
Speaker 8: Democrat Party is not interested in somebody running against President
Speaker 8: Joe Biden. So he has decided to be an independent. Now,
Speaker 8: his announcement comes after weeks of speculation of him doing this,
Speaker 8: and he acknowledged the unsuccessful history of independent presidential candidates.
Speaker 8: He says he is optimistic about his chances, and he
Speaker 8: said that today we turn a new page in American politics.
Speaker 8: There has been independent candidates in the country before, but
Speaker 8: this time is going to be different because the independent
Speaker 8: is going to win.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 8: Quick poll was taken to see what it would be
Speaker 8: in the three ways split between President Foreign President Donald
Speaker 8: Trump at forty percent, Biden at thirty eight percent, and
Speaker 8: Kenny at fourteen percent. And that's just a hypothetical one
Speaker 8: what it would look like in a general. But you know,
Speaker 8: as we know, poles are just snapshots in time that
Speaker 8: can change and will change.
Speaker 4: So we'll continue to see, you know, what's going to happen.
Speaker 5: Well, he's already got the endorsement on one of the
Speaker 5: biggest voices in all the media, and that's Joe Rogan.
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, politics is an expensive game, though, can it
Speaker 2: an independent affording?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: No, right, I'm just wilding that you could just switch
Speaker 7: sides that fast, like a Democratic on Monday and dependent
Speaker 7: on Tuesday Friday, you'd be a Republican.
Speaker 1: It's just that's strange to me. But that was just politics.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, he wants to be in the race.
Speaker 3: And Caitlyn Jenner showed us all everything is possible.
Speaker 5: And the funny thing is when Joe Rogan said that
Speaker 5: he would, When Joe Rogan said that he voted for
Speaker 5: RFK JR. He said he would he would if he
Speaker 5: would have the opportunity, but he said he knows that
Speaker 5: the Democrats would never have it. He said, the Democrats
Speaker 5: would have a bunch of tricks up this leave to
Speaker 5: prevent it.
Speaker 2: But isn't it like not a good deal to have
Speaker 2: somebody endorse shit that said nigger nigga, nigger, nigga and nigga.
Speaker 5: No, No, I'm knowing. I don't think that's the problem.
Speaker 5: And the reason I don't think that the problem is
Speaker 5: because that was eons though. If that's the case, think
Speaker 5: about all the things you said in the past, Jason,
Speaker 5: I didn't say it. I'm just saying, just think about
Speaker 5: all the things that we had.
Speaker 3: A non therapeutic version of me said, I'm.
Speaker 5: Just saying, all right, think about all the things we've
Speaker 5: said in the past. What that means don't mean nothing
Speaker 5: now and just.
Speaker 8: Well let me say this's just a quick update since
Speaker 8: Jason brought it up. Just want to mind folks that
Speaker 8: remember Ross Parole. You know, ran as an independent in
Speaker 8: nineteen ninety two, and he did pull in nineteen percent
Speaker 8: of the vote, and that was probably one of the
Speaker 8: most popular independent runs you know that we've seen and
Speaker 8: spent you know millions and millions of his he was
Speaker 8: a billionaire.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, he's a long way from parole money.
Speaker 8: I'm just I'm just saying, somebody, did you know, make
Speaker 8: some little noise, but any still loss, but you know
Speaker 8: what it's worth.
Speaker 4: That's a little bit of information. I'm just trying to
Speaker 4: wrap us up.
Speaker 3: So we gotta go. Yep, and that is front page News.
Speaker 3: We'll see you in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: Task.
Speaker 7: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five five one
Speaker 7: oh five one. If you need the vent phone lines
Speaker 7: are wide open again. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 7: oh five one.
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's a day.
Speaker 10: Is your time to get it off your chest. Whether
Speaker 10: you're mad.
Speaker 3: Or bless some to get up and get something.
Speaker 10: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 10: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club. I've never heard that intro in my life.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 7: No, No, you don't be listening to No. I clearly
Speaker 7: don't we be taping people at that time. We be
Speaker 7: taking a cass So if you don't know, the phone
Speaker 7: lines are down, Yes, across the whole iHeart right now.
Speaker 5: So we have to do get it off, get it
Speaker 5: off your chest ourselves this morning, because like we said,
Speaker 5: the phone lines to the radio station are down, and
Speaker 5: not just us, they said the phone lines all across
Speaker 5: the country or the whole iHeart across is this is it?
Speaker 5: Radio stations are just iHeart, just iHeart, oh just iHeart
Speaker 5: just Okay, all right, get the phone lines are down
Speaker 5: for I heeart. So I think we should go out
Speaker 5: round in the room and talk about what we are
Speaker 5: grateful for and then talk about what we are mad at. Okay, yes,
Speaker 5: because I know I don't want Jason to start with
Speaker 5: what he's mad at, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: That's why there who's going to go stump to him?
Speaker 7: You stump what they're grateful for. Oh well, okay, I
Speaker 7: can stop first, okay, okay, Well, first and foremost, I
Speaker 7: am grateful for my health. I'm grateful for life even
Speaker 7: I'm grateful for my family and my friends and my community.
Speaker 7: I'm grateful for all listens out there that that's been
Speaker 7: supporting us and riding with us on this journey.
Speaker 1: And I'm just uh about just for men, give just
Speaker 1: for men, a shout out, no give just an a
Speaker 1: shout out. Okay, no, what about you, Jason, what are
Speaker 1: you grateful for?
Speaker 2: You know, I'm grateful for all the support that I
Speaker 2: give because I was did an interview yesterday where I
Speaker 2: was talking about sometimes when I walking around, I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm the bad guy already.
Speaker 1: I do just in case I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm a truth serum. That's what I am.
Speaker 3: I'm the truth serum.
Speaker 1: Oh you say serum, but he said.
Speaker 5: I'm He's kinky this morning, yo'.
Speaker 2: I'm grateful for the support that I get because I
Speaker 2: really am living the life that I've always wanted to live.
Speaker 2: I do whatever I want. I make my long schedule.
Speaker 2: I mean, my supporters are ride or die. So I'm
Speaker 2: just thankful for that. And I'm thankful for the fact that,
Speaker 2: like I've kind of gone through this therapeutic process and
Speaker 2: realized that I stopped thanking God for everything I asked for,
Speaker 2: and now I'm back to thanking God again.
Speaker 1: It's very greeable. I always got to give God all
Speaker 1: the graded. Absolutely.
Speaker 5: I am grateful that this past Saturday, my organization, the
Speaker 5: Mental Wealth Alliance, and my great partners here at iHeartRadio,
Speaker 5: we had our third Annual Mental Health Expo, and I
Speaker 5: thank God that I'm able to be of service in
Speaker 5: that way. And I pray that people who attended the
Speaker 5: third Annual Mental Wealth Expole learn early what so many
Speaker 5: of us learned late. And the lesson that I want
Speaker 5: you to learn is that if you don't deal with
Speaker 5: your trauma, your trauma will eventually deal with you. Now,
Speaker 5: let's talk about what we are not happy about. What
Speaker 5: do you want to get off your chest.
Speaker 7: I can start this just for men. No, this quote
Speaker 7: unquote soccer dad thing. It's really disturbing me. Like I
Speaker 7: told you, guys, my son plays Socca and he's pretty good.
Speaker 7: A lot of coaches been reaching out where they want
Speaker 7: him on this team. But I really don't understand it.
Speaker 7: And I take him to soccer every day and I
Speaker 7: try to understand it, and I try to sit there
Speaker 7: on that field and try to learn the game. And
Speaker 7: I don't understand the game. I don't know what the
Speaker 7: flags mean. I don't know what happens when it goes
Speaker 7: out of bounds. I just know that you can't kick
Speaker 7: the ball, but then you can go to ball to
Speaker 7: certain occasions.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm not a soccer fan. I didn't grow up on
Speaker 7: soccer or football, whatever you want to call it. I
Speaker 7: grew up on baseball, basketball, and American football. So I
Speaker 7: don't know. So that's why I am upset. I need
Speaker 7: to learn soccer. And I've been googling it and I've
Speaker 7: been watching YouTube videos and I still don't understand.
Speaker 5: We'll give it some time, and Red said, we wrap
Speaker 5: it up when we come back and we talk to
Speaker 5: me and Jason. Yeah, okay, when we come back, me
Speaker 5: and Jays can say what we want to get off
Speaker 5: our chest. You want to be a little taller, don't
Speaker 5: you know you want someone here on your head. I
Speaker 5: have no, I don't. I am so grateful with who
Speaker 5: I am. God God made me amazing.
Speaker 1: It's not I know what God created, what he created me.
Speaker 1: I am him the confidence. Next he's gonna say it
Speaker 1: looks like Marris chus nut. Okay, we know.
Speaker 3: Actually we posted that on Hollywood on lot.
Speaker 7: I know that was a goddamn liusin. That was a
Speaker 7: goddamn We'll get to the next. The breakfast lugan morning,
Speaker 7: the breakfast club. This is your time to get it
Speaker 7: off your chest. Eight five eight five five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: All right now, if you're just joining us, usually this
Speaker 7: is what we do, get it off your chest. But
Speaker 7: iheart's phone lines are down across the country, so no
Speaker 7: station has phone lines right now. As we get it back,
Speaker 7: body from other stations, text me and tell me if
Speaker 7: the phone line it down.
Speaker 1: Dre text me and my no, they down down, So
Speaker 1: Dre text me, oh yeah, you can text me. I phoney,
Speaker 1: got to do it. I heard you can text my
Speaker 1: first phone with you. Dray, text me let me know
Speaker 1: if the folded down. The phone lines are down.
Speaker 7: So we're just going around the room things that we're
Speaker 7: grateful for and things that we're upset about it.
Speaker 5: Yes, we already said that what we're grateful for. Now
Speaker 5: we can get things off our chests. Jason, the floor
Speaker 5: is yours.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: There used to be this epidemic where we would go
Speaker 2: to the club and promoters would just send lots of
Speaker 2: girls to your table to drink all your bottles because
Speaker 2: if you drink the liquor.
Speaker 3: They have to keep buying more by buy more bottles.
Speaker 3: There's a new epidemic now.
Speaker 2: It's the guys that are actually worse than the females
Speaker 2: at the club trying to get to your table and
Speaker 2: drink on your bottle and they ain't got no money.
Speaker 3: And this has been happening to me a lot.
Speaker 2: You just let random dudes that I'm not letting them.
Speaker 2: They just keep coming. So last week we went to
Speaker 2: the club. I was with Bobby Lights, and they just
Speaker 2: kept coming to the table to want to drink on
Speaker 2: the bottles. I'm like, what is this thing where we
Speaker 2: don't know you. This was at a straight club too,
Speaker 2: by the way, and so what's la But anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go there. They just kept coming coming. So finally
Speaker 2: I told my scre I said, look, don't let nobody
Speaker 2: else come to the table. This one guy kept trying
Speaker 2: to come to the table to get a drink on
Speaker 2: a bottle. That wasn't his end of getting punched in
Speaker 2: his mouth. You got to go home and explain my security.
Speaker 2: Oh what they're supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. So they shouldn't say that it's already been said.
Speaker 3: They were secure in the bottles.
Speaker 1: Somebody got to protect the goddamn boy.
Speaker 2: You got to go home and explain to your girl
Speaker 2: that you got punched in the mouth, trying to your
Speaker 2: mouth on another man's bottle.
Speaker 5: And then you say it with Jason Lee and Bobby Lights.
Speaker 5: Now she got a hold of Now she got a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of other thoughts running in her head.
Speaker 1: The fine bottle and it was a straight club all right.
Speaker 3: Now, charlam Man, do you have anything? It's interesting?
Speaker 1: I got a couple.
Speaker 5: I'm mad about the chili and corn bread that I
Speaker 5: have for dinner last night. Because of that chili and
Speaker 5: corn bread. When I woke up the corner and said
Speaker 5: my prayers exactly, I kept farting. So I had to
Speaker 5: keep restarting my prayers because you know, when you fart
Speaker 5: while you praying, your prayer is nulling void.
Speaker 1: I want you all to know that you start just
Speaker 1: making that up. No, I'm not. If you fart while
Speaker 1: you praying, prayer is nulling void. Is that in the Bible? Yes?
Speaker 5: Now, I also want to get off my chest that
Speaker 5: I can't believe more people aren't talking about the SOS
Speaker 5: tour from Scissle.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: I went to go see the SOS tour this past
Speaker 5: Friday and Brooklyn at the ball Play Center, and I
Speaker 5: know tail in Beyonce are on tour and everybody's talking
Speaker 5: about those shows. Meanwhile Sissy is just out here quietly
Speaker 5: selling out arenas killing everything moving the concert is it
Speaker 5: actually plays out like a movie.
Speaker 1: It's cinematic.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: She starts off sitting on that diving board like she
Speaker 5: is on the SOS album, and then when she finishes
Speaker 5: the song she's singing, she jumps in the water and
Speaker 5: you can literally see her jump off the poard and
Speaker 5: into the water, and then she's lost that sea uh
Speaker 5: for the rest of the show, and you see it
Speaker 5: play out in real time.
Speaker 3: So why have they been shading Scissor?
Speaker 2: Because I thought they also invited her to perform at
Speaker 2: the VMA's but then also didn't on her.
Speaker 5: I think they didn't give her she wasn't nominated for
Speaker 5: album yeah, something like that, which is very strange because
Speaker 5: Scissor literally had the number one album in the country
Speaker 5: for two much every show.
Speaker 3: Every shows look sold out too, All.
Speaker 5: The shows are sold out, sold She's out there cooking
Speaker 5: with one of the best shows on the planet, one
Speaker 5: of the best productions I've seen in the concert in
Speaker 5: a long time. And I love Scissor's carib because she
Speaker 5: puts out albums when she wants to right and then
Speaker 5: when they drop they have ultimate impact.
Speaker 1: So you know, salute the sism. I met her parents
Speaker 1: do this weekend Friday. Yeah, her mom and dad from Jersey. Ye.
Speaker 7: All right, well that was get it off your chest again.
Speaker 7: If he's just joining us. Phone lines are down? So
Speaker 7: what happens when you call it?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Able to answer the call? Sky trick? Let'm speak a
Speaker 1: phone No. Number hundred five or five one five one? Correct? Okay,
Speaker 1: yeah speaking dre said the s guy. The phone lines
Speaker 1: are down. We told you that.
Speaker 7: Why doesn't he believe us? We said that, We said
Speaker 7: it was a nationwide He said it's I.
Speaker 3: Was hoping that gay dude would call up here. What's
Speaker 3: his name is?
Speaker 1: Traft trap? He said, it's a sky and it takeover.
Speaker 1: Put on speaker so we can hear it. I got
Speaker 1: it on speak a fool. Then why can't we hear nothing?
Speaker 1: Because clearly ain't nothing happening. Oh there you go, it's ringing.
Speaker 3: Did you pay your bill?
Speaker 1: The light going? No? Nothing, Let's see what happens.
Speaker 3: That's what it sounded like when I call my daddy house.
Speaker 5: Wow, it says the lines are busy. Yeah, okay, so
Speaker 5: your dad know answer for you, Jason.
Speaker 3: Well, he's dead now. You know. When I was here
Speaker 3: on the show, we had doctor after that. No, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: we're on a light or not right?
Speaker 7: Well, you on the show and you talked about your
Speaker 7: dad last time you were here. Yeah, two days later.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't be laughing right now. We shouldn't be laughing.
Speaker 1: This is not funny.
Speaker 3: Come on. You know we were talking.
Speaker 2: We were talking to our therapist about you know, closure
Speaker 2: and relationships with our dads and stuff. And I said
Speaker 2: that people were telling me you should call your dad
Speaker 2: because he's gonna he's gonna die soon. He's old. And
Speaker 2: I said no, because I had closure. And he died
Speaker 2: two days after I did the show. But I had
Speaker 2: closure and I did not call.
Speaker 3: And I'm fine, Okay.
Speaker 1: I feel like you should laughing at No. I laughed
Speaker 1: at him when he said that's what used to happen
Speaker 1: when I called my dad.
Speaker 7: You should laugh therapy, it's not working. You should right now.
Speaker 7: You're a sick individual.
Speaker 1: Shut up? What we call?
Speaker 3: Can we call Tyrese?
Speaker 1: You know what? All right?
Speaker 5: When we come back, we got your room and report?
Speaker 5: What are we talking about?
Speaker 2: Birdman hopped on a clubhouse with Whack one hunted yesterday,
Speaker 2: and I said a lot of interesting things, but he
Speaker 2: commented on Cardi B being an alleged plant by the
Speaker 2: industry and even made an allegation about bad Bunny and Drake.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get into all that in a minute.
Speaker 1: It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Bakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the Guy. We are a
Speaker 7: breakfast club. We got our special guest host, Jason Lee
Speaker 7: Hire and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 5: Please do not be Alaron, Good morning, Jason Lane. I'm
Speaker 5: bam on one all the Hollywood Unlocked viewers. What's happening.
Speaker 11: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me.
Speaker 2: Nick, this is the rumor report. I knew I can
Speaker 2: talk on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna lie. I'm in my mental health process.
Speaker 3: But I am cocked and loaded, Nick.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 2: Cardi B is getting support from somebody that none of
Speaker 2: us would have seen coming in, and that's Birdman. Birdman
Speaker 2: hopped on a clubhouse, yes, Shay with Whack one hundred,
Speaker 2: and he's reacting to Kanye West claiming that Cardi B
Speaker 2: was an industry plant sent to replace Nicki Minaj. Now,
Speaker 2: last week a clip of Kanye west unreleased documentary surface
Speaker 2: and I'm sure the Kardashians are behind that, and in it,
Speaker 2: he called Cardi B an industry plan. If you missed it,
Speaker 2: here's what Kanye said.
Speaker 3: Yes, Cory Cia, Like, he didn't even have to say it.
Speaker 3: I know it.
Speaker 1: He's Illuminati. That's why Cardi B.
Speaker 3: Was over there.
Speaker 4: Carter B is a plant following Uminati.
Speaker 12: She don't write her wraps. She just did like sound
Speaker 12: as ignorant as possible and just and then make songs
Speaker 12: like man, you get some moneys. You know, she was
Speaker 12: literally replaced, you know Nicki Minaj purposely that they put
Speaker 12: her there. And now she doesn't know what to do. Okay,
Speaker 12: she's just a She has no idea what is going on.
Speaker 12: She thinks it's just a blessing from the universe, and
Speaker 12: no blessing.
Speaker 3: From the universe.
Speaker 2: Now, what he was referencing was a time where I
Speaker 2: actually took Cardi over to Chris Jenner's house to meet her,
Speaker 2: and then Kim and Kanye came over and we all
Speaker 2: had guacamole and drinks and.
Speaker 1: Do you see I a too and Illuminati.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, I've been waiting on the Illuminati to call me.
Speaker 2: Their phone lines might be down like yours. We in
Speaker 2: that in that meeting, it was interesting because Kanye was
Speaker 2: telling Carti how she was his hero because every time
Speaker 2: she says something, the world praised her. But every time
Speaker 2: he said something he was canceled. And then to say
Speaker 2: no later in this documentary that we didn't even know
Speaker 2: was being filmed, that she was a plant was interesting.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Then Carti had caught wind to this and posted on
Speaker 2: her Instagram a part of a conversation I had with
Speaker 2: Yay on my last podcast, and this is what he said.
Speaker 3: Buss was saying, come by here yesterday, but I was
Speaker 3: finishing you're working.
Speaker 4: I was finishing that verse for your girl, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 12: Like I always believed in her since since she was
Speaker 12: on the show period.
Speaker 2: It's kind of sad when people use your own words
Speaker 2: and your own voice against you.
Speaker 5: Right yeah, I mean we all know that rant was nonsense,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying, But for the sake a conversation,
Speaker 5: we can discuss it.
Speaker 1: Like I believe, I don't believe everything.
Speaker 5: Is a blessing from God, you know, what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: because I know Satan got a kingdom too. Of course,
Speaker 5: saying a rapper is an industry plant because of the
Speaker 5: continent of their music, especially when the content of their
Speaker 5: music is about girls sleeping with dudes for money, then
Speaker 5: damn that every rapper in the industry was be a
Speaker 5: plant then because the glorification of the drug culture, gang
Speaker 5: culture murdered, disrespected women. Sounds to me like they all plants,
Speaker 5: pushing negative content in a negative agenda.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you a question.
Speaker 7: With somebody we know at times is not mentally well
Speaker 7: and they have outbursts like this, and people and people posted,
Speaker 7: don't we know if he's probably not mentally mentally well
Speaker 7: at that time, it's not saying at that time, especially
Speaker 7: if he says one thing with Jason Lee when it's
Speaker 7: on camera, then he says another thing behind the scenes
Speaker 7: when he's on the phone.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: I mean, people are human too, and people when they're
Speaker 5: when they're upset, like he might have been upset that
Speaker 5: he wasn't at the function that you're always having at
Speaker 5: Christian He came.
Speaker 3: He came home, and he sat right across.
Speaker 2: Don't listening, he said, aguak right, here, Carti was right here,
Speaker 2: Yay and Kim was right here, Chris and Corey is
Speaker 2: right here, and he was saying to her, you're my
Speaker 2: hero because you can you know, he was basically building her.
Speaker 2: And the crazy part is what I really think is
Speaker 2: happened is Yay is in the middle of so many
Speaker 2: lawsuits right now. He probably didn't pay the person who
Speaker 2: shot that, and they probably are just putting out all
Speaker 2: these clips up.
Speaker 5: That's what I think is, Yeah, I really don't be
Speaker 5: listening because I really don't be caring. We do not
Speaker 5: the ninety five percent of this stuff. But also, Nicki
Speaker 5: Minaj didn't get replaced by Cardi either. They both out here.
Speaker 2: Nicki Minaj got replaced by Nicki Minaj. Now what happened was.
Speaker 1: Nikka hasn't been replaced man, Nikki's still here.
Speaker 2: Okay, Cardi cott winded us crazy. Cardi caught wind of
Speaker 2: all that and posted that. But you know, she had
Speaker 2: just been She's been harassed since she came out the game,
Speaker 2: and she is tired of it and basically has warned
Speaker 2: everybody that she has receipts and this is what she said.
Speaker 13: I've been trying not to disappoint my fans because I've
Speaker 13: been I've been trying to like be Cardi B. The professional,
Speaker 13: but Bell Kali is the demon. It'd be really close
Speaker 13: to come out, and I don't want that because I
Speaker 13: don't want to disappoint my fans. I'm gonna just say this,
Speaker 13: people love Cinderella. To Cinderella, get a glass house and
Speaker 13: let me keep it cute. And my haters and see
Speaker 13: my mothers don't want to see mess. Leave me the
Speaker 13: fuck alone. Because I come with receipts. I come with receipts,
Speaker 13: years old receipts. I got receipts on all you need
Speaker 13: and you and I will bring this incident into shambles.
Speaker 11: She don't even know.
Speaker 5: I want to know about Cinderella in his glass house,
Speaker 5: glass glass shoes. I remember the glass slippers.
Speaker 3: She had a glass slipper.
Speaker 2: But this Cinderella story, she's been able to build the
Speaker 2: whole glass house many of her whole life. It's not
Speaker 2: that she just got the one slipper and then she
Speaker 2: went and got the print or whatever that guy was.
Speaker 3: She got the whole thing.
Speaker 7: Cray sad thing about Cardi B is I've known Cardi
Speaker 7: B a long time before she was famous when she
Speaker 7: was working at the strip.
Speaker 3: Clubs and she was hosting the strip clubs.
Speaker 1: And Cardi B has always been.
Speaker 7: A good person, like a good person before the fame,
Speaker 7: after the fame, just a down to earth good person.
Speaker 7: So when I see her get attacked for some of
Speaker 7: the things that she said, Cardi B wasn't expecting this fame.
Speaker 1: I said, you on cardi payroll?
Speaker 3: IM not no, No, I'm Cardi B.
Speaker 1: Cardi being locked.
Speaker 3: I'm Cardi B on line.
Speaker 7: It's the truth about Cardi B. And you would you
Speaker 7: would say the same. We've known Cardi before.
Speaker 1: Tell me I'm on Cardi's payroll?
Speaker 3: You are? Can I say this because I know Mike
Speaker 3: Kaiser is listening. Atlantic Act.
Speaker 1: Wow, you're just gonna put the plug out there.
Speaker 2: You don't even care, Jason Now you're renegy Julie Greenwaller. Wow,
Speaker 2: Actually in it that you called him, they actually pay
Speaker 2: the least matter of fact, let's put that out there
Speaker 2: in terms of marketing, and they should be paying money.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's just my own rat. You talked about
Speaker 2: the things that we're mad about. What you said, Okay,
Speaker 2: well listen, listen, I'm walking. Birdman went on clubhouse, and
Speaker 2: this is what he had to say about this all.
Speaker 14: I don't I don't really pass adjustment on other people things.
Speaker 1: Nah, that's not my thing.
Speaker 14: No disrespect to nobody, that's just not my thing. I
Speaker 14: never saw it, and if I did, I've never pass
Speaker 14: adjustment on that because I don't believe in downplaying.
Speaker 4: People in the music industry.
Speaker 14: And no kind of way, because if you English, you
Speaker 14: know how hard it is, if you you.
Speaker 1: Know how real it is, if you in this, you
Speaker 1: know that dyingish.
Speaker 5: Cardi got it out the mud. Nikki got it out
Speaker 5: the mud. Cardy got it out the muddy.
Speaker 3: We all in this room got it out the Mundy.
Speaker 1: Absolutely for real, I got it out the blood Illuminati
Speaker 1: and I'm just.
Speaker 3: Playing the blood.
Speaker 1: Talk about all praises do to God.
Speaker 2: But I think you go, Jason, Now, that's a big
Speaker 2: deal though, for a Birdman to come out and say
Speaker 2: that and to just validate the hard work that we
Speaker 2: all know Cardi's put in, that nikkis put in.
Speaker 1: And saw it with both of them.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, bird Man might be the bridge to bringing them together.
Speaker 1: That'd be fantastic. I'm sick niggas this point.
Speaker 7: We'll be honest because so yeah, like you said, that
Speaker 7: grind was like no other New York didn't with Nikki
Speaker 7: at first, and Nikki had to get it out the mud.
Speaker 5: And Cardi b was the same. I saw it all
Speaker 5: from the beginning, absolutely, both of them.
Speaker 1: Both of them. All right, well that is your room report.
Speaker 7: When we come back, we got front page news, and
Speaker 7: then Rich Paul will be joining us. His new book
Speaker 7: Lucky Me is out today. We're gonna kick it with him.
Speaker 7: So don't go anywhere.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 5: mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is tj n V.
Speaker 7: Charlamagne to God. We are the Breakfast Club. We have
Speaker 7: Jason Lee our special guest co host. Let's get in
Speaker 7: some page news. Last night, the Rates beat the Packers
Speaker 7: last night, seventeen to thirteen.
Speaker 3: So well, let's jump into some news.
Speaker 7: Let's talk about this funeral home that found one hundred
Speaker 7: and fifteen decayed bodies.
Speaker 8: Yeah, this is a wild story, and it was allegedly
Speaker 8: an eco friendly funeral home. Let's listen to the report.
Speaker 8: And I got some more information on the other side.
Speaker 15: A funeral home in Colorado was under investigation and I'd
Speaker 15: accused of storing up to one hundred bodies in a
Speaker 15: twenty five hundred square foot structure. It began with reports
Speaker 15: of suspicious activity and when investigators got inside, they found
Speaker 15: the bodies stacked in that building, leading to a hazardous situation.
Speaker 15: Their property belongs to Nature Funeral Home based in Colorado Springs,
Speaker 15: and neighbors have been complaining about the odor for weeks.
Speaker 8: The actor was real smelly last night, and they were
Speaker 8: The cops are out there with their lights on and
Speaker 8: tape up.
Speaker 15: Officials are trying to identify the bodies, which could take months,
Speaker 15: and a state of emergency has been declared in Fremont
Speaker 15: County to free up resources to help.
Speaker 1: But so far nowhere rests have been made. Somebody forgot
Speaker 1: to do their job. They forgot to put the product
Speaker 1: in the box. Like why are these people's families? Did
Speaker 1: they not realize it was not a funeral? How did
Speaker 1: that happen?
Speaker 3: But why would you shore one hundred and twenty five bodies?
Speaker 1: That doesn't make any sense, fool.
Speaker 8: Well, the funeral home provides natural burials, so they do
Speaker 8: not use embombing chemicals or biograde biogradeable paskets so when
Speaker 8: you have natural bodies that are just sitting there over time,
Speaker 8: and you notice Jason out in La, you know La,
Speaker 8: you can sit their whole month, you know, at the
Speaker 8: funeral home. It's a funeral last week, but oh yeah,
Speaker 8: funeral I went to a couple of weeks ago. He
Speaker 8: passed away.
Speaker 3: Over a month.
Speaker 8: That's the average time in California. So it's possible to
Speaker 8: sit at the funeral home that long. And so when
Speaker 8: these bodies were not being in bombed, not stored properly,
Speaker 8: I guess I'm assuming because you know they weren't.
Speaker 4: I guess in the cooler or whatever you.
Speaker 8: Know happened with that, and he tried to hide the
Speaker 8: fact that they were not stored properly, and so that
Speaker 8: is why they started decainge. But yes, the average time
Speaker 8: for depending on finance, depending on in particularly when COVID happened,
Speaker 8: people say that in California for a couple of months.
Speaker 5: But how big is this funeral home that one hundred number,
Speaker 5: one hundred and fifteen.
Speaker 7: Bodies, bodies on top of bodies, on top of bottom body.
Speaker 3: They have a warehouse, it could be like a warehouse.
Speaker 8: I don't know, that's pretty small, like if you look,
Speaker 8: it's a it's a pretty small it's a every look
Speaker 8: check out the photos.
Speaker 3: But here fifteen by families.
Speaker 5: But you know what, majority of people got to be homeless.
Speaker 5: They got to be It's got to be. Majority of
Speaker 5: people got to be homeless because there's no way that
Speaker 5: they're gonna have all these the king bodies fact up
Speaker 5: on top of each other and nobody is wondering when
Speaker 5: is the funeral? Not one hundred and fifteen one hundred
Speaker 5: and fifteen. Now, I bet, I guarantee the majority of
Speaker 5: people are homes, especially in LA.
Speaker 3: I just can't imagine what the smell.
Speaker 5: But well, this is in Colorado, Colorado, But I bet you,
Speaker 5: I bet your majority of people are home.
Speaker 7: Calorida has a lot of homeless too, but that's a
Speaker 7: lot of people.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Now let's talk about in La.
Speaker 8: It definitely the barrels have been at least over a
Speaker 8: month for many funerals.
Speaker 3: So let's jump into Wolverings.
Speaker 8: What's going on with Yeah, once again you had some workers,
Speaker 8: you know, who are fed up with current working conditions.
Speaker 8: So the pharmacist technicians and support staff say that working
Speaker 8: conditions is difficult to safely build prescriptions and they're demanding change.
Speaker 4: More than five.
Speaker 8: Hundred Walgreens locations are participating in this walkout, which will
Speaker 8: take place Monday, yesterday, you know, until Wednesday. Some stores
Speaker 8: planning to protest for one of the days, while others
Speaker 8: will close their doors for three days. There are nine
Speaker 8: thousand Walgreens across the US. Now, unlike union strikes, Walgreen
Speaker 8: workers do not have a central body to organize the protest,
Speaker 8: so they relied on this organ They just organized themselves
Speaker 8: on social media, email and flyers and planning the walk
Speaker 8: out and they are expecting to possibly do this on
Speaker 8: next week now. As we know, Kaiser, the largest healthcare
Speaker 8: workers strike, is happening as well. As of seventy five
Speaker 8: thousand union members are also complaining for better conditions and pay,
Speaker 8: and according to the Cornell University Labor Action Tracker, from
Speaker 8: actors to autoworkers, more than four hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 8: workers have participated in strikes this year. There's been over
Speaker 8: three hundred and twelve strikes in the US this year.
Speaker 8: So we definitely have a problem with workers and being
Speaker 8: fed up.
Speaker 4: There's something to that to be said.
Speaker 3: I mean little known.
Speaker 2: In fact, I used to be a director of a
Speaker 2: labor union working with the Kaiser system, so I know
Speaker 2: that we negotiate their original contract. I mean, they have
Speaker 2: probably the best healthcare contract in the country. There's twenty
Speaker 2: three unions that work within the Kaiser system. So to
Speaker 2: coordinate seventy five thousand people to walk off the job,
Speaker 2: especially people who care for patients, is not.
Speaker 3: An easy thing.
Speaker 2: So if they're fighting for something that must be an
Speaker 2: either patient standard issue or something, but it's.
Speaker 7: In poor condition at I guess at the wargurans where
Speaker 7: they work. I don't know what poor conditions are they
Speaker 7: having at Walgreens.
Speaker 8: Well, they're talking about being understaffed, you know, not being
Speaker 8: able to have the support that they need. Same thing
Speaker 8: like all of these workers are talking about, you know,
Speaker 8: not being paid, not having the right staff, not having
Speaker 8: the resources that they need.
Speaker 4: This is becoming a trickle.
Speaker 8: Down effect, you know, from actors to the auto workers too,
Speaker 8: you know, the healthcare employees. This is a fact between
Speaker 8: you know a big issue between those who are working
Speaker 8: and those who have all the power. And so you're
Speaker 8: just seeing folks, you know, say hey, we're gonna do
Speaker 8: something to teachers that went on strike this year. I mean,
Speaker 8: if you look across the board, the complaints are pretty
Speaker 8: much similar. You know, across across the board, workers are
Speaker 8: fed up and they want more representation.
Speaker 5: All right, well that is front page ude, That's right,
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Speaker 7: All right, now, when we come back, Rich Paul will
Speaker 7: be joining us. His book Lucky Meat is out today.
Speaker 5: Man, a memoir of changing the odds that it is
Speaker 5: a fantastic, fantastic, fantastic greed. Rich Paul is probably the
Speaker 5: biggest sports agent in the country, instrumental in the careers
Speaker 5: of Lebron James Anthony Davis. I mean, you've heard of
Speaker 5: Clutch Sports Management, Clutch Fortsu, Clut Sports Management, You've heard.
Speaker 1: Of Clutchbortch Management.
Speaker 3: I'm sure.
Speaker 1: So we'll talk to Rich Paul.
Speaker 3: I think he said he had the top ten this
Speaker 3: year in the NBA draft.
Speaker 1: So we're talking to think you said all the top
Speaker 1: ten picks for his Yeah, all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So we're gonna talk to him next.
Speaker 1: And don't move. It's the Breakfast Club the Morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 7: Club, Mourning everybody, it's j n V. Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club. You got a special guest
Speaker 7: in the building. His book is out today. Indeed, ladies
Speaker 7: and gentlemen, Rich Paul, welcome, sir, thanks.
Speaker 1: For having me.
Speaker 5: First of all, I will tell you I love your
Speaker 5: book Lucky Me like I read it thoroughly, thoroughly thoroughly
Speaker 5: enjoyed it. But I need to know the process of
Speaker 5: this book because I know the publishers probably wanted more
Speaker 5: like your agent life. Now you know what is what
Speaker 5: is your relationship with Lebron But you didn't give him that.
Speaker 5: You gave him all East Side of Cleveland, very detailed,
Speaker 5: and I appreciated that.
Speaker 1: But how did you get the publishers to agree with that?
Speaker 16: Well, this wasn't a publisher's idea. The book was my
Speaker 16: idea along with my team. You know, it's a timing thing.
Speaker 16: So it was like, you know, would you ever do
Speaker 16: a book? I'm like, yeah, if I do a book, though,
Speaker 16: I don't want it to be a puff piece because
Speaker 16: I think it's important for people to there's people inspiring
Speaker 16: to be you or be in your position. And they
Speaker 16: see the successes, right, they see courtside, the games, the
Speaker 16: negotiated deals and all that, and so people say, well,
Speaker 16: you know, I can be rich Paul. You got these
Speaker 16: companies looking for the next young black guy with a
Speaker 16: cool jacket on to be their representation of a rich Paul.
Speaker 3: But I'm like, now you're missing a lot. If you
Speaker 3: want to be me today, let's start here.
Speaker 16: Let me educate you on some of the things that
Speaker 16: I know would resonate with you. I know it resonates
Speaker 16: with you, you and everybody. And so I just didn't
Speaker 16: want to write a puff piece. I wanted to be
Speaker 16: something that was impactful, educational, you know, cause experiences are education.
Speaker 3: People look at it.
Speaker 16: And what I didn't realize and I realized even more today.
Speaker 16: You know, when you're going through as a kid, like
Speaker 16: you read about my mom, you read about you know,
Speaker 16: just some dark days, it's like the world is coming
Speaker 16: to an end, right, you think like everything is crumbling.
Speaker 16: But then in the position I'm sitting in today, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 16: those are like superpowers for me, absolutely right, because now
Speaker 16: these boardrooms. You know, I'm on the board of Live Nation,
Speaker 16: I'm on the board of UTA, I'm on the board
Speaker 16: of the Lackma, you know, coming from this place, this kid,
Speaker 16: and so it's weird how it shaped me and gave
Speaker 16: me just this unbelievable molding.
Speaker 3: If that makes sense, right.
Speaker 16: And so I think as we were writing the book,
Speaker 16: I wanted to make sure that.
Speaker 3: It was not exactly what you what you was, because
Speaker 3: that's what people would think.
Speaker 16: And when when they hear the title, they immediately go to, oh,
Speaker 16: he met Lebron in the airport, that's why he's lucky.
Speaker 16: And I'm really being extremely sarcastic to those simple minded
Speaker 16: thinkers like that. You know, I took a little page
Speaker 16: out of Shard of Maine's book with the sarcast.
Speaker 5: But it's interesting when you said that, because when you
Speaker 5: read the book, it's still luck. Because I was always
Speaker 5: the person that never believed in luck. I'm still trying to, yeah,
Speaker 5: like luck, you know what I mean. So, so to
Speaker 5: be in a position that you're in right now, do
Speaker 5: you think it was luck? Hard work or hustle?
Speaker 3: But I want the stuff in Again, somebody listened might
Speaker 3: not know who rich Ball is, so yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: want to take that for granted.
Speaker 7: Sure, Now, so super Agent, you I want to say,
Speaker 7: manage the careers of a lot of athletes, not just
Speaker 7: in basketball and football and other sports as well.
Speaker 3: And for people that don't know, I just want to
Speaker 3: break down. You met Lebron in.
Speaker 7: The airport, and I can airport y'all connected on things
Speaker 7: outside of just sports. You're connected on fashion and familyhood
Speaker 7: and this that and the of and you decided you
Speaker 7: wanted to be an agent, but you didn't go to
Speaker 7: school for sports management.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you put you on pay. I don't give too
Speaker 1: much of the book away, but.
Speaker 3: That's what happened.
Speaker 16: So I was already going back and forth to Atlanta,
Speaker 16: so through that those travels, I actually.
Speaker 3: Met Lebron in the airport one day.
Speaker 5: But it was interesting cause Bron, you say, y'all, y'all
Speaker 5: kicked it became friends just on life.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Did he put you on salary? You don't even know why.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 16: He called me down to his house one day he
Speaker 16: asked me for my social security. I'm like, man, no way,
Speaker 16: I'm giving you my social you know you can't play
Speaker 16: with nobody social. But after about forty five minutes I
Speaker 16: ended up giving them to him. And we had been
Speaker 16: to camps Jordon cam Nike Cam all these different camps
Speaker 16: and so yeah. Man, Like about a month or so later,
Speaker 16: a check coming the mail and my mother was like, yeah,
Speaker 16: you know, you're making forty eight thousand pretty much a
Speaker 16: year two thousand whatever it was. And I'm like, cool,
Speaker 16: but nobody's called me and told me anything. So I
Speaker 16: called him. I was like, Yo, what am I supposed
Speaker 16: to be doing? Like what's my job?
Speaker 3: He was like, I don't have nothing for you, bro,
Speaker 3: I don't got nothing.
Speaker 16: He was like, I just he told me, it's like
Speaker 16: every since you've been around me, it's been nothing but love. Like,
Speaker 16: don't I don't feel threatened you damn sure. Ain't no
Speaker 16: leachs or anything like that. And I will figure out.
Speaker 16: I just got to have you around me, cause like
Speaker 16: cause you know, like I remember one time he didn't
Speaker 16: he might not have wanted to sign an autograph for
Speaker 16: a kid or something. And I had a conversation with him,
Speaker 16: like you should sign an autograph because you just never know,
Speaker 16: not knowing that he was gonna play, you know, thirty
Speaker 16: years in the league.
Speaker 3: But back then.
Speaker 16: I'm saying, you don't know how long you know somebody's
Speaker 16: gonna want your autograph, and you also don't know what
Speaker 16: it does to this kid, right, And so I said
Speaker 16: to him, I said, God chooses people for a reason.
Speaker 3: You know, you got to.
Speaker 16: Play the cards that's dealt the cars, that's dealt to you.
Speaker 16: Just so happy to come with an abundance of pictures
Speaker 16: being taken, in autographs being signed. And this was prior
Speaker 16: to him being drafted.
Speaker 5: By the way, I believe that all the wisdom your
Speaker 5: father instilled in you. And that's that's another reason I
Speaker 5: love the book, because of the way you honor your
Speaker 5: father in the book.
Speaker 1: I believe a lot of.
Speaker 5: The wisdom he instilled in you you were able to
Speaker 5: instill in Braun one.
Speaker 1: Hundred percent you know and.
Speaker 16: Percent yeah moment and it was and you know it
Speaker 16: was four of us, but I brought we all brought
Speaker 16: some different to the table.
Speaker 3: I brought that element, like you're saying, just that.
Speaker 16: Cold hard truth street, you know, a protection in a
Speaker 16: lot of ways he felt, and a confidence for all
Speaker 16: of us though like you know, I would do. You know,
Speaker 16: I had corns and Jacobs and Rolexes and if it's
Speaker 16: here man, not him because his.
Speaker 3: Risk was too big.
Speaker 16: But like I was a guy I wanted everybody to
Speaker 16: look like something right, And so that mentality I got
Speaker 16: from my hood, like if it was your turn, envy
Speaker 16: to go and by the Jordan's you.
Speaker 3: Bought them for all ten of us. Damn you know
Speaker 3: that's how it was.
Speaker 16: And if it was my turn or if hours somebody
Speaker 16: had to go or and buy this like they get
Speaker 16: them for it wasn't nothing like that right.
Speaker 3: Even when we bought the scooters, I didn't have the
Speaker 3: money on me. My man might had it. I'm like,
Speaker 3: he lived closer.
Speaker 16: I'm like, just give me it, Just give me ten
Speaker 16: I'll give it to you when we get back down
Speaker 16: the way.
Speaker 3: He's like, okay, cool.
Speaker 16: You know That's how that's our relationship. And I'm still
Speaker 16: friends to this day with pretty much all the guys
Speaker 16: I grew up with. I can't hang out with him
Speaker 16: because I'm in a different space, but when I go home,
Speaker 16: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't really have no new friends. These are, you know,
Speaker 3: my friends.
Speaker 5: Why was it important for you to honor and celebrate
Speaker 5: your father the way you did?
Speaker 1: And lucky me, he was.
Speaker 16: Just such a great example for me, and growing up,
Speaker 16: most of my friends didn't have a father. And even
Speaker 16: though my father didn't live in the house with me.
Speaker 16: He was just such a great example, and not for me,
Speaker 16: for everybody. Everybody respected my man. When my dad funeral,
Speaker 16: you had two thousand people there from the age of
Speaker 16: three to ninety three.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 16: Everybody came and head their respects. And I never forget.
Speaker 16: A man came in my dad's store one day after
Speaker 16: he passed and he was like big rich here. He
Speaker 16: was like, nah, man, you know he died, this grown man.
Speaker 16: He had to be about fifty seven years old.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 1: It hit him hard.
Speaker 3: He couldn't believe it.
Speaker 16: Because my dad helped people grow. My dad helped people.
Speaker 16: He raised a lot of these people, men and women,
Speaker 16: like girls. If they got pregnant and didn't know how
Speaker 16: to tell their parents, they'd come to my dad.
Speaker 3: Guys went to jail.
Speaker 16: The payphone in my dad's store when you call, a
Speaker 16: lot of guys that went to jail, they would call
Speaker 16: and my dad would actually bond them out, so you know,
Speaker 16: and in a lot of ways, that actually saved my
Speaker 16: life in a lot of ways, because I had so
Speaker 16: much protection from the foundation that my dad, my uncle,
Speaker 16: my brother laid down. And when I had the conversation
Speaker 16: on Gils Pod with Steven A.
Speaker 3: Smith.
Speaker 16: Remember when I said that's cap. I wasn't trying to
Speaker 16: be negative towards him. I'm saying this cap because I
Speaker 16: come from an environment where I survived that energy for
Speaker 16: somebody to tell me get the you know, oh.
Speaker 1: You talk about Stephenni Smith.
Speaker 16: You know when he said when he said he told
Speaker 16: me to get the face. I'm like, you never said
Speaker 16: that to me. Not because I'm this tough guy, because
Speaker 16: I'm I'm for peace prophet, but I'm a stand on
Speaker 16: what I believe in.
Speaker 3: It's because where I come from.
Speaker 16: My energy is not gonna push you to say that
Speaker 16: to me nobody, And that was that was my thing,
Speaker 16: Not because it's this tough thing. No, it's I never
Speaker 16: my aura doesn't exude that.
Speaker 3: But it's because of how I grew up.
Speaker 7: All Right, We got more with Rich Paul when we
Speaker 7: come back. His book Lucky Me is out right now.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning Morning. Everybody is DJ
Speaker 7: Envy Charlamage the guy we are the Breakfast Club was
Speaker 7: still kicking it with Rich Paul. He has a new book,
Speaker 7: Lucky Me out right now. You know him as the
Speaker 7: agent to Lebron James Anthony Davis and so many more.
Speaker 1: Charlomage podcast, Why you disrespect Michael Jordan like that? On
Speaker 1: the podcast? I didn't disrespect Michael Jordan.
Speaker 5: You said that he you said bron is Platinum and
Speaker 5: Michael like damn.
Speaker 16: I said for me because us, the way I'm looking
Speaker 16: at it is.
Speaker 1: You never respected Michael Jordan's You said that in the book.
Speaker 3: I did not see.
Speaker 16: I did not say that, But you're not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: You said you said you respected him on the court,
Speaker 1: but off the court he wasn't for the culture basically
Speaker 1: what you no.
Speaker 3: I said.
Speaker 16: I respected him on the court, of course, but there
Speaker 16: was no touch. Michael Jordan was a different guy off
Speaker 16: the court.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 16: I had several examples of Michael Jordan off the court, right,
Speaker 16: so that that's not a slight to me. I love
Speaker 16: Michael Jordan. By the way, every shoe until like after fourteen,
Speaker 16: because it started getting a little weird. Every game I
Speaker 16: used to watch the commercials wouldn't even shore I was
Speaker 16: Michael Jordan.
Speaker 5: Everything you said about Jordan in the book, I understood
Speaker 5: exactly what you mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's my thing.
Speaker 1: So like Iverson was more culturally, Yeah.
Speaker 16: But but okay, So when you think about a guy
Speaker 16: like Alan Iverson, imagine if Alan Iverson had a rich Paul.
Speaker 16: You see what I'm saying, It's a different dynamic because
Speaker 16: I understand him, understand culture, and I know what those
Speaker 16: braids and what that arm sleeve did, and I understand
Speaker 16: the business that that that didn't necessarily go with rebound.
Speaker 1: Who would you talking with back then?
Speaker 3: Nike?
Speaker 1: Did Nike? You understand it because he was dead. It's
Speaker 1: not like I'm sure Nike off of him something.
Speaker 16: Alan Iverson knew what his agent total. You can spend it,
Speaker 16: hire which way you want to spend it. And if
Speaker 16: you don't know culture, how many pairs of sneakers you
Speaker 16: think his agent bought A.
Speaker 1: Ivers I don't know, but I know I bought a
Speaker 1: bunch of the man.
Speaker 16: I'm just saying, prior to Alan ivers how many pairs
Speaker 16: of sneakers you think is agent probably bought?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, probably nothing exactly.
Speaker 3: So how could you? How could you do a shoe
Speaker 3: deal for me?
Speaker 16: And you don't because you're gonna get very few guys
Speaker 16: that can actually move product. Everybody have a signature shoe
Speaker 16: cannot move product. So that's just for your ego. When
Speaker 16: you have a signature shoe, to go is to build
Speaker 16: a signature business. There's been very few guys that can
Speaker 16: build a signature business.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 3: My thing is, you can't help me make that decision.
Speaker 16: Now you can help ninety nine point nine percent of
Speaker 16: the players make a decision on a shoe deal, because
Speaker 16: it's just pretty simple if you don't care about the brand.
Speaker 16: Pretty much, most guys don't on to whar who's paying
Speaker 16: the most money. It's only gonna work while I'm playing.
Speaker 16: But if you're an Alan Iverson, that ain't what you need.
Speaker 16: You need somebody that understands culture, understands cool, understands product.
Speaker 3: You get what I'm saying, because you have.
Speaker 16: The opportunity to build a business that can have sustainability
Speaker 16: in the marketplace much longer than you play.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the platinum Antlas thing though.
Speaker 3: No, okay, So all I'm saying is that's just for me.
Speaker 16: I think people people oftentimes want you to think how
Speaker 16: they think for whatever reason.
Speaker 3: Obviously we know MJ's a goat of his erar.
Speaker 1: No, he's the goat of his era. He's the goat
Speaker 1: rich It's okay.
Speaker 16: Of Listen, you can't compare errs man like you can't
Speaker 16: fall mj for the era he played in.
Speaker 3: You can't fault Lebron for the era he played in.
Speaker 16: You can't fault Steph Curry for changing Steph Curry changed
Speaker 16: the game of basketball in the way it's played. My
Speaker 16: coach Frank Novak or coach j May rest in peace
Speaker 16: with Glennville, legendary coach. If you stepped across half court
Speaker 16: and shot a forty foot jumper, that's a bad shot.
Speaker 16: Steph Curry turned a bad shot into a great shot
Speaker 16: for Steph Curry, not for everybody. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: We can knock those things.
Speaker 16: And again, when you talk about the Jordan Lebron, everybody
Speaker 16: gonna have.
Speaker 3: Their own opinion. You're you're entired to.
Speaker 16: That Michael Jordan was the best guy I ever seen
Speaker 16: played the game of basketball until twenty years of Lebron.
Speaker 16: Me saying twenty years of Lebron, that's not a knock.
Speaker 16: Lebron could also play with Mike. I think Lebron would
Speaker 16: have been just as good in Mike's era.
Speaker 5: Do you think people will ever fully appreciate Bron if
Speaker 5: we keep comparing him to Michael Jordan, that's my thing.
Speaker 16: Lebron was the first person that did things how he
Speaker 16: wanted to do it, unapologetically wanted here to do everything
Speaker 16: like Mike.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't have to do that. That shouldn't be
Speaker 3: a knock on me.
Speaker 1: Good marketing, though, like Mike, everybody wanted to be like Mike.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know, everybody wanted to be like Mike.
Speaker 3: That was a great. That was a great you know.
Speaker 1: When you think about himself.
Speaker 3: But when you think about that, it shot hurts you
Speaker 3: that bad.
Speaker 1: Man beat Cleveland in the playoffs.
Speaker 16: I was actually I was actually Mike fan. I was
Speaker 16: actually I'm still a Mike fan. I talked to Mike
Speaker 16: all the time, like it's not that's not a thing.
Speaker 1: Do y'all argue about who's better?
Speaker 16: We had we go on the base about different things.
Speaker 16: I got the utmost respect for Mike. We're gonna reate
Speaker 16: debates about different things. But I'm also a truth like,
Speaker 16: I don't sugarcoat things, and I'm never gonna get.
Speaker 3: In the room.
Speaker 16: It could be Jay Z in here and Mike in here,
Speaker 16: and then here comes Charlotte Man and I act like
Speaker 16: I don't know you, or I start talking different. I'm
Speaker 16: not gonna get to New York and start talking like
Speaker 16: I'm from New York.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: We don't play that where I'm from. So it don't
Speaker 3: matter who it is on the other end.
Speaker 16: If I believe something, that's what I believe, it's not
Speaker 16: a slight to anybody.
Speaker 3: I think Mike's to go. I also think.
Speaker 1: Lebron's I agree with that.
Speaker 16: I think the antlers are a little different for different reasons.
Speaker 16: That has nothing to do with the game of basketball, though.
Speaker 16: The great business all time, my top five all time,
Speaker 16: Top five of all time, Bron, Mike, I mean I
Speaker 16: gotta put Steph in there now, step at three. Not no,
Speaker 16: I'm doing positions, Okay, Okay, yeah, I got I gotta
Speaker 16: put Kobe in there too.
Speaker 1: You got to think about no.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just saying I gotta put Kobe in there.
Speaker 16: Four four, Magic, you shack, You go nah, because I
Speaker 16: already got my point guard and I rock with Magic.
Speaker 16: But I mean, you know I would go shack. Yeah,
Speaker 16: I would probably go shack. But you know, I don't
Speaker 16: do top five. That's my team that nobody can beat.
Speaker 16: That's my team. But then when you talk about just
Speaker 16: great players. Kevin Durant's a great player. Despite what anybody
Speaker 16: has to say. The league is full of great players
Speaker 16: right now. Giannis is a great player. You know Damian Lillard.
Speaker 16: People try to get on a guy like a d
Speaker 16: but there's no better basketball player. When you talk about
Speaker 16: Anthony Davis, when he's playing the game of basketball his level,
Speaker 16: he's unbelievable. But these young guys today, you look at
Speaker 16: what Jason Tatum, I mean, all these and I have
Speaker 16: the guys that I represent, the young guys that I represent.
Speaker 16: We got dogs Man Garland, Maxie John John, Tay Trey,
Speaker 16: you know, Miles Bridges is back, Zach Lavine, Darrin.
Speaker 1: Fox in the world. I'm just so maybe what was
Speaker 1: the dude named Drew Rosenhouse. Maybe a little bit, but.
Speaker 16: Not because you understand, like I'm appreciative of my guys,
Speaker 16: You're only as strong as the guys allow you to be.
Speaker 16: You know, the way I go about and we go
Speaker 16: about our business as a company, it's just different. We
Speaker 16: know I'm not I know I'm not gonna be able
Speaker 16: to represent every player, every family. Don't want to hear
Speaker 16: the truth when you're in a meeting and at the
Speaker 16: same time. You know, you still got parents that believe
Speaker 16: in the so called establishment, and you still got people
Speaker 16: that are defined by their business card. I don't carry
Speaker 16: a business card because I define a business card. It's
Speaker 16: a difference, you know.
Speaker 7: All Right, we got more with Rich Paul when we
Speaker 7: come back. His book Lucky Me is out right now.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning. Everybody is dj
Speaker 7: NV Charlamagne, the guy we are the Breakfast Club was
Speaker 7: still kicking it with Rich Paul. He has a new book,
Speaker 7: Lucky Me out right now. You know him as the
Speaker 7: agent to Lebron, James, Anthony Davis and so many more.
Speaker 7: When the league tried to box you out, how difficult
Speaker 7: was that because at one time they tried to change
Speaker 7: the rich the Rich Paul rule where you had to
Speaker 7: go to school and this, that and the other. When
Speaker 7: they tried to box you out, break it down, a couple.
Speaker 3: Of things happened.
Speaker 16: So when I first got in the business, the first
Speaker 16: thing there was an article written on me that tried
Speaker 16: to basically stuck my growth or stop me from being
Speaker 16: put in position to even represent players. That was done
Speaker 16: strategically coming from a place I once was, And they
Speaker 16: tried to do that a couple of people did. That
Speaker 16: was one thing that many people sk over and don't
Speaker 16: even know about. And so I had to go through
Speaker 16: this whole thing, the NC DOUBLEA investigating me all that
Speaker 16: found nothing, but the young man lost its eligibility, which
Speaker 16: was bad. It really cost him. But that came from
Speaker 16: somebody strategically targeting me to try to do that number one.
Speaker 16: And at the time when the article was written, it
Speaker 16: was like, damn, you got them to write this article
Speaker 16: about me that you know not true. That really pissed
Speaker 16: me off. And then from there the rule from the
Speaker 16: NC DOUBLEA that became the Rich Paul rule that said
Speaker 16: agents had to have a college degree to be able
Speaker 16: to represent people that are testing the water, meaning that
Speaker 16: I'm not sure if I'm a pro or not, and
Speaker 16: I want to keep my eligibility.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't really.
Speaker 16: Represent guys that's testing the water anyway. So I really
Speaker 16: wasn't focused on that. But at the same time, when
Speaker 16: I thought about it a little bit more, I'm like, damn,
Speaker 16: this is not even about me per se, because I'm
Speaker 16: already over the hill in terms of I made On
Speaker 16: another side, it's nothing that could really do to me.
Speaker 16: This is about people come behind me, right, and so
Speaker 16: they're trying to stop that.
Speaker 3: And that's when I wrote the opt Dead. I think
Speaker 3: it took six.
Speaker 16: Days from to take it down or whatever. It was like,
Speaker 16: they totally removed it because that was BS.
Speaker 1: And it was clear and blatant.
Speaker 3: They know that, Yeah, it was blatant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Now now I know.
Speaker 5: Books are always you know, great first steps, first steps
Speaker 5: in the journey of healing. So what are you doing
Speaker 5: to unpack some of the trauma that you experienced throughout
Speaker 5: your life?
Speaker 1: Right in?
Speaker 3: This book was very therapeutic for me. Man. I needed that.
Speaker 16: I needed that because, you know, as a kid, I
Speaker 16: bottled so much and I didn't know anything about talking
Speaker 16: to a therapist. Back then, you know, the therapist was
Speaker 16: like a guy with a fifth of rolls in his hand.
Speaker 16: You drunk, you talk, you know. But today I'm in
Speaker 16: a much different space. And that's why I felt it
Speaker 16: was kind of like four things motivation the book. I
Speaker 16: think it was important to get people perspective and perception,
Speaker 16: and then to allow people to walk with you through
Speaker 16: your journey and these experiences because we have shared experiences
Speaker 16: despite race, gender, whatever the case may be.
Speaker 3: Background, wherever you came from.
Speaker 16: There's a chapter in this book that you share an
Speaker 16: experience with me in some shape form of fast for sure,
Speaker 16: and for some people, most chapters in this book you're
Speaker 16: gonna share and experience and experience with me.
Speaker 3: So the timing of it just felt right.
Speaker 16: And anything I do is gutting heart man, like you know,
Speaker 16: and just like me and Lebron's texting the other day
Speaker 16: and I was like, man, I really want to get
Speaker 16: the artist to do like a self destruction or all
Speaker 16: in the same game type song because it's just what's
Speaker 16: happening today with our youth, just just so much careless killing.
Speaker 16: And I don't knock the music in terms of sharing
Speaker 16: your story, but it's just to a point to where
Speaker 16: we need a different message. And that's not to not
Speaker 16: be cool and not to be relatable and all that.
Speaker 16: I know the relatability thing, but it's also relatable to
Speaker 16: tell somebody what you're doing, why you're doing it, and
Speaker 16: why not to do it.
Speaker 3: As well, because that's what we grew up on, you know.
Speaker 16: What I'm saying, Like change is cool to cop, but
Speaker 16: more important, it's lawyer fees. That's how it is now,
Speaker 16: That's how it always be I never change, which is
Speaker 16: always me, you know, like I can't expect people to
Speaker 16: be Jay and I don't. But at the same time,
Speaker 16: there's a balance, right, But we need that we need
Speaker 16: because it's just crazy, that's what's going on, you know
Speaker 16: right now it's not even about no money. You know this,
Speaker 16: And there's there's a there's a chapter in the book.
Speaker 16: Remember I talk about the kid who said, well, that's
Speaker 16: why your mom.
Speaker 5: Smoke crack, right, and I used to snap crazy and
Speaker 5: then when they do that, you get frozen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how to navigate through that? Right?
Speaker 16: And today it's hard for kids to do that because
Speaker 16: social media is observer's paradox. And so if me and
Speaker 16: you got into that school and we was in the bathroom,
Speaker 16: but Envy was the only one that's seen us, you know,
Speaker 16: it's like, well, I want to know you say you
Speaker 16: want Well, V the only one that's seen us.
Speaker 3: Maybe he want to comment on it, Maybe he don't.
Speaker 1: I think have been teasing Envy. I just feel like that.
Speaker 1: I feel like I feel like he's got.
Speaker 16: You gotta you gotta relax on V with the last kids,
Speaker 16: you know, I support Envy. Back in the day when
Speaker 16: a lot for us in the in the culture, like
Speaker 16: you got to relax. But what I will say is
Speaker 16: just like but today, anything you do, if a kid
Speaker 16: don't get a like they take the picture down or
Speaker 16: enough like you know, and then now it's about comments
Speaker 16: that people are making and it's calls in this retaliation
Speaker 16: and you're losing the kid prior to so I look
Speaker 16: at it. I'm saying like you got to be able
Speaker 16: to get there, like these kids not even allowing themselves
Speaker 16: to get there to where you know, we all did
Speaker 16: crazy stuff when you're young, but like who you are today,
Speaker 16: how you perceive life and you know, your family and
Speaker 16: different things like that your job. When you look back
Speaker 16: on some of the things you did when you was young,
Speaker 16: like and that was stupid. That was really stupid, you know.
Speaker 16: And so but they're not even getting a chance to
Speaker 16: look back. They want to do it. They want to
Speaker 16: it's a cloud thing and it's and it's a it's
Speaker 16: just a weird place right now.
Speaker 1: East side of Cleveland.
Speaker 16: Yeah, Edmonton, Yeah one twenty fifth Edmonton is like the
Speaker 16: to the exact Google map boom origin. But Glendale community
Speaker 16: in Saint Clair's where I'm is, where I'm from.
Speaker 1: How does the Dell fare in those environments.
Speaker 3: I took her there really hell yeah, what yeah?
Speaker 1: What did she say?
Speaker 3: By the way, it's funny listen, hundred percent one hundred percent.
Speaker 16: And by the way, you know, we're pulling up and
Speaker 16: I got security right in.
Speaker 3: The Cleveland police everybody. So I'm pulling up to houses.
Speaker 3: You know what it looks like when we when we're
Speaker 3: pulling up, you know, all black trucks. The president of
Speaker 3: the town, they think the president. Yeah, so you know,
Speaker 3: it starts spreading throughout the neighborhood. Like man like you
Speaker 3: you can't.
Speaker 16: You got to give us a heads up or something,
Speaker 16: pulling up like that. But no, like we went to
Speaker 16: the hood thoughs No, for sure. My family is my family, bro.
Speaker 16: You know in the book and when you in Cleveland,
Speaker 16: all we all we saw was Cleveland. So no matter
Speaker 16: how far I go in life, I take Cleveland with
Speaker 16: me because I couldn't be me without Cleveland, and not
Speaker 16: just Saint Clair, all of Cleveland, you know, up the way,
Speaker 16: down the way, cross town.
Speaker 1: Like this book is a love letter to Cleveland.
Speaker 16: It raised me, really, it really, it really raised me,
Speaker 16: and it'd be hard for me to be who I
Speaker 16: am without the way I grew up. And I really
Speaker 16: appreciate the guys in the Dice House that raised me,
Speaker 16: you know all of them, you know, Little Mos and
Speaker 16: Texas and Wings and and my uncle Lance, my uncle Warren.
Speaker 1: You know I did the hood embracing Adele when you
Speaker 1: had her out there.
Speaker 3: They loved it, you know. Yeah, they rocked with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's some legendary They rock with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they look at me.
Speaker 16: They rock with it because that's part of me. It's
Speaker 16: hard to date me. And then I'm not me that
Speaker 16: that that'll never happen. I'm not changing for nobody. I
Speaker 16: had Jake sending the hoods one one day during the tour.
Speaker 16: This was like five, and he came out and where
Speaker 16: am I?
Speaker 3: This guys at? Where this guys at? Where my where?
Speaker 3: My Saint Clair? Is that? You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: They grew up in Marson.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I understand that you said. You said that.
Speaker 16: I'm just saying in terms of just me being me,
Speaker 16: But no, they love it. They love it for sure.
Speaker 3: Married life is good, shot man, you as her husband.
Speaker 3: Life is very good. You know. The book is out today, Lucky.
Speaker 1: Me, its Rich Paul. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Morning morning, everybody, It's DJ n V, Charlamagne the Gud.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club again. Shout to Rich Paul
Speaker 7: for joining us. Lucky meet is out right now.
Speaker 5: Pick up that book, man, Fantastic fantastic Greed. And the
Speaker 5: reason I keep telling y'all that the last page of
Speaker 5: this book is literally meeting him, meeting Lebron James, is
Speaker 5: because that's how interesting Rich Paul's story in life was
Speaker 5: up until that point.
Speaker 3: Ye all right, well, let's get to the room with
Speaker 3: Jason Lee's here, y'all.
Speaker 1: Jeez, do not be alarmed. Good morning, Jason Lane.
Speaker 5: I'm bad all the Hollywood unlocked, you yours, what's happening?
Speaker 11: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me?
Speaker 3: Nick, this is the rumor report.
Speaker 2: I knew I can talk myself on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I'm in my mental health process, but I am cottle bit.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: Britney Spears has blessed us all with yet another dance
Speaker 2: on her social media. She took to Instagram and blessed
Speaker 2: us with the dance to the song Beyonce came I
Speaker 2: performed years ago called Daddy lessons. Now, if you don't
Speaker 2: know that song, this is it.
Speaker 17: His hand on his ride, He's on the Bible.
Speaker 1: I know Brittany cut a rug to that one.
Speaker 3: You don't know nothing about that song.
Speaker 5: Nothing at all. That record I'm a Pink Smith one
Speaker 5: from Nose Card and don't play with Me.
Speaker 2: That's Britney's reckon, wasn't No. This is why people are
Speaker 2: That's why people are confused. I think there's going to
Speaker 2: be a study at some point that we all realized
Speaker 2: we were wrong for Free and Brittany, because Brittany she
Speaker 2: probably should be locked back up anyway. So she was
Speaker 2: dancing to this song in her black crop top and
Speaker 2: cheetah print panties and black boots, and she captured by saying,
Speaker 2: so many people have done remixes to my songs without
Speaker 2: my knowledge. So I guess it's safe to say I
Speaker 2: will be redoing this song eventually. Just need to meet
Speaker 2: I need to meet jay Z and rap to it.
Speaker 3: What's up? I didn't know that was a Britney song.
Speaker 3: I know that that was Uh.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what Brittany. I thought that was Beyonce
Speaker 1: and to Eliminade album.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: Oh well, she's saying that this is her song. I
Speaker 2: guess that she's gonna remix, but maybe maybe I should.
Speaker 1: Think of her song. And it starts off going, yeah,
Speaker 1: that was for her.
Speaker 3: She probably thinks it's her song because she's not on
Speaker 3: her medication, so.
Speaker 1: It's not really a song.
Speaker 3: No confuse, I mean we googled it.
Speaker 1: No, we googled it.
Speaker 2: It doesn't show anywhere that is Britney songs. I'm sure
Speaker 2: Britney Spears fans will.
Speaker 1: Maybe she says she just want to remix Beyonce. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she's saying she wants to cover Beyonce's Daddy Lessons with
Speaker 1: jay Z.
Speaker 7: I thought she said because Beyonce covered one of her
Speaker 7: songs first, That's what I thought.
Speaker 2: She says, so many people have done remixes to my
Speaker 2: songs without my knowledge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's not talking about Beyonce, she's just talking about
Speaker 1: it in general.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants Britney Spears to redo this song, and jay
Speaker 2: Z is not going to answer your call.
Speaker 1: I don't think so either.
Speaker 3: All right, well there's other stuff going on.
Speaker 1: Uh, that was me and Jason.
Speaker 3: You think Jayson gonna called Brinny back?
Speaker 1: Why the hell would jay I don't know what you're
Speaker 1: talking about now now, I'm really.
Speaker 5: He just doesn't mean you don't listen, you don't be
Speaker 5: I'm saying Jason was meaning the Brittany, You idiot.
Speaker 3: How was I mean to Britain say? In the facts?
Speaker 3: I just said that she needs help, That's what she said.
Speaker 1: What do you say?
Speaker 5: Nobody wants to hear it beyond Nobody wants to hear
Speaker 5: it beyond j He's not gonna call her back.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to hear her sing a song that Beyonce
Speaker 2: has done, and nobody's gonna call her back. Nobody wants
Speaker 2: to hear in her cheated print panties, her dogs.
Speaker 1: Cheet print panties. He might be the only one right now.
Speaker 3: Okay, well listen.
Speaker 2: Drake's father now is also speaking of He's tired of
Speaker 2: you and everybody else coming on?
Speaker 1: Yeah, bro, what is the list? Man?
Speaker 3: We gotta put the list back?
Speaker 1: Somebody took the listen from What the hell that list
Speaker 1: gonna do for Jason Lee? Ye Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a hard Okay, there's an effing it's
Speaker 2: an effing shame that a young artist can't do his
Speaker 2: own thing and enjoy the glory without an older hater
Speaker 2: mother effort trying to bust his bubble.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna read this real slow, yeaf.
Speaker 2: And it's only because I don't want to mess up
Speaker 2: because he has nothing going on and to mention or
Speaker 2: put a limit on what age anyone should be dealing with,
Speaker 2: which is none of his god dang business as long
Speaker 2: as they're of legal age.
Speaker 3: I'm sick of these old effing hat haters effing with
Speaker 3: my son. If you don't like what he does, keep
Speaker 3: it moving, mother effort. He's not bothering you.
Speaker 2: That was a shot to Joe Budden, who he and
Speaker 2: everybody else is saying is hater over Champagne Poppies new music.
Speaker 2: But also we talked earlier about Birdman getting on Clubhouse
Speaker 2: defending Cardi. He also got on Clubhouse and had a
Speaker 2: lot to say, I think, specifically to Joe Budden.
Speaker 3: This is what he said. We got that?
Speaker 1: No, Nope, nope, I don't have it.
Speaker 5: You know, album rollout for Drake isn't even fun for
Speaker 5: me anymore because usually when Drake drops a project, I'm
Speaker 5: the only one hating on him. Now it's like everybody's
Speaker 5: talking the way I've been talking about Drake's music and
Speaker 5: now I'm I don't even feel like I want to participate.
Speaker 5: I actually think the criticism is unfair.
Speaker 3: Now you think it's a fair this well now then
Speaker 3: Birdman had sister said you two.
Speaker 14: Thing okay, Campagne the real deal and the playing with
Speaker 14: Champagne Popp because suck my stop playing with Champagne. I
Speaker 14: don't have no ills with Joe Button always. I personally
Speaker 14: always respected.
Speaker 1: Joe butden I have none ill about Joe butten.
Speaker 14: But he can't play with the goat. And if you
Speaker 14: playing with the goat, then you want a problem. If
Speaker 14: you want a problem, he'll.
Speaker 3: Kill your problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean listen.
Speaker 5: I do think the criticism is slightly unfair though, because
Speaker 5: I mean, this is the same Drake music that he's
Speaker 5: been putting out for at least the last five sixty
Speaker 5: six years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the promise.
Speaker 1: What differ between this album and the album with twenty
Speaker 1: one that he dropped last November? Opinions?
Speaker 7: But opinions is like a holes right, everybody hasn't But
Speaker 7: when it comes to it, it's like people look at
Speaker 7: Drake differently, Like if jay Z drops a new album
Speaker 7: the younger community, my daughter might not like she might
Speaker 7: not f with it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: She's twenty twenty one, about to be twenty two. But Drake,
Speaker 5: they love, so it's coming from two different opinions of
Speaker 5: how they feel about me. By the way, he's not
Speaker 5: going through anything that no artist of his stature has
Speaker 5: not gone through, not even an artist of his stature,
Speaker 5: anybody who's been in the position that he's been in
Speaker 5: consistently winning for so long.
Speaker 1: There's always a point in time. They love you, they
Speaker 1: hate you, get tired of seeing you win, and they
Speaker 1: love you.
Speaker 5: Can't take any opportunity even because this album is not
Speaker 5: as bad as y'all making it out to be.
Speaker 1: Who's who's saying it.
Speaker 7: Who's saying that this album is so bad that the
Speaker 7: internet not everybody, but there's a lot of It is
Speaker 7: a large amount of people, But it's also a large
Speaker 7: amount of people.
Speaker 1: I love that. Of course it is because going to
Speaker 1: sell for fifty thousand records.
Speaker 2: But what I do love about this album is that
Speaker 2: it's creating a conversation versus it being a being talked
Speaker 2: about just because of TikTok.
Speaker 1: Yes are being something that comes in goals.
Speaker 5: Think about how much music is like farts nowadays, you
Speaker 5: smell it for a second and then it just fades away.
Speaker 3: Why have you been talking about farting all day?
Speaker 1: Butts all day? I'm projecting?
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, Sukiana is in the news also she's revealing
Speaker 3: she's that.
Speaker 1: Was a good segue.
Speaker 2: Well when she was on my show, she talked about
Speaker 2: liking people dumping on her. But anyway, she's now talking
Speaker 2: about cars that all cheaters drive. And I know that
Speaker 2: Charlott Magne believes that all black men don't chat, which
Speaker 2: we can get into that. You know, this is the
Speaker 2: audio of her saying what cars she believes cheaters drive?
Speaker 1: What kind of car do all cheaters drive?
Speaker 18: Cheaters drive track hawks, Camaros, what's same?
Speaker 1: Cats, definitely buicks. Yeah, that's cars.
Speaker 18: That's the cheaters. If you got the man with that
Speaker 18: car just so you get cheated on really hell yeah,
Speaker 18: I don't know why, but I just know that's what cheaters.
Speaker 18: Brit especially chracalls. Come on, you're getting cheated on him.
Speaker 18: There's a lot of in the car and he's picking
Speaker 18: up he's slotting number one.
Speaker 4: That's the cheating car.
Speaker 1: So if we got pulled up and wanted to take
Speaker 1: you on a date and he pulled up in a
Speaker 1: chalcoc Would you be like, Okay, a lot of cheaters.
Speaker 18: We're going on a date. We're gonna get yeah, bare
Speaker 18: going shop it. Yeah, that's I'm gonna I'm gonna appreciate
Speaker 18: the experience that.
Speaker 5: I have with that's the rich ass cheaters. Back in
Speaker 5: my day they had the middle class cheatings. You know,
Speaker 5: there's actually a top ten cars that cheating spouses drive.
Speaker 5: You do know that, right, This is from today, is
Speaker 5: from twenty twelve. Men, it was Toyota, Ford, Chevy, Honda, BMW, Dodge, Nissan, Jeep, GMC,
Speaker 5: Mercedes was last.
Speaker 1: Women, that's all the costs.
Speaker 5: Women, it was Honda for it's an order, you idiot
Speaker 5: paying attention, And women it was Honda number one, for
Speaker 5: number two, Toyota number three. I gotta say the numbers
Speaker 5: and then we can keep up for Chevy five, Mercedes, six, Nissan, seven,
Speaker 5: Christler eight, Dodge, nine, BMW ten, Volkswagon.
Speaker 3: When they threw my may back in there, well, I
Speaker 3: guess that's Mercedes, right, Mercedes.
Speaker 1: So non chet drive Teslas. You know this was twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: Wasn't no Tesla's talking about now? Tesla right.
Speaker 5: If you care about the environment, you don't cheat. You're
Speaker 5: right up there with black men, black men and people
Speaker 5: who care about the environment.
Speaker 1: Don't you cheat? All right?
Speaker 3: Well that is your rumor report with you're in denial.
Speaker 3: Will you give me a donkey too?
Speaker 1: For after the hour?
Speaker 5: Man, Wow, we need a twenty three year old man
Speaker 5: named Jacob Thompson to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 5: Speaking of cars. He stole one, but for a valid reason.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, not really, we'll discuss all right, We'll get
Speaker 5: to that next. It's the breakfast slug. Good morning, the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Make sure you're telling the watch out for Florida Milor
Speaker 1: the craziest people in America come from the Bronx in
Speaker 1: all of four. Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 19: The Florida man at taped in ATM for a very
Speaker 19: strange reason.
Speaker 3: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 8: Florida man is arrested after that say he rigged the
Speaker 8: door to his home in an attempt to electric hit
Speaker 8: his pregnant lights.
Speaker 3: Police arrested and Orlando man.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Famida the breakfast Club bitch Donkey of
Speaker 2: the day with Charlamagne A guy.
Speaker 3: I don't know why y'all keep it letting here and
Speaker 3: get y'all like this.
Speaker 1: It's not me little duval as y'all okay.
Speaker 5: Florida Donkey of the Day for Tuesday, October tenth goes
Speaker 5: to a twenty three year old Florida man named Jacob Thompson. Now,
Speaker 5: what does your uncle Shala always say about the great
Speaker 5: state of Florida. The craziest people in America come from
Speaker 5: the Bronx and all of Florida, and today's story is
Speaker 5: no exception. Now, Jacob has been hit with twelve different
Speaker 5: charges after allegedly stealing a car. Now, I know you're
Speaker 5: probably thinking, Charlamagne, cars get stolen all the time, being
Speaker 5: You're right, they do. But this man stole a car
Speaker 5: under a context of stealing a car that I have
Speaker 5: never witnessed before. Let's go to the Miami Herald for
Speaker 5: the report.
Speaker 9: Police, a Florida man who started out his day looking
Speaker 9: for work ended up behind bars. A man went to
Speaker 9: a Florida store for a job interview, then came the chaos.
Speaker 9: Cops say, a Florida man who started out his day
Speaker 9: looking for work ended up behind bars. According to an
Speaker 9: arrest report from the County Sheriff's office. The twenty three
Speaker 9: year old went to a Pilot Travel center and Lake
Speaker 9: Where for a job interview, but is now accused of
Speaker 9: stealing a vehicle from outside the business. Deputies responded to
Speaker 9: the convenience store and spoke with the manager, who said
Speaker 9: it was unclear how the suspect arrived for the appointment.
Speaker 9: He said he advised the potential employee that no one
Speaker 9: was there to conduct the interview and was told to
Speaker 9: come back on Monday. Deputies also spoke with a victim
Speaker 9: whose white twenty twenty two Cadillac XT four.
Speaker 3: Suv was taken.
Speaker 9: The suv then took off, but because it was outfitted
Speaker 9: with remote on Star technology, it's every move was tracked.
Speaker 9: After about twenty minutes, on Star switched off the engine.
Speaker 9: He was booked on various charges including grand theft, auto
Speaker 9: and resisting arrest. Deputies also recovered a handgun in the car,
Speaker 9: so he was also charged with aggravated assault with a
Speaker 9: deadly weapon.
Speaker 3: No bail was set.
Speaker 5: Jacob Thompson allegedly stole the car that was parked outside
Speaker 5: of the job he just applied for. Clearly he didn't
Speaker 5: know how he was going to get back to that
Speaker 5: job on Monday. Okay, this is why I can't stop
Speaker 5: saying the N word. This is really why I can't
Speaker 5: stop saying the N word. I've tried, but every time
Speaker 5: I try, something like this happens, and I just here's
Speaker 5: Stephanie Mills.
Speaker 1: In my mind, niggas.
Speaker 5: Now you know, I always tell y'all that in life
Speaker 5: we have to be the perfect balance of ratchelness and righteousness,
Speaker 5: and this man, Jacob, was being that to the best
Speaker 5: of his ability. He was being righteous by preparing for
Speaker 5: his future. Okay, I don't know if it was his mom,
Speaker 5: his grandma, maybe a probation officer. Somebody told this man
Speaker 5: to go get a job. Go apply for a job
Speaker 5: at the Pilot Travel Center, and he did that. He
Speaker 5: must have felt really good about his chances of getting
Speaker 5: a job, because as he was leaving his future place
Speaker 5: of employment, in his mind, he thought to himself, if
Speaker 5: I get this job, I have to be here on
Speaker 5: time every day. I'm gonna need transportation. I can't buy
Speaker 5: a car right now, but I can steal one. Let
Speaker 5: me tell all you car thieves something. If you can't
Speaker 5: afford to buy a car. Trust you can't afford to
Speaker 5: steal one either, because when you get caught, all right,
Speaker 5: because you will get caught, you're gonna have to pay
Speaker 5: for a lawyer. But I guarantee you the court is
Speaker 5: probably going to appoint one for you because you can't
Speaker 5: afford one, and you damn sure won't be able.
Speaker 1: To afford bond. So either way you choose to acquire
Speaker 1: said car, the cost is too high. But Jacob didn't care.
Speaker 5: Oh, he was willing to pay the cost to be
Speaker 5: the future boss, well at least the future employee, because
Speaker 5: he left Pilot Travel Center thinking how he doesn't have
Speaker 5: a car, but he can steal one. And I bet
Speaker 5: in his mind he thought to himself, I'll return it
Speaker 5: exactly where I found it when I get my first check. Now,
Speaker 5: I needless to say, Jacob didn't get far. Most plans
Speaker 5: that aren't thought through all the way to the end don't.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Fox thirty five or Lando to hear more.
Speaker 6: He's twenty three year old Jacob Thompson. Deputy say he
Speaker 6: stole the Cadillac SUV from a gas station on Friday
Speaker 6: and led them on a one hundred mile an hour
Speaker 6: chase on I four. It ended when on Star shut
Speaker 6: the engine off and Thompson lost control. He's now facing
Speaker 6: a long list of charges, many of them felonies, including
Speaker 6: armed burglary and assault with a deadly weapon.
Speaker 3: He has no bail.
Speaker 5: I would like to tell y'all on this World Mental
Speaker 5: Health Day, kids, if you do not conquer self, you
Speaker 5: will be conquered by self.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: Impost control is a real thing, and mastery of imposts
Speaker 5: is all self disciplined and choice. Jacob made the choice
Speaker 5: to get up and go apply for a job that day.
Speaker 5: Round of applause to him for that. Then he made
Speaker 5: a choice to steal a car from the same parking
Speaker 5: lot he applied for a job at, and then took
Speaker 5: the police on a high speed chase. And now he's
Speaker 5: got twelve charges arm burglary, flinging to the lude, possession
Speaker 5: of a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon, aggravated
Speaker 5: a soul with a deadly weapon, and a charge the
Speaker 5: video game he thought he.
Speaker 1: Was playing is named after Grand Theft Auto.
Speaker 5: All those charges he received because he made a poor
Speaker 5: choice and because he simply has no impost control.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: Either of that or he just figured, you know what,
Speaker 5: I'm a convicted felon. It's way too hard getting a
Speaker 5: job out here as a convicted felon. But I know
Speaker 5: where I can get a job prison, all right. He
Speaker 5: can work in food service or the warehouse. He can
Speaker 5: work as an inmate, orderly plumber, painter, groundskeeper. You're only
Speaker 5: making twelve to forty cents an hour, but you got
Speaker 5: free room and board, free meals, and if you're willing
Speaker 5: to adjust your sexuality, you can get your pepe tasted
Speaker 5: every now and then. That's the only other logical explanation
Speaker 5: as to why he would do any of this. But
Speaker 5: am I looking for logic when I know the reason
Speaker 5: this happened. It's one word, three syllables floor ruh. Please
Speaker 5: give Jacob Thompson the sweet sound of the Hamilton's.
Speaker 8: You are the Dog.
Speaker 17: Of the day. The Dog of the day.
Speaker 5: Funny is holding up the list at one of our
Speaker 5: producers talk about I think he said a word that.
Speaker 1: I did not. I just say, no, whord that was
Speaker 1: on that list?
Speaker 3: To have to deliver all that, and remember this is
Speaker 3: this job is hard.
Speaker 1: Is hard. It will come up to a creative way,
Speaker 1: like I came up with a very creative way to say. Uh,
Speaker 1: don't say it. Uh, you know which one? Which one?
Speaker 1: Right over? Mother?
Speaker 3: I'm still stuck on the job tasting exactly.
Speaker 1: I look at the word again, look at the word
Speaker 1: over mother, efel what I said?
Speaker 17: You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Now, Jacon, he's not one hundred percent goodies like on
Speaker 7: that fence. Yeah he's on that line.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's on that line.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, thank you for that.
Speaker 1: Donkey to day. Indeed, b E T.
Speaker 7: We'll see out of them all piece b T everybody
Speaker 7: else when we come back. Doctor Rita Walker will be
Speaker 7: joining us, yes, because the day is World Mental Health Day.
Speaker 7: Doctor Rita Walker. You know, that's one of my favorite
Speaker 7: people on the planet. She was at my third annual
Speaker 7: Mental Wealth Expo.
Speaker 5: This past Saturday, and she has a fantastic book that
Speaker 5: I always tell people to read. It's called The Unapologetic Guy,
Speaker 5: The Black Mental Health. But now she's coming out with
Speaker 5: The Unapologetic Guy, the Black Mental Health Workbook.
Speaker 1: Yes, so she'll be here to talk about that. Uh
Speaker 1: in a bit, all right, we'll talk to her next.
Speaker 1: And don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning, The
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody's dj N v. Charlamage the gud We are the
Speaker 7: breakfast club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 7: he just was at Charlomagne's Mental Wealth Expo in Manhattan.
Speaker 1: She's there every Yeah, she's been there for all three
Speaker 1: of them. Well, she was just there this Sunday. That's right.
Speaker 1: So we have doctor Eda walk a while.
Speaker 19: Good morning, It's great to be here.
Speaker 3: How are you're feeling.
Speaker 1: I'm blessed now.
Speaker 7: I wanted to talk. You know, me and my wife
Speaker 7: are talking about to the other day. You know, a
Speaker 7: lot of people have mental problems, but what I think
Speaker 7: makes it a lot worse is a lot of times
Speaker 7: we enable people by putting stuff out there that we
Speaker 7: know that it's clearly a problem. Like we see that
Speaker 7: with celebrities, we see that with regular people. So what
Speaker 7: do you say for for people like that, especially people
Speaker 7: that's going through it.
Speaker 19: It's you know, I appreciate that question, env because it's
Speaker 19: it's unfortunate because we already have a lot of stigma
Speaker 19: around mental health, and so when people are struggling and
Speaker 19: folks are making fun of them and joking and calling
Speaker 19: them out their names and everything else that we do,
Speaker 19: it makes them less likely to want to get help and.
Speaker 3: To reach out for help.
Speaker 19: So that's the that's the tragedy of it all. And
Speaker 19: what we can do, you know, with platforms like this one,
Speaker 19: the conversations that you all are having, is to raise
Speaker 19: awareness that mental illness is real, it hap on a continuum,
Speaker 19: and so I think sometimes we think about mental illness
Speaker 19: as just someone on the street maybe talking to themselves
Speaker 19: and talking to someone who isn't there. But there are
Speaker 19: variations of mental disability that happen for people, and if
Speaker 19: we can be more sensitive to those individuals, maybe they
Speaker 19: will be more likely to reach out for help. Maybe
Speaker 19: they would be more likely to say something like, you know,
Speaker 19: I don't know what's going on for me, but I
Speaker 19: need help instead. And this is true for any of us.
Speaker 19: If we feel like we're being criticized, we're not going
Speaker 19: to go asking the people who are criticizing us for help.
Speaker 19: We're not going to put more of our business in
Speaker 19: the street. And so I do encourage us, you know,
Speaker 19: encourage the listeners and for us as a society to
Speaker 19: be more sensitive. And even if you know, a joke
Speaker 19: gets out there, a meme gets out there before we
Speaker 19: know it it's okay to come back and say, you
Speaker 19: know what, I'm someone who feels like I'm psychologically sound.
Speaker 19: I apologize for what I just did. I apologize not
Speaker 19: to that individual, but also to the to our community,
Speaker 19: because we need people who are willing to stand up
Speaker 19: for what's right, even more so than anything.
Speaker 5: You know, you had a post on your Instagram that
Speaker 5: kind of ties and that you said you need people
Speaker 5: in your business. Yes, so explain why you think that.
Speaker 5: It's because the enview point. I feel like sometimes when
Speaker 5: we see these things play out publicly, then maybe or
Speaker 5: somebody be like, I think we need the intervene.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I posted that.
Speaker 19: It's one of my YouTube videos on my YouTube channel
Speaker 19: that folks can subscribe to. But one of the things
Speaker 19: that we do is to say I'm not going to
Speaker 19: talk to anyone because I don't want anyone in my business.
Speaker 19: I've had folks, folks have been recommended to me for
Speaker 19: support and some type of care, and then when I
Speaker 19: reach out to them, they say, well, I don't need
Speaker 19: to talk to anyone. I got this figured out. The
Speaker 19: challenge of that is that people feel like I got
Speaker 19: this on my own because they don't know what mental
Speaker 19: health professionals do and they don't want again to have
Speaker 19: other people in their business. But we need people in
Speaker 19: our business because this is the thing when we're in crisis.
Speaker 19: When anyone is in crisis, they can't problem solve, like
Speaker 19: they can't see what's happening to them, and so they
Speaker 19: need trusted people around them to be able to say, hey,
Speaker 19: this is what I see, and I'm concerned about you.
Speaker 19: And that's what folks can say. You don't have to say,
Speaker 19: hey man, you messed up. Hey, you know, we don't
Speaker 19: need to criticize. It's helpful to say I'm concerned, this
Speaker 19: is what I see, state the facts, and just say
Speaker 19: I'm here whenever you're ready for whatever that looks like,
Speaker 19: and then move on.
Speaker 7: You know a lot of people are scared to go
Speaker 7: to see a therapist or they don't feel comfortable. And
Speaker 7: I always tell people, and I know Charlemagne says the same,
Speaker 7: it's all in your time, right when you feel comfortable,
Speaker 7: and you have to find the right therapist. Therapist is like,
Speaker 7: you know, like a doctor. Sometimes you might not like
Speaker 7: your doctor, might have to find another doctor. How would
Speaker 7: you advise them to try to get through their day?
Speaker 7: That's not smoking weed or not drinking or not doing
Speaker 7: something that is just you know, just a temporary fix.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you know, everything doesn't work for everybody, and so
Speaker 19: maybe tree leaning doesn't work, but well tree.
Speaker 3: Leaning leaning.
Speaker 1: Meaning yes, I'm sorry it doesn't work for you.
Speaker 19: But have you ever just gone outside to get a
Speaker 19: different perspective.
Speaker 7: All day long? I know, I know, my outside game
Speaker 7: is amazing. Like, I stay outside and it's it's what
Speaker 7: I love the air, it's fresh air, it smells.
Speaker 19: You can go outside in New York, you can because
Speaker 19: what it is about being outside is just a different perspective.
Speaker 19: Sometimes when you're in a physical space, you get stuck
Speaker 19: on ruminating what's happening in that space. Going outside allows
Speaker 19: you to get out of your head and maybe get
Speaker 19: a different aroma of air. But it changes things for you.
Speaker 19: And so that's one of the things. That's one of
Speaker 19: my favorite things that in deep breathing, because we can
Speaker 19: breathe deeply for free and at any moment, and so
Speaker 19: it's all about rounding exercises, being in the moment, being
Speaker 19: aware of the things that we tell ourselves, because we
Speaker 19: tell ourselves all kinds of not helpful things. One of
Speaker 19: my favorite things that I want to remove from the
Speaker 19: dictionary is the word should. I should be able to
Speaker 19: work out, or we should other people they should help me.
Speaker 19: We have to be aware of the things that we're
Speaker 19: telling ourselves that basically escalate depression and escalate anxiety. And
Speaker 19: one other thing that's a free one. Most folks, you know,
Speaker 19: take a shower at some point during the day, night, morning.
Speaker 19: Stop getting in the shower and going to work. People
Speaker 19: get in the shower and they think about everything that
Speaker 19: has gone wrong or everybody who got on their nerves,
Speaker 19: or everything they didn't do or need to do, and
Speaker 19: it's helpful. We can just get in the shower and
Speaker 19: have like a mini spa and just feel the water
Speaker 19: on our shoulders and be in that warmth, and that
Speaker 19: can set us up to be able to anticipate things
Speaker 19: that don't go our way.
Speaker 5: The Unapologetic God, the Black Mental Health, I'm telling you
Speaker 5: it was one of the greatest books I ever read.
Speaker 5: Y'all should get it. And all this information, I guess
Speaker 5: is going to be in this new workbook.
Speaker 19: Yes, okay, yes, So the workbook is available now for
Speaker 19: pre order. It will be released on November one, So
Speaker 19: I encourage everyone go to my website Doctor Rita Walker
Speaker 19: dot com. And by the way, Rita's spelled a little differently,
Speaker 19: it's each eed is in Diamond a Walker. But what
Speaker 19: I did was to take a lot of the tools
Speaker 19: from the first original book and put them in the workbook,
Speaker 19: because there are a lot of people who are walking
Speaker 19: around and I've seen them at the expo where they've
Speaker 19: got all kinds of notes and highlighting and things that
Speaker 19: they want to remind themselves to do. And so I
Speaker 19: went another further, as Mike Granny would say, and put
Speaker 19: all of that in the workbook, so that people have
Speaker 19: some steps that they can use, and folks can find
Speaker 19: which steps work for them, because again everything is so
Speaker 19: for everybody, but folks can find which steps work best
Speaker 19: for them.
Speaker 3: I will keep a lock.
Speaker 7: We got more with Doctor readA Walker when we come
Speaker 7: back is the Breakfast Club. Good morning Warning. Everybody is
Speaker 7: dj n V Charlomagne the gud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We're still kicking it with doctor Rida Walker.
Speaker 1: Charlomagne, Doctor readA Walker Man.
Speaker 5: Make sure you get the Unapologetic Guide to Mental Health Workbook.
Speaker 1: You can pre order it now.
Speaker 5: It's available November first, but you should go pick up
Speaker 5: the original book too before you get to the workbook.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: Now, what do you tell women, because I know you're
Speaker 7: navigating the mental health is black women on the panel?
Speaker 7: What you did this weekend? But what do you say
Speaker 7: two black women who you know, they have so much
Speaker 7: to deal with, right, because they're not just dealing with
Speaker 7: their mental right. If you have children, they got to
Speaker 7: deal with their children in the different attitudes and different feelings.
Speaker 7: And then if you have a husband, you got to
Speaker 7: deal with you know, your husband's day. And what do
Speaker 7: you tell how do you tell women to go through
Speaker 7: that and still try to keep their mental saying well.
Speaker 19: One of the messages from The Unapologetic Guide to Black
Speaker 19: Mental Health is first about self assessment because we sometimes
Speaker 19: try and create solutions without knowing what's going on. And
Speaker 19: you mentioned already we have a lot of different responsibilities
Speaker 19: and a lot of different domains, but we don't always
Speaker 19: recognize that we just who has time?
Speaker 3: You just keep it moving.
Speaker 19: And so in the book, I talk about this rating
Speaker 19: of zero to ten for psychological fortitude that is basically
Speaker 19: your capacity to be able to take care of your
Speaker 19: work and home responsibilities. Some people are in school too.
Speaker 19: In the African American community, as you all know, we
Speaker 19: have a lot of chronic illness and doctors are saying
Speaker 19: you have to take medication, and folks aren't managing their
Speaker 19: health well. And then we have to be able to
Speaker 19: follow our life purpose. And so if I could right
Speaker 19: now that my psychological fortitude is at an eight, I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 19: I'm doing pretty good. I can take on more things maybe,
Speaker 19: But if my PF for my psychological fortitude is that
Speaker 19: a six or lower, it's good to call in reinforcements.
Speaker 19: This is where the village comes in a lot.
Speaker 5: I want you to describe what psychological fortitude is and
Speaker 5: does the workbook have like some exercise in it that
Speaker 5: can help you increase it?
Speaker 19: Yes, the point of the workbook is in fact increasing
Speaker 19: psychological fortitude, Like that is the theme throughout.
Speaker 1: Okay, what kind of exercise does learn it that can
Speaker 1: help increase.
Speaker 19: Well, you know, one of my favorite things is cognitive restructuring.
Speaker 19: So that's a technical term that we use in cognitive
Speaker 19: behavioral therapy that is in my training as a psychologist,
Speaker 19: but giving individuals exercises to be able to reframe and
Speaker 19: rethink what is happening. So as an example for me
Speaker 19: this morning, one of the things that didn't work out
Speaker 19: was me getting my hands on the book and being
Speaker 19: able to bring that here for you. And so as
Speaker 19: I'm walking the ten miles that I thought ten minutes,
Speaker 19: but it was, it felt like ten miles. As I
Speaker 19: was walking to the studio and feeling kind of frustrated, like, man,
Speaker 19: I was supposed to have the book, you know, it
Speaker 19: was supposed to be here and we were going to
Speaker 19: take a picture and it was going to be great.
Speaker 19: And then I was like, you know what, but I'm
Speaker 19: going to be here. It doesn't really matter that much
Speaker 19: if I don't have the book. And when we can
Speaker 19: shift our thinking, it shifts our mood. You know, the
Speaker 19: way that we think about and assess our environment impacts
Speaker 19: how we feel on the inside. And so I have
Speaker 19: a lot of exercises on how we can rethink things.
Speaker 19: And there are folks who will say, well, you know
Speaker 19: that's not real. You know, that's that's that's kind of
Speaker 19: being fake. Okay, Well, let's make a choice between whether
Speaker 19: or not we want to be real and whether or
Speaker 19: not we want to drag down our own mood. So
Speaker 19: we have to figure out where our priorities are as
Speaker 19: far as how we're doing psychologically.
Speaker 7: Now, a lot of people have kids, of course, do
Speaker 7: you think every child should start with the therapist early.
Speaker 19: I think that therapy is probably best helped in helping
Speaker 19: dren indirectly with the adults. So one of the reasons
Speaker 19: that I wrote The Unapologetic Guide to Black Mental Health
Speaker 19: was because the suicide death rate was going up for
Speaker 19: five to eleven year old Black children while it was
Speaker 19: going down actually for white children. And my thinking was,
Speaker 19: what's going on for the parents, and what's going on
Speaker 19: for the teachers and aunties and the other adults around
Speaker 19: that child that they could be missing what's happening. It's
Speaker 19: not intentional, but you know, we're all going in so
Speaker 19: many different directions, and we have a lot of unaddressed
Speaker 19: and untreated anxiety and depression. Those are the two most
Speaker 19: common psychological challenges. And so I really desperately want to
Speaker 19: start with the adults because if we can get into
Speaker 19: a place psychologically where we can be more available to
Speaker 19: our youth, then I see us as the first line
Speaker 19: of defense. Now, there are some youth for whom the
Speaker 19: parents just don't have what we need there's some youth
Speaker 19: for which we just don't have it, and so for
Speaker 19: those folks, they do need to get professional help. But
Speaker 19: I think that we need to start with the parents.
Speaker 1: I want to ask you about two things that we had.
Speaker 5: Kirk Franklin up here, and I don't know if you've
Speaker 5: seen his Father's Day documentary where he finally meets his
Speaker 5: biological father for the first time. It is so it's
Speaker 5: so powerful because you see him dealing with his inner
Speaker 5: child in real time.
Speaker 1: But there's one saying that he says.
Speaker 5: He says, we all need to win wounded, because you know,
Speaker 5: we're all flawed, broken, Like he was like, we just
Speaker 5: have to learn how to win in life.
Speaker 1: Wounded.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well, and it's true. I mean everyone we all
Speaker 19: have been through something, whatever the something may be. It's
Speaker 19: different for all of us, but we've all been through something.
Speaker 19: And you know, my granny used to say, well, if
Speaker 19: you haven't been through something, keep on living. And so
Speaker 19: we need to be able to be aware that maybe
Speaker 19: something could be holding me back. There could be, but
Speaker 19: I'm going to fight on anyhow. My parents used to say,
Speaker 19: you got to work twice as hard to get half
Speaker 19: as far. You know, we have to be aware of
Speaker 19: these things that have happened to us, but at the
Speaker 19: same time tap into our strength. And that's probably one
Speaker 19: of the most important things that I think is important
Speaker 19: from both books and that I talk to my grad
Speaker 19: students about because I'm training doctoral students who are working
Speaker 19: on their PhDs, that with your clients, you have to
Speaker 19: find the strength in them. Help your client find their strength.
Speaker 19: We all have strengths, but oftentimes we get so overwhelmed
Speaker 19: with everything that's gone wrong that we lose track of
Speaker 19: what our talents and our gifts and what our strengths are.
Speaker 5: Talk about some of those studies that you and your
Speaker 5: doctoral student, Jazuine books have published.
Speaker 19: Well, there's one paper I think that we talked about
Speaker 19: more recently. There was based on mindfulness and recognizing that
Speaker 19: even for folks who with some of our other papers
Speaker 19: just experiencing depression, experiencing discrimination, that to the degree that
Speaker 19: we can be grounded in the moment and we're and
Speaker 19: be focused and let go of some of our judgmental thoughts,
Speaker 19: because sometimes we judge ourselves, we judge other people, we
Speaker 19: judge how we're feeling. But if we instead just focus
Speaker 19: on the moment and be in the moment, then those
Speaker 19: adverts things that have happened are less likely to escalate
Speaker 19: into suicide, ideation and thoughts of self harm and things
Speaker 19: of that nature. So again, just even when bad things happen,
Speaker 19: and that's been my research for the past twenty years
Speaker 19: that despite all of the adversity, that when we can
Speaker 19: call on our strengths, our gifts, our resources, and our talents,
Speaker 19: it offsets or mitigates the impact of some of the
Speaker 19: other bad things that have happened.
Speaker 1: And that's true for all of us.
Speaker 5: Doctor Rita Walker man, make sure you can get the
Speaker 5: Unapologetic Guide to Mental Health workbook.
Speaker 1: You can pre order it now.
Speaker 5: It's available November first, but you should go pick up
Speaker 5: the original book too before you get to the workbook.
Speaker 5: That's right, and we think you recommitted to everybody, like
Speaker 5: anybody that has any questions, you know, in regard to
Speaker 5: mental health. To me, I'm like, yo, you should read
Speaker 5: The Unapologetic God to Black Mental Health by doctor Rida Walker.
Speaker 1: And how can they shind you?
Speaker 19: I am at doctor Rita Walker dot com and again
Speaker 19: it's d r r h e ed A Walker dot
Speaker 19: com and I'm also on Instagram on all the social
Speaker 19: media's Doctor Rita Walker, and I appreciate you all, which
Speaker 19: is always always, always grateful for you Leonard and being
Speaker 19: willing to amplify this conversation and all that you do.
Speaker 19: And I appreciate just all the love and joy that
Speaker 19: you all have amongst each other.
Speaker 1: Thank you, doctor, Thank you so much. All Right, it's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's doctor Riada Walker, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: A bunch of young girl in here with jungle fever.
Speaker 3: Shut up, man, morning, everybody be on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Jason Lee say, let's jump right into the rooms.
Speaker 1: Please do not be alarmed. Good morning, Jason Lane.
Speaker 3: I'm bade all.
Speaker 1: The Hollywood Unlocked viewers, what's happening.
Speaker 11: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me.
Speaker 1: Nick, this is the rumor report.
Speaker 3: I knew I can talk my on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I'm in my mental other processes, but I am cocult Nick. Now,
Speaker 2: I was gonna start with this whole pasture topic, but
Speaker 2: we're gonna need to pray for that.
Speaker 1: Next.
Speaker 2: First, we're gonna start with something that got all the
Speaker 2: black women in the studio upset, and that's Kayla Nicole.
Speaker 2: She's sharing a letter to black women after being dragged
Speaker 2: for weeks following the reveal of ex Travis Kelcey's relationship
Speaker 2: with Taylor Swift. And everybody knows that Taylor Swift has
Speaker 2: the NFL and everybody else online in her clutch. Well,
Speaker 2: Kayln Nicole is Travis Kelsey's X and they had a
Speaker 2: very public on and off again relationship for about five years.
Speaker 2: They split in May of twenty twenty two. During the
Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs game on October first, Taylor Swift was
Speaker 2: seeing Cherry Travis Kelcey on in a suite alongside his mom,
Speaker 2: which was great and everybody should have been happy. Well,
Speaker 2: some people weren't happy, including all of his exes.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 2: Since then, daty rumors between the two have been a
Speaker 2: major topic ad discussion, with his exes now coming out public.
Speaker 2: One ex or before his ex, Kayler Nicole, one named
Speaker 2: Maya ben Berry, seemingly made herself a target when she
Speaker 2: came forward to share that Travis Kelsey wasn't faithful. She
Speaker 2: did a whole public warning to Taylor Swift saying that
Speaker 2: you know he's a cheater and shouldn't trust him.
Speaker 1: Well, white men do cheat.
Speaker 2: White men do cheat, but now white girls are getting
Speaker 2: under black women's skin because Kayln now has laid low,
Speaker 2: but now she's coming and catching strays by the fans
Speaker 2: the Swifties because of her former relationship with the man.
Speaker 2: One tweet said, to go from Kayln Nicole to Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift has to be the biggest downgrade I've ever witnessed.
Speaker 3: Yikes.
Speaker 2: Another one said, bruh, people keep saying Travis Kelce downgrade
Speaker 2: about how Taylor Swift is a billionaire who the f
Speaker 2: is Kayln Nicole? And so because of all these tweets,
Speaker 2: this beautiful black woman has come forward with a note,
Speaker 2: a love letter to other black women.
Speaker 1: And this is what she said.
Speaker 20: Hey, guys, Kayla here, It's always been really important for
Speaker 20: me to use my platform not to create division, but
Speaker 20: to elevate and unite women Black women, specifically, So I
Speaker 20: prepare a letter and would like to share it with
Speaker 20: you today. Dear black girl, they may call you a
Speaker 20: trader for falling in love. You'll hope the ones closest
Speaker 20: will protect you, but you will quickly find out that
Speaker 20: people don't protect what they don't value. They'll say you're
Speaker 20: too much, too provocative, too boisterous, too outspoken, and in
Speaker 20: the same breath tell you that you're not enough, not
Speaker 20: successful enough, wholesome enough, maybe not even intelligent enough. They'll
Speaker 20: say you deserve the backlash and embarrassment because of your blackness.
Speaker 20: You should have known better. They'll even try to tie
Speaker 20: your value to your net worth. But black girl, please remember,
Speaker 20: your value lies elsewhere. Your value is deep within your heart,
Speaker 20: the way you love, the way you give, your value
Speaker 20: is in your resilience, your willingness to forgive.
Speaker 2: I'm just mad that this came out after a white
Speaker 2: girl took a white man. But did she really take him?
Speaker 2: Because these people haven't been with him for about five years,
Speaker 2: and Beyonce's already done Brown Skinned Girl, which was a
Speaker 2: tribute to black women. Indri has a song brown Skin
Speaker 2: that was attribute to black women. And this may be
Speaker 2: coming from a good place, but I think it's also
Speaker 2: coming from a place of inferiority. I think she's scared
Speaker 2: that this white man then took this white girl.
Speaker 3: But who cares?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what does all black women have to do with this?
Speaker 5: Nothing Like a bunch of thirteen year old fifties went
Speaker 5: online and you know, pushed her so much that they
Speaker 5: got her right and open letters to black women because
Speaker 5: she lost her King snow krab leg stupid even know
Speaker 5: why she was attacked. Why she was attacked, that's her ex.
Speaker 5: They haven't dated in months?
Speaker 1: What years?
Speaker 3: I think years?
Speaker 1: What does this new relationship have to do with her
Speaker 1: whole relationship.
Speaker 7: I'm sure she's probably in a new relationship right.
Speaker 2: Well, some people are saying that this is a cloud chase,
Speaker 2: people trying to get their fifteen minutes a fan. I
Speaker 2: just I think it's embarrassing to all black women who
Speaker 2: are beautiful, strong, in my mind everything to be caught
Speaker 2: up in a conversation where you're sad that a white
Speaker 2: man's moved on with.
Speaker 3: A white girl.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she should have let doctor Umar Johnson proof read
Speaker 5: that open letter, you know what I mean? Because it
Speaker 5: should have been titled like for the love of colored
Speaker 5: girls who have a taste for King Snowkravilegs. They should
Speaker 5: have just been a generalization to all black women because
Speaker 5: she clearly she's talking to black women who have dated
Speaker 5: outside of their age, right, arem I tripper?
Speaker 2: I think she's just writing a letter to black women
Speaker 2: because people online are trolling her. I don't think this
Speaker 2: has anything to do with really empowering black women. I
Speaker 2: think for me, it's since the Black women movement back.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna say all that, man, I can't. That
Speaker 1: was Jason Lee talking.
Speaker 2: You talk about I feel like any black woman that
Speaker 2: writes an old one letter to other black women reminding
Speaker 2: them of their power because a white girl got a
Speaker 2: white boy.
Speaker 3: What was a Listen, I can't even say what I thought.
Speaker 5: I can't say that all this is all because you know,
Speaker 5: people want their King snow crab legs. If you like
Speaker 5: King snow krab legs, eat your King snow crab legs
Speaker 5: and peace. I'll bring you some butter.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: But don't make an open letter all black women. This
Speaker 5: is for black women who have a taste with King
Speaker 5: snow crab legs.
Speaker 3: Okay. Well.
Speaker 2: In other news, a pastor's now stirred up controversy after
Speaker 2: he's claiming that men only want women for sex, not
Speaker 2: for their good heart. Now Pastors going viral as he
Speaker 2: claims women need to accept the fact that men only
Speaker 2: want them for sexual pleasure and not their good hearts.
Speaker 2: He says women need to stop dressing sexually if they
Speaker 2: don't want men to look at them like that and objectify.
Speaker 3: Then this is what he said, I'm so sickle.
Speaker 21: Women talking about it all? He wanted six What you
Speaker 21: thought we was going? A man that won't six for
Speaker 21: between fifty two d inspire themselves in one building. The
Speaker 21: man to fail dad, see brother more it's the.
Speaker 1: Woman take a high end of all.
Speaker 21: Every month from six York got put on y'all breasts
Speaker 21: Buddish signed lips.
Speaker 1: That's the word on the hook.
Speaker 21: We see when you see you. Ain't no man in
Speaker 21: history ever saw a woman. Post Woman said, oh my god,
Speaker 21: her hardest spark trait. Every man is attracted to a
Speaker 21: woman sexually. It's your job for showing that it's more to.
Speaker 4: You and what's older.
Speaker 5: Be be careful these false profits. I mean, there's something
Speaker 5: to the conversation, you know what I mean. He's just
Speaker 5: basically saying that the first thing you see is the looks, right,
Speaker 5: So that is what draws you towards a person. And
Speaker 5: then and then when you have a conversation with a person,
Speaker 5: then you fall in love with that individual that's soul
Speaker 5: at heart. Yeah, and it can be vice versa. You
Speaker 5: might meet somebody and This usually happens with men, right, right,
Speaker 5: We're not the best lookers, right, the women probably look
Speaker 5: way better than us, but then they so then they
Speaker 5: meet us, and then you know, the.
Speaker 1: Conversation is what they they grow Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well in my community, it's a fair that we
Speaker 2: both are looking at each other's looks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was here to start, right, That's that's how
Speaker 3: you start talking person, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, but there are sapio sexuals out there, people
Speaker 2: that are what is a sapio sapio.
Speaker 1: Sexual people that put the penis in trees because of
Speaker 1: the sap.
Speaker 2: No, you've talked about penis a few times, and but
Speaker 2: a lot actually come up here with the plan and
Speaker 2: not talk about gay stuff.
Speaker 3: And you always pull.
Speaker 1: Don't say nothing about game gay to sleep with a.
Speaker 2: Tree anyway, as sapio sexual is somebody that finds intelligence
Speaker 2: sexually attracted to or aroused. So intelligence, they're attracted to intelligence,
Speaker 2: but to get a conversation, to start with a conversation,
Speaker 2: so you can look at your pastor, and that pastor
Speaker 2: could be unattractive.
Speaker 3: But whatever he's saying is that's what I just said about.
Speaker 5: When it comes to men, most of the time men
Speaker 5: aren't the best looking person in the couple. And so
Speaker 5: when the woman and the man sit down and have
Speaker 5: a conversation, she hears what's coming out of this man's mouth.
Speaker 5: She hears this man has some intelligence, and that's what
Speaker 5: attracts them.
Speaker 1: That's what me. But guys see the looks and a woman,
Speaker 1: and then they gravitate towards them. Then they have the
Speaker 1: conversation with the woman, and like makes sense if you
Speaker 1: see what she's about.
Speaker 7: If you see a but ugly person, you're not gonna
Speaker 7: talk to me nine times ten, you're not gonna have
Speaker 7: that conversation at all. See, But if the person is attracted,
Speaker 7: you might say, Okay, well, let me see if this
Speaker 7: person is a good person.
Speaker 1: Let me see if they have any.
Speaker 3: I don't care if they're a good person.
Speaker 1: And Jason gone and put some tithes and offerings in
Speaker 1: the past the plate.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm not giving at some offers in the path
Speaker 2: of the plate. That sounds gay too, No, I don't
Speaker 2: nothing that, Jason, go give the pastor some ties and
Speaker 2: offer I.
Speaker 5: Say that, I think, go put something that does not
Speaker 5: what Jason says like that it does it does, So
Speaker 5: you ain't that, Yeah, you did that.
Speaker 7: I don't know what you two guys are doing. We
Speaker 7: ain't doing nothing, Sam Sexual, I don't know whatever. I'm confused.
Speaker 1: You only got to give them ten percent. That means
Speaker 1: to put the tip in.
Speaker 3: And that is your runner report.
Speaker 1: Jason.
Speaker 5: All right, when we come back from People's Choice mixes
Speaker 5: up next, get your request and it's the Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Looac come on the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never
Speaker 3: be the same.
Speaker 7: Warning everybody, it's dj En v Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Jason Lee is still here. Jason.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you stopping through them all.
Speaker 1: You come tomorrow. I'm here tomorrow, okay, Jason Lee.
Speaker 5: Sluta my girl, may west Man, she just hit me
Speaker 5: and said Jason Lee looked high in the cost of living.
Speaker 3: Was all right, Mayst how did that thug seem?
Speaker 8: She?
Speaker 3: Where's she watching us at?
Speaker 1: I don't know social media? She said. She sent me
Speaker 1: a message, She said, tell Jason he looked high in the.
Speaker 2: Cost of living, and that's why the bishop at her
Speaker 2: church his wife just got punched.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, you don't see that, but stop playing
Speaker 3: with me.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 2: Now you got your bishop's news out here. This why
Speaker 2: this why I always stay ready. That's why yesday when
Speaker 2: y'all said, why you always look like you're ready?
Speaker 3: Right there, I thought the therapy was taking them to
Speaker 3: a different place. I just turned that on.
Speaker 7: It was damn Jesus, poor pastor. Right when we come back,
Speaker 7: we got the positive notice to the Breakfast Club in
Speaker 7: the morning. Warning, everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy
Speaker 7: we are the Breakfas Club. Now Charlamne, you've got a
Speaker 7: positive note before we get up out of here. And
Speaker 7: Jason Lee, we appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Again, brother, thank you.
Speaker 5: Yes, I want to salute my guy Doug Melville before
Speaker 5: I do the positive note. Man Doug Melville has a
Speaker 5: book coming out called Invisible Generals. It'll be in stores
Speaker 5: November seventh, but you can pre order it now. It
Speaker 5: is telling the amazing true story of America's first black generals,
Speaker 5: Benjamin Old Davis Senior and Junior, a father and son
Speaker 5: who helped integrate the American military and create the famous
Speaker 5: Tuskegee Airman. It is the next book release off my
Speaker 5: book in print, Black Privilege Publishing with Simon and Schuster.
Speaker 5: So make sure you go out there and pre order
Speaker 5: my man, Doug Melville's book Invisible Generals. I believe it's
Speaker 5: coming out on Veterans Day, November seventh, figure, I believe, Yeah,
Speaker 5: November seven, fishs Veterans Day. But you can pre order
Speaker 5: it now, so yeah, go do that for me. And
Speaker 5: the positive note is simply this man. Also remember today
Speaker 5: is World Mental Health Day.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 5: One in four people suffer from a mental health problem,
Speaker 5: but sometimes it can be invisible. So let's keep you
Speaker 5: eradicating the stigma. Let's keep the conversation going. We got
Speaker 5: to keep raising away and let everybody know it's okay
Speaker 5: to not be okay. Your feelings are valid, you matter,
Speaker 5: and you will never be alone.
Speaker 1: All right, have a great day. Breakfast cud bitches
Speaker 3: Do y'alla finish or y'all done.