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Speaker 5: Good morning Usa yo.
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Speaker 7: Yo CHARLAMAGNEA God, he's one of the little ladies in
Speaker 7: a little traffic. And today's Tuesday, and we got a
Speaker 7: special guest host. We have many meals should be joining
Speaker 7: us in the second. I think she's getting her face
Speaker 7: beat or putting me makeup on as they say, so
Speaker 7: she'll be joining us in a second. All right, Well,
Speaker 7: I'm kind of glad Charloamade is not here. And if
Speaker 7: you're asking why Red. You know why. It's because the
Speaker 7: Dallas Cowboys won last night. Yes, the Dallas Cowboys beat
Speaker 7: the Los Angeles Charges last night, twenty seventeen. So I'm
Speaker 7: kind of happy that he's a little late today. I
Speaker 7: didn't want to hear his mouth first thing in the morning.
Speaker 7: How do you feel about that, Red, do you feel
Speaker 7: about the same?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I feel who would have been in here bragging?
Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely, So I'm kind of glad he's a little
Speaker 7: stuck in traffic, So salute to the reason why he's
Speaker 7: stuck in traffic. We ain't have to see his face
Speaker 7: that early, but he'll be joining us in a minute.
Speaker 7: But today on this show, we're gonna have a serious conversation.
Speaker 7: There's been a lot going on with Israel and Palestine
Speaker 7: and I don't pronounce it, the Hamas Hamas.
Speaker 1: Group, and there's been a lot going on.
Speaker 7: And if you're like me, there's so many things swirling
Speaker 7: around and I don't know much about it. You try
Speaker 7: to watch TV, there's so many different sides, there's so
Speaker 7: many different reports, there's so many things to discuss. So
Speaker 7: today to have that discussion on the Breakfast Club, so
Speaker 7: we have Jonathan Greenblat.
Speaker 1: He'll be joining us.
Speaker 7: He's the director of the Anti Defamation League, and he's
Speaker 7: gonna be talking to us about Israel and his thoughts
Speaker 7: and what they're preparing to do and all that and
Speaker 7: how they feel. And also Mark Lamont Hill will be
Speaker 7: joining us, joining us, and you know Mark Leamont Hill
Speaker 7: hosts the BT News, the grioh, so many different things.
Speaker 7: He's been pro Palestine for a long time. He's been
Speaker 7: talking about this war and the things that's been going
Speaker 7: on over there for like the last I don't even
Speaker 7: know how long. He's come up here many many times
Speaker 7: to discuss that. So we're gonna talk to both sides
Speaker 7: today and just have a discussion and hopefully we get
Speaker 7: the information that we need to fill us in because,
Speaker 7: like I said, with so much going on, I really
Speaker 7: don't know. You know, you see people posting one side
Speaker 7: and people upset, you see people posting another side and
Speaker 7: people upset.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this started. I'm not I honestly
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 7: So hopefully today they'll fill us in and we'll get
Speaker 7: a better understanding here.
Speaker 1: Charlemagne. Now, hey man, listen, did.
Speaker 9: I just tell y'all I love sanitation workers. Salute to
Speaker 9: all the people out there that drive the garbage truck.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but they stopping the middle the street in the morning.
Speaker 7: Y'all got to get the f out the way in the.
Speaker 1: Morning, That's what I said. No way that y'all got
Speaker 1: traffic backed up for two blocks. You got people getting
Speaker 1: out of their cars, yes, looking to see what's going on, Like,
Speaker 1: please be considerate of the folks that got places to be.
Speaker 9: That's all I'm asking the sanitation workers to do. God
Speaker 9: bless y'all. We respect y'all. We appreciate y'all. Thank you
Speaker 9: for keeping the streets clean.
Speaker 7: But damn yeah, they just stopped right in the middle
Speaker 7: of the street. They get all the garbage and then
Speaker 7: they move up a little bit, then they stopping.
Speaker 5: They're the only ones that got a job to do.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get.
Speaker 5: To work too.
Speaker 9: My brothers, I've been there before, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: And my sisters that are sanitation workers. I ain't ever
Speaker 9: seen no women sanitation workers, but I'm sure they exist,
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 1: But good morning. How's everybody? How the rest of the country.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was just telling them that you were I
Speaker 7: tell him I was kind of happy that you were
Speaker 7: late because you're a cowboys one last night and I
Speaker 7: didn't want to hear you.
Speaker 1: Listen, we humble man, No, you're not. We humble controule man.
Speaker 9: That's nice little twenty seventeen win against the Los Angeles charges.
Speaker 1: We humble man. Know we're just on our way to
Speaker 1: the super Bowl. See the ag See I did not
Speaker 1: tell you that, Red? Did I tell you that? I
Speaker 1: tell you what that you're gonna say?
Speaker 8: Red?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, I've been saying there for the past
Speaker 1: twenty seven years. I haven't long. It's been since nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety six. I can't. I'm not good at math.
Speaker 7: No, all right, Well, when we come back, we got
Speaker 7: front page news, Tell who's coming in. I was telling
Speaker 7: the people that we're gonna have a conversation this morning.
Speaker 7: There's a lot going on in Israel and Palestine and
Speaker 7: Israel and Gaza. Absolutely, and for myself, I don't know
Speaker 7: what's going on. I'm not sure. So we have two
Speaker 7: gentlemen here that's gonna try to break it down and
Speaker 7: explain to give us better knowledge. Yeah, we got the
Speaker 7: head of the head of the ad L, Jonathan Green Black.
Speaker 7: He'll be here Anti Defamation League, yep. And then we
Speaker 7: have of course bark Lamon Hill, which I tell you guys,
Speaker 7: of course COmON.
Speaker 9: Here's a professor at Tuning University. He wrote a book
Speaker 9: called Except for Palestine. He actually got fired from seeingn
Speaker 9: being pro Palestine. So okay, yeah, so.
Speaker 7: We'll talk to both of them this morning. Let's get
Speaker 7: the show crack in Front page News.
Speaker 1: It's next. It's the Breakfast Club. Go Morning Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody's DJ MV charlamagnea god. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: We have Money Mills here, she's our guest host today.
Speaker 7: Good morning Money with that, Good morning, and let's get
Speaker 7: to some Front page news. The last night the Cowboys
Speaker 7: beat the Charge's twenty seventeen. Now let's jump right into.
Speaker 1: Wallas Cowboys beat the Law seventeen.
Speaker 9: Said that with four and two, number two in the
Speaker 9: NFC East, behind the Philadelphia Eagles, but sitting it nicely,
Speaker 9: sitting nicely, actually dumficating on those New York Giants.
Speaker 1: Everybody heard me say that.
Speaker 3: I said that.
Speaker 1: I said it just like you.
Speaker 7: I said everything I said, I meant it all right,
Speaker 7: Now let's jump right into what we're starting off.
Speaker 10: Good good job trying to skip on by good morning, everybody.
Speaker 1: You did try.
Speaker 10: It is always hard to report sad news, especially involving children,
Speaker 10: but this is on the front page news all over
Speaker 10: the country right now. Let's go to ABC for the
Speaker 10: report to hear about the six year old that lost.
Speaker 11: His life due to the ramifications of ward. Let's go
Speaker 11: to the report.
Speaker 12: We learned at a seventy one year old landlord in
Speaker 12: a Chicago suburb viciously attacked two of his rents, fatally
Speaker 12: stabbing a six year old boy and wounding his mother,
Speaker 12: simply because they were Muslim, and apparently because of his
Speaker 12: pure hatred about what's happening in Israel. Police say he
Speaker 12: stabbed that little boy with Dia Ali Fayoum twenty six
Speaker 12: times with a millistary child's style knife. Attorney General Mary
Speaker 12: Garland said late last night he was quote heartbroken, and
Speaker 12: announced a federal hate crimes investigation. The FBI says the
Speaker 12: most immediate concern is that so called lone wolves and
Speaker 12: other unstable individuals inflamed by the Israeli conflict will act
Speaker 12: out in harm whoever's near.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's horrible, you know why.
Speaker 9: We have Jonathan green Blad and malkolm on Hill coming
Speaker 9: on this morning, because these are the kind of ramifications
Speaker 9: that are going to happen because of you know, what's
Speaker 9: going on in Israel and Goden.
Speaker 11: So now again you have a very sad story.
Speaker 10: And the thirty two year old mother again just to
Speaker 10: reiterate that because I know he said it fast.
Speaker 11: She is still alive.
Speaker 10: She's in the hospital on serious con condition and is
Speaker 10: respected to survive. And Joseph Chuba, that was the guy
Speaker 10: that murdered this little boy. He's charged with first degree murder,
Speaker 10: attempted first agree murder, two council of a hate crime,
Speaker 10: and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Now, speaking of
Speaker 10: the war, just wanted to give another update about two
Speaker 10: thousand US troops we're told to prepare for deployment to
Speaker 10: in response to the Israels Hama Amas war. Let's listen
Speaker 10: to that report that I want to give you some
Speaker 10: other information.
Speaker 13: This is a group of soldiers US soldiers who were
Speaker 13: already on essentially a short leash for deployment. So in
Speaker 13: ninety six hours what they call it, they've been that
Speaker 13: has been shortened to a twenty four hour That means
Speaker 13: that once they get the call.
Speaker 5: Saying hey, you have to deploy.
Speaker 13: They literally have to be on the airfield ready to
Speaker 13: go within twenty four hours. And the idea is if
Speaker 13: in fact they get that order they have not gotten yet,
Speaker 13: they would go to the region, most likely to a
Speaker 13: country neighboring or nearby to Israel. Now, it's also important
Speaker 13: to point out that this is a whole mix of
Speaker 13: different troops. So it includes medical troops, people who could
Speaker 13: spport with meta medical evacuations and things, explosive ordinance people
Speaker 13: who are you know, experts and explosives. But it also
Speaker 13: will include sort of your classic infantry troops.
Speaker 10: Now, again it is not clear if they will be deployed. Again,
Speaker 10: just reiterating they said it'll be a non combat role
Speaker 10: and not actually in Israel. And also President Biden will
Speaker 10: be arriving in Israel today as well. But I want
Speaker 10: to just throw this out there as well. President Biden
Speaker 10: said this on Sunday in his Sixty Minutes interviews when
Speaker 10: he was asked, will we be sending truths to Israeli's listen?
Speaker 1: Can you foresee US troops in combat in this new
Speaker 1: Middle East war? I don't think that's necessary. Israel has
Speaker 1: one of the finest fighting forces in the country. I
Speaker 1: guarantee we're going to provide them everything they need.
Speaker 9: Hey, man, that's why you can't even know what's going
Speaker 9: on in Israel and Gaza. You know, US troops being deployed.
Speaker 9: So I know folks are saying, you know, I have
Speaker 9: to pay attention to what's going on in my own backyard.
Speaker 9: But the US troops had over there. That might be
Speaker 9: one of your family members of friends that you're sitting
Speaker 9: in your backyard with. You know, not to mention our
Speaker 9: tax dollars support Israel in this military, so you shouldn't
Speaker 9: want to know what's happening with your.
Speaker 7: Money, that's right, all right, Well, that is front page News,
Speaker 7: and that is the reason why we have Jonathan Green
Speaker 7: Black joining us this morning and also Mark Lamont Hill.
Speaker 7: So we'll have a conversation this morning and talk to
Speaker 7: those brothers later on.
Speaker 1: All right, now, get it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm falling about the military.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're right here listening.
Speaker 4: My nephew is in the marine, and I'm kind of
Speaker 4: worried about.
Speaker 15: This war and all the people are going to be deployed.
Speaker 9: Yeah they say two thousand US troops are on alert
Speaker 9: getting ready for deployment.
Speaker 4: No, I know, and that's why I'm worried.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's why people. You know, we can't ignore what's
Speaker 9: going on in Israel and gays. I know, people like
Speaker 9: to say I never when it.
Speaker 6: Comes to anything military, that's right.
Speaker 9: I know, people like family, Oh, the whole family service.
Speaker 9: We thank you for your service.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and uh now it's my nephew and he's in
Speaker 15: the Marines and he.
Speaker 8: Might it all the way in South Carolina right now.
Speaker 1: What you're stationed that in South Carolina? What'd you say here?
Speaker 1: What'd you say? Okay?
Speaker 7: Okay, well, thank you and you know, we'll continue to
Speaker 7: pray for the troops to make sure.
Speaker 4: And I love what you guys do for mental health
Speaker 4: and everything.
Speaker 15: And I was wondering if I can get a sign
Speaker 15: of hat from you guys.
Speaker 9: Okay, Eddie, get her a black effect hat for her grandson. Man,
Speaker 9: throw some books in there through throw throw it to
Speaker 9: me a Mallory state of emergency and Anita Coopak shallow
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Speaker 1: Hello, who's this? This is the good morning?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Charla Man.
Speaker 14: I got a bottle pickle.
Speaker 1: Too, pis but in line, man, But I guess you're here.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm fine now usually I'm on your side of everything,
Speaker 4: but layoff of sanitation workers.
Speaker 9: I just need y'all to get out the way in
Speaker 9: the morning. I love y'all and I appreciate it if y'all.
Speaker 14: But if y'all know, the Garments Trust is out there
Speaker 14: at six seven in the morning.
Speaker 16: Oh so and there's another way.
Speaker 14: Truck is so damn big, they can only go so
Speaker 14: far that.
Speaker 9: I ain't figured out what the schedule is yet. That's
Speaker 9: the problem, because it be it seemed like random days.
Speaker 9: They just be out like this morning.
Speaker 14: No, it's not where the bass schedule where Detroit.
Speaker 1: Are the schedules the same all throughout the country?
Speaker 3: No they're not.
Speaker 1: Man, you know that, I don't know, Man, not the same.
Speaker 4: No, it's Monday, and then a holiday falls during the week.
Speaker 14: Garbage just pushed back a day, so we're gonna be
Speaker 14: out on Saturdays. It's a holiday fall during the week.
Speaker 1: Got you.
Speaker 9: We can't y'all just be a little bit faster. I mean,
Speaker 9: y'all got to be shut. I know y'all see heavy,
Speaker 9: y'all see that line.
Speaker 3: But how can we be faster?
Speaker 6: How can we be faster?
Speaker 4: And people got recycling garbage and y'all west south side,
Speaker 4: there's gonna be three trucks coming outside.
Speaker 1: Lord have mercy, And every neighborhood has a specific day.
Speaker 1: So you've been on there for where y'all.
Speaker 14: Been on the air web thirteen years?
Speaker 1: I know you know you're now I don't know. Can
Speaker 1: we move? Then we moved to a different to worry
Speaker 1: about that when we was down and try we never
Speaker 1: ran in the garbage.
Speaker 7: Garbage trucks out of the middle of the street and
Speaker 7: they just wait, you know what I'm right now? You
Speaker 7: can do You can't even drive around them. I've never
Speaker 7: been behind a garbage truck. Can we moved over here
Speaker 7: this year? Where we're at now? Get it off your chest?
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Speaker 2: And by Charlemagne to God and the beautiful lady that y'all.
Speaker 1: Got up there.
Speaker 2: My name is Ayana from San Antonio, Countdown City? Who Texas?
Speaker 3: What up?
Speaker 1: Diana? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: First of all, I want to say thank you for
Speaker 2: giving us knowledge for investing, and Uncle Charlotte's for all
Speaker 2: the information he gives me all mental health cause that's
Speaker 2: putting me in a good position that I'm in now,
Speaker 2: that's good. What I want to get off my chest is,
Speaker 2: h I'm tired to this job. I'm a truck drivers
Speaker 2: and I'm tired of this job because I've been working
Speaker 2: for like a year trying to get my raise. I
Speaker 2: finally get my raise and then they cut my hours.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I hear struggling. But we's gonna make it worse.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 1: You in that truck now, brother, Nah, I'm not in
Speaker 1: the truck right now.
Speaker 2: Actually just got off, but uh, I wish I was
Speaker 2: so I could give you blow the harm for you
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Here you go, But I want
Speaker 2: to know y'all if I can get like a sign
Speaker 2: copies of the book, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yo, I got you. I don't have any more of
Speaker 1: mine up here right now, but I do have a
Speaker 1: State of Emergency by Jamika Mallory and the Need of
Speaker 1: Copax by Shallow Waters.
Speaker 9: Those of both off my book in print. Black Piller
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Speaker 2: For shows for show and I da can sign it
Speaker 2: for me. I already got shook one. I just would
Speaker 2: appreciate you.
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Speaker 7: This just came up from Atlanta.
Speaker 1: He cala from the atl Get it off your chest.
Speaker 14: Mama, this one is.
Speaker 4: A huge Unatalie Sun for the way talked about you
Speaker 4: on her life that day. I wait in a minute
Speaker 4: to talk about this because I didn't like it. We
Speaker 4: can't compete where she cannot prepare what you have done
Speaker 4: for your community and play the people. It's on a
Speaker 4: whole other level and she could never even it really
Speaker 4: makes me mad.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you. I just you know, I'm just happy
Speaker 1: to be here. Thank you. God is good all the time.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: If MV don't what that you're saying about you hard bodies.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Cayleer, thank Youkaler. Appreciate you call. All right
Speaker 1: a Kayla, gotta love Kayla? Right, get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Hell out?
Speaker 2: And what's going on?
Speaker 15: Good morning, Envy, it's all.
Speaker 3: The main what's said?
Speaker 1: You want to discuss Israel in Palestine? Oh man, dude.
Speaker 14: So I understand it's a lot.
Speaker 15: Going on over there, and I understand Israel is our
Speaker 15: our allies and stuff, but I genuinely believe we Americans
Speaker 15: to stay out of it. I know, that probably sounds crazy,
Speaker 15: but if you're not seeing it when you walk out
Speaker 15: into the world. There is a division going on as
Speaker 15: we speak, especially on social media, and I'm a little
Speaker 15: nervous about that because it seems like you don't support
Speaker 15: one sign your antipe submitting. If you support the other side,
Speaker 15: you might be considered like a homegrown terrorist and whatnot.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't understand why we can't just be a
Speaker 9: pro pro not wanting to see children get killed, pro
Speaker 9: not wanting to see innocent civilians get killed.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why we just can't be that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but we got Jonathan green Black he'll be joining
Speaker 7: us this morning. He's director of the Anti Defamation League.
Speaker 7: And also Mark Lamont. He'll professor Mark Lamont, Professor Mark
Speaker 7: Lamont Hill, you know, host to be Et News. He's
Speaker 7: a professor, like Charlamagne said, he's pro Palestine. And they
Speaker 7: both could be breaking things down from what they know
Speaker 7: that much that they both know.
Speaker 9: You know, Marcus traveled you know over there a lot,
Speaker 9: so as Jonathan. You know, Mark wrote a book called
Speaker 9: Except for Palestine. Mark got fired from CNN for being
Speaker 9: pro Palestine. And of course you know Jonathan green Blade
Speaker 9: is the head of the Anti Defamation League, so it'll
Speaker 9: be good to hear both of both of their perspectives
Speaker 9: on what's going on.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, when we come back, we got your
Speaker 7: room or report. Thank you for calling eight hundred and
Speaker 7: five eighty five one oh five one. That MANI we
Speaker 7: got rumors on the way when we're talking about.
Speaker 17: Yes, we are talking Jada still in the headlines. Her
Speaker 17: bug drops today though, so you know we're still talking
Speaker 17: about what's going on.
Speaker 1: So that's what we'll be talking about today.
Speaker 11: More Jada.
Speaker 7: Okay, we'll get into that next. It don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Good morning, Everybody's d J n V.
Speaker 7: Charlemagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 7: our guest co host mini meals with us this morning.
Speaker 7: Now we didn't say welcome this morning because you were
Speaker 7: still getting your makeup put on. Good morning, Yes, good
Speaker 7: morning for people just joining us. You're on one on
Speaker 7: one point one in Nashville to beat Nashville.
Speaker 16: I am.
Speaker 1: I called natural and white Atlanta the white Atlanta Alta.
Speaker 1: Why because it feels like white Atlanta. It does not
Speaker 1: when I go but it's like, you want to know
Speaker 1: what the black A second down, definitely, culture.
Speaker 7: A day, few days, definitely. Now you're the music director
Speaker 7: and the host over there. I am yep okay, and
Speaker 7: you're pregnant. Congratulations. Look your page yesterday and we were
Speaker 7: talking about, you know how it's been difficult the last
Speaker 7: thirty days.
Speaker 1: She's about the bus in the moment.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I see, not thirty days. Literally, this pregnancy in
Speaker 17: general has been hard. I mean it's my fourth one pregnancy. Yeah,
Speaker 17: I'm vetted up in here, you know, but it's just
Speaker 17: been difficult in general. I don't know because I got
Speaker 17: more kids, so I'm getting older.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm eight months. I guess because you're
Speaker 1: four weeks. I don't know what the what the terms
Speaker 1: is because you're.
Speaker 7: Pregnant and you still gotta be a mom, so you
Speaker 7: still got to do the things that you know you
Speaker 7: can't say, I can't do.
Speaker 1: You gotta do. I have tolerance. I have a four
Speaker 1: year old and a two year old, so all of
Speaker 1: that and pregnancy is a lot. But no more. I'm done.
Speaker 1: You're done. Charlemagne has four, I have six. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: not getting it. No, I'm done. Four's good. You've done,
Speaker 1: You've done. Yeah, I'm done that. I got a five
Speaker 1: year old and two year old, so I understand. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it's real. It's definitely real. All right, Well let's get
Speaker 1: to the room.
Speaker 3: Let's go. It's the rumor report.
Speaker 5: She wanted to tee.
Speaker 1: How you feel money? Well, that's good morning. I just
Speaker 1: wonder how precause you gotta get on the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: You know what's gonna be crazy?
Speaker 17: Okay, period, Okay, So entertainment, we're talking more Jada. How
Speaker 17: y'a feeling about talking about more Jada? I mean, the
Speaker 17: book drops today, so I feel like we kind of
Speaker 17: have to talk about. She keeps giving us stuff to
Speaker 17: talk about. So she made a few promo stops to
Speaker 17: defend her relationship with Will. It seems like things are
Speaker 17: kind of, I don't know, changing perspectives.
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 17: She put it up on Fat Joe to get her
Speaker 17: terror squad air force once, and while she was there.
Speaker 11: She kind of cleared some things up.
Speaker 1: Let's check it out.
Speaker 3: Me and Will we are in such.
Speaker 11: A good police.
Speaker 1: That's not what the tabloids. Tabloids and so everybody's sticking to.
Speaker 1: You know, we split up we've been.
Speaker 11: Separated, so it's like it with that, I'm just like
Speaker 11: we have been separated. But guess what, after the Oscars
Speaker 11: were back together.
Speaker 5: We came back to a little.
Speaker 16: Boy.
Speaker 3: He got a little and he said, Yo, will you
Speaker 3: know why I'm about to take.
Speaker 18: You that.
Speaker 3: I'm about to take you back?
Speaker 9: Will, Yes, there's been an energy shift. You know why
Speaker 9: there's been an energy shift? Why do you think because
Speaker 9: there was a conversation in the Smith household. Nobody can
Speaker 9: tell me different. So you think Will called him and
Speaker 9: nobody can tell me different. She went back on the
Speaker 9: Today's Show.
Speaker 1: But after being on the Today Show last running the show,
Speaker 1: I don't believe. I don't know who's running the show.
Speaker 9: I just know that there was a conversation had in
Speaker 9: that household because there was an energy ship for Fat Joe.
Speaker 9: There was any energy shift on Colbert and she went
Speaker 9: back on the Today's Show with Holder yesterday after just
Speaker 9: being there last week. So you think Will Willie will
Speaker 9: come on, y'all got common sense, y'all got common sense.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 17: I feel like, like I said, I don't know. It
Speaker 17: just seems like Jada's running things. I don't know why
Speaker 17: the turn of events. Why she's changing her mind all
Speaker 17: of a sudden and kind of going back on those things.
Speaker 17: But I mean, could I have to do with the
Speaker 17: book release?
Speaker 1: It was a conversation she had in that house now,
Speaker 1: but you're Smith something she wears the pant pants in
Speaker 1: the house.
Speaker 5: Don't we have a clip from you Today Show?
Speaker 1: Yes, me and Puff would never. We are in a
Speaker 1: place now that we are in a deep healing space
Speaker 1: and we are really concentrating on healing the relationship between us.
Speaker 11: So it may not be the divorce on paper, And
Speaker 11: there's no divorce on me, not on paper.
Speaker 1: There might not be a divorce in theory anymore. Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: we really have been working hard. You were divorced, not
Speaker 1: on paper. But now we might be a point where
Speaker 1: we're back together. We are working very hard at bringing
Speaker 1: our relationship, yes, bringing our relationship to forever.
Speaker 10: Back to a marriage again, back to a life partnership.
Speaker 9: I'm telling you, Jada Pinkett Smith was just on Today's
Speaker 9: Show with Holder last week and she's been separated from.
Speaker 1: Will for seven years or however long it was.
Speaker 9: And then you popped back on the Today's Show yesterday
Speaker 9: singing a different tune there was a talk in that house.
Speaker 1: I believe brother Will said you need to go clean
Speaker 1: all that up, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: And I don't know if the conversation was as intense
Speaker 9: as well when he was mad at his father leaving
Speaker 9: him again with a conversation.
Speaker 1: Was clearly had. I mean, well, I guess, I guess
Speaker 1: some type of conversation was had to be. But I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 17: Like you said, I mean, like the audio said, they're
Speaker 17: working on a life partnership. Has us pretty much confused,
Speaker 17: because even with the Oscar slap things, she was like that.
Speaker 17: She was confused about Will being so upset because he
Speaker 17: hadn't called her his wife, and sometimes so now with
Speaker 17: her saying that they're working on this partnership after the oscars,
Speaker 17: I don't know, it doesn't make a lot of.
Speaker 1: Sa There was a conversation had in that house.
Speaker 9: If Jada had that neuraliza for men in black, she
Speaker 9: would be hitting us all with it right now to
Speaker 9: make us forget everything.
Speaker 17: She said last week, Well, you know who's tired of
Speaker 17: all the Jada Slanda how mama? Okay, she's tired of
Speaker 17: everybody coming for her baby, and so she stepped in
Speaker 17: to defend Jada.
Speaker 6: But I do want to start out as your mama
Speaker 6: right to clarify some things because I'm a little tired.
Speaker 11: Of all the briall being thrown your way. I'm sick
Speaker 11: of it, and I just want to say that. You know,
Speaker 11: when you.
Speaker 14: Guys decided to separate, okay, that was the decision that both.
Speaker 2: Of you made.
Speaker 11: You're both separated. You did not cheat on Will.
Speaker 1: You're both both parties are living their lives both, okay,
Speaker 1: so it's.
Speaker 11: Not just you and I need to make that really clear.
Speaker 17: And you know, with big ups to moms on defending
Speaker 17: her baby because she is getting a lot of backlash
Speaker 17: right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but stuff like that just makes you want to
Speaker 1: ask more questions. Well, you know what that sounds like.
Speaker 7: That sounds like y'all Will both living your life, Like, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you did your little thing on the side because y'all
Speaker 7: was separated, so it was no cheating. But Will had
Speaker 7: this thing on the side as well. Yeah, both had
Speaker 7: separate lives. That's what the difference is. Will's thing on
Speaker 7: the side. Didn't do an interview with nobody and tell.
Speaker 17: Me that's the thing that's start We're getting too much
Speaker 17: information at one time that just like you said, it's
Speaker 17: just leaving us to ask more and more questions.
Speaker 9: Well guess but Jada won I sold. Amazon will be
Speaker 9: delivering my copy of word be between two pm and
Speaker 9: six pm today.
Speaker 1: She did what she had to do. I'm sure it's
Speaker 1: gonna be a lot of people behying that bucks. I'm
Speaker 1: getting my copy today too.
Speaker 5: It will be delivered between two and six pm today.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 9: I was in the middle of reading Domgue Ruiz's De
Speaker 9: Shaman's Path to Freedom. I put that to the side
Speaker 9: to get the white All right, give you won Jada.
Speaker 9: The book rollout was incredible. I've never seen a book
Speaker 9: roll out, one of the best ever.
Speaker 1: Well, I feel like people are still kind of questioning
Speaker 1: some things.
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 17: Jada was really open about a lot of her in
Speaker 17: her past, including selling drugs, and so Jim Jones.
Speaker 1: He questioned, you know, if Jada really sold Cracked.
Speaker 18: No, boy, my whole thing is, if you sold Cracking
Speaker 18: the nineties, nine times out of ten, there's still some
Speaker 18: Crackers in the neighborhood that can vouched that you were
Speaker 18: selling that. Butter, I don't know what Jada grew up at,
Speaker 18: but we need to go check and see they got
Speaker 18: some fiends that could verify that she was selling that thing.
Speaker 3: Back in the she had that butter.
Speaker 8: She had that butter on the block for sale.
Speaker 9: Now I missed Jada's selling crack thing that she said
Speaker 9: that she said, yeah, she said she didn't want to
Speaker 9: be a drug dealer's uh girlfriend that we got the clip.
Speaker 1: Even though I always had a regular job, I just
Speaker 1: wanted more financial freedom.
Speaker 11: I decided to sell drugs.
Speaker 1: So she was selling dopes so her brother could go
Speaker 1: to college. Why she ended up sleeping with that man?
Speaker 1: What man we to talk about? No note, were about
Speaker 1: to talk about.
Speaker 3: That in the morning.
Speaker 1: This was not a movie. This is not a movie.
Speaker 1: But when her brother wanted to go to college. Remember
Speaker 1: her brother was gonna go to college.
Speaker 19: And everything's not freshens, every day's not fresh, principal everything
Speaker 19: that I do remember, that's another movie. You can't put
Speaker 19: so many movies in the same miss crack man.
Speaker 9: I seen them people with that man to get the
Speaker 9: money for her brother to go to college, and any
Speaker 9: want going no morre and he ended up getting shot.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 1: That's what I remember.
Speaker 11: Man, That was the same movie.
Speaker 1: She got away. She did she did get away after
Speaker 1: her brother died, though her brother did that. That was
Speaker 1: first anyways, last I want to talk about which this.
Speaker 17: I have mixed feelings about it because j Cole, of course,
Speaker 17: he has the infamous line I want that Jada and
Speaker 17: that will love, you know. And I feel like, as
Speaker 17: these things were happening and people were talking about that
Speaker 17: line as if you know, is it credible anymore? When
Speaker 17: he performed it live and he actually left that part out.
Speaker 1: The crowd ain't even sing it.
Speaker 9: I know, I have no problem with Jay Cole suspending
Speaker 9: that line from the time, but no, but I spend
Speaker 9: that line for the time being until we read worthy
Speaker 9: and see what the hell going on? We got to
Speaker 9: suspend that line for you know, as a rapping performer,
Speaker 9: there's times where he doesn't say things and the crowd
Speaker 9: says the crowd. A crowd say, that's that's still up.
Speaker 9: That's up for us, up in the air for that
Speaker 9: all right, jury is still out. And if we want
Speaker 9: that Jada and that will love right now.
Speaker 1: I don't think nobody wants that right now.
Speaker 3: You gotta read worthy first.
Speaker 1: And then I'll say it for him.
Speaker 3: The crowd, like.
Speaker 5: When we come back we got front page.
Speaker 9: We don't know if they want Jada and we'll love
Speaker 9: with Jada and Pocolove at this point, but we got
Speaker 9: to read worthy first.
Speaker 1: That's right now, front PAGs. When we come back, it's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings
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Speaker 7: Charlemagne to God, we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
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Speaker 11: What's going on? Good morning, everybody, Breakfast Club family.
Speaker 1: Our co host Moni Mules is joining us today. Good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning, sweet let's start. Let's jump right into it.
Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 3: Last night, humble, I said, Joe, what to.
Speaker 1: Michael Pausing? You know me? Gilmore? All right, appreciate you
Speaker 1: for holding it down when we needed you. All right, Now,
Speaker 1: let's talk about the Speaker of the House.
Speaker 11: Yeah, a quick Speaker of the House up.
Speaker 10: They just reminded the Republicans Republicans still do not have
Speaker 10: a Speaker of the House after they asked Kevin McCarthy,
Speaker 10: which clearly after they did that, they didn't have a
Speaker 10: backup plan. And we can tell today they are expected
Speaker 10: to try again and they're going to try to leg
Speaker 10: Jim Jordan as the speaker.
Speaker 11: Here is the update.
Speaker 20: There's a lot of tension within the House Republican conference
Speaker 20: about this. They of course voted to evict Kevin McCarthy
Speaker 20: about two weeks ago. Then the next in line, Steve Scalice,
Speaker 20: did not get the votes.
Speaker 1: He withdrew. Now it's on speaker.
Speaker 20: Speaker would be Speaker Jim Jordan, who is officially the
Speaker 20: conferences nominee for this job. He has not locked up
Speaker 20: the votes yet, but he put out a new letter
Speaker 20: to his colleagues sounding the note of unity, calling for
Speaker 20: them to rally behind him. Some of his colleagues we'll
Speaker 20: find this ironic given that Jordan is often been on
Speaker 20: the agitator end of the spectrum.
Speaker 10: Well, just a reminder why this is important again, we
Speaker 10: are remember they just had averted the government shut down,
Speaker 10: so the government shutdown really is technically on Paul. So
Speaker 10: they'll be voting for that again in November, and we
Speaker 10: need a Congress to actually do that. And then, don't
Speaker 10: forget everything that's going on right now with Israel. They
Speaker 10: have prepared a two billion dollar package to aid Israel,
Speaker 10: and so again we need a Congress to be some
Speaker 10: adults in the room and decide what's what, and that
Speaker 10: will be hard to do without a Speaker of the House.
Speaker 11: So we'll see what happened with that vote today.
Speaker 7: Okay, now we're going to talk about Donald Trump a
Speaker 7: gag order. Did the gag order mean anything that Donald Trump?
Speaker 21: Probably not.
Speaker 11: In fact, there was a vote out there yesterday.
Speaker 10: I saw online with people taking a vote to see
Speaker 10: how long he would I guess not by this gag order.
Speaker 11: Remember a couple of weeks ago he got another gag order.
Speaker 10: But this is the judge overseeing the federal election interference
Speaker 10: case issued a gag order yesterday.
Speaker 11: Let's listen to the report.
Speaker 21: But in this case in Washington, DC, he has been
Speaker 21: He's made a series of attacks on special counsel Jack
Speaker 21: Smith and people who work for him and others involved
Speaker 21: in the case. And this hearing today was to decide
Speaker 21: whether the judge should impose a limited gag order, and
Speaker 21: at the end of two hours of arguing back and forth,
Speaker 21: she decided that she would do that. She's prohibiting foreign
Speaker 21: President Trump from maligning prosecutors in court personnel. It's not clear,
Speaker 21: by the way, if she included herself on that list.
Speaker 21: We'll find out when she issues the written order. And
Speaker 21: he's also prohibited from attacking witnesses in the context of
Speaker 21: this case.
Speaker 1: Didn't he already isn't like his second gag order? Didn
Speaker 1: You get a gag order a couple of months ago.
Speaker 11: A couple months agos cople weeks ago, back to back.
Speaker 10: You got the gag order that was about him talking
Speaker 10: about the judge's staff and and so you know, because
Speaker 10: he has said that the judge that one of the
Speaker 10: staff members was dating Mitch McConnell I believe, And so
Speaker 10: he got a gag order with that. This will be
Speaker 10: the second one that he got. And literally while he
Speaker 10: was in the hearing, he was posting about it. Literally
Speaker 10: while he was getting the gag order, he was talking,
Speaker 10: and he said the Trump gag order that the corrupt
Speaker 10: Biden administration is trying to obtain is totally unconstitutional. So
Speaker 10: he talked about the gag order again while he got
Speaker 10: the gag order the Georgia. The judge went on to
Speaker 10: say that mister Trump can certainly claim that he's being
Speaker 10: unfairly prosecuted, but I cannot imagine any other criminal case
Speaker 10: in which the defendant is permitted, permitted to call the
Speaker 10: prosecutor deranged or a thug, and I will not permit
Speaker 10: it here simply because he's running for a political office.
Speaker 9: Well, giving Trump a gag order is pointless as giving
Speaker 9: Nick Cannon the conduct Like you know, he's going to
Speaker 9: ignore it. It means absolutely nothing to him. And none
Speaker 9: of y'all gonna burn him for not using one and
Speaker 9: tell there's consequences.
Speaker 3: We picked that.
Speaker 1: Until there's consequences to the actions, you don't care, Like,
Speaker 1: what's the point of giving him a gag order when
Speaker 1: he violated you ain't go do nothing about it? What's
Speaker 1: the point? And what if the consequence of violating the
Speaker 1: gag order, Like if one of us regular folks was
Speaker 1: to get a gagored and we violated it. What would happen?
Speaker 1: I don't even know what would happened. What's the legal
Speaker 1: do they lock you up?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Well usually you can be held to content, you know,
Speaker 10: that can be Yeah, a whole lot, can have a
Speaker 10: regular person filelates a gag or.
Speaker 11: To buy a judge, you know.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 11: Well, one last quick update I.
Speaker 10: Wanted to give everybody because this is important. If you
Speaker 10: drive a Ford or Mercedes Bins. I drive Mercedes Bins,
Speaker 10: but I don't drive this particular car. There is a recall.
Speaker 10: So if you're out there rolling right now, two hundred
Speaker 10: and thirty thousand Ford Explorers are now being asked.
Speaker 11: To U I guess, get it checked out because they
Speaker 11: have a rollaway risk.
Speaker 10: And the Mercedes Benz is recalling five thousand, three hundred
Speaker 10: and twenty six vehicles of the twenty twenty two, twenty
Speaker 10: twenty three a MG SL fifty five and the AMG
Speaker 10: SL sixty three, and they believe the starters and the
Speaker 10: alternator electrical wiring may not be in place. So if
Speaker 10: you're out there rolling any of those two vehicles, make
Speaker 10: sure you turn it in and get it checked out.
Speaker 10: Want to make sure you're driving safe so I want
Speaker 10: to make sure everybody has.
Speaker 1: Quarter million cars. That's a lot. That's a lot.
Speaker 5: That's a lot cars recalled.
Speaker 1: That's a whole lot.
Speaker 7: Well, what usually happens if one person gets into an
Speaker 7: accident one of these cars and it finds to be
Speaker 7: a falsey part It could be from that one call,
Speaker 7: but they recall them just in case to make sure
Speaker 7: it doesn't happen again. So they recall every cause from
Speaker 7: that year model. But like you said, yeah, you don't
Speaker 7: blame me. You want to make sure everybody safe.
Speaker 1: And also too, back to the Trump thing, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at it now.
Speaker 9: It says that if he was to violate the gag order,
Speaker 9: the judge could give him a stern warning, financial af penities,
Speaker 9: possible home attention, or even incarceration before a trial. They
Speaker 9: ain't not gonna do none of at the Trump Nope,
Speaker 9: none of it. Nope, none, nope. I would like to
Speaker 9: see it, but it ain't gonna happen, not at all.
Speaker 9: All Right, Well that is Front page News.
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Speaker 7: All right, now, when we come back, we're gonna have
Speaker 7: a conversation with Jonathan Green Black. He's the director of
Speaker 7: the Anti Defamation League. We're gonna talk to him about
Speaker 7: everything that's going on with Israel and Palestina.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: And then next hour, Mark Lamont Hill will be joining us,
Speaker 7: Professor Mark Lamont Hill and he'll be breaking it down
Speaker 7: as well. A lot to discuss, So keep a lock.
Speaker 7: This the Breakfast Club on be et, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's DJ NV Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 7: the director of the Anti Defamation Lead, Jonathan green Black.
Speaker 1: Welcome back.
Speaker 8: Good morning, DJ.
Speaker 1: How you feeling this morning?
Speaker 8: You know, I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad I'm here.
Speaker 8: We've definitely got stuff to talk about.
Speaker 9: Man, what is going on in the world for people
Speaker 9: that don't know, don't understand what is going on in
Speaker 9: Israel and Godzla, what is happening?
Speaker 8: Look, these are dark days. I would say that this
Speaker 8: last week has probably been the toughest week of my
Speaker 8: adult life. So last Friday night, around one point thirty
Speaker 8: in the morning, I got a call from that of
Speaker 8: my Israel office, who lives in a town called Modeen,
Speaker 8: and she said, Jonathan, there are hundreds, maybe thousands of
Speaker 8: rockets coming into Israel. She said, I don't know exactly
Speaker 8: what's going on, but you need to know something's up.
Speaker 8: And so then I called my other staff in Israel
Speaker 8: and was basically up all night trying to figure out
Speaker 8: what was going on. And then I would say it
Speaker 8: was around six in the morning that we started to
Speaker 8: get word here of what had actually happened. So it
Speaker 8: turned out that those rockets that were sent by Ramas
Speaker 8: into you know, civilian targets in Israel were sort of
Speaker 8: a cover or a distraction for what was really happening,
Speaker 8: which was this terrorist infiltration and the massacres that took
Speaker 8: place up and down the Gaza border in all of
Speaker 8: these surrounding towns. And they were brutal, I mean, the
Speaker 8: stories that are still coming out, more than thirteen hundred
Speaker 8: civilians not just killed, although they were, I mean it
Speaker 8: was a slaughter.
Speaker 1: What he said, the largest were the largest number of
Speaker 1: Jewish people killed in one day since.
Speaker 8: The Holocaust Jesus is I think the largest active terrorism
Speaker 8: since nine to eleven. I think it's one of the
Speaker 8: largest acts of terrorism since the Second World War. And
Speaker 8: these people weren't just killed, I mean they were slaughtered.
Speaker 8: When as they slaughtered, they were raped, they were tortured.
Speaker 8: Babies were burned in their cribs. Children were executed in
Speaker 8: front of their parents. Parents were executed in front of
Speaker 8: their children. Elderly people were shot in the head at
Speaker 8: point blank range. And they didn't just kill Israeli Jews.
Speaker 8: Israeli Arabs were killed Asian people who live and work
Speaker 8: in Israel. There were videos of Thai people being killed.
Speaker 8: I saw one man a video of one man being
Speaker 8: He's bloodied, he'd been brutalized, being beheaded with a shovel.
Speaker 8: Filipino workers were killed. A lot of people died at
Speaker 8: this music festival. It was a music festival, a peace festival.
Speaker 8: And these men came in on like mechanized hand gliders
Speaker 8: of some sort with autotic weapons and gunned down approximately
Speaker 8: two hundred and sixty young people. These are boys and
Speaker 8: girls and teenagers. Shot them in the back. Some of
Speaker 8: the people who come in on land were dressed as
Speaker 8: Israeli medics. They were in like uniforms, you know, and
Speaker 8: they were in the parking lot. Apparently they stationed themselves
Speaker 8: in the parking lot. These men flew in and as
Speaker 8: I understand, the concert goers were filmed it on their
Speaker 8: phones because these people were coming in, they thought it
Speaker 8: was part of the show. It's like a rave shot
Speaker 8: at them, and the people ran and they ran to
Speaker 8: the parking lot and there were medics there who they
Speaker 8: thought came into help, and then the medics took out
Speaker 8: their guns because they were actually these terrorists and killed
Speaker 8: them all. They burned people alive in their cars. And
Speaker 8: of course the people that they didn't kill, that they
Speaker 8: didn't maime, that they didn't mutilate. They raped a lot
Speaker 8: of the women before they killed them. There were stories
Speaker 8: about women who were shot in the legs so they
Speaker 8: couldn't run and then raped. Some of them were killed,
Speaker 8: but a number of them and others were then seized
Speaker 8: and brought into Gaza. And so we know this because
Speaker 8: we have the footage. This is the thing. We have
Speaker 8: the footage of all of this because these people gleefully
Speaker 8: videoed it on their phones. It was a story that
Speaker 8: I heard about one girl who saw the video of
Speaker 8: her grandmother being killed because they came into her home.
Speaker 8: They had the grandmother, oh, give them her phone, open
Speaker 8: her phone, they videoed themselves killing the grandmother. Then they
Speaker 8: uploaded it to the WhatsApp chats on her phone. So
Speaker 8: that's how the grandmother saw her grandmother die in the
Speaker 8: family WhatsApp chat.
Speaker 1: Well, the grandmother saw her grandmother.
Speaker 8: The granddaughter, sorry if I said it wrong. The granddaughter
Speaker 8: learned that her grandmother had been killed because these men
Speaker 8: uploaded the video into into the family WhatsApp chat from
Speaker 8: the grandmother's phone. But they've seed a lot of these
Speaker 8: people and they've brought them into Gaza. And again we
Speaker 8: have the footage of all this. We have the footage
Speaker 8: of the murders. We have the footage of the torture.
Speaker 8: We have the footage of the beheadings, a footage of
Speaker 8: these people and Godza like. There's a number of videos
Speaker 8: you may have seen them. There's one video of a
Speaker 8: young woman battered and bleeding, forced out of a car,
Speaker 8: mocked by the crowd, and then lit on fire, set
Speaker 8: on fire in front of all of these people. There's
Speaker 8: a video another video I've seen of a young girl
Speaker 8: brought out of a car, bleeding from the crotch. I
Speaker 8: mean it's bloody, you know, and they're leading her through
Speaker 8: and they're chanting and whooping and hollering like she's some
Speaker 8: kind of trophy or something. So I mean, these things,
Speaker 8: these videos, like, I can't get them out of my mind.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: We talk about what happened in Rwanda, we talk about
Speaker 8: what happened in Cambodi, we talked about happened in the Holocaust,
Speaker 8: and these are like things over there, and I'm not
Speaker 8: minimizing them at all, but oftentimes these are incidents for
Speaker 8: which we don't have the live footage and it's hard
Speaker 8: for us to relate to them.
Speaker 1: Do you think this is start another World War?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I think America sent that big aircraft
Speaker 8: carry over there as a warning to the Iranians. Look again,
Speaker 8: Hamas is funded by Iran. The Hamas government. They don't
Speaker 8: trade with other countries, they don't build industry. Seventy percent
Speaker 8: of their budget comes from Iran. So again, this is so,
Speaker 8: how does it happen that they are at war with
Speaker 8: their own people, impoverishing them at they're war with Israel.
Speaker 8: It's because they don't have any accountability so America, and
Speaker 8: they're a proxy, They're a militia, they're like an extension
Speaker 8: of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, their army. Okay, So if
Speaker 8: Israel goes into Gaza, as they will, is that going
Speaker 8: to prompt other countries to get involved? I think America
Speaker 8: moved its aircraft carrier over there as assigned to the Iranians.
Speaker 8: Don't get involved, all right?
Speaker 7: We got more with Jonathan green Black when we come back,
Speaker 7: So don't move. It's the breakfast club in the morning.
Speaker 7: Morning everybody, as DJ NV Charlamageade, we are to breakfast club.
Speaker 7: We're still kicking it with Jonathan green Blad, he's the
Speaker 7: director of the Anti Defamation League, and we're talking Israel, Palestine,
Speaker 7: Gaza this morning. When the world sees a terrorist group,
Speaker 7: we usually go and try to find or get that
Speaker 7: terrorist group.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: How come that hasn't been the same for this case,
Speaker 1: or has it been?
Speaker 8: It's a really good question, ENPCE. So yeah, HAMAS is
Speaker 8: a foreign terrorist organization designated by the US State Departments
Speaker 8: of the governments. And yet I would say that the
Speaker 8: Israelis don't assassinate, kidnap, arrest, Hamas figures around the world.
Speaker 8: They don't do that. Maybe they should. They don't because
Speaker 8: they usually.
Speaker 1: Do that for other quote unquote terrorists groups.
Speaker 8: In the United States, has the United Kingdom has for sure.
Speaker 8: The Israelis don't do that. Maybe they should. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 8: the Israeli, I mean the Hamas. Like you know that wall,
Speaker 8: the terrible wall that's built in much of the West Bank.
Speaker 8: It's a terrible thing. It's a terrible thing. The Israelis
Speaker 8: built it after Hamas did a wave of suicide bombings.
Speaker 8: If you remember this, they had people strap themselves with
Speaker 8: explosives and go into cafes and dance clubs and go
Speaker 8: on public buses and thousands of Israelis were killed in
Speaker 8: the nineties. And that's why they did that. Sorry, it
Speaker 8: was the early two thousands of the nineties. Uh but
Speaker 8: you know, no, Actually, I'm wrong. It was the mid nineties,
Speaker 8: and it was in response to the Oslo Accords. It
Speaker 8: was in a response that pushed for a two state solution.
Speaker 8: Hamas doesn't want a two state solution. They don't they
Speaker 8: say it, they have demonstrated it. And again, when you
Speaker 8: butcher children, like when you behead babies, clearly you have
Speaker 8: reached a point where you do not think the other
Speaker 8: side are people. I mean, you do not think that Israelis,
Speaker 8: whether they call us Israelis or Zionis or Jewus, all
Speaker 8: the same. You don't think they're people. You think they're animals.
Speaker 8: You think they're less than animals. We don't burn animals alive,
Speaker 8: We don't behead animals, we don't rape animals.
Speaker 5: We don't do that.
Speaker 8: And I think you can clearly see through their actions
Speaker 8: that they regard these they regard Jews as subhuman. And
Speaker 8: you know, I think it's also hard for us, it's
Speaker 8: probably hard for your audience, Like, look twenty.
Speaker 1: Twenty three, Yeah, why is it still happen?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we got electric cars, artificial intelligence, we've cracked the
Speaker 8: genome code, we're trying to address climate change. I mean,
Speaker 8: you don't think, you don't expect that there are people
Speaker 8: out there who are so brainwashed and are so suffused
Speaker 8: with hate. But you know, I wrote this book. I
Speaker 8: was on your show talking about my book it could
Speaker 8: happen here, And the point of the book It could
Speaker 8: Happen here was what happens when hate goes to the unthinkable,
Speaker 8: and how can we stop it? Like, and the whole
Speaker 8: point of the book was when you use this hateful rhetoric,
Speaker 8: when you demonize people, when you dehumanize them, it creates
Speaker 8: a conditions in which genocide can happen. And so which
Speaker 8: why we got to stop it. Why we speak out
Speaker 8: against hate when we see it anti Semitism, anti black racism,
Speaker 8: anti you know, Hispanic xenophobia, you speak out against it,
Speaker 8: because if you don't see we got against hateful comments,
Speaker 8: it can you know, sort of like evolve, or can
Speaker 8: move up the chain from comments to actions, to systemic policies,
Speaker 8: to violence to genocide. And when I wrote that two
Speaker 8: years ago, it was certainly based on things like the Holocaust.
Speaker 8: It was based on things like Rwanda. It was based
Speaker 8: on what I thought the world had learned. And yet
Speaker 8: here we are, you know, literally sifting through the rubble
Speaker 8: and counting the bodies, trying to identify the victims in
Speaker 8: a way which suggests we haven't learned the lessons at all.
Speaker 9: What would you say to people who say that, because
Speaker 9: you said you've criticized the istual government before, Sure have
Speaker 9: MSNBC I saw something yesterday. It was said Israel's far
Speaker 9: right government fuel tensions with Hamath, what.
Speaker 8: Would you say to look at Kamas wrote their charter
Speaker 8: in nineteen eighty seven. Nineteen eighty seven, last year, the
Speaker 8: Israeli government was a coalition. It's a coalition government. They
Speaker 8: had Jews and Muslims in the government. They hadn't they
Speaker 8: had gay and straight and conservative and liberal. This government
Speaker 8: is certainly more conservative, more right wing than that one.
Speaker 8: But the fact of the matter is Hamas didn't change
Speaker 8: their charter when they were, you know, Palestinian Arabs in
Speaker 8: the Israeli government. So I don't think it matters who's
Speaker 8: in the Israeli government, bb Net and Yahoo in the
Speaker 8: government Hamas, I don't.
Speaker 1: Think so, and I can see so I do. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna do what they do regardless.
Speaker 8: Hamas is going to do what they do regardless. Hamas's
Speaker 8: charter hasn't changed. So it's certainly true that, like I
Speaker 8: have been, someone who's been pushing the Israeli government for
Speaker 8: years to negotiate with the Palestinian authority to try to
Speaker 8: find ways, try to explore, try to use their kind
Speaker 8: of political and moral imagination to find ways to bridge gaps.
Speaker 8: Because I meant what I said before, by two state
Speaker 8: solution but when, but when?
Speaker 2: The uh?
Speaker 8: When I see no public demonstrations in the Arab capitols,
Speaker 8: when I see no words from the Palestinian leadership, when
Speaker 8: I see them, in fact, celebrating and hooting and hollering
Speaker 8: and giving out candies, it feels like they don't want
Speaker 8: a two state solution, They want a final solution. And
Speaker 8: the final solution is the term that Hitler used to
Speaker 8: describe what he wanted for Europe, which was to exterminate
Speaker 8: all the Jews. And what we saw happen this weekend
Speaker 8: in Israel was an extermination of the Jews. And so
Speaker 8: for Jewish people like me, who live just two generations
Speaker 8: from genocide, is this isn't you know a book, This
Speaker 8: isn't some abstraction, This is reality.
Speaker 1: You think the US is doing enough?
Speaker 8: No, So I would like right now to make sure
Speaker 8: if Hamas is a foreign terrorist organization like you were
Speaker 8: asking Envy, like we shouldn't allow people to provide supplies
Speaker 8: or support for Hamas. We should give We should pressure
Speaker 8: Cutter where these people are living, all the leadership to
Speaker 8: extradct those people to Israel so they can stand trial
Speaker 8: for their crimes. We have a big military base and
Speaker 8: cutter there quote unquote an ally, there are also Hamas
Speaker 8: leadership in Turkey. We should pressure our allies in Turkey
Speaker 8: to have those people stand trial. We should make sure
Speaker 8: that there's not a single cent from anywhere and that
Speaker 8: goes to Haramas coffers. And finally, Iran. We need to
Speaker 8: be a lot tougher on Iran because Iran, if you
Speaker 8: cut off Iran and you cut off the flow of money,
Speaker 8: it would force Commas to realize they have to work
Speaker 8: with their neighbors, you know, and can't try to mutilate
Speaker 8: and murder them. So I think I'd like to see
Speaker 8: our country do more to quell the flow of money
Speaker 8: and arms and ideas from Iran to Ramas.
Speaker 7: Some of the big conversations with celebrities not mentioning it
Speaker 7: and wanted to know what your thought about it when
Speaker 7: they mentioned Drake or they mentioned dj Khalit whose kalid
Speaker 7: As Palestinian and Drake is Jush Well, so when you.
Speaker 1: See celebrities not talking about it, how do you feel
Speaker 1: about it?
Speaker 8: I feel sad, I feel a loan like celebrities didn't
Speaker 8: hesitate to say black lives matter, and they should like
Speaker 8: just so we're clear after the death of George Floyd.
Speaker 8: Of course they should. And you know, celebrities ran to
Speaker 8: talk about and influencers and people like I don't know
Speaker 8: exactly what Drake or DJ College said.
Speaker 1: Didn't know, they didn't say anything. People saying it, but
Speaker 1: they never do though they wouldn't.
Speaker 8: Yes, So like I don't. I don't want to pick
Speaker 8: on them in particularly celebrities in total, because they it's hard.
Speaker 8: I mean, as a Jewish person when you see when
Speaker 8: you look, I've stood for Black Lives Matter. I fought,
Speaker 8: you know, I fought to stop Asian hate. We launched
Speaker 8: the Asian American Vitition for goodness sakes, I'm I you know.
Speaker 8: I co chaired the sixteen vers that march on Washington
Speaker 8: with whoever now a few weeks ago. And I've proudly
Speaker 8: stood and we'll continue to with the NBA and the
Speaker 8: Urban League and LDF and all these groups. These are
Speaker 8: my friends, and their cause is just and I'm not
Speaker 8: going to stop. But like the Movement for Black Lives
Speaker 8: the talk that justifies the genocide of Jews, that says
Speaker 8: Zionism is racism, anti Zionism isn't just an anti Semitism.
Speaker 8: I used to say that. I used to say anti
Speaker 8: Zionism is anti Semitism because dehumanizing Jews, right, or saying
Speaker 8: I love the Jewish people. It's just the Jewish state
Speaker 8: that's illegitimate and needs to be destroyed. So I've said
Speaker 8: for years anti Zionism is anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: All right, man, there you have it. The director of
Speaker 1: the Anti Defamation League, Jonathan green Black. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning morning. Everybody is DJ n V Charlomagne the guy.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club. We have Moni Mills joining
Speaker 7: us today. Yes, right, she's from the Beat Nashville.
Speaker 1: But see, I'm like just category categorizing just Nashville. So
Speaker 1: I'm from d C. So I gotta shut out my
Speaker 1: DC people. I lived in South Carolina.
Speaker 17: That's kind of where I built my brand for like
Speaker 17: eight years. So shout out to the met three eight
Speaker 17: oh three.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 9: It's Luthor Money Mills. And you know sluthor Jonathan green Black. Uh,
Speaker 9: he runs the ad L, the Anti Defamation League. We
Speaker 9: just had him up here and uh, clearly he's pro Israel, right,
Speaker 9: that's right. And so next our marklemont.
Speaker 7: Hill will be here, Professor Marklemont Mark lemont Hill and
Speaker 7: Mark wrote a book called Except for Palestine.
Speaker 9: You know he's pro Palestine. He's pro Palestine. So you
Speaker 9: know we're gonna hear from marklemont Hill next hour.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 1: And I see the phone lines lighting up.
Speaker 9: I wish we could take some phone because I want
Speaker 9: I want our people to, yeah, just to see what
Speaker 9: the folks are saying, because I feel like, you know,
Speaker 9: this is a great conversation to be having. The reason
Speaker 9: it's a great conversation to be having because whether you
Speaker 9: like it or not, you know, your tax dollars are
Speaker 9: funding Israel's military.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not only that, you know, they just talked about
Speaker 1: deploying soldiers two thousand, two thousand soldiers over there. So
Speaker 1: absolutely definitely want to know.
Speaker 7: And there's so much going on, and you know, the
Speaker 7: reason we wanted to do that so that way you
Speaker 7: can hear from both sides and try to understand what's
Speaker 7: going on.
Speaker 1: Because you know, I'm confused, just like anybody else.
Speaker 9: You can't say, you know, you gotta you're worrying about
Speaker 9: things that are going on, and you know, your own
Speaker 9: backyard because the reality is you might have a friend
Speaker 9: that's being deployed that you sit in your backyard with.
Speaker 9: And like I said before, you know, US tax dollars
Speaker 9: are supporting Israel and it's military for seventy five years,
Speaker 9: so you should know where your money going. And I
Speaker 9: don't know about y'all, but I had to pay taxes yesterday.
Speaker 9: So being that I had to pay taxes yesterday, I
Speaker 9: need to know what my money going because yesterday was
Speaker 9: something serious. All right, all right, all praiser.
Speaker 1: Do to God though, I'm just good to have those
Speaker 1: conversations looking at me like that for now, because I
Speaker 1: had to pay my taxes yesterday too. Yeah, because yesterday
Speaker 1: was the tax deadline if you got your if you
Speaker 1: had an extension, oh yeah, and you wait to see
Speaker 1: the last minute. I waited the last minute. Let's do it.
Speaker 1: My financially too, I definitely got the clothes like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you need to pay this today. I said, it is
Speaker 1: what it is. I can't not pay it. So you know,
Speaker 1: I need to know what my tax dollars are going.
Speaker 9: So being at the US tax dollars have supported Israel
Speaker 9: in this military for seventy five years, I need to
Speaker 9: know what's going on over there.
Speaker 1: So March lamont he will be here next hour. That's
Speaker 1: right saying all that to say that, yes, yes, and
Speaker 1: we got rooms on away money what we were talking about, yes, Okay,
Speaker 1: So Drake has hit a huge milestone with Michael Jackson,
Speaker 1: so we'll be talking about that, all right, we'll get
Speaker 1: to that next it don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning morning, everybody. It's j n V.
Speaker 7: Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club and our
Speaker 7: guess co hosts money.
Speaker 1: Meals with us. Let's get right to the rooms. That's
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 11: I'm vetted up in here, you know.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's rude. I just wonder I pray.
Speaker 3: Because you got again on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: You know what's gonna be crazy.
Speaker 7: You ain't had your head phones up. It wasn't on
Speaker 7: your phones, wasn't on no, ok you didn't have the
Speaker 7: intro me.
Speaker 1: Okay, you heard okay, all right, apociated the intro? Yeah
Speaker 1: I heard it. Okay, let's get to the room. Port.
Speaker 17: There's been a lot of Drake slander in this studio.
Speaker 17: Where's your uh, Charlamagne, where's your Paula Santo? Yeah, wall yeah,
Speaker 17: we need that for Drake this morning.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 17: Anyways, we have some good news about Drake. However, he
Speaker 17: has tied Michael jacks Well, I don't know. I guess
Speaker 17: it might not be good news for everybody, but Drake
Speaker 17: has tied Michael Jackson on the Billboard charts his record
Speaker 17: first person shooter.
Speaker 1: Anybody familiar. Oh that's the one with Jake Cole, Right, yeah,
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 17: Anyways, that's not charge number one on the Billboard Hot
Speaker 17: one hundred, officially tying him to Michael Jackson's record for
Speaker 17: the mail act with the most number one records on
Speaker 17: the Billboard chart history. So they're at number thirteen. Okay,
Speaker 17: well they have thirteen number ones on the Billboard one hundred.
Speaker 17: Him and Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1: Were dropping the clues bombs to Drake. Drake will beat that, though,
Speaker 1: but congrats the tra will.
Speaker 9: I actually saw him say that he beat it already,
Speaker 9: but for some reason, they didn't count sickle mold. Sickle
Speaker 9: Mold was number one, but they didn't count it for
Speaker 9: some reason.
Speaker 17: Now that's a rushing Yeah, it's not. I don't see
Speaker 17: it on this list here, So I'm not sure. How
Speaker 17: are you feeling about though? You know him time with
Speaker 17: Michael Jackson, but times changing, you know when Michael Jackson,
Speaker 17: of course.
Speaker 1: You had to go out Jeda battle record.
Speaker 7: I mean it's a fair time change. I mean he's
Speaker 7: still he's still gonna beat the record. You know, Drake
Speaker 7: is still a phenomenal artist. You can't take that away
Speaker 7: from Drake.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I know. The first thing people say is
Speaker 1: Drake isn't know Michael Jackson. In the reality, he's not.
Speaker 1: But Drake is Drake and this is still an incredible feat.
Speaker 9: It is because if it wasn't, someone else would have
Speaker 9: done it already, nobody's done it, you know.
Speaker 1: So he did it. So saluted Drake.
Speaker 9: And he got Cole his first number one, and one
Speaker 9: of our producers, Brandon he said earlier, he said Drake
Speaker 9: only got that number one because of Cole. I will
Speaker 9: push back and say that's not true, because Drake got
Speaker 9: what seven of the top ten records on Billboard right now,
Speaker 9: And yep, this is Cole's first number one. Corey has
Speaker 9: done a lot of features and a lot of his
Speaker 9: own songs, it never had a number one.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised all my life with a Dirk was number one.
Speaker 17: I'm surprised too, actually, I mean, not to go through
Speaker 17: them all of them, but I mean God's Plan of
Speaker 17: course was one, which was a big one. Way too
Speaker 17: Sexy was another one. So I mean some Tuessey slide.
Speaker 17: Everybody was doing a tucy slide accomplishing.
Speaker 1: Everybody was not doing the damn too is. Everybody was
Speaker 1: doing it. Your kids were doing it to you, they
Speaker 1: were not. That touessy slide came and went. That was
Speaker 1: That's when the Drake most trash records, but it was
Speaker 1: the number one nonetheless did what it was supposed to.
Speaker 7: But it's because Drake has such a huge fan base
Speaker 7: that is always so curious about his music. So Drake
Speaker 7: can put out a record and everybody number one, everybody's
Speaker 7: going run the scream it and then radio is going
Speaker 7: rush to play it.
Speaker 9: When you combine those two things, you're going charge high.
Speaker 9: But I think that's not act like Tuccie slide. But
Speaker 9: I think that's the slide was for a demographic.
Speaker 1: It was it was a lot of kids doing they
Speaker 1: were you just just because you wasn't happy, Just because
Speaker 1: you wasn't Everybody was not doing it to say. Everybody
Speaker 1: that said there was a demographic.
Speaker 2: That was it, you know it.
Speaker 1: But they did that and those were probably paid. You
Speaker 1: shut up, man, He's what I'm saying. Why not be
Speaker 1: making me hate?
Speaker 3: I was giving that.
Speaker 1: It was you people, weren't. You got me on here
Speaker 1: telling the truth of y'all't want me to tell the truth?
Speaker 1: Fake props slide. That's whatever side left. But let's not
Speaker 1: focus on Tessie slide. Focus on Uh there's number.
Speaker 5: One time, okay.
Speaker 17: But speaking of number one, uh, Like I said, Drake
Speaker 17: and Michael Jackson has had with thirteen, but Rihanna is
Speaker 17: actually ahead fourteen number one, Mariah Carey went nineteen and
Speaker 17: then of course the Beatles were twenty. So I'm sure
Speaker 17: Drake will can continue to climb. But that's what the
Speaker 17: records are looking like for the most.
Speaker 1: I mean, the guy's only what thirty six six seven?
Speaker 17: Okay, yea, because they're trying to hold him old. I'm like, dang,
Speaker 17: thirty six old.
Speaker 9: Now he keeps going at this pace, you know, with
Speaker 9: this type of fan base, he can break a lot
Speaker 9: of those records.
Speaker 1: He will, especially with the way screaming and stuff set up.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jake will always be Drake. That's my opinion. Drake
Speaker 1: fan here.
Speaker 17: Anyways, Prayers going out to Dad I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, are we playing to tucy slide? No?
Speaker 17: No, no, no, no, okay, okay. So prayers went out
Speaker 17: to DC Young Fly. Not sure if you saw or not,
Speaker 17: but he did announce the death of his sister. So
Speaker 17: he shared with us on social media that this is
Speaker 17: actually his third loss over the past year. He lost
Speaker 17: his cousin. Of course, he lost Shackie. Oh and so
Speaker 17: now he lost his sister. So definitely want to send
Speaker 17: some major love out the DC Young Fly.
Speaker 9: Always absolutely that was stend in healing energy. The DC
Speaker 9: young Fly press off his family real press. I saw
Speaker 9: that yesterday and put one in the air.
Speaker 1: He's definitely a strong dude, strong dude. I also want
Speaker 1: to talk about Holle Bailey.
Speaker 17: I guess I have mixed feelings about talking about this
Speaker 17: because I'm like, okay, if she wants us to be
Speaker 17: a private thing, I don't feel right.
Speaker 1: Talking about it. But I mean it's out there. She
Speaker 1: is in photos with DDG.
Speaker 17: She has on like this big oversized sweater and anyway,
Speaker 17: she obviously looks very pregnant in these photos.
Speaker 1: I think you would know better than us. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know what a bump.
Speaker 9: You got six kids, you mean, but I say, Hoighy
Speaker 9: pregnant every two months.
Speaker 17: Well, she had a photo that came out, which I
Speaker 17: mean it could have been old or whatever, but she
Speaker 17: didn't look pregnant at all, so I was kind of
Speaker 17: I've kind of been going back and forth about it.
Speaker 17: This one definitely steals the deal. I don't know, you know,
Speaker 17: if it's a privacy thing, unfortunately, because her life is
Speaker 17: not private.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, it is what it is. I've
Speaker 1: had a pregnancy where I didn't want to like tell
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 7: I don't want her to have a little mermaid so bad.
Speaker 7: Every couple of months, y'all say Holly is pregnant.
Speaker 1: But I guess you just don't believe it until I don't.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know that's but did you see
Speaker 1: these photos? But literally there is a rumor every other
Speaker 1: month that she's pregnant. Am I making this up? Well
Speaker 1: it started.
Speaker 17: We just steals the deal, however, but I don't know,
Speaker 17: we'll see. I guess maybe a little burmaid.
Speaker 1: Good luck to them.
Speaker 17: Fans have been reacted to the picture anyways, if she has.
Speaker 17: Congratulations to Hollie.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well thank you for that. There you go, Yes,
Speaker 1: we're giving that donkey.
Speaker 9: Two man for after the hour. We need this police
Speaker 9: unit to come to the front of the congregation from Nebraska.
Speaker 9: I think that is Sarpie County Sheriff's office. I feel
Speaker 9: like there's an unjust arrest out there that happened that
Speaker 9: we need to discuss for after the hour. All right,
Speaker 9: we'll get to that, and you got two s slot.
Speaker 9: We'll just play top of the Hour.
Speaker 1: We don't come on. They requested from Charlotte. Play that,
Speaker 1: play the place sexy right now. Play Rich Baby Daddy.
Speaker 1: Now that's the joint. Play a little bit of Tusie slide.
Speaker 1: Body need Tuccie slide. That's a waste of a spin.
Speaker 1: Play rich Baby Daddy. Man, that's the Breakfast Baby Dad,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 5: Up to today's time.
Speaker 1: Damn, he hogged.
Speaker 3: It's time for donkey, I mean trying to beat donkey today.
Speaker 2: No more.
Speaker 1: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 1: not making these people do these things called donkey of
Speaker 1: the day, And it really caught me off guard.
Speaker 11: Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey.
Speaker 1: Out of the day today?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 9: Wow, jesshilarious Donkey today for Tuesday, October seventeenth goes the
Speaker 9: police officers in Nebraska. I think it's the Sarpy County
Speaker 9: Sheriff's office today is the seventeenth right, Yes, it is
Speaker 9: now an unjust the rest happen, you know, unjust the
Speaker 9: rest happen all the time in this country. I have
Speaker 9: no problem with law enforcement locking up individuals who actually
Speaker 9: commit crimes, and everybody is innocent until proven guilty in there.
Speaker 1: But this arrest is simply not right.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 7: There's a forty one year old man named Ryan Smith
Speaker 7: who was arrested for burglary, criminal trustpassing, and tampering with
Speaker 7: physical evidence. Serious charges, Okay, nothing to play with at all,
Speaker 7: But I don't think he should have had the charges
Speaker 7: in the first place.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 7: Ryan works at a funeral home named Mid America First Call,
Speaker 7: and that company removes transports and bombs and creamates bodies.
Speaker 7: He's responsible for transporting dead bodies to and fro back
Speaker 7: and forth, and last week he decided to have sex.
Speaker 1: With a.
Speaker 3: Sex doll.
Speaker 1: I know what y'all thought I was gonna say. You
Speaker 1: thought I was gonna say he was giving the stiffy
Speaker 1: to a stiff.
Speaker 9: You thought I was gonna say he out here cutting
Speaker 9: corpse coachie giving that d to the day.
Speaker 5: No, he wasn't doing that.
Speaker 9: What had happened was he was having sex with a
Speaker 9: life stile sex doll that belonged to a dead man
Speaker 9: and he was transporting.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: According to WOWT Nebraska, Ryan and a colleague went to
Speaker 1: go collect the body of a dead man who died
Speaker 1: in natural death. That man owned a life size sex
Speaker 1: doll that caught the eye of Ryan. Like, Ryan walked
Speaker 1: in the house, He's going to get the dead body,
Speaker 1: but he saw the sex doll. He's like, ooh. Now
Speaker 1: Ryan must have been thinking about this life size sex
Speaker 1: doll all day long, because he allegedly called the property
Speaker 1: manager of the apartment complex and claimed the Sarpy County
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office was sending him back to the unit to
Speaker 1: collect the sex doll so it could be.
Speaker 9: Swabbed for a biopsy. What's the property manager founders are?
Speaker 7: So of course he denied in the request for that
Speaker 7: didn't stop Ryan, Oh, they didn't stop o Ryan.
Speaker 1: Ryan went back to help himself. He went back into
Speaker 1: the dead man's apartment. Now I have a question, is
Speaker 1: it trustpassing if the person's dead? Mm? See, everybody just
Speaker 1: wroom thinking about this lesson.
Speaker 5: Trust prapping up the person.
Speaker 9: The person lived by hisself and he's dead and he
Speaker 9: got no family, and you know he's dead and heir.
Speaker 1: Is that trust passing? He ain't got no family? About
Speaker 1: this for a second. No, well yes, if he has family,
Speaker 1: no family, it was just him, then no, there's nobody
Speaker 1: to file charge. That's all I'm saying. Right, So it's
Speaker 1: not trespassing, That's what I'm saying. So Ryan went back
Speaker 1: to this apartment because he knew that the tenant was
Speaker 1: no longer with us, all right, So I just want
Speaker 1: you to think about this is a trustpassing? If the
Speaker 1: person is dead, you think, so mony, who is he
Speaker 1: trespassing against? Because there's nobody there, But it's still not
Speaker 1: his who is it?
Speaker 16: That is?
Speaker 3: That's all?
Speaker 1: And I know for a fact the person ain't dead
Speaker 1: because I put him in a little freezer early. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm saying, tend you this story. It's getting good now.
Speaker 9: Ryan got busted by the property manager because the property
Speaker 9: manager heard noises coming from inside the apartment.
Speaker 1: Not noises.
Speaker 9: Coming from the apartment. We got we got some veillance everywhere.
Speaker 9: Breakfast club can get all kind of audio and videos.
Speaker 9: The apartment was dead bolted and locked with a chain,
Speaker 9: you know. But then Ryan walked out with his clothing
Speaker 9: to shovel, you know, buckling up his pants, and he
Speaker 9: warned the manager he would return with a.
Speaker 1: Warrant for the doll. No, yes, he fell in love,
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Good is this rubber poom poom? Ryan wenting there, he
Speaker 9: hit probably didn't even wash it out either. That dead
Speaker 9: man been skeating in that plastic.
Speaker 5: Doll for who knows how long.
Speaker 9: And Ryan just went back to the house and ran
Speaker 9: up in the rubber raw and it was so good
Speaker 9: that when he got caught by the property manager, he
Speaker 9: told the property manager, I'm coming back with a warrant
Speaker 9: to get that, all right, I would not be denied.
Speaker 1: Goddamn.
Speaker 9: Now, the property manager called the police because he thought
Speaker 9: Ryan would come back, break in and steal property. Investigators
Speaker 9: arrived and noticed that several items inside the union had
Speaker 9: been moved since the death investigation earlier that day, And
Speaker 9: now officers are planning to request the NA samples from
Speaker 9: the doll.
Speaker 1: And Ryan was fired from his job at the funeral home.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm calling it audible.
Speaker 1: I gotta call an audible on this one. The police
Speaker 1: did their job all right round, applaud the police. Okay,
Speaker 1: I didn't read this whole story.
Speaker 9: Ryan is getting donky of the day because Ryan, you
Speaker 9: could have just took a picture of the doll.
Speaker 1: Okay, you could have got the model number, the serial number,
Speaker 1: the brand name, whatever it was. You could have went
Speaker 1: and bought your own sex doll.
Speaker 7: You Now, sometimes you know, if you look at a
Speaker 7: woman and you know that's a once in a lifetime woman,
Speaker 7: you like, Damn, I'll never see a woman like that.
Speaker 5: Ever, Again, this isn't the case.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe it is expensive. He got a job, he
Speaker 1: got a joke, he got a job, he worked at
Speaker 1: the funeral home. You could have went and bought your
Speaker 1: own doll. Not only did you lose your job and
Speaker 1: put plastic over your paper. Do you know how nasty
Speaker 1: it is to be putting your poenix, your penix junior
Speaker 1: into a sex doll that somebody else is already filled
Speaker 1: with that gentleman's relish. Please let me Ma give Brian
Speaker 1: Smith the biggest sea hull. He he haw he ha,
Speaker 1: stupid motherfucker. Are you dumb?
Speaker 7: M M no, no, what but you said when he
Speaker 7: walked in, you said, he looked at the doll, and
Speaker 7: the doll looked back at him.
Speaker 1: So you can't buy enough a doll. That that's a
Speaker 1: connection that they have. Yeah, if it's one thing we
Speaker 1: learned really justifying this.
Speaker 9: That he's stupid, that's a little that's a little rereal,
Speaker 9: that's what. That's a little rereal. But that's my that's
Speaker 9: my brother. Mama, don't let me walk into the playground
Speaker 9: by hisself. I gotta hold his hand.
Speaker 1: I mean, that is a little off just to find
Speaker 1: a connection.
Speaker 9: I let his hand go. He's gonna go run in
Speaker 9: the highway and start playing with the cars coming, you know.
Speaker 15: What I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what pray.
Speaker 11: You gotta pray.
Speaker 1: I pray. That's what we pray for. He pray for
Speaker 1: little Read. Make sure you got his helmet on too.
Speaker 1: That's my little that's my hand.
Speaker 9: The bathroom, I'm gonna I'm gonna take you. I ain't
Speaker 9: hold I ain't I'm gonna take you. Put your helmet on,
Speaker 9: I'll take you. I want I don't want you to
Speaker 9: hurt yourself on the way to the goodness.
Speaker 1: No, that's very bizarre. Ryan is wild for that. Wow boy,
Speaker 1: Yeah wild wild boy could have bought another one. You
Speaker 1: want to play a game, We'll tell BT piece and
Speaker 1: then we play a game BT I see later piece
Speaker 1: BT Alright, let's play a game of guess what.
Speaker 11: Ray.
Speaker 9: Ryan Smith, forty one years old works at the funeral home.
Speaker 9: Was transporting a dead body, but a sex dog caught
Speaker 9: his eye, so he went back to have sex with
Speaker 9: the sex doll.
Speaker 5: Oh, he's from Nebraska, miney, guess what?
Speaker 1: Dang, I gotta guess who race he is more? Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna just help you. Spanishish, tell me watch Spanish.
Speaker 1: I just didn't want to say white. Everybody's thinking wow, money.
Speaker 18: And he was.
Speaker 3: I know he's white, but no he was Spanish.
Speaker 9: Jesus Christ j y and b Ryan Smith, forty one
Speaker 9: years old from Nebraska, worked at the funeral home. Walking
Speaker 9: into an apartment to trans for the dead body, saw
Speaker 9: sex doll that caught his eye, decided to go back
Speaker 9: and have sex with it.
Speaker 1: Dj envy what right white?
Speaker 9: Dj envy Manny. One of you is wrong, one of
Speaker 9: you was after right, and the correct person is DJ
Speaker 9: Ryan Smith Caucasi.
Speaker 1: He looks like he would do something like that. That's
Speaker 1: January sixth, Capitol right, white, look at him. Look, look,
Speaker 1: I hate this show. I love it.
Speaker 8: Hate this show.
Speaker 1: I can see why people hate it, but I love it.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. All right, let's get serious now. Yes,
Speaker 1: we got a guest coming in.
Speaker 9: Yes, Mark Lamont Hill, professor hells right, he's written a
Speaker 9: book called Except for Palestine. That's right, absolutely, for the
Speaker 9: Liberation of the Palestinians. And we had Jonathan green Black,
Speaker 9: head of the ad L here, last album. And we'll
Speaker 9: just continue the discussion.
Speaker 7: Continue this conversation. That's right, Israel and Gaza and Palestine. Yes,
Speaker 7: all right, so we'll talk to him when we come back,
Speaker 7: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club on morning.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is DJ env Charlamage the God. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 7: you got the brother Mark Lamont Hill. Morning morning, y'all.
Speaker 9: Last hour, we had Jonathan Green Black here from the
Speaker 9: head of the ad L. And you know, of course
Speaker 9: he's he's I would say pro Israel, that's safe to say.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, yeah, yes, And you know, Mark, I was
Speaker 1: thinking about all the people that I know who've been
Speaker 1: to Israel, been to Pakistan, who's been speaking about this
Speaker 1: issue for.
Speaker 5: A long time.
Speaker 1: For a long time, Mark has not only just been
Speaker 1: one of them, Marcus taking bullets, you know, for speaking
Speaker 1: out and being pro Palestine. Can you detail people of
Speaker 1: what's going on there from your view, because you would
Speaker 1: get to the heck lettle b and then he could
Speaker 1: talk about that so people can understand it. A lot
Speaker 1: of Jonathan Firstan because people might not know this is
Speaker 1: a new hour, they might not know what's going on.
Speaker 9: They connect because Jonathan is replying to the event instead
Speaker 9: of taking place in Israel and then Gaza over the last.
Speaker 8: Week or two.
Speaker 9: I think where he and I agree one hundred percent
Speaker 9: is that this is an awful and unprecedented tragedy. There's
Speaker 9: no way to even wrap your mind fully around what
Speaker 9: it means for over a thousand.
Speaker 1: People to be killed.
Speaker 9: Correct, The attacks that happened in Israel were devastating. As
Speaker 9: someone who believes in justice, and as someone who believes
Speaker 9: in human rights, and as someone who believes that international
Speaker 9: law and rules of war have to be followed, I
Speaker 9: would say and I'm speaking from me and lots of
Speaker 9: other people, but I'm almost representing my opinion right now
Speaker 9: that Hamas's attack was a violation of international law. As
Speaker 9: an organization rooted in Islamic principles, it's also violation of
Speaker 9: religious law to attack civilians, to attack innocence, even in
Speaker 9: times of war. If I took the law off the table,
Speaker 9: just basic decency, I would say this is awful.
Speaker 1: So we agree on that.
Speaker 9: Where we disagree very quickly is how we make sense
Speaker 9: of how we got here and what we do moving forward.
Speaker 9: History didn't start on October seven, and oftentimes we see
Speaker 9: this in the United States when a target gets blown
Speaker 9: up or set on fire, or a police car gets
Speaker 9: slipped over or whatever. Whether we agree or disagree with
Speaker 9: the action, at that moment, the media starts to say,
Speaker 9: look at these animals, look at these savages.
Speaker 5: I can't believe they did that.
Speaker 9: And if you were to come up from another planet
Speaker 9: and watch this, you would think that history started on
Speaker 9: ferguson the night that got set on fire. You would
Speaker 9: think that the world just started at these moments, when
Speaker 9: in fact, there's a long history that gets you there.
Speaker 5: Israel has been in apartheid.
Speaker 9: State since nineteen forty eight, so seventy five years, yeah,
Speaker 9: seventy five years. It has been an occupying power since
Speaker 9: nineteen sixty seven, right, fifty six years, yeah, and it
Speaker 9: has been it is held the guys in people in
Speaker 9: particular under siege since two thousand and six, seventeen years
Speaker 9: going on eighteen in January.
Speaker 1: So these are the things that get you there. And
Speaker 1: the people of Gaza are catching hell. This isn't ordinary. Hell,
Speaker 1: this isn't normal, just inequality.
Speaker 9: We're talking about not having access to clean water, it's
Speaker 9: a potable water right, not having access to schools, being
Speaker 9: constantly under siege, where you're getting bombs, you're getting shot at,
Speaker 9: you're vulnerable to premature death every single day. This is
Speaker 9: what they're dealing with for the last seventeen years. And
Speaker 9: so when Hamas emerges and engages in his activiolence, which
Speaker 9: is not excusable because I don't want everbody's say he's
Speaker 9: trying to excuse me.
Speaker 5: I'm not excusing me.
Speaker 9: I'm saying it's inexcusable, right, But we have to understand
Speaker 9: where it starts and when you put people in an
Speaker 9: open air prison, which is what Gaza is it's an
Speaker 9: open air prison.
Speaker 5: You have to expect people to respond.
Speaker 8: At some point.
Speaker 9: So whose fault is the condition gots in is in Hammas,
Speaker 9: because that's in Hamas been in control since six So
Speaker 9: the Hamasa. Yeah, I mean it's the right question, right,
Speaker 9: And what Jonathan would say, what a lot of pro
Speaker 9: israel folk woul say, is well, you know, all the
Speaker 9: Jewish settlers left in two thousand and five, and Hamas
Speaker 9: took over in two thousand and six, and therefore whatever happens,
Speaker 9: that's on y'all. The problem is Pilotitians have not had
Speaker 9: one minute, not one minute of self determination in those
Speaker 9: seventeen years. In other words, yeah, they left. It would
Speaker 9: be like if you were in a prison and they say, okay,
Speaker 9: all the guards left, but you're still in prison. We're
Speaker 9: still on the border of the prison. You still can't
Speaker 9: get out of the prison, right you STI don't have
Speaker 9: any more food, and we control it, right God. Israel
Speaker 9: controls Gaza by land, by air, and by sea. It
Speaker 9: controls the population registry, It controls the electromagnetic sphere. It
Speaker 9: controls everything that goes in and everything that goes out.
Speaker 9: It is military. It is effectively controlling or effectively occupying
Speaker 9: gays of just from the outside. And so no, they
Speaker 9: haven't had an opportunity for self determination. They have had
Speaker 9: an opportunity to build. They are under occupation in a
Speaker 9: different way, but the same as the people in the
Speaker 9: West Bank. And so it is a very very, very
Speaker 9: different situation. That's not to say that Hamas is perfect.
Speaker 9: There are lots of stuff about Hamas I disagree with.
Speaker 9: I disagree with religious rule in general, and Hamassa is
Speaker 9: rooted again, they come from it, as Jonathan accurately said,
Speaker 9: their roots are in the Islamic Brotherhood of Egypt, and
Speaker 9: they do have a vision of freedom that is rooted
Speaker 9: in Islamic principles. I happen to disagree with with religious governments.
Speaker 1: I agree with that.
Speaker 9: There's other critics that have this critic to have every government,
Speaker 9: but it's important to acknowledge Hamas is a government, and
Speaker 9: you can't have it both ways. Sometimes they'll say, well,
Speaker 9: Hamas is a terrorist organization. You can't talk to them,
Speaker 9: you can't deal with them, you can't do this, you
Speaker 9: can't do this, and that kind of language makes it
Speaker 9: impossible to have a diplomatic or political solution. They make
Speaker 9: it seem as if the only thing you can do
Speaker 9: is blow them up because they're not a government.
Speaker 5: They're not a government.
Speaker 7: So what is your thoughts with the US, you know,
Speaker 7: bringing the largest aircraft carrier or ship out to show
Speaker 7: support of Israel.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on that which you're saying with
Speaker 1: all the things?
Speaker 7: Nobody said anything beforehand, but now it seems like they're
Speaker 7: getting support of the US.
Speaker 1: What's your thought?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: And part of the problem is a lot of US
Speaker 5: were right.
Speaker 9: Three point six or three point eight billion dollars a
Speaker 9: year agoes from United States to Israel. We fund the occupation.
Speaker 9: And that's why mereau. If y'all wonder why you should care,
Speaker 9: because you pay for it. Right, This could not happen
Speaker 9: without anybody else's help, but the US. The US has
Speaker 9: offered weapons. They've offered weapons to make sure that israelways
Speaker 9: has the best weapons to call a qualitative edge. They've
Speaker 9: made sure that technologies come through. We support this thing.
Speaker 9: What the US is doing right now with the aircraft
Speaker 9: carrier is a very small drop in the bucket compared
Speaker 9: to what the US has done, not since nineteen forty eight,
Speaker 9: but certainly since the nineteen sixties and nineteen really the
Speaker 9: nineteen seventies with regard to support for Israel. And that's
Speaker 9: the thing we should be outraged about. We should be
Speaker 9: outraged at Biden's response, We should be outraged about many
Speaker 9: members of the US Congress's response.
Speaker 1: We should be outraged by lots of people.
Speaker 9: Again, you should have been outraged when those innocent Israeli
Speaker 9: children were killed. Their lives are worth something. They're worth
Speaker 9: the same as palasating because their lives are worth something.
Speaker 9: All of our lives are worth something, right, But the
Speaker 9: outrage can't just be for Israeli kids. They got to
Speaker 9: be for kids in Palestine. They got to be for
Speaker 9: kids in Armenia, they gotta be for kids in I
Speaker 9: mean everywhere. But in this issue, it got to be
Speaker 9: for everybody on the table. Do you think it's because
Speaker 9: people are seeing it right now.
Speaker 5: But they're saying palasin and kids.
Speaker 1: Do you know what it is?
Speaker 5: It's the language that we use.
Speaker 9: They they use a language of Even when Jonathan was
Speaker 9: talking respectfully, there's a way that we start to talk
Speaker 9: about this is barbaric.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 9: When you start using words like barbaric, when you start
Speaker 9: to frame people as sub human or inhuman. That is
Speaker 9: a deep problem now, Jonathan gold Black, Green Black, excuse me.
Speaker 9: Jonathan green Black rightly pointed out that there's a long history.
Speaker 9: He alluded to, there's long history of Jewish people being
Speaker 9: constructed as subhuman and as animal.
Speaker 7: We got more with Mark Lamont Hill when we come back.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is the DJ.
Speaker 7: Envy Charlamagne the guy we are to Breakfast Club. We're
Speaker 7: still kicking in with Mark Lamont Hill as he breaks
Speaker 7: down what's happening overseas with Palestine hamas in Israel, Charlamagne,
Speaker 7: why do people.
Speaker 1: Have to be pro Israel or pro Palestine? Like, I'm pro,
Speaker 1: I don't want to see kids get killed. I'm pro
Speaker 1: I don't want to see anothent civili, I'm anti war Like,
Speaker 1: why do people have to pick this side?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 9: I don't understand at this moment, we can all say
Speaker 9: we don't want violence. I agree, you don't have to
Speaker 9: know about the issue. Look, I just don't want to
Speaker 9: see anybody die. That's where I'm mad at this moment.
Speaker 9: I don't want to see another Israeli child dead. I
Speaker 9: don't want see another Palestinian child dead. I don't want
Speaker 9: to see anybody die, not just children, don't. I don't
Speaker 9: want nobody to die. But the problem is, if you
Speaker 9: say that you are pro Israel as it is currently constituted,
Speaker 9: then you are saying that you are in support of
Speaker 9: a government that is systematically colonizing people, that is systematically
Speaker 9: displacing people, that is systematically stealing people's land, that is
Speaker 9: systematically ethnically cleansing people, as we see in Guys are
Speaker 9: right now, those people leave Guys and can't come back.
Speaker 9: They've been ethnically cleansed.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: If you say you pro Palestine, then they'll say you
Speaker 1: pro Hamas.
Speaker 9: Here's the difference. If I say I'm pro Hamas, I'm
Speaker 9: saying I'm pro Hamas, right. I can be pro Palestinian
Speaker 9: and support Palasilian self determination and still disagree with Hamas.
Speaker 9: The problem is Israel as it is constructed, Israel as
Speaker 9: it is defined. Israel, by its own definition, is not
Speaker 9: a state of all of its citizens, by virtue of
Speaker 9: being a Jewish state, and by virtue of giving people
Speaker 9: different rights based on whether or not they are Jewish,
Speaker 9: by virtue of the fact that Palestinians have different rights
Speaker 9: and privileges. Even those who are citizens of Israel, Arab
Speaker 9: stisms of Visuel have different rights rules. You'll say that's
Speaker 9: a lie. There are Palastinians and our kinnected. They're Palstinian
Speaker 9: members in a supreme court. Palasinians at the exact same rights.
Speaker 9: There are about sixty laws on the books that show
Speaker 9: a difference, either facially or in practice in terms of
Speaker 9: how people get treated based on whether or not they
Speaker 9: are an Arab or not. Even for Arab sisms of Israel.
Speaker 9: Right now, people in the West Bank don't have rights
Speaker 9: and freedoms. So the way Israel is constructed, it is
Speaker 9: by definition operating against the interests of Palestinian people.
Speaker 5: That's the difference. It would be like saying I'm not
Speaker 5: anti Indian, I'm just pro United States.
Speaker 9: That'd be a hell of a thing to tell a
Speaker 9: Native American right, because the United States, by definition, by
Speaker 9: its construction, is created in a way that that stomps
Speaker 9: on the rights of Native Americans here. So I can't
Speaker 9: say to something. I can't look at naive American in
Speaker 9: the eye and say, well, I'm not I don't pick
Speaker 9: a side. I'm neutral on this right. I like Native
Speaker 9: Americans and I love what America created, like nah bruh,
Speaker 9: like you gotta pick one on that right. And so
Speaker 9: it doesn't mean, though that I have to hate Israeli's
Speaker 9: or that I have to hate Jewish people. I don't
Speaker 9: hate either. I want everyone to live in peace, safety, dignity,
Speaker 9: self determination, and justice.
Speaker 5: And that's important to be said.
Speaker 1: Can you explain your relationship between America and Israel, because
Speaker 1: you said, you know, Americans before billion dollars a year,
Speaker 1: why are they such strong at.
Speaker 9: It's a great question, you know, and it's a question
Speaker 9: that lots of people ask. You know, it's a relatively
Speaker 9: so initially the strongest support of Israel was we're the
Speaker 9: British right, but then by this nineteen seventies, certain nineteen eighties.
Speaker 9: And I talk about this in my book except for
Speaker 9: Palestine a lot, and there's other people who write about
Speaker 9: this much better than me. Rassia Reality is a book
Speaker 9: called the One hundred Years War, notre Attakat has a
Speaker 9: book called Injustice for Justice for some excuse me, justice
Speaker 9: for some, and there's many others. Elin Pope and others.
Speaker 9: I'd say, read the Palestinians before you read me. And
Speaker 9: these Raelies before you read me. But there's a way
Speaker 9: that the United States. I'll get to the heart of it.
Speaker 9: The US doesn't have feelings, it has interests. We watch
Speaker 9: violent atrocities happen in certain places, we don't say anything.
Speaker 9: We watch a small atrocity, and all atrocities are awful,
Speaker 9: happen in other places. I'm not talking about this thoe
Speaker 9: right now, and we're outraged. Our outrage meter doesn't link
Speaker 9: to it isn't doesn't directly correspond to what people did.
Speaker 9: It corresponds to what we need. Right there's certain places
Speaker 9: where we all we got to go to and liberate
Speaker 9: the women, right, but that right now, we're best friends
Speaker 9: with Saudi Arabia, which has a gross human rights record,
Speaker 9: particularly against women. And you talk about beheadings. Look at
Speaker 9: Saudi Arabia, right They killed a journalist, Jamalko Shoji five
Speaker 9: years ago. We're in the anniversary of that. So we
Speaker 9: don't have we're selective. Israel operates as the United States'
Speaker 9: strategic outposts, so there's a friendly relationship between US and Israel,
Speaker 9: but it also serves the US's military interest.
Speaker 5: Because the US wants a stake in the Midli's.
Speaker 9: Just like everybody wants to stake in the Middle East,
Speaker 9: and now you have the opportunity to have a nation
Speaker 9: that's not brown. Let me be clear, Israel is it
Speaker 9: still has a majority of miserdahi Juwsey. I'm not suggesting
Speaker 9: the Israel is not a brown country and the Israel
Speaker 9: doesn't have brown Jews the majority of Missadahim at this point.
Speaker 9: But my point is is that Israel at its founding
Speaker 9: isn't an Arab country, and so being able to have
Speaker 9: to be an Arab territory and to have Arab a
Speaker 9: non Arab country strategic outposts makes a lot of military sense.
Speaker 9: It makes a lot of economic sense for the United States,
Speaker 9: and of course for Israel, the United States serves a
Speaker 9: great purpose.
Speaker 5: It gives them military backing, it gives them money.
Speaker 1: Now, you know, there's a long history of the United
Speaker 1: States and the UK not wanting Jewish people here.
Speaker 9: So part of it was also animated by anti Semitism,
Speaker 9: is that it was almost as if they said, look,
Speaker 9: will allow Israel to exist because we don't want Jewish
Speaker 9: people here. So the same so if you look at
Speaker 9: US immigration law through the twentieth century, they didn't want
Speaker 9: Jews here they didn't want Irish people here, they didn't
Speaker 9: want Russians here. They lots of we were already here
Speaker 9: anal choice, but like, they didn't want any of us here.
Speaker 9: And so part of why it was easy for the
Speaker 9: UK to get for the British to give.
Speaker 5: Israel to.
Speaker 9: The Zionist movement was because they didn't want Jews in
Speaker 9: Britain because of anti Semitism, and Americans didn't want them either.
Speaker 9: So part of the at the beginning was like, we
Speaker 9: don't want them here anyway. And now they've they've they've
Speaker 9: sarved strategic interest. Again, that's anti Semitic, it's deeply problematic,
Speaker 9: but that's part of the origin story of why we
Speaker 9: got into these political relationships that we got into.
Speaker 1: Hate that guy, go ahead, Jesus Christ. I didn't want
Speaker 1: that reaction, right all right.
Speaker 5: I know what he said. I watch the show every day.
Speaker 1: I know what he said. I know what he said.
Speaker 5: It's the one time agree I actually hated to agree
Speaker 5: with him. You agree that they should say.
Speaker 1: Something yeah, hell yeah, they should say something really more
Speaker 1: calid than Drake because they never talk about social issues ever.
Speaker 1: I know, and I have an issue with that. I
Speaker 1: have an issue with anybody.
Speaker 9: I don't think every famous person has to say something
Speaker 9: about everything, but if your people are being exterminated, if
Speaker 9: your people are being executed, if your people are being
Speaker 9: whatever the circumstances, I think you got to say something.
Speaker 9: He's like the most damn near the most famous Palestinian
Speaker 9: in the world.
Speaker 1: If I were the most famous black person, if any
Speaker 1: of us were the most famous black person in the world,
Speaker 1: the most famous Black person in the world, and black
Speaker 1: people were being killed in our country and nobody said anything, I.
Speaker 5: Would be deeply disturbed.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: And so if and the difference is, there's a lot
Speaker 5: of black people that can speak.
Speaker 3: There are.
Speaker 9: A lot of people who are Jewish who can speak.
Speaker 9: There's lots of people who are Indian who can speak.
Speaker 9: But how many people in the United States right now
Speaker 9: who are Palestinian have the platform in the calendars? Maybe
Speaker 9: gig had maybe who spoke out right, there's one or
Speaker 9: two people, but in general there's not really a space
Speaker 9: for that. So I'm not it's not just calim for me,
Speaker 9: any any any of them who are Palestinian, any of
Speaker 9: them who are who have platforms should speak up.
Speaker 5: And and I'm not putting that just on Palistinas.
Speaker 9: I'm saying that for black folks too, but I'm saying
Speaker 9: the States are even higher because it ain't but five
Speaker 9: Palestinians in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: You know there's a million black folk.
Speaker 1: So I just feel like that. You gotta do it
Speaker 1: no more war. We appreciate you coming in and breaking
Speaker 1: it down well, Mark Lamont Hill, Yes, it's the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 1: Sure you don't get them books to Man except for Palestine.
Speaker 3: The breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Everybody is the gym v Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 7: the breakfast club. Mini Mills is here, our guest co hosts.
Speaker 7: You good money?
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm good. I'm hanging in in Man. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 3: It's the rumor report.
Speaker 1: She wan the teeth? How you feel money? What's up?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 11: I'm vetted up in here, you know.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's real. I just wonder how take because
Speaker 1: you gotta get on the breakfast club. You know what's
Speaker 1: gonna be crazy? Many cute?
Speaker 17: Okay, we don't getting into the rumor report now, sure
Speaker 17: if you saw it or not. But Shannon Sharp, he
Speaker 17: had a lot of critics because he had to make
Speaker 17: up issues on his face. Uh, you know, he of
Speaker 17: course goes viral for you know, opinions on first take.
Speaker 17: But yesterday fans were tweeting about him for the makeup.
Speaker 17: I mean it did look real awkward, comparing him to
Speaker 17: Juwanna Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was real. One it was real.
Speaker 17: Another fan said, I'm sorry they did Shannon shot wrong
Speaker 17: on first take today got him looking like Randy Jackson.
Speaker 1: Just a lot of yeah, a lot of comparisons. He
Speaker 1: didn't respond though.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 17: One of the things he responded said, appreciate the concern
Speaker 17: of it my makeup this morning on first take, this
Speaker 17: was her first time doing my makeup and it was
Speaker 17: a little heavy. My appearance is important, but not as
Speaker 17: important as my take. So hopefully the takes were great
Speaker 17: as usual.
Speaker 7: That's why you gotta go to Finity Beauty and you
Speaker 7: gotta go to the shade finder, and when you go
Speaker 7: to the shade finder, you can find what your your
Speaker 7: number is.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 7: I think what happened is like he said, it was
Speaker 7: a new person that they weren't used to actually doing
Speaker 7: makeup on him, and sometimes people put too much on
Speaker 7: and that's what happened.
Speaker 1: I mean, it happens to the best of us had
Speaker 1: the wrong shade. It wasn't too much, it looked much. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it did too much. Far, I'm gonna fix it today.
Speaker 1: Beauty got the shade. Find you've used it before? No,
Speaker 1: I've never used it, but I just I'll just scan
Speaker 1: my QR code. Hester could just go on the website
Speaker 1: and see it. But now you got to do Now
Speaker 1: you got to use your keyr coote and tells you
Speaker 1: to pull your head back.
Speaker 9: I don't have that problem, and hapenut the front camera
Speaker 9: in a well lit area, have a neutral express and
Speaker 9: no smiling, no makeup, no glasses.
Speaker 1: Oh you take a selfie now, Oh this is new technology.
Speaker 1: I know he won't make up every morning. Go ahead,
Speaker 1: what else too?
Speaker 17: Okay, So just another one where he responded to it.
Speaker 17: Somebody's saying, you know, with the makeup artist pretty much saying, oh,
Speaker 17: she's done, he's going to fire her whatever. He came
Speaker 17: to the defense and saying, no, she isn't. She'll get
Speaker 17: better with my makeup. It isn't the end of the world.
Speaker 17: So at least he didn't take it. There you go
Speaker 17: get bad.
Speaker 9: Yeah, oh my best match, Oh my god, it's four
Speaker 9: twenty pro filled soft, Matt Tee long Way Foundation. Yo,
Speaker 9: this is fire technology. It never used to be like this.
Speaker 9: You had to go on the website and look at
Speaker 9: it yourself. You want you, I took herself. It's not
Speaker 9: Matt Tea as Matt whatever the hell mine is four
Speaker 9: twenty that I know. He said, Matt Tea. You could
Speaker 9: take a selfie and it tells you exactly what shade
Speaker 9: do you use. That's fantast dropping a clue bump for fency,
Speaker 9: that is fantastic. Get your makeup on, girl, and for
Speaker 9: forty dollars literally doing it as we speak.
Speaker 1: All right, Next up, we are going to talk about Okay,
Speaker 1: so a fan pulled up on jay Z, rand up
Speaker 1: on him. I mean jay Z obviously he doesn't care
Speaker 1: about too much. But anyway, he pulled up on him.
Speaker 17: And you know how people always say, okay, would you
Speaker 17: take money or would you take a dinner?
Speaker 1: Yep? So this is what the fan had to say, Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm taking that five hundred K. I ain't taking that dinner.
Speaker 1: I'm taking that five hundred K. You feel me? Hey, loh,
Speaker 1: you feel me? Yep? That was at the Cowboys Rams
Speaker 1: game last night. That's all you can think to save
Speaker 1: my brother. That's what I know. The moment was a
Speaker 1: little too overwhelming for you. You know, That's that's all
Speaker 1: you can think to say.
Speaker 17: Okay, right, well, speaking of overwhelming moments, Mario when he
Speaker 17: is also trending right now because he recently gave his
Speaker 17: list of R and B mounts Rushmore artists. He listed Beyonce, Michael,
Speaker 17: Whitney Houston, and himself.
Speaker 11: I R and B Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 1: I'm super curious to know Beyonce, Michael Jackson Me. Okay,
Speaker 1: you all right, you say that, hold on, because I grew.
Speaker 5: Up listening there's so many different types of music.
Speaker 7: And my mother and my grandmother, so I got like
Speaker 7: two generations of just soul music, you know, just great
Speaker 7: R and B.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying That I grew up too.
Speaker 1: So that's why I say my voice kind of I
Speaker 1: can do a little bit of everything. And I would
Speaker 1: say the fourth person would be a fourth person would
Speaker 1: be Whitney Houston, anybody else, Usher Usher, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: my Mount Rushmore can go like he could go along.
Speaker 7: Okay, crazy, I'm not mad at any of those and
Speaker 7: that's his personal Mount Rushmore. Yeah, I mean, no mad
Speaker 7: I'm not even mad at him saying himself like he
Speaker 7: should feel like that. Yeah, he should absolutely feel like that.
Speaker 7: But that's not your place to put yourself. You know,
Speaker 7: other people got to put those on there for you,
Speaker 7: but other people gotta put you, put you on there
Speaker 7: for you. But I'm not mad at that listening.
Speaker 1: I mean, and Mario is super, super talented. I just
Speaker 1: don't know if the catalog really aligns with the other names. No,
Speaker 1: and then for the four I like that he said,
Speaker 1: us sure say like that nose because.
Speaker 17: I do get right, he can put itself up there.
Speaker 17: I don't like this momy No always in mama mode.
Speaker 1: You can do a little better. You't got nothing to work.
Speaker 17: And so the last thing I want to talk about
Speaker 17: is funny Marco. Okay, so he addressed the interview with
Speaker 17: g Herbo and south Side. You know, we've all had
Speaker 17: a moment in an interview where we've been in an
Speaker 17: awkward space at some point. He was clearly in that space, Funny.
Speaker 1: Marco, We've all had an awkward moment. But excuse.
Speaker 17: I actually had an aquad moment this morning when you
Speaker 17: called me out on my makeup and coming to her late.
Speaker 17: But anyway, all right, so they.
Speaker 1: So, like I said, he interviewed you Herd about south Side.
Speaker 1: His interviews.
Speaker 17: Of course, they're known to be sarcastic, you know, a
Speaker 17: lot of dry humor. But fans are sharing that they
Speaker 17: think that you herdo in south Side. We're going too
Speaker 17: far with their jokes. They were disrespectful. A funny Marco
Speaker 17: And this is kind of a clip from that.
Speaker 8: You guys became an undertaker?
Speaker 1: Who became who'll be undertaker? I'll be undertaking, He'll be
Speaker 1: unders him undertaker?
Speaker 3: He undertaker.
Speaker 8: I gotta be game.
Speaker 3: What the guess I'm gonna be?
Speaker 1: If he undertaker? Who else I'm gonna be? Dumb ass idiot?
Speaker 8: Ain't they brother.
Speaker 16: Case?
Speaker 5: So if he undertaker, can't you could be the referee?
Speaker 3: No, you the referee?
Speaker 1: Stupid whatever? To be tripping from Bruce would?
Speaker 3: I got this from target nowhere found it?
Speaker 1: What was a stupid ass at dumb ass? Mm I
Speaker 1: I didn't like that?
Speaker 8: I mean laughing?
Speaker 3: Who is laughing?
Speaker 1: Laughing? You laughed when at first came on. You're still
Speaker 1: smiling about it?
Speaker 19: Now?
Speaker 1: What's funny? I see?
Speaker 9: I mean, I just see what Herbo on the south
Speaker 9: Side was attempting to do because they saw probably how
Speaker 9: all Set handled.
Speaker 1: Bobby is exactly That's what I was thinking about.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and they know Marco was the same type of personality,
Speaker 9: so they was on the offense with the jokes, that's all.
Speaker 17: But my thing is, why go on the if this show,
Speaker 17: with the podcast or whatever it's meant to be that,
Speaker 17: why are you going on there to try to flip
Speaker 17: it on?
Speaker 9: I think Marco learns well. I don't think there's anything
Speaker 9: wrong with slipping on the host, you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: But but I do think Marco just, uh, Michael just
Speaker 9: can't have no mercy with rappers.
Speaker 1: Marcao you got to have like five or six in
Speaker 1: the tuck ready to go neally a weapons, but don't
Speaker 1: have any.
Speaker 7: Marcao usually does. Marcao's a good brother. But I just
Speaker 7: didn't like where they threw the cup at him. Wh
Speaker 7: they hit him and hit him in their head with
Speaker 7: the cup. The cup at him, Yeah, they do the
Speaker 7: cup at him. I just didn't like that because Marco,
Speaker 7: you know, he does the sarcastic stuff, but he's a
Speaker 7: good dude, Like he's great, He's a good dude.
Speaker 8: But it is what it is.
Speaker 9: And it's certain things Marchael got to be prepared for,
Speaker 9: like Marcao. You know, they come in with the face jokes.
Speaker 9: You know what, I'm stupid and all that.
Speaker 5: I'm an extra.
Speaker 7: I don't think mark O cared about that. And they
Speaker 7: called Marco ugly, yeah they did, and Charlamagne too.
Speaker 1: That's the advice for me I'm dealing with right now.
Speaker 7: You just let us know, you know, listen, Uh the
Speaker 7: first thing I wouldst wait.
Speaker 1: I'm getting that too. Care of he and Charlemagne.
Speaker 3: Hope y'all ugliest.
Speaker 1: Y'all got to do that to go ugliest?
Speaker 3: Yeah, look that all the same.
Speaker 8: They did medium this.
Speaker 1: At the top of his head to head that same
Speaker 1: if you went right now, I know Charlamagne got you
Speaker 1: went right now?
Speaker 5: Would you look.
Speaker 1: So we cut your off and see how you look bad?
Speaker 1: How you feel about being called luggy?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 1: I don't pay attention to lives. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We know you more.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: My place speaks for itself. You see me, You see me?
Speaker 16: Cat?
Speaker 1: Okay, well let me just say what he did.
Speaker 17: Respond Funny Marco. He went on social media say I
Speaker 17: understand a lot of y'all made about the interview. I
Speaker 17: was upset while it was going on. So he was upsets,
Speaker 17: he said, but he understand he had a job to
Speaker 17: do and you know, he wants people to respect his show,
Speaker 17: and so he's you know, thanks everybody for supporting him.
Speaker 1: And he said he learned something moving forward.
Speaker 9: I would like to know what he learned. But also,
Speaker 9: don't let people see you sweat. I wouldn't have tweeted that.
Speaker 9: That's a conversation that you have behind the scenes with
Speaker 9: you know, people that you trust. You don't tell the
Speaker 9: public that because now when you're doing your thing and
Speaker 9: you're being the sarcastic Marco, people may not take you
Speaker 9: as serious as they once did because they know that
Speaker 9: you probably can dish it, but can't take it.
Speaker 1: That's what I'll tell the good brother Marco.
Speaker 9: Shout out to Manco. To Marco, thank you, my coworker.
Speaker 9: You can keep saying that, but let me see you
Speaker 9: without that, just for men in your face. You will
Speaker 9: not come to work without that, just forment on your face.
Speaker 9: You Rea, You'll never You'll never let those grades show.
Speaker 1: Why not never? Because you insecured Abo what I want
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 3: I'm happy.
Speaker 9: You don't like being baby and gray. I could be
Speaker 9: beige and gray. Don't come in come in here one
Speaker 9: day without a judgment.
Speaker 1: You don't rule me. You can't tell me what. You
Speaker 1: can't break my soul. You can't break my soul. You
Speaker 1: can't break my you can't break all right, thank you
Speaker 1: for stop stool better not. I'm going to human resources
Speaker 1: on both y'all. Y'all, It's the Breakfast Love, Good Morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody's dj n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Miney Mails is our guest co host this morning,
Speaker 7: and this morning we had Jonathan Green Black, director of
Speaker 7: the Anti Defamation League and also Professor Mark Lamont Hill
Speaker 7: on the show talking about everything that's going on in
Speaker 7: Palestine and Israel. And a lot of people call, so
Speaker 7: we're gonna take some of your call, So let's go
Speaker 7: right to the voicemail.
Speaker 6: My name is Joe for North Carolina, and I was
Speaker 6: just calling to say I appreciate you guys for having
Speaker 6: both sides of the Israel and Palestine conflict that I
Speaker 6: would like to see you guys actually fact check some
Speaker 6: of the information that they say. With mister Jonathan green Blad,
Speaker 6: he did make a statement about babies being beheaded and
Speaker 6: that has already been debunked. So if you guys can
Speaker 6: just make sure you fact check some of this information,
Speaker 6: just so you know, because a lot of people in
Speaker 6: our community use you guys as a source for information.
Speaker 6: So I appreciate you guys. Thank you.
Speaker 18: My name Terrence, And that's assis scenario Ohio.
Speaker 8: And I saw the mirgal been helping Israel commit genocide
Speaker 8: on the Gradual Strip since for twelve years.
Speaker 16: Yeah, mine is Rush, I'm from Florida. I'm My thoughts
Speaker 16: on this small are aligned with what you guys are
Speaker 16: saying right now. I have not heard anybody up to
Speaker 16: now put it more correctly than.
Speaker 14: What you're saying.
Speaker 16: What you're saying needs to be shot. It needs to
Speaker 16: be screamed. Most of the people in this country don't
Speaker 16: understand what the reasoning behind all of our support is.
Speaker 16: And you know, unfortunately everyone's been brainwashed and it's a
Speaker 16: crazy situation that we're in. And absolutely how much should
Speaker 16: not be supported, not be you know, thankful what they
Speaker 16: did because it's disgusting, but the podestinding people should not suffer.
Speaker 16: They've been suffering all these years, and it's disgusting to
Speaker 16: think all of a sudden now the US destroyed all
Speaker 16: the support behind them and labeling them all under this
Speaker 16: one umbrella off terrorists and you know there ones doesn't
Speaker 16: know any bell. I've been crying for days about this.
Speaker 16: It's just disgusting.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, that was just some of the calls
Speaker 7: taking off the voicemail. Now when we come back, we
Speaker 7: got the positive notes, So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning morning everybody. It's cej Envy Charlemagne the guy.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club again. Shout out to Jonathan
Speaker 7: Green Black and Professor Mark Lamont Hill for stopping by.
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Speaker 3: All right, yes, and.
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Speaker 1: Tell us about it. So I got the Money Mills podcast. Okay,
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Speaker 7: All right, well, charlam Man, you've got a positive note,
Speaker 7: I do, man, and it's all about boundaries.
Speaker 1: And the positive note is simple.
Speaker 7: It is necessary and even vital to set standards for
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Speaker 1: Bitches, you don't finish for y'all done