Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Pick you think I'm coming here when this day?
Speaker 1: DJ Infy and Charlamagne the God being there.
Speaker 2: Next to all of you guys.
Speaker 3: It's really it's one of my favorite shows to do,
Speaker 3: just because you'll always keeping one honey.
Speaker 1: Gods, keep it real. But what better place than than here.
Speaker 4: I think everybody should go on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: He start out there, y'all want to shake it up?
Speaker 1: Good moon in Usa yo yo yo.
Speaker 5: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo.
Speaker 3: Yo yo yo Charlamagne, the God piece to the planet
Speaker 3: is Monday.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's Monday. Back to the work week. Good morning.
Speaker 1: How is the weekend?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 7: I am blessed black and Hoghy favored another day to serve.
Speaker 7: The weekend was great. Uh salute everybody who I saw
Speaker 7: in Nashville this weekend. Because you know my podcast networked
Speaker 7: the Block Effect, an iHeartRadio and Nissan. We're doing an
Speaker 7: event called the Thriller Possibility Summit. This was our second
Speaker 7: annual Thriller Possibility Summit and we fly fifty HBCU students
Speaker 7: the Nashville for a weekend of panels and mentor ship
Speaker 7: and networking, and we had a great time this weekend.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 7: And it's not just HBCU students, it's HBCU students who.
Speaker 1: Who major in steam.
Speaker 7: Okay, so science, Technology, engineering, Arts, and mathematics.
Speaker 1: So that's dope. Yeah, we had a great time this weekend, man.
Speaker 7: Always good to see those those future leaders, absolutely, those future.
Speaker 1: Leaders of all communities.
Speaker 7: So salute all those people, those young kids that came
Speaker 7: out this weekend.
Speaker 1: Now it's dope.
Speaker 9: Slew to all the HBCU students right now as well,
Speaker 9: headed to class or getting your ass up, reready to
Speaker 9: go to your your first whatever you gotta.
Speaker 1: Do, whether studying or whatever it may be.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Jackson State was heavy, heavy and heavy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a lot of.
Speaker 7: A lot of kids from Jackson State applied to the
Speaker 7: Thriller Possibility Summit and got in.
Speaker 1: So okay, yeah, saluted them. That's what it is. A
Speaker 1: salute to all the the you know what, do what
Speaker 1: he scores. But I just cheer. That's that's that's all
Speaker 1: I That's all I do. And you know it's funny.
Speaker 9: On my way to the game, myself was like Dad,
Speaker 9: I never played Goldie because he was like, I'm a striker.
Speaker 9: I don't even know what striker means. On the on
Speaker 9: the he was like, I'm a striker. He was like,
Speaker 9: I never played gold I don't know if I can
Speaker 9: even play Goldie. Well, the goalie got sick. He had
Speaker 9: to play Goldie boy. He was all over the place.
Speaker 9: He didn't know what was going on. But he did
Speaker 9: score two points at the at the second they call
Speaker 9: the second half as it halps, then that's half.
Speaker 1: So yeah, the second half he went back to strike
Speaker 1: mode and scored too.
Speaker 9: So some tall a soccer dads out there, But let's
Speaker 9: get the show cracking.
Speaker 1: Uh. Pete Buddha Judge will be joining us to.
Speaker 7: Scoring arry Pete Buda Judge, the Secretary of Transportation.
Speaker 9: Yes, we're gonna be chopping it up with him in
Speaker 9: a little bit. And of course we got front page
Speaker 9: news next testling figure out we'll be joining us. So
Speaker 9: don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast club. Good morning, good.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody, your sej N V. Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 1: Good mornings, the.
Speaker 10: Morning guys one DJ M Charlemagne the god Yo.
Speaker 1: Yo yo, how was your weekend?
Speaker 10: It was very good. Thank you for asking. I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, well, let's jump right into the sports.
Speaker 9: I had the Chiefs beat the Dolphins, Saints beat the Bears,
Speaker 9: Vikings beat the Falcons, the Packers beat the Rams, Commanders
Speaker 9: beat the Patriots, the Texans beat the Buccaneers, the Ravens
Speaker 9: beat the Seahawks, the Browns beat the Cardinals, the coach
Speaker 9: beat the Panthers. The Giants lost to the Raiders. Not
Speaker 9: only did we lose that game, we lost the quarterback
Speaker 9: for the rest of the season.
Speaker 1: It looks like. And the Eagles beat the Cowboys, Bengals
Speaker 1: beat the Bills. I'm glad.
Speaker 7: I'm glad you humbly said the Eagles beat the Cowboys.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying, because I thought you was
Speaker 7: about to try to beat cocky as if your giants
Speaker 7: didn't lose. You know, one thing about y'all, especially New York,
Speaker 7: is y'all like self awareness. So you know, even though
Speaker 7: the Giants lost, y'all will still act like and the
Speaker 7: Fagles watched those Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, See, that's why.
Speaker 11: I do it.
Speaker 3: Because I didn't do it. I didn't do it, and
Speaker 3: he still got on me. See I wanted to make
Speaker 3: sure he was humble.
Speaker 8: That's all right, but.
Speaker 1: You did it right.
Speaker 9: And in Monday night football the Jets take on the
Speaker 9: All right, now, let's jump right into it.
Speaker 12: Let's talk about Alabama mayor. Yeah, let's talk about Babam mayor.
Speaker 12: But quickly with sports and HBCUs. I wanted to throw
Speaker 12: out there that Howard University now has the first HBCU figure.
Speaker 10: Skating team in the country.
Speaker 1: That black on ice.
Speaker 12: All right, so Alabama, Alabama Mayor Bubba Copeland kills himself
Speaker 12: at the right wing eighteen nineteen News outlet out of
Speaker 12: him for cross dressing. The Alabama preacher, politician, and married
Speaker 12: father Iie killed himself Friday, two days after he was.
Speaker 10: Outed as a transgender curvy girl.
Speaker 12: Now, Copeland was the mayor of a tiny town called
Speaker 12: Smith's Station, as well as the pastor at First Baptist Church.
Speaker 12: At the conservative news site, eighteen nineteen News exposed his
Speaker 12: secret online life about how he went went by the
Speaker 12: name of Britney, a transitioning transgender curvy girl. He said
Speaker 12: that he did it as a way to release stress
Speaker 12: that his wife was aware, and he delivered his regular
Speaker 12: sermon that same day that he was outed and he
Speaker 12: had this to say, object.
Speaker 1: Of internet attack. An article that was written about my
Speaker 1: capastitor is the mayor Capastitor's pastors. The oracle is not
Speaker 1: who or what I am.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 12: His suicide came after police was notified to do a
Speaker 12: welfare check. They began telling his car, he exited the vehicle,
Speaker 12: pulled out a handgun, took his own life. But what
Speaker 12: is eerie about this guy's is he did an interview
Speaker 12: in March of this year and when he was speaking
Speaker 12: about Smith's station, he was saying that their number one
Speaker 12: problem with suicide.
Speaker 10: He said, it is sad.
Speaker 12: I think a lot of us come from the military,
Speaker 12: and it had something to do with social media and
Speaker 12: the reality of that.
Speaker 10: He said, that's the number one problem that they had
Speaker 10: in their town. So that was really eerie.
Speaker 12: And just as a FYI won in seven transgender people
Speaker 12: are not open about their gender identity to people and
Speaker 12: their family. In addition, fifty one percent have reported hiding
Speaker 12: or disguising their LGBTQ status at work because of fear
Speaker 12: of discrimination. So I thought this is interesting because last
Speaker 12: week you guys had a story where you were talking
Speaker 12: about remember Santana was saying, when are you too old
Speaker 12: to be gay? And although you know we were talking
Speaker 12: about it, one of the points that was brought up
Speaker 12: was people how they hide, you know, their identity and
Speaker 12: come out when they're older.
Speaker 10: So this is a really sad story to see this happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very sad. I mean, what should happen to somebody
Speaker 1: who outs somebody like that?
Speaker 9: You know, because it's their personal life, it's how you know,
Speaker 9: like you said, he did it to relieve stress or
Speaker 9: whatever the reason he said. But if somebody outs that
Speaker 9: person and that person doesn't want to be out it,
Speaker 9: he doesn't want to be put out there like that,
Speaker 9: what should happen to that person that outs?
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't think there's no laws on the
Speaker 1: book about outing people, is it? I don't know.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm not aware of any laws on the book,
Speaker 12: but I am aware. You know, something called liability and
Speaker 12: being that you know, it's an eighteen news eighteen nineteen
Speaker 12: news is an actual entity. You know, the family certainly
Speaker 12: can you know, look to see, you know, what, right,
Speaker 12: if there's any liability associated with that? Funeral services of
Speaker 12: scheduled this week, so you know, maybe they will, you know,
Speaker 12: look into.
Speaker 1: That all right. Well, let's talk about Tyson and chicken.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this is really important.
Speaker 12: A Tyson recosts thirty thousand pounds of chicken nuggets. They
Speaker 12: are voluntarily recalling about those dino shaped chicken nuggets. So
Speaker 12: if you buy those for your kids, some consumers have
Speaker 12: found small metal pieces in their patties. Now. The recalls
Speaker 12: announced Saturdays for the twenty nine ounce plastic baggies that
Speaker 12: says fully cooked fun Nuggets, bread and shaped chicken patties.
Speaker 12: Those bags have a best use day for September fourth.
Speaker 12: They were sold in Alabama, California, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia,
Speaker 12: and Wisconsin.
Speaker 10: So if you bought those chicken nuggets, throw them out now.
Speaker 1: I know folks got those in the house.
Speaker 7: Yes, kids, absolutely, But what your daddy said a long
Speaker 7: time ago here on the breakfast club, stop chicken nugget
Speaker 7: and them kidds to death, right, is said what he said,
Speaker 7: chicken nugget to death.
Speaker 1: You're lie.
Speaker 9: Sometimes that's just easy, especially when when mom's not there
Speaker 9: and dad's then you're gonna get these chicken nuggets.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's crazy. Hopefully nothing happened any of those kids
Speaker 12: because they can.
Speaker 1: It's a again, it's very scary, is it, because it's
Speaker 1: metal in them?
Speaker 12: Yeah, they found small metal pieces Jesus in the patty
Speaker 12: so and wanted to give everybody before we close out
Speaker 12: just what's coming up for the week.
Speaker 10: So we have Trump on the standarday.
Speaker 12: Local elections are tomorrow, guys, so pay attention to your
Speaker 12: local elections. That what matters way more to me than
Speaker 12: the federal level. And then on Wednesday we have the
Speaker 12: third Republican debates, so we'll be covering all that this
Speaker 12: week on.
Speaker 10: From page News.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, Tesz.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, we're seeing a couple of minutes now, everybody else,
Speaker 9: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 9: one oh five one. Let us know how your weekend was.
Speaker 9: Did you have a good week in great week?
Speaker 1: And what did you do?
Speaker 9: Call us up eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 9: five one. Is your chance to vent It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: Good morning, the breakfast Club. Is it your time to
Speaker 9: get it off your chest, whether you're.
Speaker 1: Mad or black, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 8: Call up now.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and five eight five one five one. We
Speaker 1: want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this?
Speaker 2: This went up?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 8: Home man the Dyanties? What upug man? I'm good bro.
Speaker 14: Let you know, bro, my moms, you really do not
Speaker 14: like y'all at all, But y'all one of my favorite shows.
Speaker 14: Real in the morning, I'll be listening to y'all dropping
Speaker 14: my truck, drive my truck to me.
Speaker 7: I think that is I think I think that is
Speaker 7: a very uh realistic thing you just said, because the
Speaker 7: reality of life is three people gonna like you, three
Speaker 7: people are not gonna like you, and four people don't
Speaker 7: even give a damn.
Speaker 1: That's the rule of ten.
Speaker 7: Always remember that three people are gonna like you, three
Speaker 7: people not gonna like you, four people don't even give
Speaker 7: a damn.
Speaker 1: Why your mom don't like us? Though?
Speaker 8: She just don't.
Speaker 14: She thinks y'all Jerney and I only hit it with
Speaker 14: the yo yo yo yo yo yo yo like when
Speaker 14: she answered the pho, I'll be like yo yo yo
Speaker 14: and she hangs up on me so fast.
Speaker 1: Bro, she might be right, though, Well, tell your moms
Speaker 1: we love her. I don't love her because I don't
Speaker 1: know us. I'm not gonna lie like.
Speaker 9: That, everybody, Man, tell your mom, that's not true. I
Speaker 9: don't love everybody, but she's an older woman.
Speaker 15: We know love my mom.
Speaker 5: She good woman.
Speaker 1: I'm sure. I'm sure.
Speaker 8: Well now now she got a reason for.
Speaker 3: I don't know her like that's crazy. I hate when
Speaker 3: people do that generic stuff. Yo, man, love her till
Speaker 3: I love her.
Speaker 1: I don't know her.
Speaker 14: I ain't gonna tell you what. I ain't gonna tell
Speaker 14: your name, but put the respect for her name, I said.
Speaker 1: I send her nothing but healing energy, healing.
Speaker 8: Have a good day, you have a good with Tody.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this Shatima?
Speaker 16: What is he?
Speaker 1: Okay? Shatima with a t Get it off your chest, Mama.
Speaker 14: Hi, I don't have anything to get off my chest.
Speaker 17: But I just wanted to call and wish my daughter
Speaker 17: a happy twenty first birthday.
Speaker 18: I am so proud of her.
Speaker 17: She's a senior at the University of Delaware and she's
Speaker 17: doing her.
Speaker 7: Stay there you, University Delaware. Salute to her for surviving Delaware.
Speaker 17: Stop it, yeah, University of Delaware.
Speaker 10: She is senior.
Speaker 14: Her name is Janaiah Hodge.
Speaker 1: Jania. Hope she go out there and do great things
Speaker 1: in this world. Absolutely, I can't.
Speaker 4: Believe I got through.
Speaker 17: This is in all these years, this is the only
Speaker 17: time I got through, so you know it's a prayer
Speaker 17: from God for my daughter.
Speaker 9: There you go, Shatima, Will you have a go when
Speaker 9: I got I got one on November thirteenth and one
Speaker 9: on November twenty eight, both coming up, shorty.
Speaker 18: Yes, my husband is November twelve.
Speaker 17: Maybe I should give him an early shout out to Casey.
Speaker 1: There you go. What's his name is Casey?
Speaker 14: Casey Hai from Hollis Queen's baby.
Speaker 6: That's what ueez?
Speaker 1: Oh you're all from Queens. Yes, when you go Pas
Speaker 1: thirty four, Saint Joga Man.
Speaker 17: We went to PS one thirty four one ninety two
Speaker 17: and Andrew Jackson's baby.
Speaker 1: Okay, I went to Saint Joga minn right right right
Speaker 1: around the corner.
Speaker 5: Okay, going all right, thank y'all for taking the call.
Speaker 3: All right, get it off your chest eight hundred and
Speaker 3: five eighty five one oh five one. If you need
Speaker 3: to hit us up right now, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 19: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 19: to get it off your chest. She calling eight hundred
Speaker 19: and five eighty five one oh five one. We want
Speaker 19: to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 10: This is Liza More.
Speaker 8: I need dj D leave us up.
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest, Mama.
Speaker 20: Get it off my chest.
Speaker 10: I want to tell these white people keep your white privilege.
Speaker 10: Don't come in my job trying to get me fired.
Speaker 20: It's holiday time. Change for change, Change for change, keep
Speaker 20: that attitude.
Speaker 17: I'm calling this white.
Speaker 21: Privilege out before the new year is out.
Speaker 9: Don't come in my job with your stake tears, crying,
Speaker 9: trying to get me fired, because I'm stazzle you.
Speaker 10: And then I'm gonna walk out and I'm gonna quit.
Speaker 1: Where you work at LEA.
Speaker 5: Oh I just quit on Saturday.
Speaker 9: We don't work.
Speaker 18: I don't work there.
Speaker 1: Oh you quit so you didn't end up hurting somebody.
Speaker 18: Oh no, I quit because I went to the NAACP
Speaker 18: and the EEOC because these white privileges as crackers is
Speaker 18: racist and I'm not having will.
Speaker 1: Did you work?
Speaker 3: Change for change?
Speaker 5: Change for change?
Speaker 10: They target the bitch fired right before holidays.
Speaker 8: You check with my gradson.
Speaker 7: I don't know why you keep shouting out all change
Speaker 7: for change, but thank you, because the breakfast clubs change
Speaker 7: for changes back, and it's all about making the holidays
Speaker 7: extra special for our listeners.
Speaker 1: There you go. Yes, Claire, Good morning.
Speaker 5: Claire, dang Hi DJ Inded, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, Mama.
Speaker 22: Hi.
Speaker 17: How you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm doing well.
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 14: I'm doing good things.
Speaker 17: I love you guys. I watch you guys every day.
Speaker 17: And I also wanted to just talk about an interview
Speaker 17: you guys did last week with blacks Malone.
Speaker 1: Blass Malone, Yes, indeed, yeah.
Speaker 17: And I just wanted to say, like, you know, I
Speaker 17: understand Kim. Every time someone brings up Kim Kardashian, it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 17: she got rich off a sex tape of blah blah blah,
Speaker 17: and it's just like, let's move on. She was twenty
Speaker 17: three years old, it was consensual, her and aj were together.
Speaker 5: She's not doing that for a living. She's moved on.
Speaker 5: Move on.
Speaker 7: And also too, by the way, man, you know, it's
Speaker 7: not like other people didn't make sex tapes. It's just
Speaker 7: that other people didn't have the strategy, the business plan,
Speaker 7: in the hustle to make millions of dollars off their
Speaker 7: sex tapes. Clearly she did, yeah, but.
Speaker 17: She only did it one time.
Speaker 5: She's not making it for a living.
Speaker 7: That is very true. I go don't you don't become
Speaker 7: You don't become Kim Kardashian A build with the Kardashians.
Speaker 1: Build if all you got is the sex tape to
Speaker 1: stand though, that's true.
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Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 5: What's dropping?
Speaker 8: Breastfast Club? This is front Page y'all?
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Y'all?
Speaker 4: What up?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 23: Brother?
Speaker 8: Yep?
Speaker 5: Really quick, man, listen. I don't know who I got
Speaker 5: to talk to us, is Eric Adams or whatever in
Speaker 5: the case, but I'm a New York Twenty five mile
Speaker 5: an hour zones all over New York is ridiculous for me, man,
Speaker 5: this is crazy. I'm in a six ship. I can't
Speaker 5: do twenty five. Nobody wants to do that.
Speaker 3: And it's cameras everywhere down and then speed cameras everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 7: But how how fast do y'all want to drive through
Speaker 7: the actual city? You can it's only but so much.
Speaker 7: You can only go but so fast because of traffic.
Speaker 5: At least give me thirty three, Give me thirty Give
Speaker 5: me to come to twenty five. That's that's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Okay, particular, I'm pretty sure you can get away with thirty. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: because anything I think it's five over, they give you
Speaker 3: a ticket. So if it's twenty five and he doing
Speaker 3: thirty getting a ticket, you go get that ticket in
Speaker 3: the mail.
Speaker 5: Second gear, I'm done it.
Speaker 8: Connect this to one more the guys.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, first and foremost, rest of peace, thread.
Speaker 8: The God soon.
Speaker 5: We are never gonna forget. And I want to put
Speaker 5: it out there for the Cuskago brothers. We got a
Speaker 5: movie coming out on It's gonna launch in a shock theaters.
Speaker 5: It's called The Pale White Horse, So everybody come out
Speaker 5: of support. December third, we're gonna rack that out. Shot
Speaker 5: by the Cuskino Brothers and True Life Films.
Speaker 1: Is it based.
Speaker 5: It's really a thriller. It's really a thriller, not based
Speaker 5: off the book, but we're going in it's really a thriller.
Speaker 5: We didn't want to go so.
Speaker 1: Deep right there, just put the testers out, okay.
Speaker 5: But we're gonna be launching December third, shot by the
Speaker 5: Tuskino Brothers. I want to shut a shout out to
Speaker 5: those brothers. Man the rest of peace, spread the gardsn
Speaker 5: that's my guy, and we're gonna be doing some big things.
Speaker 9: Absolutely and shout to UH and rest in peace to
Speaker 9: k Slay too. I see Kase Slee and Patpoos put
Speaker 9: together h a two hundred MC video and song and
Speaker 9: and Fred the Godson got a verse on there. It's
Speaker 9: like an hour long and it's everybody from Snoop to
Speaker 9: Ray Kwan to Frend the god Son to you name it,
Speaker 9: Jim Jones, may no e forty. I mean, bun b is.
Speaker 9: So many people on there spitting it's dope. It's long,
Speaker 9: but it's dope.
Speaker 8: It is dope it is.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry we missed that. One was supposed to be
Speaker 5: on that bill.
Speaker 1: Now he might be. It's like I said, it's two
Speaker 1: on the MC. There's so many MC's on that on
Speaker 1: that on that record. But thank you brother. Get it
Speaker 1: off your chest.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred and five eighty five, one oh five one.
Speaker 9: Now when we come back, we got your room and report.
Speaker 9: Lauren Hill, Well, she has a message for y'all. Every
Speaker 9: time y'all say she's being late, well she responds, we'll
Speaker 9: talk about it when we come back. It's the Breakfast
Speaker 9: Club on b et the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's the J. M. G.
Speaker 9: Charlamagde and the guy. We are the Breakfast Club on
Speaker 9: this Monday. Now, let's get to the roomors, let's talk
Speaker 9: Lauren Hill.
Speaker 1: Out the name or you GOTSI chatting. This is the
Speaker 1: rumor report.
Speaker 24: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea.
Speaker 9: Spells right right now, Lord, Lauren Hill is tired of
Speaker 9: y'all saying that she's always late for her shows.
Speaker 1: Show she had to address it.
Speaker 13: She's late, your youngesty, I'm making of this being ross
Speaker 13: stage and a big.
Speaker 8: Do it.
Speaker 1: I don't do it because they let me do it.
Speaker 1: Do it because I started hearing the name of God.
Speaker 13: He allows me to do it. You surrounded me with
Speaker 13: the family and community when there was no saport.
Speaker 1: When the album sold sold.
Speaker 13: Many records, and no one showed up and said, hey,
Speaker 13: would you like to make another one? So I went
Speaker 13: around the world and I played the same album over again.
Speaker 10: Because we're the survivors.
Speaker 1: It was not just the Survivors where the thrives.
Speaker 7: Well, question, isn't she often late? Like nobody's making that up.
Speaker 7: That's not a false narrative.
Speaker 1: Right, No, No, everybody who says that they want to
Speaker 1: go see a show said she was she late to
Speaker 1: that show. Is that why she addressed it? I'm not sure.
Speaker 7: I mean, listen, man, you know, it just seems like
Speaker 7: that Lauren is in rare air because she's like one
Speaker 7: of the only artists alive that can treat her fans
Speaker 7: terribly and folks still love it. I got love for
Speaker 7: Lauren Hill, and I understand how hard it is mentally
Speaker 7: and emotionally work yourself up to show up the things.
Speaker 1: But if you if you are constantly late, it's still unprofessional, right, absolutely.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 7: If you take on the responsibility to be somewhere and
Speaker 7: provide a service, then you have to be there and
Speaker 7: provide that service. Like and I've heard stories of folks
Speaker 7: waiting two and three hours for Lauren, and some people
Speaker 7: don't have the luxury of waiting and they be having
Speaker 7: to leave. So, you know, and Lauren should really, you know,
Speaker 7: truly show up for her fans on time, on time.
Speaker 7: You can't tell them I'm lucky that I even make
Speaker 7: it here.
Speaker 9: No, because people have schedules, they have babysitters, they have
Speaker 9: times that they can out a lot to make sure
Speaker 9: they can see your performance.
Speaker 1: And would they cheer for that?
Speaker 7: She if she was late, And then she's telling y'all,
Speaker 7: y'all lucky I even made it here. That's nothing to
Speaker 7: cheer about because the reality is, like, you know, she
Speaker 7: should feel blessed and lucky that her fans still care
Speaker 7: enough to wait for her after all these years.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you remember.
Speaker 9: I think last week a woman called and said that
Speaker 9: she couldn't see actually Lauren Hill, but she had to leave.
Speaker 9: She had work in the morning, and she had kids,
Speaker 9: and she couldn't leave, and she paid this money, and
Speaker 9: she really wished that she would have been able to
Speaker 9: see them.
Speaker 1: Love Lauryn Hill to death. But you can't take advantage
Speaker 1: of the folks of the love that folks.
Speaker 8: Have for you.
Speaker 1: Absolutely now.
Speaker 9: J Cole, he was doing a podcast with Lili Yachti
Speaker 9: and talks about he doesn't charge for features.
Speaker 3: Yoh, bro, it's just a bar bro like like a
Speaker 3: lot of my bards be really on point. But man,
Speaker 3: that's just a flex like. I'm not going to charge
Speaker 3: it two thousand dollars a word. I don't even charge
Speaker 3: for the work. I'm doing this because I'm inspired to
Speaker 3: do it, and like, you know, that's a cool way
Speaker 3: for me to address Like there's a thing going on
Speaker 3: and I think I get two thousand dollars a word
Speaker 3: like bro calculating, Yeah, I'm not charging it because you know,
Speaker 3: I just I want to be on the song, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, Like I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 7: I respect it that show honest because that way, every
Speaker 7: feature you do is a feature you actually want to do.
Speaker 7: And like he said, you got to be inspired to
Speaker 7: do certain things. So you might hear a beat and
Speaker 7: that inspiration hit you and you're like, oh, I want
Speaker 7: to jump on this. But you know when somebody comes
Speaker 7: to you with a bag and says, hey, I would
Speaker 7: like for you to get on this, you might, you know,
Speaker 7: compromise yourself sometimes.
Speaker 1: Because you can do it. He's a rapper, He's a
Speaker 1: dope rapper, so he can write to anything. I'm sure.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: He also talks about the Kendrick Lamar collab album that
Speaker 9: never happened.
Speaker 1: Gang of Beasts I did.
Speaker 3: I gave him some of them, like maybe had a
Speaker 3: hook on him and a herse this that the third
Speaker 3: so he took him and you know in that moment
Speaker 3: we talked about, yo, bro, we should do a project,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like at that time he not on like that, but
Speaker 1: I'm I'm with him. I had met him.
Speaker 3: I think at that time him being so excited, because
Speaker 3: that's a look for him at that point. So I
Speaker 3: think he went to Twitter like me and j Cole
Speaker 3: got something crazy coming, and he put up a picture
Speaker 3: of us, and from that moment, the fan base he
Speaker 3: had at the time mixed with mixed with mine, was
Speaker 3: like what you mean by that. When he did an
Speaker 3: interview whatever, they asked him like, yeah, we're doing a project.
Speaker 8: Boom.
Speaker 1: I believe that's how it happened.
Speaker 3: But a couple months before his first album came out,
Speaker 3: So at one point it was it was a real
Speaker 3: thing time in life. We ain't never got a chance
Speaker 3: to like really go in and do it correctly because
Speaker 3: that would take time, Bro, for us to do something
Speaker 3: like that's full of our potential, that meets our real potential. Bro,
Speaker 3: that you're gonna need time, like years, maybe yeah, maybe years,
Speaker 3: maybe at least a year, you feel me, Have that
Speaker 3: ship sailed?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I think they can still do it.
Speaker 1: I would love to hear it I feel like it
Speaker 1: sailed a little bit. I wouldn't.
Speaker 7: I'd like to hit him collaborate. I don't know if
Speaker 7: I want to hear a whole project. I like to
Speaker 7: see J Cole do an album produced by Havoc a
Speaker 7: Mob Deep. I don't know why I keep having that
Speaker 7: that thought in my mind. You know, when you think
Speaker 7: about how Nas and Hip Boy got together and created magic,
Speaker 7: you know, I'd like to see J Cole and Havoc
Speaker 7: from Mob Deep do that as well. And I'd like
Speaker 7: to see Kendrick do a joint project with Rhapsody. That's
Speaker 7: what I'd like to see now. Also Jo and Hip
Speaker 7: Hop with this now.
Speaker 9: Also J Cole talks about Soldier Boy how at first
Speaker 9: he wasn't really sure about Soldier Boys.
Speaker 1: I guess style in his musical influence.
Speaker 3: Around the time Soldier Boy came out. I don't know
Speaker 3: how this happened, but I had a realization within myself
Speaker 3: because I'm hearing that, I'm like, man, this is Soldier
Speaker 3: Boy telling It sounds crazy to say now because it's
Speaker 3: such a classic to me, But at that time, I
Speaker 3: had resistance similar to when you came out and your
Speaker 3: class came out. I had resistance. Nah, that's not the
Speaker 3: thing that I love like y'all. It is like I
Speaker 3: was one of them, and it was literally a part
Speaker 3: of me that had a realization.
Speaker 11: And I was young.
Speaker 7: I was proud of myself for this realization because I
Speaker 7: was like, bruh, you a hater.
Speaker 3: Like yo, you are literally hating like you are literally
Speaker 3: you know you liked this. Actually you be with your
Speaker 3: friends and you know.
Speaker 1: You done did it?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 7: By the way, that wasn't critique of Soldier Boy, that
Speaker 7: was critique of himself. Correct, that's self awarenes It's very
Speaker 7: hard for us to admit sometime that we just hating
Speaker 7: jealousy and envy crushing within.
Speaker 1: Soldier Boy responded, what the is soap? Oh, that wasn't
Speaker 1: my cup of tea? And oh I wasn't really ship
Speaker 1: the Uh you was a bitch. They ain't gonna talk
Speaker 1: about Oh I was a hater.
Speaker 8: Yes, you was a hater.
Speaker 1: We don't have to know.
Speaker 25: You don't have to tell the whole world you was
Speaker 25: hating on me. Bro, we don't care what the that's
Speaker 25: like me going on the podcast right now and be
Speaker 25: like man Jake Coler dirty, he don't watch his dread.
Speaker 25: I ain't never listen to none of his music. When
Speaker 25: we was in the track, we were listening to Gucci
Speaker 25: Man and Young Jeezy, Like, bro, who gives us about
Speaker 25: my opinion?
Speaker 21: Bro?
Speaker 25: Keep to yourself.
Speaker 7: Oh man, you can't tell someone how to react ever, right,
Speaker 7: But that was a little bit.
Speaker 9: But he I don't come on, Solji. They didn't have
Speaker 9: the first part. The first part he started slow. He
Speaker 9: was like, nah, I respect J Cole for what he said,
Speaker 9: and then he just went totally left. I respect what
Speaker 9: both of them said. You know what I'm saying. You
Speaker 9: can't tell somebody, But it.
Speaker 3: Was a distinsli boy. He was just saying, this is
Speaker 3: what I thought at first, But I rock with soldier
Speaker 3: boy with the music.
Speaker 7: He wasn't just sold. That was critique of him. That
Speaker 7: was a critique of himself as a person. J Cole, Yes,
Speaker 7: but I understand what's soja coming from. You aint gotta
Speaker 7: tell everybody he was hating on me. But if he's
Speaker 7: saying that the critique himself, yes.
Speaker 1: I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 9: All right, Well that is your rumor report. Now when
Speaker 9: we come back, we got front page news tesling figure
Speaker 9: oh be joining us. It'll go anywhere. It's the breakfast
Speaker 9: lug Gome Morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Your mornings will never be the same. Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 1: It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the gud. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Let's get in some front page nude.
Speaker 12: I'm going on DJ and be Charlemagne the guy.
Speaker 1: Let's jump right, and it's a front page news. So
Speaker 1: off with sports.
Speaker 9: The Chiefs beat the Dolphins, Sames beat the Bears, Vikings
Speaker 9: beat the Falcons, Packers beat the Rams, Commanders beat the Patriots,
Speaker 9: the Texans beat the Buccaneers, Ravens beat the Seahawks, the
Speaker 9: Browns beat the Cardinals, the Coach beat the Panthers, the
Speaker 9: Raiders beat the Giants, the Eagles beat the Cowboys, and
Speaker 9: the Bengals beat the Bills.
Speaker 1: And then Monday night football. Lee just take on the charges.
Speaker 7: I tell you one thing. As a Dallas Cowboys fan,
Speaker 7: I'm making no excuses. It's very hard to beat a
Speaker 7: good team. And the referees. I want to put that
Speaker 7: out there. I mean, nobody is going to say anything
Speaker 7: about the referee who you know called the flag last night.
Speaker 7: I forgot who it was against, but then when you
Speaker 7: look at he called the flag, then he picks the
Speaker 7: flag back up, and then when you look at the replay,
Speaker 7: you can clearly see one of the Eagles players push
Speaker 7: my man in the face, and you can see why
Speaker 7: they called the flag in the first place. But you're
Speaker 7: gonna call it and just pick it up. What kind
Speaker 7: of sense does that? Make it very hard to beat
Speaker 7: a good team and the rest NFL.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry for your team losing. Now let's jump right
Speaker 1: into it. Let's talk about what happened in Montgomery.
Speaker 10: You're not really sorry, but nope, just to give an update.
Speaker 12: So we remember when the Montgomery brawl happened, everybody was
Speaker 12: making means talking about it, and then people just kind
Speaker 12: of fall off.
Speaker 10: They don't go back and actually follow the story.
Speaker 12: So I want to give you an update on Two
Speaker 12: of the five suspects have played guilty for their actions.
Speaker 12: Twenty one year old Mary Todd played guilty to harassment
Speaker 12: as a part of the plea deal. Her deal orders
Speaker 12: her to complete anger management courses and she has to
Speaker 12: pay for the costs associated with her case. The other suspect,
Speaker 12: forty eight year old Robert Richard Roberts, pled guilty to
Speaker 12: assault and was sentenced to thirty two days in jail.
Speaker 12: Roberts will complete his sentence in a span of four months,
Speaker 12: as well as completing one hundred hours of community service
Speaker 12: and covering court calls. So those are the white folks,
Speaker 12: by the way, because people wanted to know, you know,
Speaker 12: what's happening to the white folks. But the other three suspects,
Speaker 12: including Reggie Ray, who we call the chairman, is scheduled
Speaker 12: to appear in court November sixteenth, so he will be
Speaker 12: charged with the orderly conduct as well as todd and
Speaker 12: shipment to other individuals that were involved, and they will
Speaker 12: be charged with third degree assaults. So I'll follow that
Speaker 12: on the sixteenth to see, you know, if he gets
Speaker 12: any punishment for hit in.
Speaker 10: The chair, having a bone chair.
Speaker 1: Okay, now let's what's going on with Alaska Airlines.
Speaker 12: Yeah, a interesting story on this one. I hate these
Speaker 12: flying stories. I'm flying today. But according to a newly
Speaker 12: foul lawsuit, passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight where an
Speaker 12: off duty attempted to cut off the engines and felt
Speaker 12: the plane. Then they felt the plane dramatically pitched forward
Speaker 12: as if it was in a nose dive. And this
Speaker 12: happened a couple of weeks ago, but now the passengers
Speaker 12: they're filing a lawsuit that is the news story, and
Speaker 12: they're filing it against Alaska Airlines and harassment, Horizon Airlines,
Speaker 12: and the pilot. They claimed that the airline did not
Speaker 12: properly evaluate off duty pilot Joseph Emerson before they gave
Speaker 12: him the seat in the.
Speaker 10: Extra cockpy the jump seat.
Speaker 12: So the lawsuit claims had they done so, he would
Speaker 12: have more than likely not he would have been denied
Speaker 12: admission and could not have been in a position to
Speaker 12: nearly kill everyone. They're saying that he tried to kill
Speaker 12: everyone because he was going through some type of nervous
Speaker 12: breakdown and was depressed and had used magic mushrooms, so
Speaker 12: they're blaming the airline for that. I don't know how
Speaker 12: I feel about this one, guys, because I don't know
Speaker 12: what they could have valued, you know, how they could
Speaker 12: have predicted this guy doing this, unless there's something in
Speaker 12: his medical report that, you know, literally says that there's
Speaker 12: some type of medical issue. I don't know if him
Speaker 12: saying he was experiencing nervous problem, you know, if that's
Speaker 12: in the medical reporter now, so this is going to
Speaker 12: be interesting to see I get them found the lawsuit,
Speaker 12: but at the same time, I just you know, how
Speaker 12: could they But he.
Speaker 7: Wasn't I mean, from what I read, he wasn't supposed
Speaker 7: to be in that seat period he was.
Speaker 1: He was off duty.
Speaker 7: You're not supposed to be in that You're not supposed
Speaker 7: to be in that suit seat if you're off duty.
Speaker 7: So that's the problem, Like they let him fly in
Speaker 7: that seat knowing that he was off duty. He had
Speaker 7: no business in that seat.
Speaker 9: But if he's an active pilot and then he works
Speaker 9: for the airline, I don't I don't see why they
Speaker 9: would be a problem because they have people do that
Speaker 9: all the time.
Speaker 7: He had no business being in that seat. You have
Speaker 7: to be on duty to sit in that seat. He
Speaker 7: was off duty, but he had no He should not
Speaker 7: have been in that seat in the first place.
Speaker 3: Because I I thought, with those jump seats, that's that's
Speaker 3: what they made for. That's why there is a third
Speaker 3: seat in the cockpit. He's off duty, Yeah, but there's
Speaker 3: never three pilots.
Speaker 9: I thought that was they have those jump seats for
Speaker 9: off duty pilots getting to their next flights.
Speaker 1: It wasn't for off duty, not from what I read.
Speaker 12: Well, from what well, from what I'm reading, the lawsuit
Speaker 12: is claiming about his metal condition, but I can I'll
Speaker 12: look and see if that's also an issue about them
Speaker 12: not being in that seat, but they're not, at least
Speaker 12: as far as what I'm reading, it's mainly about his
Speaker 12: medical condition.
Speaker 10: That was my thing, like, how would they determine? You know,
Speaker 10: he could have did this as well?
Speaker 8: Did this? All right?
Speaker 1: All right, well that is your front page news. Think
Speaker 1: you tears? Huh?
Speaker 7: Absolutely what they said he was a stand by employee passenger.
Speaker 1: Okay, so what did that mean? He was supposed to
Speaker 1: work things didn't go well, I don't know.
Speaker 10: Well, we'll we'll see as the lawsuit moves forward.
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Speaker 9: when we come back, Secretary of Transportation Pete Booty Judge
Speaker 9: will be joining us and our sister Angelaraj She's gonna
Speaker 9: stop through the hold us down with this interview as well,
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Speaker 9: Charlemagne to God. We are to Breakfast Club. Angelari is
Speaker 9: with us as well, and we have a special guess
Speaker 9: in the building, the US Secretary of Transportation, Pete Moody.
Speaker 1: Judge, welcome back. Thank you having Secretary Pete. Good to
Speaker 1: be back. Good news here.
Speaker 9: Before you came in, I was talking about Secretary Pete
Speaker 9: about his cars, and you were saying that I see
Speaker 9: somewhere that he likes the new Mustang, the electric Mustang,
Speaker 9: and that you they said you were in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Actually, I thought we should practice what we preached. We're
Speaker 11: encouraging electric vehicles, and I thought we ought to do
Speaker 11: that too. So our security detail we had them get
Speaker 11: a Mustang Mochi, which is how I usually get around
Speaker 11: when I'm in Washington, and it's great. My favorite part
Speaker 11: is when they took delivery of it. Part of what standard.
Speaker 11: You know, they get the keys, they get the paperwork,
Speaker 11: and then they get a gas card for buying gas,
Speaker 11: you know, to reimburse that. And they're never going to
Speaker 11: need that because it doesn't need any gas. Electric taxpayers
Speaker 11: will never have to pay for a drop a gas
Speaker 11: going into that car.
Speaker 9: When you talk about the electric grid, right when it
Speaker 9: comes to all these electric cars, they're hopefully focus and
Speaker 9: I guess in the next five years they want all
Speaker 9: calls to turn over to electric.
Speaker 1: Do we have a strong enough grid to hold all.
Speaker 9: Those electric cars and all the electric battery cause and
Speaker 9: everything that we need, and also when people are driving
Speaker 9: from state to state, is enough to make sure that
Speaker 9: these people won't run out of electric and be on
Speaker 9: the side of the road.
Speaker 11: Right, So the honest answer is we cannot run tomorrow's
Speaker 11: cars on today's grid. But the other part of the
Speaker 11: answer is that's why we're upgrading the grid and the chargers.
Speaker 11: So President's goals by the end of this decade, we
Speaker 11: want half of new car sales to be electric. We
Speaker 11: think we can get there. It's not for everybody. It's
Speaker 11: not for everybody overnight prices still need to come down,
Speaker 11: but we think we can get to half by the
Speaker 11: end of the decade. We also have to have about
Speaker 11: half a million chargers around the country by the end
Speaker 11: of the decade, and we're funding that. Part of what
Speaker 11: was in the President's Infrastructure Law is about seven and
Speaker 11: a half billion dollars that we're using to really do
Speaker 11: two things. One is what you're talking about, where you
Speaker 11: go out on a road trip, you know there's going
Speaker 11: to be a gas station. We've got to make sure
Speaker 11: when you go on a road trip, you know there's
Speaker 11: going to be a charging station. But the other piece
Speaker 11: is we've got to make sure there's community charging. So
Speaker 11: if you live in a single family home where you
Speaker 11: got a garage, then it's easy. You can just plug
Speaker 11: in your wall. At our house in Michigan, we just
Speaker 11: plug it in a regular wallplug.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 11: But if you're in an apartment building, if you're in
Speaker 11: a dense area, and especially if you're in a low
Speaker 11: or middle income area, then it might not yet be
Speaker 11: profitable for companies to put in chargers. So we've got
Speaker 11: to make sure that we accelerate that process, put a
Speaker 11: little incentive in to make the economics move in the
Speaker 11: right direction so that everybody has has access because then
Speaker 11: they have a chance at the savings that come from
Speaker 11: not having to buy gas. So it's definitely a process.
Speaker 11: The grid has to be upgraded too, but remember it's
Speaker 11: also complicated and expensive to move millions and millions and
Speaker 11: millions of gallons of liquid fuel around this country every day.
Speaker 11: At the end of the day, in the long run,
Speaker 11: it's more efficient to move electrons through a so to speak,
Speaker 11: through you know, through transmission lines, than it is to
Speaker 11: move liquids around. But you know, this is not going
Speaker 11: to happen overnight. It's going to be years. We're underway,
Speaker 11: we're working out.
Speaker 2: Mayor P Now, Secretary P.
Speaker 11: I'll always answer to Mayor.
Speaker 2: And I love that.
Speaker 26: And I also think that it's really interesting that the
Speaker 26: most times I hear about you as when something went
Speaker 26: wrong in transportation, for example, the railroad derailments earlier this year,
Speaker 26: and I would love for you to talk to the
Speaker 26: audience about how the railroad administration responded to those derailments.
Speaker 11: Yes, the one that god the most detention was in
Speaker 11: February this year in Ohio there was a Norfolk Southern
Speaker 11: train who was carrying hazardous materials. It derailed and in
Speaker 11: order to prevent an explosion, they actually burned off some
Speaker 11: of the material that was in there. Thankfully, there were
Speaker 11: no fatalities there, but it was terrifying for the town there,
Speaker 11: called East Palestine. There was a lot of frustration, a
Speaker 11: lot of anger, and a lot of misinformation that really
Speaker 11: terrorized the community. When that happened. Over time, I realized
Speaker 11: that we had to change the way we approached these Normally,
Speaker 11: a Secretary of Transportation doesn't go to an active HASTHMAD
Speaker 11: site or an active crash site, not because people in
Speaker 11: this job don't care about the issue, but because we
Speaker 11: have a National Transportation Board Safety Board. It's designed to
Speaker 11: be independent. They the investigation, we do the policy. But
Speaker 11: what I found was people wanted and needed to see
Speaker 11: a visible administration figure there, and honestly I was a
Speaker 11: little slow to see the importance of that given the
Speaker 11: misinformation that was going on. So I knew that I
Speaker 11: had to get out there and do something that was
Speaker 11: a little bit of a break from the norm but
Speaker 11: was very important so that the people who live in
Speaker 11: that community knew that they wouldn't have to wait a
Speaker 11: year for the NTSB report to come out to know
Speaker 11: that we cared about them and we were supporting. Now,
Speaker 11: to be clear, our department was on the ground from
Speaker 11: the first hours of that incident. It's not like we
Speaker 11: weren't present or like we forgot, but the information layer
Speaker 11: and the things that they were being told as they
Speaker 11: had very legitimate questions like, is my house safe? Is
Speaker 11: the water safe? Which it was, but they needed a
Speaker 11: testing to prove that is the air safe. The community
Speaker 11: was so terrorized by that that we had to take
Speaker 11: additional steps to get good information there. But here's the
Speaker 11: other thing that's really important. When I went out there,
Speaker 11: I wasn't just there to show my face. I was
Speaker 11: there to talk about safety reforms that we need. That
Speaker 11: incident woke up a lot of Americans to something people
Speaker 11: didn't know, which is that all along we have had
Speaker 11: every single day on average to around we're about a
Speaker 11: thousand to rail once a year in this country, and
Speaker 11: there's nothing new. In fact, it used to be more.
Speaker 11: They came down from many thousands of a year because
Speaker 11: of regulations. People don't always want to hear about regulations.
Speaker 11: Regulations aren't always popular if they make us safer. And
Speaker 11: so right now, there's a bill sitting in Congress called
Speaker 11: the Railway Safety Act, bipartisan bill that would give my
Speaker 11: department more power to hold these railroad companies accountable. It
Speaker 11: would allow us to increase the fines to something that
Speaker 11: would really get their attention, because right now, a multi
Speaker 11: billion dollar corporation might not really care that much about
Speaker 11: the fines at the level that we're allowed to assess
Speaker 11: if we catch them in a violation, other measures around
Speaker 11: the physical safety of the tank cars that these chemicals
Speaker 11: move in, and it's just sitting there. Some of the
Speaker 11: same members of Congress who couldn't wait to get on
Speaker 11: TV to try to make a partisan shoe out of
Speaker 11: this still haven't gone on the record on whether they're
Speaker 11: four against it. By February, it's going to be a
Speaker 11: year since that crash happened. And again there are other derailments,
Speaker 11: thankfully usually not as serious, but there are other derailments
Speaker 11: happening every day. We need those enforcement tools, we need
Speaker 11: that stepped up action, and we're doing everything we can
Speaker 11: under the laws as it exists. What we need Congress
Speaker 11: to do more too, because.
Speaker 1: They limit with the cars that the actual trains can carry.
Speaker 9: Because anybody that in seventy five to seven Virginia knows
Speaker 9: that those trains are going for fifteen to twenty minutes,
Speaker 9: So is there a limit.
Speaker 11: There's not, but we're looking at the safety issues of
Speaker 11: that because now you've got trains that are a mile long,
Speaker 11: two miles long, three miles long. It is amazing, and
Speaker 11: this is another thing we're working on right now. There's
Speaker 11: actually no legal requirement on how many people need to
Speaker 11: be staffing that train. The railroad industry, Bobby has been
Speaker 11: pushing to have it be down to one. Imagine one
Speaker 11: person on a train that's three miles long. We see
Speaker 11: the back of it, no, I mean we take we
Speaker 11: take you an hour to walk to the back of it.
Speaker 11: So we were putting through a rule that would establish
Speaker 11: a minimum staffing standard. But we're also looking at some
Speaker 11: of the safety implications of trains being that long. Then
Speaker 11: you have the community implications when I'm in especially in
Speaker 11: smaller communities, and they have these railroad crossings and you
Speaker 11: get stuck behind.
Speaker 1: It twenty minutes and it's not crazy for your commute.
Speaker 11: But sometimes that's an ambulance, you know, sometimes that's a
Speaker 11: safety issue. Somebody really needs to get there. But we're
Speaker 11: also changing that. So we have another part that I
Speaker 11: love the Presence Infrastructure Plan is we have dollars for
Speaker 11: railroad crossing elimination. Now we can't get all of them,
Speaker 11: there's hundreds of thousands of these, but we can go
Speaker 11: to some of the places. We were in North Dakota,
Speaker 11: Grand Forks, North Dakota. They've been trying to get rid
Speaker 11: of this railroad crossing since I think nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 11: Everybody in town when we went there and knew about
Speaker 11: the spot we were talking about. I think it's forty
Speaker 11: first Street that just cuts off one part of town
Speaker 11: where the university is, from another part of town, where
Speaker 11: finally we brought the funding that that's going to allow
Speaker 11: them to eliminate that crossing. Orangeburg, South Carolina, you know
Speaker 11: a lot about orange Absolutely, we're with the Congressman Cliburn
Speaker 11: there celebrating work that's going to help there where you
Speaker 11: have highways and railways that cut people off. So in
Speaker 11: addition to holding the railroads accountable, we're also looking at
Speaker 11: the physical infrastructure here. Now, I would be remiss if
Speaker 11: I did not mention that as we speak, House Republicans
Speaker 11: are pushing cuts to a program called CHRISY, the Consolidated
Speaker 11: Rail Infrastructure Safety Improvement Program, which is one of the
Speaker 11: main sources of federal dollars we use to improve the
Speaker 11: safety of our railroads. I would argue that now is
Speaker 11: the time to double down on that, not to cut it.
Speaker 11: And you're going to hear me making a lot of
Speaker 11: noise about this as they're deciding how to vote.
Speaker 9: We got more with the Secretary of Transportation when we
Speaker 9: come back. Pete Boota Judge is the breakfast club, Good
Speaker 9: Morning Mourning. Everybody is dj n V, Charlamagne to God,
Speaker 9: Angela Rai, we are the breakfast club. We're still kicking
Speaker 9: it with the Secretary of Transportation, Pete Bouta Judge, angel.
Speaker 26: Ra You know, the other thing you brought up is Palestine,
Speaker 26: which is not exactly the same as what's happening in
Speaker 26: the Middle East and Palestine and Israel conflict.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of folks in the community.
Speaker 26: Who feel very strongly about the amount of four and
Speaker 26: eight dollars that are going overseas to support but aren't
Speaker 26: feeling that same type of aid and relief in our
Speaker 26: own communities. Department of Transportation is responsible for some of
Speaker 26: the relief that can be provided to the community.
Speaker 2: So can you talk a little bit about what you
Speaker 2: all are doing in that regard.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're focused on what we can do with the
Speaker 11: federal dollars that have been entrusted to us to make
Speaker 11: everyday life better. It's part of why I'm here in
Speaker 11: New York. Yeah, yeah, So We've got the Hudson Tunnel.
Speaker 11: This is a ton of hundreds of thousands of people
Speaker 11: count on this to get their communities from here to
Speaker 11: New Jersey and beyond. It's one hundred years old. We
Speaker 11: got one in Baltimore that we're redoing. It will be
Speaker 11: known as the Frederick Douglas Tunnel. Right now, it's known
Speaker 11: as the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel.
Speaker 1: What's title is, well, he said, the Hudsons and Hudson Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, East River Tunnel needs some work too, and we're
Speaker 11: working on that. So and this is a major I mean,
Speaker 11: the Hudson Tunnel piece, a loan that's gonna be one
Speaker 11: of the biggest public works projects in modern American history.
Speaker 1: In twenty nineteen million dollars.
Speaker 11: That's just the start we've got. We've got billions more
Speaker 11: identified in our transit programs, and then we're gonna we're
Speaker 11: gonna have more announcements to make about that. It's gonna
Speaker 11: be billions. But yeah, this is two hundred ninety two
Speaker 11: million dollar piece that's gonna do the concrete casing around
Speaker 11: huts and yards. That's a big piece of it because
Speaker 11: we really need it. People count on it every day,
Speaker 11: whether they think about it or not. In fact, our
Speaker 11: goal is that people don't have to think about it. Yeah,
Speaker 11: if you're not thinking about infrastructure, if you're not thinking
Speaker 11: about whether there's a hole in the road that's going
Speaker 11: to screw up your car, or whether your train's going
Speaker 11: to be late because there's a problem in the tunnel,
Speaker 11: then you can think about whatever else you're dealing with
Speaker 11: in life. You can think about your job, you can
Speaker 11: think about your kids, you can think about your faith.
Speaker 1: Yes, when all that traffic that is going to call
Speaker 1: because of the construttion.
Speaker 11: While we're doing it, that's not what I had in mind.
Speaker 26: But the other thing is, if you put back on
Speaker 26: your mayor p head, it's not just folks getting to work.
Speaker 2: There are folks who are going to work on these.
Speaker 11: Projects, absolutely, and that's the because, look, these projects are
Speaker 11: going to take a while before they're done. But even
Speaker 11: during that period, you're talking about where things are you know,
Speaker 11: delayed or backed up. The jobs that that's created, and
Speaker 11: we're working to make sure that that there's fair access
Speaker 11: to those jobs. We've heard so many stories from from
Speaker 11: communities and people who look at you know, the project
Speaker 11: finally comes to their neighborhood and they say great, but
Speaker 11: nobody working on this project looks like they're from this name.
Speaker 2: My dad is the main one with the bullhorn.
Speaker 1: This bothered him.
Speaker 11: So we've got local higher preferences that we're now able
Speaker 11: to do under the law. We've been working with project
Speaker 11: labor agreements and community benefit agreements. I was in LA
Speaker 11: their program called Higher LAX specifically for people who are
Speaker 11: from the same zip code as Lax to get into
Speaker 11: these building trade jobs. And some of them, you know,
Speaker 11: some of them had had been homeless in the past,
Speaker 11: some of them had had an involvement in the justice system,
Speaker 11: and we're now making good money educating their kids, buying
Speaker 11: a home. I mean, these are transformational opportunities when you
Speaker 11: get some of these construction done. So we're really excited
Speaker 11: about that.
Speaker 1: How will it take.
Speaker 11: So some of the projects we can do in one
Speaker 11: construction season, so that's going to be years.
Speaker 1: That's four years more minimal.
Speaker 2: Traffic.
Speaker 11: So the concrete case thing we think they can do
Speaker 11: in about three years. Other parts of it are going
Speaker 11: to go well into the twenty thirties. Is just that
Speaker 11: big of a vision when you talk about the overall
Speaker 11: connection of what's called the gateway linking all the way there.
Speaker 11: But that's that's part of what we know you have
Speaker 11: to do. You have to have a portfolio of projects
Speaker 11: from ones are going to be done by it by
Speaker 11: this year to ones that that you know, some other
Speaker 11: transportation secretary is going to get to cut the ribbon
Speaker 11: on one day. But that also means a pipeline of
Speaker 11: work expect and you know, some of these are a
Speaker 11: long time coming. The other big one that we're excited
Speaker 11: about the were announcing the Second Avenue subway, extending that
Speaker 11: out to one hundred and twenty fifth Street. That neighborhood
Speaker 11: has been asking for decades to get that that kind
Speaker 11: of subway access. Uh and we're finally able to get
Speaker 11: it done with this kind of fun day and it's
Speaker 11: I know it's going to change lives. Yes, the job's
Speaker 11: working on it, but also just the jobs that people
Speaker 11: are going to be able to have because they can
Speaker 11: take advantage of the transit.
Speaker 7: Would those changes Would that increase the price of traveling?
Speaker 7: Will Metro cards go up again?
Speaker 11: No, at least not not as a result of what
Speaker 11: we're funding. I don't know what the plans are for
Speaker 11: MTA or how they're thinking about their fares. I know,
Speaker 11: congestion pricing, which is a state project. That's part of
Speaker 11: how they're planning to on some of their work, but no,
Speaker 11: part of what we're trying to do is provide more
Speaker 11: of the federal funding because you couldn't raise fares high
Speaker 11: enough to cover the cost of these You just can't
Speaker 11: do a you know, fifteen to twenty billion dollar project
Speaker 11: on the strength of the fares. There's there's a lot
Speaker 11: of money to go around people to stop.
Speaker 1: You couldn't keep using it.
Speaker 11: That's why there has to be a federal role. And
Speaker 11: by the way, I think it's fair game for there
Speaker 11: to be a federal role because even if you don't
Speaker 11: use that tunnel every day, we're all living in an
Speaker 11: economy where if that tunnel was out of service, that
Speaker 11: would impact the economy, you know, all the way back
Speaker 11: to our house in Michigan.
Speaker 26: One of the other things that I think is important
Speaker 26: we have, of course, saw the Supreme Court decimate Affirmative
Speaker 26: Action for higher education earlier this year during the summer.
Speaker 26: I know that a day program at SDA took some
Speaker 26: hits as well. This attorney that's on these cases is
Speaker 26: relentless about it. Are you at all concerned about the
Speaker 26: impacts on the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program at DOT and
Speaker 26: how that might impact even some of the companies who
Speaker 26: are working on projects around the infrastructure.
Speaker 6: I am.
Speaker 11: They're coming after our dB program too. Now, we believe
Speaker 11: that program is not just good policy, but it's legally sound.
Speaker 11: We're going to fight for it. We know that it's
Speaker 11: made a difference in terms of people getting access to
Speaker 11: these jobs and opportunities that come with it. Just yesterday
Speaker 11: I was speaking to the National Association of Minority Contractors.
Speaker 11: They are gearing up, getting ready, and by the way,
Speaker 11: what they want is a fair shot to compete. But
Speaker 11: these are businesses that have been over the years you
Speaker 11: look in the past, systematically excluded the whole basis of
Speaker 11: the dB program. The reason why it has legal footing
Speaker 11: is that there's been a lot of proof of the
Speaker 11: disparities that have opened up. And when these businesses do
Speaker 11: get a fair shot to compete, they can do amazing
Speaker 11: work and then they create jobs as they go. So,
Speaker 11: whether we're talking about AAA to A, which is a
Speaker 11: Small Business Administration program, or our own programs that go
Speaker 11: under the flagship at DBE. We're going to keep pushing
Speaker 11: because we believe in them. We're doing matchmaking. You think
Speaker 11: it's like speed dating between investors and businesses that want
Speaker 11: to grow In this way, we're doing matchmaking between people
Speaker 11: who are building transit and transportation projects and the businesses
Speaker 11: that hope to bid on it. And it's not just
Speaker 11: you know, if you're in heavy construction, it could be
Speaker 11: you could have an accounting or legal services or professional
Speaker 11: services business that could benefit from some of the opportunities.
Speaker 11: We even upped our own goal for the federal contracts
Speaker 11: from our Department the DOT. We upped it to twenty
Speaker 11: one percent from a category called sdb's the Small Disavantaged Businesses,
Speaker 11: and we beat that goal and we're looking at what
Speaker 11: we can do to turn the diary higher. So we
Speaker 11: really believe in this work. I know it's coming under attack.
Speaker 11: I just don't think those attacks are lead sound.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna push.
Speaker 9: We got more with the Secretary of Transportation when we
Speaker 9: come back. Pete Boot to Judge's the Breakfast Club, Good
Speaker 9: Morning Mourning. Everybody is the ej Envy Charlomagne to God,
Speaker 9: Angela Raih.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: We're still kicking it with the Secretary of Transportation Pete
Speaker 9: boota Judge Charlomagne.
Speaker 7: I want to ask you about some some political stuff
Speaker 7: going on. How do you feel working with the news
Speaker 7: speaker at a house Mike Johnson when you hate gays.
Speaker 11: You know it's my job to try to work with anybody,
Speaker 11: so I will kind yeah. I mean, look, we're joking
Speaker 11: earlier about my minivan, like it's a strange feeling to
Speaker 11: be driving our kids, our twin two year olds to daycare,
Speaker 11: driving past the Capitol, looking at the dome of the Capitol,
Speaker 11: knowing that under it sits a speaker who thinks that
Speaker 11: my marriage ought to be against the laws. I mean,
Speaker 11: not as not being in favor of marriage, which most
Speaker 11: people in the country.
Speaker 7: Get now, but just wanting to conversion therapy.
Speaker 11: The conversion therapy, these laws. I mean, I don't I
Speaker 11: don't get it. But again, you know, my job is
Speaker 11: to try to work with anybody. Look, I was a
Speaker 11: gay mayor in Indiana when Mike Pence was the governor,
Speaker 11: and I fought him on those issues, but I also
Speaker 11: worked with him on other issues because working together on
Speaker 11: the economy was the right thing to do. For the city.
Speaker 11: So it's uh, he got departmentalized.
Speaker 7: I think he takes it a step further than Mike Pince.
Speaker 7: I mean he the criminalization of gay sex is what
Speaker 7: he talks about. He says, you know, homosexuality led to
Speaker 7: the fall of the Roman Empire. Like that, that's a
Speaker 7: bit different. I think that's a step further than Mike Pinn.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he seems exceptionally committed to that ideology. I don't
Speaker 11: know how you reach somebody like that, you know, I
Speaker 11: saw somebody ask him about his worldview and he said,
Speaker 11: you know, pick up a Bible and read it. That's
Speaker 11: my worldview. I pick up a Bible and I get
Speaker 11: to a place like Proverbs twenty nine, the righteous man
Speaker 11: knows the cause of the poor, and the wicked regarded
Speaker 11: it not. And then I'm thinking about the Speaker of
Speaker 11: the House who went out of his way to be
Speaker 11: against the child tax Credit, which when President Biden's American
Speaker 11: Rescue Plan expanded, the child tax credit cut child poverty
Speaker 11: in half, and when they let it expire, child poverty doubled.
Speaker 11: So we know that it was a cause and effect.
Speaker 11: Reverend Barber, William Barber, somebody have a lot of respect
Speaker 11: for him. He sometimes talks about how you see some
Speaker 11: of these figures out there who have, as he puts it,
Speaker 11: they say so much about what God says so little
Speaker 11: and so little about what God says so much.
Speaker 9: Do you lose faith a little bit when you think
Speaker 9: about all the things that you and your husband are thinking,
Speaker 9: and do you lose faith just a little bit? Because
Speaker 9: this is our government.
Speaker 11: It's our government. It's the only one we got. So
Speaker 11: if there's a part of it that is disturbing or discouraging,
Speaker 11: you've got to respond to that with the part of
Speaker 11: it you believe it. I mean, I can't throw up
Speaker 11: my hands and complain about the government when I've been
Speaker 11: given such a prominent role in our government, right, I
Speaker 11: just have to figure out how to use it to
Speaker 11: do the most good for the most people, which is
Speaker 11: my job.
Speaker 26: Looking forward to the twenty twenty four election, you're in
Speaker 26: this role at dot Transportation secretary. Have you thought about
Speaker 26: if you'd want to serve in any other capacity under
Speaker 26: another Biden Rison administration. I know you're not supposed to
Speaker 26: necessarily answer this, but you are really smart, have a
Speaker 26: lot of skill sets that you developed in school as
Speaker 26: well as as a mayor. There are so many other
Speaker 26: entities and agencies that could utilize the way that you
Speaker 26: think things through.
Speaker 2: Have you thought about any other role that you'd want
Speaker 2: to serve in.
Speaker 11: I'm pretty absorbed just in the day job that I've got.
Speaker 11: I love public service, and I serve as the pleasure
Speaker 11: of the president. I know that, you know, the job
Speaker 11: I'm doing now is.
Speaker 2: Not the kind of job you can do forever, answer
Speaker 2: my question.
Speaker 11: But I also think it's got to be the best
Speaker 11: job in the federal government right now because we're building
Speaker 11: things that you know, we're building the things as like
Speaker 11: my kids are going to be counting on fifty years
Speaker 11: from that, you know, fifty years from that, my kids
Speaker 11: will be going through the Hudson Tunnel that that that
Speaker 11: we're going to be starting construction on today. And being
Speaker 11: able to be at the forefront of some of that
Speaker 11: work is incredibly rewarding. So so yeah, I mean, the
Speaker 11: only honest answer.
Speaker 7: Your question is, I don't know, you dig Biden and
Speaker 7: Harris is still a winning ticket.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, I gotta be careful how to talk
Speaker 11: about it, just because I'm here as secretary, I'm not
Speaker 11: supposed to talk campaigns But what I will say is
Speaker 11: I believe in the President and Vice president. I believe
Speaker 11: in the work we're doing, and I believe in the
Speaker 11: results that we're getting. I mean, I get that in
Speaker 11: so many ways, it's been a rough few years for everybody,
Speaker 11: and I get that we're still kind of coming out
Speaker 11: of some darkness, from from COVID to what was going
Speaker 11: on earlier with inflation, to just the political upheaval and
Speaker 11: everything that we're seeing in Congress and then the former president.
Speaker 11: But look at what's happened, like take aviation right now,
Speaker 11: we've got a lot of frustration with airlines not being
Speaker 11: able to keep up with the tickets they are selling.
Speaker 11: By the way, it made a lot of progress this year,
Speaker 11: cancelations down below normal.
Speaker 1: Still very expensive flying, and yeah, but that's.
Speaker 11: Because the demands has been going on. Right it was
Speaker 11: only two and a half years ago that the big
Speaker 11: conversation about airlines was are they going to go out
Speaker 11: of business? The big conversation was how much taxpayer funding
Speaker 11: do we need to put together to make sure that
Speaker 11: the US aviation sector doesn't collapse? And that was less
Speaker 11: than three years ago. You know, it's November right now,
Speaker 11: Folks are starting to thinking about holiday shopping Christmas presents.
Speaker 11: Two years ago, that was just two years ago. We
Speaker 11: were looking at news stories of ships waiting their turn
Speaker 11: off the West Coast and the supply chains were so
Speaker 11: backed up. People were saying Christmas is going to be canceled.
Speaker 11: And it wasn't like we figured it out. We got
Speaker 11: through it. We actually had an all time record high
Speaker 11: that year in terms of retail sales. But those kinds
Speaker 11: of things are happening. Thirty five dollars insulent for senior
Speaker 11: and if we didn't get blocked by congressional Republicans, it
Speaker 11: would be thirty five dollars a month insulent for everybody.
Speaker 11: And I think we can still get that done. So
Speaker 11: whether it's our transportation stuff or other sides of the house,
Speaker 11: like the administration has a lot to be proud of
Speaker 11: and also a lot of work today.
Speaker 1: Could go back to Mike Johns for one second.
Speaker 7: I know you got to go, but will you ever
Speaker 7: discouraged by Christianity because of the Bible's views on homosexuality?
Speaker 7: Because a lot of those guys like Mike Johnson, you know,
Speaker 7: they say they have those views because of what the
Speaker 7: Bible says. So were you ever personally discouraged.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think every Christian, definitely, every gay Christian has
Speaker 11: had to contend with the ways in which the Church
Speaker 11: and scripture have have been sometimes weaponized or or or
Speaker 11: turned against people. But the parts that that that most
Speaker 11: speak to to me have to do with with protecting
Speaker 11: those who need to be protected. They have to do
Speaker 11: with with infinite love. And Yeah, I think every Christian
Speaker 11: wrestles with with all of the different things and ideas
Speaker 11: and forces and and and and traditions that that that.
Speaker 1: Are part of that.
Speaker 11: But and it's turned a lot of people off from religion.
Speaker 11: Right at our wedding, our pastor talked about how many
Speaker 11: people are walking away from religion entirely.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 11: And and yet I think that it can be such
Speaker 11: a force for good without ever believing that I push,
Speaker 11: you know, what I believe on anybody else, and while
Speaker 11: being adamant that no one in this country ought to
Speaker 11: have to live based on some other guy's interpretation of
Speaker 11: his own religion.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because you referenced with Mike Johnson said earlier about
Speaker 7: his worldview. See you wanted them my worldview, pick up
Speaker 7: the Bible and it's like, could it be possible the
Speaker 7: Bible is an outdated worldview.
Speaker 11: Or you know which chapter and verse are you looking.
Speaker 1: Up when you pick up? Can't pick you though, right,
Speaker 1: He seems.
Speaker 11: To he's fine with doubling child poverty, but he's got
Speaker 11: a problem with what goes on in other people's bedrooms.
Speaker 1: It's kind of hard.
Speaker 7: It's crazy to just like gave people so much in
Speaker 7: your last name is Johnson. Shut up, man, I'm just
Speaker 7: saying us.
Speaker 1: That one pete, Secretary, you used that one that.
Speaker 2: Away, never go back.
Speaker 7: You appreciate what you say. Oh, you know what, Mike Johnson,
Speaker 7: he needs to look at the tip of the files.
Speaker 8: You know what I think.
Speaker 1: I gotta go cut it, Secretary. People appreciate I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Secretary, appreciate you. Thank you so much. Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness, Angela, I thank you as well.
Speaker 9: It's the Breakfast Local wares morning everybody. It's dj En
Speaker 9: v Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 7: Yes, salut the Secretary of Transportation people to judge for
Speaker 7: pulling up.
Speaker 1: You know that's right. Well that's a monday, man, Lord,
Speaker 1: it is monday. Let's have you to be here. Yes,
Speaker 1: let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 8: Or you got.
Speaker 1: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 24: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea.
Speaker 9: Spells right right, all right now. Nicki Minaj has an
Speaker 9: album coming out on the eighth of December. She wrote
Speaker 9: a note in her Instagram saying, dear bobs, be sure
Speaker 9: that never I said barbs.
Speaker 1: Who are the bobs?
Speaker 9: Dear barb she said, be sure to never threaten anyone
Speaker 9: on my behalf, whether on the Internet or in person,
Speaker 9: whether in jest or not, I don't and never have
Speaker 9: condoned that. We have an amazing album right around the corner.
Speaker 9: Twelve eight twenty three. It feels so surreal and euphoric,
Speaker 9: wishing you blessings on blessings. So Nicky's saying, do not
Speaker 9: attack anybody fans.
Speaker 7: Well, after all these years and after all the attacks
Speaker 7: the barbs have delivered, I'm glad she finally decided to say,
Speaker 7: you tell them to stand down. That's right, okay, after
Speaker 7: all these years, it's good. Hopefully they'll listen now.
Speaker 9: Ray J's mom was rushed to the hospital after reaction
Speaker 9: to IV therapy.
Speaker 1: You know IV therapy.
Speaker 9: IV treatment is this new thing that goes on that
Speaker 9: they put this iv They come to your house so
Speaker 9: you can go to an iv shop and they're supposed
Speaker 9: to deliver essential vitamins and nutrients directly to the bloodstream. Unfortunately,
Speaker 9: TMZ said that when she was getting the IVY therapy,
Speaker 9: she all of a sudden she fell ill, started rapidly
Speaker 9: breathing hard, so they lay down. Ray J was concerned
Speaker 9: and called the ambulance. But they say, she's doing much better.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 7: Did they say what the reason was? Because I mean
Speaker 7: a lot of I like doing those IVY treatments too,
Speaker 7: I like to be twelve.
Speaker 1: What did they say? What the problem was?
Speaker 9: They didn't Why does she react that way that they
Speaker 9: didn't say? They said, Usually the IVY therapy is meant
Speaker 9: to boost the patient's immune system. Beside effects can include infection, rashes,
Speaker 9: blood clots, air embolism, and more.
Speaker 8: Damn.
Speaker 7: Definitely glad everything worked out with moms. So slew to her,
Speaker 7: sending her healing energy, smart smart thinking, ray J, quick
Speaker 7: on your feet there now.
Speaker 9: Al Pacino eighty three years old. It looks like he's
Speaker 9: gonna have to pay thirty thousand dollars a month in
Speaker 9: child support. He will also give six percent of his
Speaker 9: annual gross income in excess of two point five million
Speaker 9: per year cap that four million dollars or up to
Speaker 9: ninety thousand dollars.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't want them problems when I'm eight. How
Speaker 7: old is he he's eighty three, eighty three years old.
Speaker 7: He shouldn't want them problems at eighty three years old. Man,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. Yes, don't want to be
Speaker 7: getting some action. You know, I don't want to be
Speaker 7: having no new kid, no new child's payments.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: I'm happy that he's able to be able to do
Speaker 1: that with his sperm, But damn.
Speaker 9: Thirty thousand dollars a month, one hundred and ten thousand
Speaker 9: dollars for I guess the courts and to paying for
Speaker 9: court fees, and six percent of his annual gross income. God,
Speaker 9: damn six percent doesn't seem like a lot, But when
Speaker 9: you're al Pacino, that could be millions and million.
Speaker 7: Isn't he just gonna be? Isn't he leaving the child
Speaker 7: something anyway? Like I'm sure it's a percentage of his
Speaker 7: the state or something. I'm sure the child is in
Speaker 7: the will. So he has other kids still, They who's
Speaker 7: that for and I mean give it to the mother too.
Speaker 7: Leave something for the mother in the will too.
Speaker 3: He's eighty three, bro, Like, I ain't want to be
Speaker 3: dealing with that kind of scrass at eighty three. New
Speaker 3: baby mama problems at eighty three.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Now, Ruby Rose, you know Ruby Rose, she's an influence.
Speaker 9: She's twenty six years old. She posted a picture of
Speaker 9: herself on Instagram and Paul Piarrice x NBA play used
Speaker 9: to play for the Boston Celtics. He said, my crush. Well,
Speaker 9: she responded and wrote her text and said text me
Speaker 9: then and put her number there. So people are saying
Speaker 9: that Paul Piaris is nasty for that. They said, bro,
Speaker 9: it's older than his jersey number talking about my crush.
Speaker 9: People are going in on him and saying that the
Speaker 9: difference of ages is he's forty six and she's twenty six.
Speaker 7: I don't care about the store, not even a little bit.
Speaker 7: It's not a nasty that your reported that.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm just Paul pissed. They said he signed nasty,
Speaker 1: you sign nasty. I'm just saying I'm just reporting what
Speaker 1: they give me.
Speaker 7: You did not report that store. You could have left
Speaker 7: it at the three that you did. You wanted you
Speaker 7: couldn't wait to say that. You said, Ruby Rose. Everybody
Speaker 7: knows Ruby Rose.
Speaker 1: I have no idea who that is. I said, she's
Speaker 1: an influence. I did say everybody knows what you did.
Speaker 1: You did say everybody knows what she is? You said,
Speaker 1: you know what? Do you know what she is?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I don't solute to her.
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 1: Will he give me your uncle too? For after the hour?
Speaker 1: Jordan Richardson needs to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 7: This is a classic example of how the energy you
Speaker 7: put out always comes back.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss all right, we'll get to that next and
Speaker 1: don't move.
Speaker 23: It's the breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast club. Your
Speaker 23: morning's a will never be the same. Eyes you are
Speaker 23: a doctor.
Speaker 1: Gay huh, I'm a fat and all that shit around
Speaker 1: your eye. They want this man to wait for the top.
Speaker 1: Gloves can't make a judgment of who was going to
Speaker 1: be on the Donkey of the day. They chose you,
Speaker 1: Oh bit you, Who's donkey of the day today?
Speaker 7: Yes, donkey today for Monday, November six goes to Jordan Richardson.
Speaker 7: Jordan Richardson is or was a valet in Baltimore at
Speaker 7: the Sagamore Penjury Luxury Hotel. Let me tell you something
Speaker 7: about energy. In fact, let me quote something about energy.
Speaker 7: This comes from eckart Tole. The energy that you put
Speaker 7: out comes back to you.
Speaker 1: End quote.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't care who you are, what you're doing,
Speaker 7: how you're doing it. Whatever energy you're putting out is
Speaker 7: gonna come back to you. I'm talking to you from experience,
Speaker 7: which is one reason I don't do a vengeance revenged thing,
Speaker 7: because whatever you are attempting to do to someone will
Speaker 7: ultimately be done to you. In fact, while you're doing
Speaker 7: and saying whatever you're doing and saying to someone which
Speaker 7: you're attempting to do, the dem has already been done
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's already done. Trust me.
Speaker 7: Whatever energy you put out is already happening to you
Speaker 7: in real time. And that is what happened to Jordan Richardson.
Speaker 7: I mean that energy he.
Speaker 1: Put out came right back to him. Let's go to
Speaker 1: CBS News Baltimore for the report police.
Speaker 4: A Valets charge was stealing his one hundred and twenty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars out e RS seven and lying to police
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 27: Yeah, I'd never in my wildest dreams could have thought
Speaker 27: when I handed those keys over, I even tipped the valet.
Speaker 4: When he finally got it back, the car was total.
Speaker 7: There's a full can of gas building the whole car.
Speaker 21: Dumped the whole thing like they were gonna set.
Speaker 8: It on fire.
Speaker 4: Wujyz obtained charging documents in the case where police say
Speaker 4: the suspect, Jordan Richardson, admits taking the car and says
Speaker 4: he was approached by two men at gunpoint on Boston
Speaker 4: Street who carjacked him. Police say he changed his story,
Speaker 4: saying he went to a car meet up at a
Speaker 4: gas station and when he got out, someone jumped in
Speaker 4: and drove away in the outing.
Speaker 27: And eventually he breaks and tells him, hey, I took
Speaker 27: the car, took it the wild while, but then it
Speaker 27: got stolen from me, and I don't know who took it,
Speaker 27: and I don't know where it's at.
Speaker 4: I don't know what they did with Eller says they
Speaker 4: did comp him in his room the day his vehicle
Speaker 4: was stolen and offered him another suite to come back,
Speaker 4: but he says.
Speaker 1: That's not enough, and he says he's out thousands of dollars.
Speaker 1: Reporting Live in Fell's point, Mike helgrin wjy Z.
Speaker 7: Now is he a terrible valet? Are a terrible carjacker?
Speaker 7: This is like when your parents tell you that you're
Speaker 7: doing too much like Jack of all trades, master of none.
Speaker 7: You want to be a carjacker of a valet, you
Speaker 7: probably rap, But now you're just the main star and
Speaker 7: a short film we call double jacking. Okay, In other
Speaker 7: situations a man would be excited to start in a
Speaker 7: short film called double jacking, especially on porn Hub. But
Speaker 7: just ain't a movie, Doug. Okay, Now, this could just
Speaker 7: be a coincidence. I doubt it is, though, because oh
Speaker 7: what a tangled web we weave. Listen, man, life is
Speaker 7: about choices. This ballet made the choice to go joy
Speaker 7: riding or go to the car meet up, whatever he
Speaker 7: was doing. But whatever it was, he went to go
Speaker 7: show off. Okay, you went to go show off this
Speaker 7: stolen car. So you did it for the grand regardless
Speaker 7: of whether you got jack. You was going to jail
Speaker 7: anyway for car theft because you literally took this man's
Speaker 7: car just to go to a car meet up or
Speaker 7: I don't know what it was. Either way, you went
Speaker 7: to go flex. You went to go flex and another
Speaker 7: man's ride. Okay, those likes, those comments, those reposts, whatever
Speaker 7: validation you were seeking is not worth what's happening to
Speaker 7: you right now. You probably thought you was going to
Speaker 7: get cheeks by jacking another man's whip. Now you're about
Speaker 7: to be in jail giving up cheeks Jack and another man.
Speaker 7: You know what you mean, Yes, yes, okay, God robbed
Speaker 7: that gun point all right. Because you went to a
Speaker 7: car meet up, or you went to go joy riding, whatever.
Speaker 7: The real owner of that car probably would have never
Speaker 7: gone where this valet Jordan Ridgardson went. But Jordan had
Speaker 7: to go stunt real quick. He had to pull up
Speaker 7: Shining one time, let people see how he living. And
Speaker 7: the people clearly liked what he pulled up, and they
Speaker 7: liked it so much that they took it from them.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you this is how energy works.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: You get what you put out into the world because
Speaker 7: thought waves of energy that vibrates, that vibrate out of
Speaker 7: specific frequency. Okay, that frequency attracts similar frequencies to it.
Speaker 7: That's why happy people attract other happy people, and angry
Speaker 7: people attract other angry people. And I don't get me wrong.
Speaker 7: Life is still going life. So you can put out
Speaker 7: all the positive energy in the world and bad things
Speaker 7: will still happen to you. But if we already know that,
Speaker 7: why would we do things that we know are going
Speaker 7: to create the negative energy in our lives that were
Speaker 7: already trying to duck? Huh Jordan, you knew as soon
Speaker 7: as you made the decision.
Speaker 1: Is still this man's car.
Speaker 7: That wasn't the wise thing to do, but for whatever reason,
Speaker 7: you thought you could get away with it. And the
Speaker 7: law of energy said in real time, ah eh, let
Speaker 7: this be a lesson to us. All the reciprocation of energy,
Speaker 7: always and every time we will get exactly what we
Speaker 7: put out there to others. Okay, like karma. Whatever we
Speaker 7: do will indefinitely come back to us in some way,
Speaker 7: shape or form. Please let me REMINBD give joined Richardson
Speaker 7: the biggest he.
Speaker 1: Haw he haw he ha. You stupid motherfucker?
Speaker 7: Are you dumb?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 9: Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir, Yes, indeed,
Speaker 9: I be et. We'll see how them all piece b
Speaker 9: e t. Everybody else that's open up the phone lines
Speaker 9: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one we're
Speaker 9: talking about actress Yvonne Orgy Yvonne for Into the Room.
Speaker 9: She recently did an interview and she was talking about
Speaker 9: her still being a virgin.
Speaker 28: Are you still a virgin? I am, Oh my god,
Speaker 28: I love this. This is the most original guest we've
Speaker 28: ever had on and you what are you?
Speaker 3: Thirty nine?
Speaker 22: I am, Oh my god. That damn is gonna break
Speaker 22: one day, baby. And if you look at there right now, I.
Speaker 2: Like people were like, oh you know, I was like,
Speaker 2: pray for him, whoever he is.
Speaker 3: Why break.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of pets up energy up in here.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 22: And you're gonna hit your sexual peak when you start
Speaker 22: having sex, So yeah, you're we're gonna need a couple
Speaker 22: of men probably, all.
Speaker 1: Right, So let's open up the phone lines.
Speaker 7: E'von out here guaranteeing her spot in heaven eight hundred.
Speaker 7: It shouldn't even be a story five eight five, one
Speaker 7: oh five one.
Speaker 1: This is exactly how.
Speaker 7: People are supposed to live. You do know that, right
Speaker 7: The Bible said don't have pre marital sex. Are you
Speaker 7: a thirty year old plus virgin going to heaven as
Speaker 7: far as we know? If so, we'd love to talk
Speaker 7: to you want to know why eight hundred five eight
Speaker 7: five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: Are you a thirty year old.
Speaker 7: Plus Virgin's nothing wrong with that. If you are, let's
Speaker 7: discuss you're actually doing what we're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 9: Anybody in the room, I want to talk No, no, okay,
Speaker 9: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one, let's
Speaker 9: talk about it.
Speaker 1: Call us up right now.
Speaker 9: All the virgins out there, if you're thirty years plus,
Speaker 9: would love to talk to you. Who's the Breakfast lug
Speaker 9: Go morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Study, It's topic top eight hundred five. I have five
Speaker 1: five one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne, the guy we are to
Speaker 9: breakfast club now if he's just joining us, we're talking
Speaker 9: about Yvonne Orgy friend to the room. She recently was
Speaker 9: doing an interview and talking that she is still a virgin?
Speaker 2: Are you still a virgin?
Speaker 1: I am, oh my god, I love this.
Speaker 28: This is the most original guest we've ever had on
Speaker 28: and you what are you? Thirty nine?
Speaker 10: I am, oh my god.
Speaker 28: That Dan is gonna break one day, baby.
Speaker 15: And if you love the thing right now, I like
Speaker 15: people were like, oh, you know, Evan, I was like,
Speaker 15: pray for him, whoever he is.
Speaker 10: Why there's a lot of pets of energy up in
Speaker 10: the heuan.
Speaker 8: Oh my god.
Speaker 22: And you're gonna hit your sexual peak when you start
Speaker 22: having sex. So yeah, you're gonna need.
Speaker 1: A couple of men.
Speaker 10: Probably you all went from being a virgins to Polly Ellaly.
Speaker 9: So we're asking eight hundred and five five one oh
Speaker 9: five one would love to hear from the virgin out there,
Speaker 9: Like there's a lot of pleasures.
Speaker 1: On the line. It's not too many.
Speaker 7: Here's the thing about the avant Orgie situation. Though, she's
Speaker 7: doing exactly what you're supposed to be doing. The Bible
Speaker 7: says you should not have pre marital sext correct, So
Speaker 7: being that she's not married, and you know she hasn't
Speaker 7: she's not she's not married. Just like so she's doing
Speaker 7: what we're all supposed to be all of us sinners, right,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying, are supposed to be doing.
Speaker 7: You know, so whuther I ain't mad at it?
Speaker 5: AJ good morning, Good morning, DJ Charlemae.
Speaker 1: God, good morning, and everyone else. Are you a virgin?
Speaker 18: No, No, I'm not a virgin.
Speaker 5: I'm thirty one years old. I'm not a virgin.
Speaker 1: People say all virgins call up. We did say all
Speaker 1: virgins call up, but you know, people don't listen.
Speaker 8: Hello, who's just a four three slums?
Speaker 7: Eight four three?
Speaker 1: We are share? What's happening, what's going on?
Speaker 17: What's up?
Speaker 7: Soloman? Don't call it here like you're no virgin?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: She not a virgin?
Speaker 20: I know I ain't, but I do feel like inina
Speaker 20: iron will be in a virgin. So whatever.
Speaker 29: You need to figure out who they are, who they like,
Speaker 29: what they like, what they're don't like, and respect themselves.
Speaker 17: Not to make a person weak.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and the Bible, the Bible says don't have pre
Speaker 7: marital sex.
Speaker 1: Boy, can we get a virgin on the line? Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this? J Jail? You're a virgin?
Speaker 30: Big version?
Speaker 1: You say you're a big version?
Speaker 7: How old are you?
Speaker 3: M j.
Speaker 7: You're thirty and you're a virgin. Okay, why why have
Speaker 7: you decided to, uh, you know, keep your virginity.
Speaker 5: I'm lesbian.
Speaker 1: You're a lesbian?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 7: So have you have you ever had any sexual encounters.
Speaker 1: With another woman?
Speaker 14: Another woman?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You just never been penetrated? Oh does this don't make
Speaker 1: a virgin. Does that count? I don't know if this count.
Speaker 7: If that count, you call them from Charleston too true.
Speaker 1: I can tell my hot but because she had sex,
Speaker 1: but she just hasn't been penetrated. I don't know how
Speaker 1: all would judge that one. I don't know, God, I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 8: Hello. Who's this yo? This is Will?
Speaker 1: Hey Will? Good morning, Good morning one. Will. Are you
Speaker 1: a virgin?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I am?
Speaker 1: Why brother? Hey man, I'm out here just living, trying
Speaker 1: to live right, man. Like I said, I just haven't
Speaker 1: met the right woman. So I'm just saying myself for her.
Speaker 1: I know it's a little bit corny, but it's not corny.
Speaker 7: Listen, there's nothing corny about doing what God actually tells
Speaker 7: us to do. You know, for all of us that
Speaker 7: claim to be believers, this is what scripture says. Scripture
Speaker 7: says that you know, you shouldn't have sex until you're
Speaker 7: until you're married.
Speaker 1: I believe Will would have had sex if he found
Speaker 1: the right person. Is that true? Will?
Speaker 8: Oh? Yeah? Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 7: Well, either way, you're doing what you're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 7: You're waiting on the right person. Man, I'm not mad
Speaker 7: at it. Brother, don't think that's called doing the right
Speaker 7: thing is never corny, sir.
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 5: I told whole Greek taller man.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, all right, well have a good one, brother,
Speaker 1: all right, y'all too? All right, Brandy, good morning? Are
Speaker 1: you a virgin?
Speaker 8: Brandy?
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 20: I'm forty two.
Speaker 1: Okay, well why'd you decide to wait?
Speaker 20: I'm definitely saving myself for marriage. But aside from that,
Speaker 20: I feel like the men that I have come in
Speaker 20: contact with my whole life have not been worth it.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, listen, I'm not You're absolutely doing what you're
Speaker 7: supposed to be doing.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 1: I hope you know, I hope this world.
Speaker 3: In this society doesn't make you feel like you know,
Speaker 3: you calling me a shame are shaming you.
Speaker 20: Because you know if I if I felt like that,
Speaker 20: I wouldn't even call it then? Actually, can I give
Speaker 20: a quick shout out to Kawana grand gotta retreat? I
Speaker 20: am not listening to your radio show. She had to
Speaker 20: call me and be like, Brandy.
Speaker 8: You gonna call I gonna call her friend?
Speaker 1: The only version that she knows she called you.
Speaker 20: That's okay, you know, I don't feel know if that's
Speaker 20: the same about it all?
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: How old are you again? Forty two?
Speaker 5: Forty two?
Speaker 1: Congratulations, mama, all right, have a go. But you handle
Speaker 1: yourself though, right? Handle myself, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 2: And why are you asking her?
Speaker 13: Why?
Speaker 31: Like?
Speaker 1: Why? That's a long time nothing what I'm just asking?
Speaker 3: Damn?
Speaker 1: So what okay? Looking on a Monday, Yo, you yourself,
Speaker 1: you're married.
Speaker 3: Let me say you handle yourself same different So it's
Speaker 3: not God, damn, it ain't none of your business.
Speaker 1: This ain't none of his business. Man answer though I
Speaker 1: did answer, okay, thank you. I needn't hear.
Speaker 9: See now you want to know what she said? I
Speaker 9: ain't telling you now. Eight undrink five A five one
Speaker 9: oh five one. We're looking for all the thirty year
Speaker 9: old plus virgins. Call us now, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning, it's topic time.
Speaker 11: The phone.
Speaker 1: Called eight hundred and five eight five one oh five
Speaker 1: one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Talk about it morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club. We're taking your calls. Eight hundrenk five
Speaker 9: E five one oh five one. We're looking for all
Speaker 9: the thirty year old plus virgins. Now that's kind of
Speaker 9: conversation comes from me von Orgi. She recently did an
Speaker 9: interview and this is what she said.
Speaker 28: Are you still a virgin?
Speaker 1: I am, oh my.
Speaker 28: God, I love this. This is the most original guest
Speaker 28: we've ever had on and you what are you? Thirty nine?
Speaker 16: I am, Oh my god.
Speaker 22: That dam is gonna break one day, baby, And if
Speaker 22: you let the thing right now, I.
Speaker 10: Like people were like, oh, you know, I was like,
Speaker 10: pray for him, whoever he is.
Speaker 22: Why you get a lot of pets up energy up
Speaker 22: in the euro But oh my god, and you're gonna
Speaker 22: hit your sexual peak when you start having sex.
Speaker 28: So yeah, you're gonna need a couple of men probably.
Speaker 10: You all went from being a virgins to poly italy.
Speaker 8: Nice.
Speaker 1: So we got Mike on the line, Mike, good morning,
Speaker 1: Hello Mike, what's up?
Speaker 3: Man? Hey?
Speaker 18: And the teller man, yes, sir, he'll last me right.
Speaker 5: I was sat with this chake up, been talked me
Speaker 5: to you enough about.
Speaker 18: A month, man, we singing, me said, I guess me,
Speaker 18: And she's still a Brozeler. We did everything though, everything
Speaker 18: we did in the bed just noreasure.
Speaker 7: But she I mean she's still a Yeah, I would
Speaker 7: say so y'all did sexual things, but y'all had sex. Well,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be with you, I don't think you should
Speaker 7: be having sex if you don't know what sex is,
Speaker 7: because clearly but that.
Speaker 1: Would do what they did with sexual but sex. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this TI? My name is ly Hey Li, Good morning.
Speaker 1: Where you call them from?
Speaker 29: I am calling from Georgia.
Speaker 1: Hey, Georgia. Now we were asking are you a virgin?
Speaker 20: I am?
Speaker 1: Okay? And how old are you? Mama?
Speaker 30: I'm thirty thirty?
Speaker 1: Okay? Well why we like to ask why?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 29: So one of the reasons was I was abused at
Speaker 29: age six by a family member, and so that was
Speaker 29: one of the reasons. But also to just feeling like
Speaker 29: I hadn't found anybody that I felt like was worthy.
Speaker 2: So that's my main reason.
Speaker 7: I totally understand. You're not saying nothing wrong. You're not
Speaker 7: saying nothing wrong. I'm blessed, black and holly favored. I
Speaker 7: respect it, you know what I'm saying. I feel like,
Speaker 7: you know, when I hear people like you talk, y'all
Speaker 7: just have a level of discipline that, you know, a
Speaker 7: lot of us lack.
Speaker 29: I don't know if it's just disc plan you know,
Speaker 29: I think if everybody's preference.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely absolutely, discipline preference, you know, experiences.
Speaker 14: Thank you, Liz, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 8: Hey? How you doing it?
Speaker 1: What's your name?
Speaker 31: This kiddy?
Speaker 8: I was calm to see what Charla Magne but A
Speaker 8: heard because he always ask this is when I'm trying
Speaker 8: to find.
Speaker 1: Out you said about what a version of it is?
Speaker 8: Yours? Yours? Because you outway Yeah yeah, yeah, he's hold
Speaker 8: the first trying to find out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah it is.
Speaker 7: I've had colonics and I've had a but I've never
Speaker 7: had a.
Speaker 8: Well, you may need to go get your another code
Speaker 8: because you know what you always to have asked, so
Speaker 8: you know you gonna get your another one.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you? Anything? What anything else?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I got something that's to say. I got something
Speaker 8: to say. Don't try to get smiled with me now,
Speaker 8: you always you always get smiled with something. You're gonna
Speaker 8: meet your mess today. And I'm Kenny Lee from missus
Speaker 8: Tennessee and missus Weed get down. So I'm letting you
Speaker 8: know your brother hole needs to be a version if
Speaker 8: it ain't, because you always putting folks on this and there,
Speaker 8: and I'm stick at you and I want you to
Speaker 8: know today, okay, and I'm I'm today.
Speaker 1: I love you too.
Speaker 8: Now you don't love me, because if you love me,
Speaker 8: you wouldn't be a deckads. Every time I turn around.
Speaker 8: I trying to call there for two months and I
Speaker 8: got in today. But remember kenned Lee, Missus Tennessee. I'm
Speaker 8: watching you.
Speaker 31: I'm telling you right now, y'all hanging up in coach
Speaker 31: face and all that hang up in my face on a.
Speaker 8: Call back every day I got y'all, Yes, sir, we
Speaker 8: love you y'all time, y'all co host or whatever y'all
Speaker 8: was looking for up there?
Speaker 7: Who you think we should who you think who you
Speaker 7: think we should get?
Speaker 1: Who you think should be the new co host?
Speaker 31: I don't know y'all should get me as y'all got
Speaker 31: some food up there because I love to eat and
Speaker 31: y'all got to feed me the little let thes. Y'all
Speaker 31: be drinking and eat now, Uh, y'all want some mottail
Speaker 31: and hot wings and all kind of stuff the co host.
Speaker 8: I'm in the hood in Missus Tennessee, but faby.
Speaker 7: I would come and ship it drill, yes ma'am, sir.
Speaker 8: You by, yes, ma'am. Sir, you call me ussy, you
Speaker 8: called me call me first lady. That's gonna be my
Speaker 8: new name for y'all, First Lady Lee.
Speaker 7: Okay, can you can you be my uncle lady?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I can be your uncle lady. Do he got you?
Speaker 1: Okay, my uncle lady.
Speaker 31: Kimrill.
Speaker 8: Though you know I know how to throw it in
Speaker 8: the square, I'm not to drop it like this hot Hey. Okay, Well, y'all,
Speaker 8: y'all never had anybody coming to.
Speaker 7: Next time, Donelle Rollins is here, We're gonna have you on,
Speaker 7: Donnille Rollins.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, well, make sure you insight because I'm an
Speaker 8: drop it like this, yes, sir, to make me say.
Speaker 9: Yes, ma'am sir, change and maker. Okay, all right, have
Speaker 9: a go on, all right? What's the more of that story?
Speaker 7: The more of the stories. I don't think there's anything
Speaker 7: wrong with anybody out there that's a thirty plus year
Speaker 7: old virgin. If you're a thirty plus year old virgin,
Speaker 7: you know, for whatever reason, you're actually living the way
Speaker 7: the Bible says we should leave.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: They literally tell us not to have premridal sex, so
Speaker 3: they not the strange ones we are.
Speaker 1: That's right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Absolutely all right now, when we come back, we got
Speaker 9: your room and report. We gotta tell you about Shug Knight.
Speaker 9: He funded a career you might not have known about.
Speaker 9: We'll talk about it when we come back. As Breakfast
Speaker 9: Lugan Morning, the Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ
Speaker 9: NV Charlamagne de Goud.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 1: Let's talk the rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Lot
Speaker 1: of names or you've gossip been visit is the rumor report.
Speaker 24: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea.
Speaker 9: Spells right right now. Friday was the rock and Roll
Speaker 9: Hall of Fame. The inductions happened on Friday, I should say,
Speaker 9: and Missy Elliott, she was the first female hip hop
Speaker 9: artist inducted, and of course the Queen Queen Latifa did
Speaker 9: the induction.
Speaker 16: Missy and her dear friend, her brother, her close collaborator Timberland,
Speaker 16: completely reinvented the sound of hip hop. I remember being
Speaker 16: I was on Tommy Boy Records, and then I left
Speaker 16: Tommy Boy and I signed to Motown and one of
Speaker 16: the executives, Joonmo, brought me and shot came in the
Speaker 16: room and he was like, yo, you gotta hear this,
Speaker 16: and he put on one in a million. By Leah,
Speaker 16: that Missy Rower. We had never heard anything like that
Speaker 16: in our lives.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 16: They opened the door to new possibilities in all aspects
Speaker 16: of contemporary music, very much.
Speaker 1: Including rock and roll.
Speaker 16: But trust me, nothing sounded the same after Missy came
Speaker 16: on the scene.
Speaker 9: That's right, Missy, I actually did a bunch of a
Speaker 9: hits pass. It does, get your freak on and work
Speaker 9: it out. We got a snippet of that. Her work,
Speaker 9: ethic of creativity, what she means to hip hop, what
Speaker 9: she means to the seven five seven, it's just so
Speaker 9: much as she actually gave a speech after and I
Speaker 9: have to you know.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to call out any names, but I
Speaker 6: have to say Pepper who is here from Salt and
Speaker 6: Pepper Her and and Queen Latifa, Light Rock, Sane, chante,
Speaker 6: oh geez, so many money yo yo. All those ones
Speaker 6: before me gave me their shoulders to stand on, and
Speaker 6: so I just want.
Speaker 7: To take the time.
Speaker 6: I know, you know, my people say, hey, go up there,
Speaker 6: and you know it's about people want.
Speaker 1: To hear from you. You know how you feel.
Speaker 6: But these are the people who inspired me, and if
Speaker 6: it wasn't for them and their music, I probably wouldn't
Speaker 6: be standing here.
Speaker 7: I'm just happy to see people get celebrated while they
Speaker 7: are still here to be celebrated. The facts can the
Speaker 7: fact that folks can perform their own tributes, give their
Speaker 7: own speeches.
Speaker 1: That's right. That's what I like. Driving the clues BOMX
Speaker 1: for missy, mister Mena Ellen. She deserves it all that's
Speaker 1: right now. Sha Ka Khan was inducted by singer Jasmine Sullivan.
Speaker 1: Do we have a little bit of that?
Speaker 15: I never thought of how meeting this legend, that she'd
Speaker 15: actually be a fan of my music, But imagine as
Speaker 15: my mother finally got to meet her musical idol. Years later,
Speaker 15: as my mom battle breast cancer and went into remission,
Speaker 15: I had nervously requested Shaka's presence over Zoom as our
Speaker 15: family and friends gathered to celebrate my mother's victory.
Speaker 16: She said yes and call.
Speaker 1: I can still see my mother falling off.
Speaker 15: The couch and pure excitement when she saw Chaka uppear
Speaker 15: on the screen.
Speaker 1: Her life was made.
Speaker 15: Nothing would make her happier than to know I was
Speaker 15: here to honor a woman not only deserving for her
Speaker 15: contributions to music, but for having this biggest heart. The
Speaker 15: fact that she took the time to reach out to
Speaker 15: my mother at that point in her life puts her
Speaker 15: in my personal hall of fame.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm glad the rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Speaker 7: finally you know got it right and inducted us Shaka Khan.
Speaker 1: It's only been about five plus decades.
Speaker 7: And also we got it like Jesus Christ, like what
Speaker 7: took them so long to put Shaka Khan into the
Speaker 7: rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Speaker 9: She should have been in there. And also we got
Speaker 9: a salute. DJ Coolhirk. He was inducted by l o
Speaker 9: ooh Jay.
Speaker 21: Cindy Campbell high school student at the time, she wanted
Speaker 21: to raise some money for back to school clothes, so
Speaker 21: she invited all her friends and charged twenty five cents
Speaker 21: for the ladies, fifty cents for the boys, and most important,
Speaker 21: she also asked her older.
Speaker 1: Brother Clive, who was eighteen, to DJ.
Speaker 21: That party has come to be recognized as the birthplace
Speaker 21: of hip hop.
Speaker 1: Her brother Clive, better known to.
Speaker 21: The world as DJ cool Herk, has been justly called
Speaker 21: the father of hip hop. Clive was lodging in life
Speaker 21: in every sense of the word, and that earned him
Speaker 21: the name Hercules DJing rapping on MCing B boying, better
Speaker 21: known as breakdancing, writing better known as graffiti. Hirk had
Speaker 21: his hand in every aspect of hip hop that would
Speaker 21: eventually take over the globe.
Speaker 1: Drawing to clues Boss for Cool Herk.
Speaker 7: Absolutely none of us would be in the position we
Speaker 7: are in right now if it wasn't for Cool Hert.
Speaker 1: Not at once.
Speaker 7: Again, you're responsible for a whole genre, but you just
Speaker 7: getting into the rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: That's helling y'all doing over that rock and roll Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. That's right.
Speaker 7: Come on, man, this man responsible for a whole genre,
Speaker 7: a genre that changed the world, a culture that changed
Speaker 7: the world, and he's just getting in.
Speaker 1: Hey man, I guess better late than Neville.
Speaker 9: That's right, all right, Well that is your rumor reports.
Speaker 9: And I really think that when they talk about some
Speaker 9: of these things, I think they should be in the
Speaker 9: history books. I mean, we learned so much about history,
Speaker 9: so much about where things were created, where things started from,
Speaker 9: and I think that.
Speaker 1: The foundation of hip hop, where it started and Howard started.
Speaker 1: Should be in these history books too for these kids
Speaker 1: as well. Will be it should be now, how about
Speaker 1: that fifty years it should be now? It will be
Speaker 1: all right? All right?
Speaker 9: Well when we come back, we got the People's choice
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Speaker 9: one oh five. One is the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is DJ Envy, Charlamagne, the guy me all the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Now over the weekend, what you do, chlam Man? He
Speaker 1: was out of town right, oh man.
Speaker 7: We had our second annual Thriller Possibility Summit in Nashville
Speaker 7: this past weekend. Man, if you don't know what the
Speaker 7: thriller possibility some it is the Black Effect. My podcast network, iHeartRadio,
Speaker 7: and Nissan. We put together a professional development program designed
Speaker 7: to help HBCU scholars break into the steam industry, you know,
Speaker 7: the science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematic industry.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 7: So we bring fifty HBCU students to Nashville and we
Speaker 7: have this, you know, whole weekend of panels and you know, mentorship,
Speaker 7: breakout rooms and networking. You know, it's just I gotta
Speaker 7: slew my good sister Dollar Bishop. She's the president of
Speaker 7: the Black Effects. She went to Winston Salem University and
Speaker 7: she always says she wished she had an event like
Speaker 7: this when she was in school, so she decided to
Speaker 7: create one that's dope. And that's what the driller possibility
Speaker 7: some it is man. So yeah, it's just a great time.
Speaker 7: Like I always said, if what you're doing only benefits you,
Speaker 7: it's not big enough, that's right. So it was a
Speaker 7: blessing to be of service this weekend. All right, when
Speaker 7: we come back, we got the positive notes, so don't move.
Speaker 7: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is j n V.
Speaker 9: Charlomagne. To God, we are the Breakfast Club Charlamagne. We
Speaker 9: got Belva on the line. Good morning Belva, Good morning Belvo.
Speaker 1: How are you. I'm okay, you're okay.
Speaker 7: Well let's make that okay a little better. Okay, I
Speaker 7: want you to. I think we can do better than okay.
Speaker 7: All right, okay, Because we was looking at your story.
Speaker 7: You know you're a single mother, and you know you
Speaker 7: have a wish list that you put together because you
Speaker 7: want to give gifts to your sons. The twelve and
Speaker 7: one year old Christmas is coming up. The twelve year
Speaker 7: old made it to the Junior Olympics for cross country.
Speaker 5: Right, yes he did, Yes he did.
Speaker 7: Okay, all of that stuff is there, so listen, we're
Speaker 7: gonna take care of you, all right, salute to our friend.
Speaker 3: We're going to take care of everything on your Amazon wishless. Okay,
Speaker 3: it is done.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I'm so excited.
Speaker 8: You guys just don't understand how much this helped me.
Speaker 7: Okay, so it is your day, doing a little bit
Speaker 7: better than okay, now.
Speaker 14: Yes, a lot better?
Speaker 8: Great?
Speaker 7: All right, thank you, Belba, wishing you a wonderful holiday season.
Speaker 7: Slewt oar friends at Amazon. You can still upload your
Speaker 7: Amazon Holiday wishless right now at breakfast Club online dot com.
Speaker 1: Hold on one second, beble okay, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: And we also got terrances on the line. Charloamanne. Oh,
Speaker 1: we're gonna double up.
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 1: Why not double up today?
Speaker 8: Why not?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 8: Terrence?
Speaker 16: Hey?
Speaker 8: How you doing?
Speaker 1: How you doing? Terrence?
Speaker 30: I'm blessed man, I'm.
Speaker 7: Blessed, blessed, black and Holly favored you from Mobile, Alabama.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 1: I am I am dump truck driver.
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 1: Hey single father?
Speaker 7: Three two girls, one boy's correct. The mom walked out
Speaker 7: of your child, out of your children's life.
Speaker 30: Yeah, man, it's crazy. She dropped them off for the
Speaker 30: weekend is like normal, and then like two days later,
Speaker 30: we're supposed to pick me up. She sitting in a
Speaker 30: text like she needs to focus on herself.
Speaker 1: She can't do it.
Speaker 30: And it's it's been going on for like five months now,
Speaker 30: gonna be the first Christmas they have with I think Mom, Well.
Speaker 7: I'm definitely I'm definitely sending you healing energy and I'm
Speaker 7: sending her healing energy. Whatever it is she's going through.
Speaker 7: I hope she gets through it so she could be
Speaker 7: there for those kids. But you know, there is a
Speaker 7: little something that we can do right now. We can
Speaker 7: take care of your your holiday wishless you know, we
Speaker 7: saw your wish list that you put together, you know
Speaker 7: for Amazon, and we see the iPad and you know,
Speaker 7: the games for the kids and the winter jackets and
Speaker 7: the gloves and all of that.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna take care of all of that for you.
Speaker 30: Okay, Man, when I tell you this is a blesser man,
Speaker 30: you just don't know, man, especially my it just went
Speaker 30: out on my truck, Fried and man and man, you
Speaker 30: just don't know how much.
Speaker 7: Well, now you got the money to take care of
Speaker 7: your engine, because we take care of everything for the holidays.
Speaker 30: Man, and I greatly appreciate man. Thank you, Thank you
Speaker 30: guys so much. I listen to you every day. Man,
Speaker 30: I really didn't think I.
Speaker 1: Was one, but man, God, God, look at God, Look
Speaker 1: at God. Thank you, Terrence, thank you man.
Speaker 7: That's right, all right, and we wish in Terrence a
Speaker 7: wonderful holiday season. Two man, and once again sleuth our
Speaker 7: friends at Amazon. You can still upload your Amazon holiday
Speaker 7: wish list right now at breakfast Club online dot com.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 9: And also we got a salute to Secretary of Transportation
Speaker 9: people to Judge for joining us this morning in Angela Rai.
Speaker 7: That's right, and the good sister Angela Rai. Man, all right,
Speaker 7: now give us a positive note. Yes, I got the
Speaker 7: positive note coming. But first I want to tell everybody
Speaker 7: make sure you go out there and pick up Doug
Speaker 7: Melville's book Invisible Generals.
Speaker 1: It comes out tomorrow.
Speaker 7: You can still pre order today, but it actually hits
Speaker 7: bookstores tomorrow. That is the next book release off my
Speaker 7: book in print, Black Privilege Publishing via Simon and Schusta.
Speaker 7: It tells the amazing true story of America's first black generals.
Speaker 1: Benjamin O.
Speaker 7: Davis Senior and Junior, a father and son who helped
Speaker 7: integrate the American military and create the Tuskegee Airmen Man.
Speaker 7: So make sure you go pre order that today and
Speaker 7: pick it up tomorrow in bookstores everywhere. And Doug will
Speaker 7: be up here this week on the Breakfast Club to
Speaker 7: talk about it. I had them on the Daily Show
Speaker 7: with me last Thursday. He'll be on Breakfast Club this
Speaker 7: week to talk about it. But the positive noticed, simply,
Speaker 7: this one thing life has shown me is that growth
Speaker 7: isn't for everyone. Some people want to stay the same forever,
Speaker 7: and you gotta be okay with that.
Speaker 1: Have a blessed day, Breakfast Club bitches, y'all finish for
Speaker 1: y'all done.