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Speaker 9: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 9: yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: CHARLAMAGNEA God is out today, he is back tomorrow. I
Speaker 2: think it's flight might have just landed on the next
Speaker 2: hour or so. But Claudia Jordan's I guess host. Good
Speaker 2: morning Claudia, What's up V?
Speaker 5: How you doing?
Speaker 2: How you feeling?
Speaker 1: I'm good.
Speaker 10: I got more than two hours of sleep tonight, I
Speaker 10: think last night and thing I got three and a half.
Speaker 2: Are you went out?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I did, but you go oh.
Speaker 10: I went to dinner. I met some friends and I
Speaker 10: got people here. So they all be like trying to like,
Speaker 10: you know, get me, which I love. I feel really loved.
Speaker 5: Why come on here to New York?
Speaker 2: So he was out and about.
Speaker 10: I went to Nobu and then early I went to
Speaker 10: an Indian restaurant with a girlfriend of mine that I
Speaker 10: want to definitely talk about later on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right, well you had a good night.
Speaker 2: Well you know tonight. Well, today is my two year
Speaker 2: old's birthday. Pay pay Peyton, happy birthday. And for all
Speaker 2: my kids when it's their birthday, when they wake up
Speaker 2: in the morning, there's balloons there for them. We usually
Speaker 2: sing stupid songs. We have cupcakes and cakes for them
Speaker 2: in the morning, so when they go to school, they're excited,
Speaker 2: they feel good. So that's what I did last night.
Speaker 2: I got the room ready for a little paypaye she
Speaker 2: turns to today. But then on my way to work,
Speaker 2: it caught a flat tie.
Speaker 1: I heard I caught.
Speaker 2: A flat tie. Then I had to say, now, if
Speaker 2: you're listening, no matter where you are in New York,
Speaker 2: right now, it's like thirty degrees. It's cold outside. It
Speaker 2: the probery less than I probably twenty five degrees. So
Speaker 2: I had to figure out, am I going to change
Speaker 2: this flat or I'm just gonna drive home on this
Speaker 2: rim and just figure another way. So I drove home.
Speaker 2: I was like, I'm not fixing a flat, but I
Speaker 2: didn't make it in time. I just walked in about
Speaker 2: two minutes ago.
Speaker 10: So shout everybody out there on the road, thank you.
Speaker 10: Because I don't know if I was ready for the
Speaker 10: yo yo yo yo yea to do it myself.
Speaker 2: I called the producer, just want us to tell clothes.
Speaker 2: She got to start the shot. I got a flat.
Speaker 2: Oh it's not gonna happen, but I didn't make it
Speaker 2: in time. So you're two year old, Yeah, two year old,
Speaker 2: you go all out. The foul thing is no, you
Speaker 2: don't know. So I don't think that's fould because when
Speaker 2: you have multiple kids, right, you go all out for
Speaker 2: the first couple of kids, right, the first kid, you
Speaker 2: definitely go all out. You have these huge parties and
Speaker 2: not even for the kid, like the kid never remembers,
Speaker 2: it's just for you, and you do all types of
Speaker 2: things and you buy all types of things for the kid,
Speaker 2: and then when the last kid comes, you'd be like, nah,
Speaker 2: you good, You're gonna get this carvel cake and relax.
Speaker 10: You treat the last kid like leftovers after thought, kind
Speaker 10: of not really tripping anymore.
Speaker 2: Now, you just be smarter with with with what you
Speaker 2: spend on the kids because you realize that it nothing matters.
Speaker 10: You don't think the younger kid feels that, and the
Speaker 10: other kids, the older kids and say back when I was.
Speaker 2: Five, nah, because they ain't gona remember it anyway. As
Speaker 2: long as you love the kids, they're not gonna remember. Like,
Speaker 2: none of my kids ever said, dad, when I was
Speaker 2: one years old, while we had the best, but they
Speaker 2: don't remember.
Speaker 5: So you spend mad money and the kids don't even remember.
Speaker 2: Don't even remember.
Speaker 10: Another reason, ladies and gentlemen, why I have cats and
Speaker 10: not kids cats?
Speaker 2: And now I'll be so mad because when you have
Speaker 2: your first child, you spoil them and you give them
Speaker 2: the world because you're super duper excited. But you know
Speaker 2: at number six, you just don't spoil them the same.
Speaker 2: You still spoil them with love and and and a
Speaker 2: bunch of other things and and for them to see
Speaker 2: the world, but you just don't spoil them with like
Speaker 2: I'm not having super duper big parties and performances like
Speaker 2: I did with Madison or I did with Logan. Paper
Speaker 2: just gonna chill him. You're just gonna throg it out
Speaker 2: and watch pap watch your por Patrol.
Speaker 10: So the first kid got ponies and this one gets
Speaker 10: a cargo cake and poor Patrol.
Speaker 2: We're still gonna celebrate. We still go a party, but
Speaker 2: we're not gonna go over the top. We like you,
Speaker 2: realize it's not worth it. They don't remember it. It's
Speaker 2: not like it's something you do and you can do
Speaker 2: other things with the money. That makes more sense.
Speaker 10: I think that makes sense. I never understood why people
Speaker 10: are throwing these big parties. I mean again, it's for
Speaker 10: the front, it's for the the stunt.
Speaker 2: Ask me for the grammar. Well this is before the
Speaker 2: grand but it's for family. It's for friends. You want
Speaker 2: how to enjoy yourself, but don't remember that.
Speaker 10: And don't rich parents, And I'm gonna call you that.
Speaker 10: Don't rich parents try to like one up like you
Speaker 10: know their friend circles.
Speaker 5: Uh no, I think so.
Speaker 1: No, No, you just try to.
Speaker 2: I mean you just try to do go over and
Speaker 2: beyond and do things that you think you would have
Speaker 2: wanted at that age. Right, because when I had Madison,
Speaker 2: we didn't have no money, was dead broke, but we
Speaker 2: still tried to do as much as possible because you
Speaker 2: just wanted them to have this, the ponies, and this,
Speaker 2: that and the other, and then you realize these damn
Speaker 2: kids don't remember that.
Speaker 5: I think I'd be a rich parent that would try
Speaker 5: to stunt for the other parents. Yeah, Jesus, I am honest.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking. We got
Speaker 2: front page new sestling figure will be joining us. We
Speaker 2: got a lot to break down, a lot to talk
Speaker 2: about today, So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club
Speaker 2: on be each Good morning morning everybody. It's DJ n
Speaker 2: V charlamagnea god, we are the Breakfast Club. Now let's
Speaker 2: get in some front page news. We got our guest
Speaker 2: co host Cordia Jordan here and what up Tiers.
Speaker 11: Good morning DJ and be good morning Claudia in the
Speaker 11: Rectors Club family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Charlamagne, we'll be back tomorrow. Now let's jump right
Speaker 2: into sports. Last night, the Vikings took on the Chicago
Speaker 2: Bears and the Bears won twelve to ten. Now let's
Speaker 2: jump right into Jackson, Mississippi.
Speaker 11: Yeah, once again, we are talking about Mississippi now because
Speaker 11: of previous reporting on the family of Dexter Wade's fight
Speaker 11: for justice. You guys remember that that is the case
Speaker 11: where the Jackson Police Department buried him in a pauper's
Speaker 11: grave and fell to alert the family for months.
Speaker 4: We had Attorney Crump on the show. We talked about it.
Speaker 11: Claude, I know you talked about this story as well,
Speaker 11: folks that talked about how you brought this to folks attention. Now,
Speaker 11: the same thing has happened to the family of forty
Speaker 11: year old Mario Moore from Jackson.
Speaker 4: Take a listen.
Speaker 12: According to the coroner's report, Moore was killed by blunt
Speaker 12: force trauma to the head. His body was found on
Speaker 12: the street wrapped in a tarp eight months before his
Speaker 12: family ever knew.
Speaker 11: That is so sad now he was buried in a
Speaker 11: pauper's grave behind the county.
Speaker 4: Jail without the family let knowledge.
Speaker 11: I want to give you a little bit more information,
Speaker 11: but I want you to hear from his mother quickly,
Speaker 11: marry more Lynn, and what she had to say about it.
Speaker 11: They put him in a bag and they just dump
Speaker 11: on men of grade like they're a dog or something.
Speaker 5: Who gives you the white to do that.
Speaker 12: He was buried on July fourteenth, the very same day
Speaker 12: at location, as Dexter Wade.
Speaker 10: Might I add, they didn't treat him like a dog,
Speaker 10: because White America treats pets animals far better than they
Speaker 10: treat black people like It's far more outrage.
Speaker 5: When you hear abuse of a dog than abuse of
Speaker 5: a black.
Speaker 4: Man more woman.
Speaker 11: Now, authorities say they did make an attempt to contact
Speaker 11: Mario's father family, but did not find enough information on
Speaker 11: how they were able to get his information out of
Speaker 11: the Corner's office said that in a report they did
Speaker 11: try to call the brother, but the number did not work.
Speaker 11: A police commander told the family that a detective left
Speaker 11: the card at Mario's mother's house, but neither his mother
Speaker 11: or brother or two sisters recall being contacted by anyone.
Speaker 11: So basically they're saying, you know, that's not true that
Speaker 11: they were not contacted. Again, they found out in the
Speaker 11: paper after the other story had been brought to their attention,
Speaker 11: And before we wrap up, it's interesting you just said that, Claudia,
Speaker 11: because I wanted to play a quote by Fanny Lou
Speaker 11: Hamer about black people and you know how they've been
Speaker 11: treated in Mississippi. Family Haveit' is one of my favorite
Speaker 11: my favorite icon and civil rights. And this is what
Speaker 11: she had to say in nineteen sixty eight about respecting
Speaker 11: black men and black women in Mississippi.
Speaker 9: Take a listen, See, Mississippi is not actually Mississippi's problem.
Speaker 9: Mississippi is America's prompt because if America wanted to do
Speaker 9: something about what has been going on Mississippi, it could.
Speaker 13: Have stopped by now.
Speaker 9: You see the flag is drinks with our blood because
Speaker 9: you see so many of our ancestors was killed because
Speaker 9: we have never accepted sleep.
Speaker 1: We had to live on it.
Speaker 9: We've never wanted it. We know that this flag is
Speaker 9: drainks with our blood. So what the young people are saying, now,
Speaker 9: give us a chance to be young men respected as
Speaker 9: a man. As we know, this country was built on
Speaker 9: the black bats or black people across this country. And
Speaker 9: if we don't have it, you ain't gonna have it either,
Speaker 9: because we gonna tagter.
Speaker 3: That's what they're saying.
Speaker 10: Mississippi. People that are listening, y'all have the black estate
Speaker 10: in America. I think it's about thirty eight percent something
Speaker 10: like that. Y'all gotta take back that state. It's disgusting,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 2: It's just discussing and said, when a family member losing
Speaker 2: somebody first and foremost don't even know if that person
Speaker 2: is dead, don't even know if they're missing. And then
Speaker 2: you find out that person's been dead since February and
Speaker 2: they've just been thrown in the grave like like you said,
Speaker 2: like an animal, like a just a dead animal that
Speaker 2: they dragged off the side of the street and just
Speaker 2: thrown into some dirt, which is so disrespectful. So I know,
Speaker 2: we gotta go. But what happens next? So what can
Speaker 2: the family do now?
Speaker 11: Well, right now, they have retained council, they've retained the
Speaker 11: turning Benjamin Crumbs, So obviously there's going to be some
Speaker 11: civil uh, you know, a civil matter, more than likely
Speaker 11: a lawsuit filed. I know the mayor, who is black,
Speaker 11: said that, you know, there was just a miscommunication, but
Speaker 11: they're gonna have to do better on this miscommunication. To
Speaker 11: your point, Claudia, Mississippi is thirty seven point eight percent black.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 11: And so again we keep talking about Mississippi. I can't
Speaker 11: remember this. This has to be like a third or
Speaker 11: fourth story, like back to back, you know, about what's
Speaker 11: going on in Mississippi. So again, the communication they're going
Speaker 11: to have to do better than just put it in
Speaker 11: the paper. But again, multiple issues that we keep dealing
Speaker 11: with in Mississippi, and they're having some problems as well
Speaker 11: that they're asking people to get engaged with as far
Speaker 11: as the police are concerned. So just more activi is
Speaker 11: and more awareness that we can talk about here on
Speaker 11: the Breakfast Club because obviously a lot of the mainstream
Speaker 11: or other media outlets are not covering it at all.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Tess, and that is front page news. Now
Speaker 2: get it off your chest eight on drink eight five
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Speaker 5: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this Good morning.
Speaker 6: This is Lenny out of Georgia. Good morning, Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Lenny.
Speaker 8: How you feeling I'm feeling great. I'm just glad that
Speaker 8: I got through.
Speaker 6: I have a positive that I want to get off
Speaker 6: my chest.
Speaker 14: I had a wonderful Thanksgiving. All six of.
Speaker 15: My kids were home.
Speaker 8: Everyone is doing good, and I'm just blessed. I want
Speaker 8: to wish everybody a happy holiday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have my six kids, or my six kids
Speaker 2: were at the crib from my older ones were home
Speaker 2: from college. Let me ask you a question. How long
Speaker 2: do you you you leave the things? You ever leftovers?
Speaker 2: What's the last day you eat it?
Speaker 8: I'm to be honest, I'm gonna give it back two
Speaker 8: three days and that's it.
Speaker 1: So you threw yours out already? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I threw mine out yesterday. Yesterday was the last little
Speaker 2: bit of food that I ate and then I had
Speaker 2: to throw it out.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And one more thing detail.
Speaker 8: And five of my kids are military and all of
Speaker 8: them were able to be home.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 5: That's beautiful.
Speaker 2: I love it. Well, you have a good, bless holiday, mama.
Speaker 6: All right, you all too, thank you?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 13: Who's this Hey? Good morning, dj VW, Good morning, to
Speaker 13: call you, Jordan.
Speaker 5: How you doing?
Speaker 13: Yeah, so I just have to get off my chest
Speaker 13: with my birthday.
Speaker 2: Hey, happy birthday, brother.
Speaker 13: I appreciate you. Happy birthday with little Payton too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, how old are you, brother?
Speaker 13: I'm twenty six?
Speaker 2: Twenty six?
Speaker 1: What you're doing for your birthday?
Speaker 13: Me and my friends were having a little dinner. I
Speaker 13: do it with the steak outs this Saturday.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're gonna live it up. Enjoy your birthday. Where
Speaker 2: you calling from?
Speaker 13: Dallas?
Speaker 2: Dallas?
Speaker 5: I live in Dallas.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, yes, do me a favorite.
Speaker 13: I'm embarrassing Logan.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be I'm gonna continue to barrass Logan.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 13: I know you and Charlotte played their games. But the
Speaker 13: raps with you.
Speaker 2: And og Rob, you don't like the raps?
Speaker 13: No, I love them entertaining.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go.
Speaker 2: But I do gotta tell you one thing though, before
Speaker 2: you before you leave, brother, on your birthday, Yeah, Cowboys
Speaker 2: ain't making it to the super Bowl. Of course, as
Speaker 2: long as you know, as long as.
Speaker 1: We did together. Your team.
Speaker 5: We live in Dallas. Who's your team?
Speaker 17: Hey?
Speaker 13: I got the Seahawks.
Speaker 5: Okay, don't tell that in Dallas that's why I like you.
Speaker 2: I brother have a good one.
Speaker 13: Giant truck too.
Speaker 1: Hey watch your mouth.
Speaker 2: See we were cool to you said that.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 2: What's up? Frank?
Speaker 18: Pete?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 2: Frank?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 19: No, I just want to tell the better baby mama.
Speaker 8: Man just said you're doing dad.
Speaker 13: Don't keep the.
Speaker 20: Kid away from the dad.
Speaker 10: It ain't they fault.
Speaker 2: Are you going through it right now?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 11: Yeah, man?
Speaker 1: We cool now, but it's still still a little bit
Speaker 1: of anger in the air though. All right.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, once that relationship is good, your relationship
Speaker 2: with you child will be a lot better too.
Speaker 21: I mean, it ain't gonna change with the child regarding
Speaker 21: I'm just I just want to just stop taking the
Speaker 21: kid away from the dad because it's gonna hurt them
Speaker 21: in the end.
Speaker 2: I agree. All right, Well, you're doing what you're supposed
Speaker 2: to be doing though, right you making sure you're paying
Speaker 2: and you're there like you're supposed to.
Speaker 13: Man, I'm the best dad in the world.
Speaker 2: Man, you're the second best dad because I'm the best
Speaker 2: dad in the world, sir.
Speaker 13: All right, Well we're gonna argue about that one.
Speaker 2: I have a good one. Frank you too, man, get
Speaker 2: it off your chest eight hundred five eighty five one
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Speaker 22: Good morning, the breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 22: get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight
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Speaker 22: on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 6: Who's this?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 23: This is.
Speaker 24: How you doing?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 1: Calisa?
Speaker 2: Good morning? How you feeling this morning?
Speaker 24: I'm tired because I've been up all nights wanting to
Speaker 24: help my brother. The reason why I'm probably in He
Speaker 24: went to Columbia, which he always on his rows trip,
Speaker 24: and somehow he left his phone inside an uber nexting No,
Speaker 24: he looped up and he said his cards are being charged,
Speaker 24: his email a femail, passwords been changed, been at a past,
Speaker 24: he is. It's so much stuff that's been happening, and
Speaker 24: Google don't have no one eight hundred numbers, just advice
Speaker 24: on what did he do? If you had anybody that
Speaker 24: you've been through this, going to a different country and
Speaker 24: somehow all the stuff being compromised in the blank.
Speaker 2: Of eyes, I mean, that's a tough one. I mean
Speaker 2: the most important is to make sure the money's safe, right,
Speaker 2: So call the banks and make sure you tell the
Speaker 2: banks that the card was actually stolen, so that way
Speaker 2: they can't take money from you account. If you have Vinmo,
Speaker 2: cash app or any of those other services, make sure
Speaker 2: you can't solo.
Speaker 25: Make sure that's good.
Speaker 2: Try to see now as far as the emails.
Speaker 24: Four thousands from but that already took a couple hundred dollars.
Speaker 24: But think when you got American Express, they're gonna give
Speaker 24: your money sick.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that's the most important thing and everything I don't
Speaker 2: I don't know, like you said, Google doesn't have an
Speaker 2: eight hundred number, but I'm sure you could email him
Speaker 2: and tell him what the situation is and that you
Speaker 2: got thing, and then they'll put you through like a
Speaker 2: uh you know somewhere you got to verify who you
Speaker 2: are and maybe they can be able to change it
Speaker 2: that way, but that just sucks.
Speaker 24: The verification is like if they changed the telephone number
Speaker 24: on a verification and change the email and I'm just like,
Speaker 24: how can they just do It's crazy how they do
Speaker 24: this in like in a blank of my eyes. So
Speaker 24: they quick and now I's like he can't get it
Speaker 24: to none of his business accounts none of his personal emails,
Speaker 24: so it's just is tectic and he gotta fly out.
Speaker 24: He's like, I don't even know my flight information because
Speaker 24: he can't go to his emails. So there's just so
Speaker 24: much stuff going on, and I'm just kind of like,
Speaker 24: what the heck?
Speaker 2: What is our next movie? Well, let me just tell you.
Speaker 2: He didn't leave his phone in the O, but it
Speaker 2: sounds like he was. That was planned. Sounds like that
Speaker 2: was playing to take his phone and to do that.
Speaker 2: He didn't just leave it in the ooh win, it
Speaker 2: was like a come up. It seems like somebody was
Speaker 2: probably watching him. He got pick pocketed and that's what
Speaker 2: they were doing for him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that actually could be get that iPhone. You can
Speaker 5: shut it down from wherever you are.
Speaker 24: That's why I said, blinking, I was an iPhone that's
Speaker 24: doing what was cut off? You look at the iPhone,
Speaker 24: it's locked.
Speaker 2: Damn. I'm sorry. Hopefully makes it back. Well, you know
Speaker 2: what you're gonna have to do. You just have to
Speaker 2: send all the information to one of his friend's phones
Speaker 2: and and that way they can get back that way.
Speaker 1: But that just such every.
Speaker 24: Time he going to the Samsun, what is it the
Speaker 24: sam Sun like where you going check and lock your phone?
Speaker 24: They change the pass food to that. Everything they changed,
Speaker 24: he can't access nothing. It has a block.
Speaker 2: Damn. Sorry, I'm so sorry. I can't tell you what
Speaker 2: to do. I've never been in that situation, but all
Speaker 2: I can definitely say is make sure that the banks
Speaker 2: is safe, so your money safe and everything else. You
Speaker 2: just got to figure out when he gets back.
Speaker 24: Well to appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Have a good morning, mama.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 26: Hello?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chance.
Speaker 27: So I'm a teacher and.
Speaker 26: I have us wanting on my social media and it's
Speaker 26: getting a little uncomfortable. I'll be honest with you. Uh
Speaker 26: they making about me, talking about and sexually and I
Speaker 26: ain't posted on crazy.
Speaker 28: I got regular.
Speaker 26: Pictures in me. But little boys are being being who they.
Speaker 1: Are or how old are they?
Speaker 20: Like?
Speaker 2: Well, well, okay, so you know they're reaching puberty and
Speaker 2: what's your instagram? Let's see, let's see how crazy this
Speaker 2: instagram is?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 2: Okay, I see you?
Speaker 5: You see is it taxic?
Speaker 2: Oh? It ain't that. It ain't bad at all.
Speaker 10: But they they're they're in proximity with her. They think
Speaker 10: they see in personally see she's attractive.
Speaker 5: They have their little mind.
Speaker 1: No, it's not bad at all.
Speaker 2: You're not You're not doing anything or over sexualizing yourself
Speaker 2: or something where you, you know, with the kids or
Speaker 2: be a feel a way that I look. I mean,
Speaker 2: you got your baby on there as well. Now you could,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't. I wouldn't worry about that.
Speaker 6: And that's what I'm like.
Speaker 26: I feel like I shouldn't be pressed and I'm I
Speaker 26: ain't trying to sense for myself and not post what
Speaker 26: I would normally post that I'm a teaching.
Speaker 2: Now like this or what you do is you might
Speaker 2: have to make your page private, but I mean, you
Speaker 2: don't have nothing. And it's not like you got thong
Speaker 2: pictures on you and a bikini busting it open or
Speaker 2: nothing like that. You just doing there with your baby.
Speaker 2: You good.
Speaker 26: Yeah, I'm kind of looking irritated too because one of
Speaker 26: the people who's like a like an SR or whatever,
Speaker 26: he decently cool with me, and he's telling me how
Speaker 26: him and the principal are going to my social media
Speaker 26: strowing through and I get they doing their due diligence,
Speaker 26: but it's about the third.
Speaker 2: Time that you ain't got nothing on that you ain't
Speaker 2: got nothing on on there. Crazy even you just say
Speaker 2: took some time off. Y'all still ain't ketchup. You ain't
Speaker 2: saying nothing sexual or nothing like that. Nah you good money?
Speaker 2: You all right?
Speaker 5: That's on them.
Speaker 26: Really like look lucky bee, all right, I said, let
Speaker 26: me be, yeah.
Speaker 2: Let you be. Yeah, I ain't mad at you. And
Speaker 2: then like I said, you might have to put your
Speaker 2: page on private that I'm not young boys. Don't be
Speaker 2: lusting over you over there, mama butt. Now, your page
Speaker 2: is good. You ain't got noth worry about. I appreciate
Speaker 2: that you keep posting it and enjoy your babies. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five,
Speaker 2: one oh five one. If you need the vent, you
Speaker 2: can hit us something now. We got rumors on the
Speaker 2: way Clodia.
Speaker 10: We do uh Tanna Taylor, she is super mad and
Speaker 10: were don't get into it after.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's DJ n V.
Speaker 2: Charlomagne, the God we are the Breakfast Club. Charlemagne is
Speaker 2: out here'll be back tomorrow. We got our guest co
Speaker 2: host Claodia Jordan here, and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 1: Everyone, Really, this.
Speaker 2: Is the rumor offort.
Speaker 1: Sold the boys.
Speaker 10: Sometimes they say it on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Jordan's stories are.
Speaker 7: Break If you live long enough, you've gotta have story
Speaker 7: that is very true, very true.
Speaker 5: All right, Amy, This is sad because I love these
Speaker 5: two together.
Speaker 10: But Tana Taylor is reportedly very unhappy with Eman's legal
Speaker 10: motion to make the divorce public. She really wanted to
Speaker 10: keep it on the low, so she originally filed for
Speaker 10: divorce in January, identifying herself in a mind by their
Speaker 10: initials to keep everything private. She did not want it
Speaker 10: to get on the press, and she wanted to protect
Speaker 10: the children. You know, she's definitely a great mom. However,
Speaker 10: the divorce became public when Ammon's legal team filed a
Speaker 10: motion for their initials to be replaced with their full names,
Speaker 10: no longer making it private. Tana addressed the matter on
Speaker 10: her Instagram story, asking fans to respect her privacy and
Speaker 10: her children.
Speaker 5: How do you feel about that?
Speaker 2: I mean, I get both sides, and you know she
Speaker 2: wanted to keep it private. She has kids and she
Speaker 2: wants things to work out in her family and some
Speaker 2: things she probably doesn't want out in a public But
Speaker 2: on the other side, I'm sure they probably both might
Speaker 2: be seeing other people. They both might be dating. So
Speaker 2: if you see a mom pop up with another woman,
Speaker 2: people are gonna say he's cheating. He probably didn't want
Speaker 2: that rap either with some of the other things that
Speaker 2: he's doing, So he was probably like, let's make this
Speaker 2: public so that I can move on and I can date,
Speaker 2: and I can see other people and people in the
Speaker 2: public won't be looking at me as a cheetah and
Speaker 2: understand that we're not together.
Speaker 10: But now in twenty twenty three, like there's so many
Speaker 10: people that are okay with cheaters, Like they're like, it's
Speaker 10: not really an embarrassing anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, he he might not want that. He might
Speaker 2: not want that looking, or he might be seeing somebody
Speaker 2: that you know, or she might be seeing somebody. He's like,
Speaker 2: I know that they're going to be seen soon, so
Speaker 2: I don't want to be looking like a sucker. So
Speaker 2: let's just put it out there, let the public know,
Speaker 2: so that if we're out and about with other people,
Speaker 2: it's understood.
Speaker 10: I hate when you are with someone and you have
Speaker 10: an agreement like okay, we're going to keep this private,
Speaker 10: and then one goes against that, you know what I mean,
Speaker 10: because then you feel that's like major portrayal.
Speaker 2: But I do see both sides of it, you know.
Speaker 5: The public though, once they get involved, it's just a
Speaker 5: hot mess. It is all right.
Speaker 10: Our girl, Tiffany Hattis is seeking help after her second DUI.
Speaker 10: She was arrested early Friday morning after the Bedly Hills
Speaker 10: Police Department received the call about her car stopped in
Speaker 10: the middle of Beverly Drive with the driver appearing to
Speaker 10: be asleep at the wheel.
Speaker 29: A clip.
Speaker 16: That's Tiffany handcuffed and taken into custody by two Beverly
Speaker 16: Hills Police officers. The arrest footage obtained by TMZ was
Speaker 16: shot at about five forty five am Friday morning. Authority
Speaker 16: say Tiffany was stopped in the middle of the street
Speaker 16: and appeared to be found slumped over the wheel while
Speaker 16: her car engine was still running. The comedian was charged
Speaker 16: on suspicion of dui and released a few hours later.
Speaker 16: The forty three year old had performed the night before
Speaker 16: at the Laugh Factory.
Speaker 1: Tiffany's take.
Speaker 16: While I spoke exclusively to her this morning, she says
Speaker 16: it was a long Thanksgiving day. It started with feeding
Speaker 16: under privileged people at the laugh Factory. She also claims
Speaker 16: that her tesla parked itself when she dozed off, but
Speaker 16: was blocking a portion of the street. And by the way,
Speaker 16: tiff also had nothing but praise for the way the
Speaker 16: Beverly Hills Police Department handled the incident.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm very nervous and very concerned about Tiffany Hattish.
Speaker 2: Of course, she's a friend to a room. We're not friends.
Speaker 2: I don't speak to her often unless she's up here.
Speaker 2: But it scares me, right, And the reason I say
Speaker 2: it scares me is is this is like I think,
Speaker 2: the second Dui, and it's just telling me that she's
Speaker 2: not making great decisions after drinking. And the problem with
Speaker 2: that is I look at former ww Sonny, who's actually
Speaker 2: in the WWE Hall of Fame. Yesterday, just yesterday, she
Speaker 2: was sentenced to seventeen years in prison for manslaughter case.
Speaker 2: Allegedly she was driving, she was drunk, she crashed into
Speaker 2: the back of a car, and the person that she
Speaker 2: crashed into died.
Speaker 5: But this wasn't her first time, right, Nah, But that.
Speaker 2: Wasn't her first time. She had previously been arrested at
Speaker 2: least six times prior for impaired driving. So that's why
Speaker 2: they thought it gave us so much time seventeen years.
Speaker 2: But you know, you think about it, she was rested
Speaker 2: six times prior. This is number two for Tiffany Hattish.
Speaker 2: Like this is when whoever her friends in the industry are,
Speaker 2: or whoever's going out with her, whether it's a stylist
Speaker 2: or best friend, whoever may be, needs to be like,
Speaker 2: not be you can't drive. Not be we taking the
Speaker 2: uber to night? Now, be we getting car service because
Speaker 2: we don't want to see, you know, somebody that we
Speaker 2: love so much and that we appreciate so much, get
Speaker 2: into a situation where they go to jail or kill
Speaker 2: somebody or kill themselves, you know.
Speaker 10: And she's she's definitely had a hard year or so,
Speaker 10: you know, and I understand maybe wanting to dull the pain.
Speaker 10: That's definitely what an artist will do, but she is.
Speaker 10: We don't want to see that. And number two already.
Speaker 2: We have the Sonny Report. Okay, yeah, so this is
Speaker 2: a I was just telling you about the former WW
Speaker 2: her name is Diva Sonny. Now you can go into
Speaker 2: the report of what happened hell yesterday.
Speaker 30: Former WWE Starr is finding out late today that she
Speaker 30: will spend more than a decade behind bars. Tammy Sitch
Speaker 30: was sentenced following a crash last year that killed a
Speaker 30: seventy five year old man from Daytona Beach.
Speaker 16: At the time of the crash, police said her blood
Speaker 16: alcohol content was three and a half times the legal limit.
Speaker 5: New six is Molly Reid was in the courtroom.
Speaker 18: Tamer Sitch is now heading to prison for the next
Speaker 18: seventeen and a half years, followed by eight years of probation. Now,
Speaker 18: she spoke in court here today apologize into that family,
Speaker 18: But the family of the victim tells me that nothing
Speaker 18: that happened to say will fix or ever make them
Speaker 18: feel better about what happened. Prosecutor say Sich was driving
Speaker 18: drunken Ormond Beach in March of twenty twenty two when
Speaker 18: she crashed into a car that was stopped at a
Speaker 18: red light, killing that driver, seventy five year old Julian
Speaker 18: fran Lassiter. Police say Sich was four times the legal limit.
Speaker 18: Prosecutor say this was her fourth duy in ten years,
Speaker 18: and she was driving on a suspended license.
Speaker 5: This is my worst nightmare.
Speaker 10: And when I was younger bull disclosure, I definitely had
Speaker 10: a few times where I should have had a car
Speaker 10: service or a cab whatever.
Speaker 5: You know, you're young and you know I can make it.
Speaker 5: I'm good. I will never take that chance now, even sleepy.
Speaker 10: Driving, it's like drunk driving, yeah, you know, because imagine
Speaker 10: waking up from that and you found out you killed somebody, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, and see, when when you are younger and
Speaker 2: I was younger, we didn't have uber uber and Lyft
Speaker 2: and things like that. You had to find a taxi
Speaker 2: cab in New York City that was as impossible, or
Speaker 2: you have to try to fire in car service, which
Speaker 2: was way too expensive. But now there's so many different options.
Speaker 2: But like when I see that and you just think
Speaker 2: about you the family and your relative dies, and then
Speaker 2: the person that did it got arrested four times before
Speaker 2: that for the same thing. Right, Nah, you can't forgive that.
Speaker 2: That person has to get the book and that's why
Speaker 2: they got seventeen years. And that person whatever whatever her
Speaker 2: name is, Divas Sonny, will never be able to drive again.
Speaker 2: They took her license permanently, and that is your room
Speaker 2: or report. But I hope Tiffany gets the help that
Speaker 2: she needs. And I hope that her friends around the
Speaker 2: hugs or holder and make sure that they support her
Speaker 2: and protect her to make sure she's not in that
Speaker 2: situation again. Because we love Tiffany. She's funny as hell,
Speaker 2: she's a great actress, she's a star. But we just
Speaker 2: want to make sure that she stays that way, all right.
Speaker 10: All right, and she clearly needs some support from her
Speaker 10: friends and some love because I think she's going through it.
Speaker 5: And Tiffany, we love you. We just don't want anything bad.
Speaker 5: It happen to you.
Speaker 2: There you go, all right? When we come back, we
Speaker 2: got front page news. Teslam figure out will be joining us.
Speaker 2: It don't go anywhere as the breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same, everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ V Charlomagne, the guy we are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Charlomagne is out. He will be back tomorrow. Then let's
Speaker 2: get in some front page news.
Speaker 1: What up? Ten, let's jump right into it. Sports.
Speaker 2: Last night, the Beds beat the Vikings twelve to ten.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about Given Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Yes, today is Given Tuesday.
Speaker 11: On a lighter note, so you know, we had Cyber Monday,
Speaker 11: we had Black Friday. We want to remind people this
Speaker 11: is one of the most important days of the year.
Speaker 11: But nonprofits and industry groups say that donations are far
Speaker 11: down compared to previous years. So a lot of the
Speaker 11: nonprofits have been struggling, but they're looking to make up
Speaker 11: the difference. Today on Giving Tuesday, now Tuesday Given tuesdays
Speaker 11: the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This started as a hashtag in
Speaker 11: twenty twelve and it has grown into one of the
Speaker 11: biggest fundraising dates on the calendar. Many nonprofits will be
Speaker 11: running matching campaigns. Will certainly look to see if some
Speaker 11: of your nonprofits will match that, and that means that obviously,
Speaker 11: if you give five, they'll give five. Now, some of
Speaker 11: the nonprofits won't have the resources to do that, but still,
Speaker 11: you know, I encourage folks to give anyway. Small donations
Speaker 11: really do make a difference. I know people say, you know, oh,
Speaker 11: what is five or ten dollars? What it really does
Speaker 11: add up. The Giving USA report found that fewer people
Speaker 11: are donating as well, with less than half of Americans
Speaker 11: given to charity in twenty twenty two, compared to the
Speaker 11: two thirds who gave in two thousand, you know when
Speaker 11: the trend really picked up. So if you have today,
Speaker 11: give to your favorite charity. And if you don't know
Speaker 11: who to give to, you know, just try to, I guess,
Speaker 11: think about what is most important to you. Is it
Speaker 11: social justice, is it a homeless is it prison reform?
Speaker 11: I can name a lot of organizations that I suggest
Speaker 11: people support, but find something to give five dollars.
Speaker 4: If you can, and to make you feel better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and not only that, I always tell people all
Speaker 2: the time, a lot of people out there have kids,
Speaker 2: and a lot of times their kids outgrowth things and
Speaker 2: we always think about what am I do with this,
Speaker 2: Whether it's an old stroller or some old clothes or
Speaker 2: old crib. People need that type of thing. So those
Speaker 2: things are so expensive right now. So if you have
Speaker 2: things that your kids have outgrown, instead of tossing them out,
Speaker 2: throwing them out and getting rid of them, give it
Speaker 2: to somebody who actually needs it. Like I'm my whole
Speaker 2: kid's nursery because I'm done with kids. I'm not having
Speaker 2: no more so my whole brad history. I'm gonna give
Speaker 2: to a family. Me and my wife just gonna figure
Speaker 2: out how we're gonna do but we just want to
Speaker 2: give to a family that we can help that somebody
Speaker 2: that might not be able for the crib or a
Speaker 2: dresser or a bascindad or all the things that we
Speaker 2: have for our children. So just give give to somebody
Speaker 2: who might need it.
Speaker 5: And we waste so much, so that's that's defining should
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 10: But you find yourself thrown like we weigh s food
Speaker 10: clothes and just replace them, but we don't relate.
Speaker 5: Too much for them as far as stealing them away.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 11: One of one of my favorite things to do, I'm
Speaker 11: sure you guys have probably done is before. I love
Speaker 11: when I'm going through a drive through, you know, getting
Speaker 11: coffee or something like that, paying for the person behind you. Yep,
Speaker 11: that really makes a different hold of the bills. Not
Speaker 11: too big, but too large for folks. But that's something
Speaker 11: even at the very simplest thing you know, you can do.
Speaker 4: You just never know how you brighten up.
Speaker 11: You know the person behind you, what kind of day
Speaker 11: they're having, So the very least, maybe try to pay
Speaker 11: it forward.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Now let's talk about Honda.
Speaker 11: Yeah, once again, I try to look at these recalls guys,
Speaker 11: because again, we have so many listeners, and especially when
Speaker 11: it's a car that is common that a lot of
Speaker 11: folks drive. Here's one that I found with Honda recalling
Speaker 11: three hundred thousand cars due to seat belts. Obviously, that's
Speaker 11: a major issue, not having a working seat belt. So
Speaker 11: if you are driving a two thousand and three or
Speaker 11: twenty twenty four Honda HRV or an Accord, they are
Speaker 11: missing pre pretension of rivets. Now, that is the seat
Speaker 11: belt component that tightens it into place during an accident,
Speaker 11: so obviously that's very, very important. Now, this defective piece
Speaker 11: can cause a risk of injury in the event of
Speaker 11: a collusion collision. Honda said that they have put out
Speaker 11: a notice, but wanted to let everyone know that, yes,
Speaker 11: if you are driving that vehicle.
Speaker 4: Please you go get it looked at again.
Speaker 11: Two thousand and twenty three and twenty twenty four accord
Speaker 11: or HRV.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now, yesterday says I was dropping off my daughter
Speaker 2: at dance and on the way back there was a
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty six Honda Accord on the side of the
Speaker 2: Role Blue, which was my first car. You know, I
Speaker 2: pulled over and taped it because I felt like I
Speaker 2: was a kid again. Nineteen eighty six. It had roll
Speaker 2: up windows, it had claw But that was my baby
Speaker 2: back then. And that car was in beautiful condition. It
Speaker 2: only had sixty thousand miles on it. The guy who
Speaker 2: had it had preserved it for that long. The call
Speaker 2: was beautiful. He wouldn't sell it to me, though, but
Speaker 2: the call was beautiful. I just I just got out
Speaker 2: and just started video. You tried to get them to sell, definitely,
Speaker 2: he was. He was like, no, that's my car, sir,
Speaker 2: I'm not getting rid of it.
Speaker 10: But were a lot of people's first. That was my
Speaker 10: first car, Tel Honda.
Speaker 5: It didn't work. My interest rate was probably twenty five
Speaker 5: percent because I had back red.
Speaker 11: But I love my Honda, my little Honey too. That
Speaker 11: was my first car that I bought, you know, like
Speaker 11: by myself. You know, the Honda deal Soul.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the hit me do me.
Speaker 11: Don't remember the Honda Deale Soul, but it was a
Speaker 11: fly car. I had the little drop top.
Speaker 1: I can't remember.
Speaker 2: You don't.
Speaker 4: You don't remember the Hondadale Soul.
Speaker 2: Now they had a little pickup in them. We had
Speaker 2: Accord six and Preluser. I don't remember.
Speaker 5: Dell sould cute little two seater all right, well that is.
Speaker 2: Front page News, steaky tears.
Speaker 4: Thank you, good one.
Speaker 2: All right, now when we come back, we got to
Speaker 2: talk about love a little bit. Now. This conversation comes
Speaker 2: from Claudia Jordan. You was out last night with your friend.
Speaker 10: I went out with a girlfriend of mine. Her name
Speaker 10: is Sonia, and she said I can use her name,
Speaker 10: so it's okay. So she used to be a model
Speaker 10: on dealing and I'll deal with me back in the
Speaker 10: ind of the day. Former miss venezuela beautiful girl and
Speaker 10: she got married.
Speaker 2: Okay, she was married.
Speaker 10: She was over there in London and you know, everything
Speaker 10: was fine. Anyway, she took some medication and had a
Speaker 10: weird reaction, woke up paralyzed. Wow, lost all the strength
Speaker 10: in her legs. And she's been going through therapy. It's
Speaker 10: been really tough for her because she had the glamorous,
Speaker 10: beautiful life, like you know, the perfect life.
Speaker 5: Anyways, she's getting a divorce.
Speaker 10: Her husband said that the wheelchair turns him off, really
Speaker 10: and it got me thinking. I told her, I said,
Speaker 10: do not take it personal that man married. You're outside
Speaker 10: not your inside fact. So I want to know, I
Speaker 10: want to like talk to people about that. You know,
Speaker 10: I feel like a lot of people. Does your person
Speaker 10: love your outside or your inside?
Speaker 2: Let's talk about it eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 2: one oh five to one Men and women. If you
Speaker 2: were in relationship, you were married, and the person that
Speaker 2: you were married to becomes paralyzed where they need you
Speaker 2: for everything, would you stay in that relationship? Probably maybe
Speaker 2: not be able to have sex, maybe not be able
Speaker 2: to do the things that you were able to do before.
Speaker 1: Would you still stay?
Speaker 2: That's why I always tell people, you want to be
Speaker 2: in a relationship for love, and it sounds so cliche. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I want to love somebody. I want to love this.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people are in it for the
Speaker 2: wrong reason, right. They're in it for the looks, they're
Speaker 2: in it for the money, they're in it for what
Speaker 2: they think they can get out of it. But looks fade,
Speaker 2: you know, and sometimes health phase. And that's what you
Speaker 2: want to be in a relationship for, regardless of what
Speaker 2: happens to you, whether you get old, or you have cancer,
Speaker 2: or you can't take care of yourself, you want that
Speaker 2: person to be they're wiping the drool off your mouth,
Speaker 2: being able to wipe your ass if you need it.
Speaker 2: And that's what you should be looking for in a relationship.
Speaker 2: Money comes, money goes. I think we've all been in
Speaker 2: a situation where sometimes we had it, sometimes we didn't,
Speaker 2: and you want to be there for love and let's
Speaker 2: talk about it. Eight hundred and five eighty five one
Speaker 2: oh five to one. Let's say this situation happened with you.
Speaker 2: Your spouse was, you know, not as pretty as as
Speaker 2: she was before. He's not as handsome, or his you know,
Speaker 2: he became paralyzed, his penis didn't work, or you couldn't
Speaker 2: have sex. Would you still stay in that relationship or
Speaker 2: is it like now, this is just too much for me,
Speaker 2: I gotta leave. Let's be honest, let's discuss. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: It's topic time called eight hundred five five one five
Speaker 7: one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ Envy, Charlomagne, the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Charlemagne is out, he'll be back tomorrow. But Claudia Jordan
Speaker 2: is here. And last night you went out to dinner
Speaker 2: with your friend my friend sonya.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so she was a model with me on dealing
Speaker 10: only a beautiful girl for him. Miss Venezuela. I just
Speaker 10: say that to say she had a really busy and
Speaker 10: popping life.
Speaker 1: She was she was a model.
Speaker 10: She's a model and a gorgeous girl, had her own swim,
Speaker 10: whear line everything. Anyways, some weird thing happened with her
Speaker 10: where she woke up with major inflammation on her spine
Speaker 10: and she's paralyzed. She's in a wheelchair. Now, she's married
Speaker 10: nine years. Her husband has totally just treated her like crap.
Speaker 10: Now where I get, things change the dynamic of your relationship,
Speaker 10: but I feel like he's not even behaving like she
Speaker 10: was even ever a friend, Like he's just throwing her away. Yeah,
Speaker 10: And I got to think and like could I be
Speaker 10: right or die with someone that you know the status changed.
Speaker 10: I know, when you're married you say for better, for worse,
Speaker 10: for sickness and health, but to really do people really
Speaker 10: rock with their vows like that?
Speaker 2: Do you think, yeah, they should? I mean, I would
Speaker 2: say this, and I don't know the situation from what
Speaker 2: you're telling what you're telling me, to me, that sounds
Speaker 2: like a gentleman that was in that relationship not because
Speaker 2: of love but because of lust. Right, And I think
Speaker 2: that's really coward moves. And the reason I say that
Speaker 2: is when you get married, you want to marry somebody
Speaker 2: for them, right, because we all know looks faide, We
Speaker 2: all know anything could happen at any given time. People get old,
Speaker 2: they have complications, people get cancer, and that's what you're marrying.
Speaker 2: You're marrying your soulmate that regardless of what happens in
Speaker 2: this world, they stand by your side. Right. And the
Speaker 2: fact that she became paralyzed and now he doesn't want
Speaker 2: to deal with her because he said it's not attractive anymore,
Speaker 2: it kind of makes to me, it makes him a coward, right,
Speaker 2: because you're marrying somebody because of who they are, not
Speaker 2: what they look like. You're marrying somebody because of the
Speaker 2: love and how that person makes you feel, not what
Speaker 2: they got. You're not marrying money. You're not marrying cars
Speaker 2: or bags or shoes or looks or any of that.
Speaker 2: You're marrying a person because you're gonna grow old, like
Speaker 2: your looks are gonna fade, your boobs are gonna, you know,
Speaker 2: hit the floor, your testicles are gonna hit the floor,
Speaker 2: like it's not gonna be the same. You know, your
Speaker 2: penis ain't gonna work every day when you get older
Speaker 2: while you're playing.
Speaker 10: There's a lot of thirty year olds that are having
Speaker 10: that problem right now. We were just talking about that
Speaker 10: with some of the latest.
Speaker 2: In the studio.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say that.
Speaker 10: It's like, I get you can you You have every
Speaker 10: right to say I'm not as attractive anymore to you. Physically,
Speaker 10: I understand that, and everyone has needs. She can still
Speaker 10: have sex, she can still do these types of things,
Speaker 10: and it's not a permanent paralysis. It's something that with therapy,
Speaker 10: she could get through this.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 10: That's when you need the person that you married to
Speaker 10: have your back and to work with you and get
Speaker 10: you back.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But the problem with that is it seems like
Speaker 2: he's missing the vision the Graham. I got a beautiful
Speaker 2: venezuela and that I hold on my hand, and she
Speaker 2: wears a beautiful dress, and she looks amazing, and we
Speaker 2: had red carpets and we're at the beach, and he
Speaker 2: doesn't have that anymore.
Speaker 10: He told her the wheelchair is a turnoff for me.
Speaker 10: I'm sure at a turn off for her as well.
Speaker 10: You know. I just I don't get how you can
Speaker 10: say you love someone so much and then throw them away.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not love. He's not a love of her.
Speaker 2: That was lust.
Speaker 1: He loved her for what she looked like.
Speaker 2: And when that love is not there, because her looks
Speaker 2: are not there, he's out. I mean, I'm it's effed
Speaker 2: up to say, but I'm glad you figured it out now.
Speaker 2: Then figured it out twenty years from now, you know.
Speaker 2: But for me and my wife, who I met at
Speaker 2: sixteen and he was fifteen, it doesn't matter. Like we've
Speaker 2: been up, we've been down. We have money, we didn't
Speaker 2: have money. I don't care about how my wife looks.
Speaker 2: She doesn't care about how I look. I don't care
Speaker 2: if she gains weight, which she never does. She doesn't
Speaker 2: care if I gain weight, which I do all the time.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is what it is like. We're in
Speaker 2: it for love. And I look at my parents the
Speaker 2: same way. My parent. My dad's about to be eighty
Speaker 2: three December first on Friday, and my mom don't care.
Speaker 2: My mom don't care how my dad looks. Whatever my
Speaker 2: dad needs, my mom is dead. Whatever my mom needs
Speaker 2: my dad is And that's how it should be.
Speaker 5: She loves his soul, loves his soul.
Speaker 2: I don't know she loves his soul. She might hate
Speaker 2: him right now because they've been married so long, they
Speaker 2: probably hate each other.
Speaker 10: Button I'm just joking, but she gotta love them to
Speaker 10: go through the times where you keep that person too absolutely.
Speaker 10: It just it really, it just really disappoints me, you know,
Speaker 10: because that's what you need your person the most. And
Speaker 10: you see these eighty year old people been married, you know,
Speaker 10: thirty forty fifty years.
Speaker 5: They had to go through some things that were really bad.
Speaker 2: Well, let's go to the phone lines. We have Nathan
Speaker 2: on the line.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 6: I wanted to answer the question about could I be
Speaker 6: with somebody who had a mental disability?
Speaker 2: Okay, talk to us.
Speaker 6: So I was thinking, like, I don't think after I'm
Speaker 6: married someone or getting a relationship that they're completely normal
Speaker 6: and something were to happen to them. I was thinking, like,
Speaker 6: why would I lower my happiness because you know, I
Speaker 6: have to take care of someone who became disabled and
Speaker 6: something happened. Like I know it sounds bad, like because
Speaker 6: you're supposed to do this out of love, but then
Speaker 6: what about yourself? You lose yourself trying to take care
Speaker 6: of someone because something happened to them. I was just
Speaker 6: trying to picture myself in a scenario, and I don't
Speaker 6: know if I could do that for the long haul.
Speaker 1: NA.
Speaker 2: I mean, you got to think about it like this.
Speaker 2: Let's say you married for ten years, you find your soulmate,
Speaker 2: and you're with them for love, right, You're not with
Speaker 2: them for looks, You're not with them for money, and
Speaker 2: then something happens, like in this world, ish happens. Let's
Speaker 2: say he became paralyzed, or you became paralyzed. Would you
Speaker 2: want that man to be like, you know what, you
Speaker 2: wasn't the same person I'm mas ten years ago, I'm out?
Speaker 2: Or would you want them to be led like, look,
Speaker 2: I married you for you, not because of your legs,
Speaker 2: not because of the fact that you could walk a jump.
Speaker 2: Things happen and I'm gonna be a rider into the end.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you want that in a relationship or marriage.
Speaker 6: I would want that for myself. But then I kind
Speaker 6: of feel like that's being selfish a little bit, because
Speaker 6: then you know, you become so needy. Your partner has
Speaker 6: to have you already have to become selfless, but your
Speaker 6: partner has to almost like give up his life for you.
Speaker 6: I just feel like that's not fair. Now, if I
Speaker 6: was in that situation where something were to happen to
Speaker 6: me and I'm in a wheelchair, and I would just
Speaker 6: feel so bad for my partner. I wouldn't even be
Speaker 6: upset if my partner less. Do I want my partner
Speaker 6: to leave me? No, But I feel like that's kind
Speaker 6: of being selfish because then he got to just give
Speaker 6: up his whole life just to take care of mine
Speaker 6: disabled life. I just kind of feel like that's not fair.
Speaker 10: It is not kind of what you' I thank you
Speaker 10: for being honest, because what you're saying is honest, and
Speaker 10: it's not the popular thing, Like I see people getting
Speaker 10: mad about that, but it's honest.
Speaker 29: Right.
Speaker 10: But is that what you sign up for when you
Speaker 10: get married, correct, You're kind of.
Speaker 6: When you're getting married, you're hoping for something like that
Speaker 6: not to happen, not saying that's going to happen. Sometimes something,
Speaker 6: you know, a freak accident or something could happen. But
Speaker 6: I just, you know, deep down, I do feel like
Speaker 6: it's being a little bit selfish unless your partner. You know,
Speaker 6: there's people that would be like, Okay, I can do this.
Speaker 6: For the rest of my life. That's fine.
Speaker 29: I can.
Speaker 6: I can not care about myself and you know, not
Speaker 6: care about my happiness and give up my life to
Speaker 6: take care of disabled person. That's understandable, that's but I
Speaker 6: guess the way it's supposed to be. But I'm thinking
Speaker 6: about my own you know, you're thinking about them giving
Speaker 6: up their whole life just till everything will have to
Speaker 6: revolve around you basically, and you just will have to.
Speaker 6: That's being a little bit selfish. I feel like I
Speaker 6: don't know, all.
Speaker 2: Right, well, what we appreciate your honesty. But I think
Speaker 2: part of being married is you're supposed to stay with vows, right,
Speaker 2: And I could say that as zillion one times, and
Speaker 2: people break their vows all the time, they cheat and
Speaker 2: do all types of things. But it's also you know,
Speaker 2: for sickness and health, right, And that's big because you
Speaker 2: get sick and we do go through things and and
Speaker 2: a lot of times that person that you want by
Speaker 2: your side is your wife, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I know, regardless of what happens with me, whether I
Speaker 2: get sick or whatever it may be, my wife's gonna
Speaker 2: be there regardless because she's only there for me. She's
Speaker 2: not there for anything else. She's not there for the look,
Speaker 2: she's not there for the money. She was with me
Speaker 2: at fifteen sixteen. You know, she's with me regardless, and
Speaker 2: and that's a coming that makes me be able to
Speaker 2: you know, be able to sleep at night. And you
Speaker 2: should want the same, like somebody that if something does happen,
Speaker 2: you drive down the highway tomorrow, when something happens, you
Speaker 2: want somebody to be like, whatever, what's your name, Shanika.
Speaker 2: I love you regardless, Shannika. I don't care what happened,
Speaker 2: whether your vagina works, or you got one leg, or
Speaker 2: you know, you lose your hair, it doesn't matter. I'm
Speaker 2: with Shanika because I love Shanika. You know what I mean?
Speaker 24: Right right?
Speaker 6: I understand that I do. It's just that, you know,
Speaker 6: not everybody think like that, But I'm just being honest.
Speaker 6: I just tried to put myself in that scenario, and
Speaker 6: I don't think beat down. It would just take away
Speaker 6: my happiness. It just would just take away my life.
Speaker 6: I feel like, and I don't know, I just won't
Speaker 6: want that from me. And I will understand if the
Speaker 6: if it happened to me, and if the person would
Speaker 6: want to leave me, I will completely understand. I wouldn't
Speaker 6: even be that upset. I will understand. So I get it.
Speaker 6: You're welcome, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Good morning, eight hundred and five eight five five one.
Speaker 2: You heard Shika. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 1: Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 1: It's topic time.
Speaker 7: Called eight hundred and five five one to join it
Speaker 7: to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Talk about it.
Speaker 2: Holding everybody, it's dj ND Charlomagne, the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: If you're just joining us, we're talking about Claudia Jordan,
Speaker 2: who is guest hosting this morning. Charlomagne is out. He's
Speaker 2: back tomorrow. She went out to dinner with a friend
Speaker 2: last night, and what happened during that conversation. You told
Speaker 2: us so much about your friend Sonya.
Speaker 10: So she's paralyzed and it could be something that she
Speaker 10: could walk again eventually with therapy. She was married for
Speaker 10: nine years and the husband said he's just not attracted anymore.
Speaker 5: He says, the wheelchair weirds him out.
Speaker 10: And this is something that happened to her, you know,
Speaker 10: and I just felt so bad, like imagine like you're
Speaker 10: minding your business, you're getting a car extend, somebody hits
Speaker 10: you and you're disabled now, and your person leaves you
Speaker 10: for something that.
Speaker 5: Happened to you. Yeah, and I just try to put
Speaker 5: myself in those shoes, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I couldn't leave my wife if she was in
Speaker 2: a wheelchair. I would try to make that wheelchair so
Speaker 2: damn fun Like I'll be trying to knock her off
Speaker 2: on the wheelchair, holding it one way, me holding it
Speaker 2: the other way. And I mean, you try to. I mean,
Speaker 2: ish happens in life, and that's I would say. Part
Speaker 2: of the responsibility of being married is to make sure
Speaker 2: that your wife or your husband is good. And whatever
Speaker 2: I would have to do to make her life as
Speaker 2: normal as possible, I would try to do, and leaving
Speaker 2: wouldn't be one of it. We have Daisy on the line, Daisy,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 31: Hi, good morning.
Speaker 27: Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can hear you clearly, Daisy, good morning.
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 31: So I've been with my person for twenty two years,
Speaker 31: we've been married for twenty and I honestly believe that
Speaker 31: if you like your person outside of who they are
Speaker 31: to you like who they are to the earth, there's
Speaker 31: nothing you cannot get through. You know, I adore my husband.
Speaker 31: There's nothing I wouldn't do for him, but I like
Speaker 31: him genuinely as a human being.
Speaker 2: So you're not going anywhere.
Speaker 27: Hell no, you're gonna do us answer thank you to
Speaker 27: You're going to.
Speaker 2: Do a handstand on that wheelchair.
Speaker 24: Exactly exactly, Yes, sir.
Speaker 10: See, that's a day I die. That's a wife right there,
Speaker 10: that is, that's a wife.
Speaker 1: Grace.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Grace, good morning.
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts, Grace, Well.
Speaker 15: My thoughts say is when you marry somebody for all
Speaker 15: the right reasons, whether there's six or not, you will
Speaker 15: say and do what you have to do. You won't leave,
Speaker 15: You won't even consider leaving. But had a stroke seven
Speaker 15: years ago, and when he had to have a brain surgery,
Speaker 15: he ended up totally dead ridden. In the first part
Speaker 15: of it, he had a straight a trait. He came
Speaker 15: home with a trait of feeding to a year and
Speaker 15: bag unable to do anything for himself. And I nursed
Speaker 15: him back to good help.
Speaker 2: On top of working, on top of till, on top
Speaker 2: of all that.
Speaker 15: On top of all of that, and I wasn't working.
Speaker 15: He was the one working at the time. And then
Speaker 15: he needed twenty four hour nursing. How was I going
Speaker 15: to pay back to go and work. So I had
Speaker 15: to nurse him twenty four hours and trust God to
Speaker 15: pay the bills and do everything else. And I stayed.
Speaker 15: I never once contemplated leaving.
Speaker 2: I respect you, Grace, but that's what we should do
Speaker 2: as a married couple. Correct were supposed to take care
Speaker 2: of our and regardless of what's going on.
Speaker 15: Yes, and remember read the vows and and and that
Speaker 15: it's set in before you do it, so you can
Speaker 15: really understand what you're putting, what you're saying, you're about
Speaker 15: to do through sickness and in help rich poor. No
Speaker 15: matter what you're saying, I am gonna be with this person.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 15: Read the vowels and it's sad.
Speaker 2: How's he doing now?
Speaker 15: Well, he still has no last side movement, but he's talking.
Speaker 15: He can comprehend and understand. And I'm still trussing God
Speaker 15: for his complete healing.
Speaker 2: There you go, Grace. Where you're from? You sound like
Speaker 2: you're from the Caribbean island.
Speaker 15: I'm from that Bahamas, from the Bahamas?
Speaker 2: Okay? Where you live now?
Speaker 15: Fordale?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 5: God bless him?
Speaker 2: Can can me and Claudia pay for your lunch and
Speaker 2: his lunch today, some Caribbean food, maybe some oxtailer jerk
Speaker 2: chicken or something like that. Thank you, give me a
Speaker 2: cash We're gonna put some money in your cash app
Speaker 2: and we're gonna pay for your Uber East today. Hold on,
Speaker 2: let me get a pin.
Speaker 10: I love hearing that because I feel like people are
Speaker 10: so quick to throw each other away. Absolutely, and I
Speaker 10: guarantee you the progress that he has made was a
Speaker 10: big part.
Speaker 5: A big part of that was because of your love
Speaker 5: on him.
Speaker 2: You know absolutely, what's your cash apt I'm gonna put
Speaker 2: some money in your cash out and pay for your
Speaker 2: lunch today.
Speaker 15: It's dollar sign balara b O L.
Speaker 2: B O L E r A E r A yeah
Speaker 2: h w I L M O r E Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna send you some money. And I appreciate you, Grace.
Speaker 2: I heard all in your voice that you love that man.
Speaker 2: That man is so naked to have you a woman
Speaker 2: by it, like you by his side, and we appreciate you.
Speaker 15: You've been together from high school, so I love him.
Speaker 2: That's like me and my wife as well. Well. You
Speaker 2: you hold on the line, and thank you so much,
Speaker 2: Grace for sharing your story.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Hold on, okay, okay, wow.
Speaker 10: About to cry in the show today? Oh my goodness,
Speaker 10: my street cred.
Speaker 2: All right, well, all right, well for all the people
Speaker 2: out there, you should be together for love. And I
Speaker 2: know it's easy to love somebody because of the way
Speaker 2: that they look, or love somebody because of their money.
Speaker 2: But remember, there's nothing more than loving the soul. And
Speaker 2: you should find somebody that you want to love this
Speaker 2: soul to the day that they die. And I love
Speaker 2: my wife to the day that she dies. I love
Speaker 2: her soul.
Speaker 10: And you don't have to get married if you're not
Speaker 10: ready for that. You don't have to just date someone.
Speaker 10: Then we can understand your some timiness, but I can't
Speaker 10: understand it once you make those vowels.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, But we got rumors on the way where we
Speaker 2: talk about the rumors.
Speaker 10: Maggie Stallion, she's making some big changes when it comes
Speaker 10: to sex, okay.
Speaker 2: And also Charlemagne is out. So if you want to
Speaker 2: give somebody donkey of the day eight hundred five eight
Speaker 2: five one oh five one, you can give them donkey
Speaker 2: right now, call us up and give whatever you want
Speaker 2: donkey Day's breakfast Levet one morning. Everybody is DJ and
Speaker 2: v Charlomagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Charlamage's out,
Speaker 2: he's back tomorrow. Claudia Jordan's our guest co host. So
Speaker 2: let me just salute to my baby Peyton. Today is
Speaker 2: peyton birthday. I know they listen on their way to school,
Speaker 2: so happy birthday.
Speaker 1: Pay page. She's two today, so cute.
Speaker 2: And she's a huge poor Patrol lover.
Speaker 1: She loves porpor.
Speaker 2: That's our thing. Every night before she goes to sleep,
Speaker 2: we watch about an episode of too a Poor Patrol.
Speaker 5: I don't even know what that is.
Speaker 1: Poor patrol, poor patrol.
Speaker 2: Beat there in a it's a double a hubble horror
Speaker 2: hubble poor patrol. Uh, no problem, too big, no pup,
Speaker 2: too small. Poor patrol is on the road. Yes, sure,
Speaker 2: all right, let's get to the room and get your everyone.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: Really, this is the rumor of meld the boy. Sometimes
Speaker 1: they say it, but there on the Breakfast.
Speaker 23: Club, Jordan's stories are.
Speaker 5: If you live long enough, he's gonna have story.
Speaker 2: That's very true, very true.
Speaker 5: I enjoyed you singing Patrol looking very uncomfortable. No one
Speaker 5: could co sign nobody else.
Speaker 2: It's a parents out there that singing with me.
Speaker 10: All right, Hey, Meg the Stallion making some changes. She
Speaker 10: says she is done with the streets. During a recent
Speaker 10: live stream on a Instagram, Meg thee Stallion opened up
Speaker 10: about her sex life and how fans respond to it.
Speaker 4: It's like nobody be listening to my music.
Speaker 17: They'd be like, oh, Megan the Stallion, I cannot believe
Speaker 17: she likes to have six.
Speaker 4: I cannot believe Megan the Stallion.
Speaker 17: No, but I am turning over, you know, a new leaf,
Speaker 17: and I'm stinking with the bucket. I'm not a freak anymore.
Speaker 17: I'm done and I'm done with the streets. So toxic
Speaker 17: in the streets.
Speaker 5: All right now.
Speaker 10: This comes shortly after her ex Party Fontaine released a
Speaker 10: song alleging that one of the issues in the relationship
Speaker 10: was Megan's sexual activity.
Speaker 2: Sit down for a second. Go you need a head.
Speaker 2: This be for real.
Speaker 23: You ain't even realistic god like Poe. Then you started
Speaker 23: posting Jim Picks the things that you're doing, the statistics,
Speaker 23: spend four hours doing glam lot of bluish. But your
Speaker 23: foundation is off. You need to fix it. Clean up
Speaker 23: your spirit and not just your image. I thought that's
Speaker 23: what you was doing with your downtown when the snake
Speaker 23: said his skinning it only change on the outside. You
Speaker 23: got emotional hurdles, man. The work that you need is internal.
Speaker 23: When love goes bad, can't believe it all cop fixes
Speaker 23: you can't delete it. Damn simul with Jada Kingdom and
Speaker 23: then you went Jada Pinkett.
Speaker 10: Some fans supported Party, while others were really mad at
Speaker 10: him and said he was being TACKI for dissing mag.
Speaker 1: What you think.
Speaker 2: I think she put out that song what was a
Speaker 2: cobra or something like that, and people, I guess maybe
Speaker 2: he felt that like that was going at him. So
Speaker 2: this is his response. But I don't blame Megan this
Speaker 2: style to say where she gonna. She's gonna, you know,
Speaker 2: keep the kiddy or hide the kitty or not having
Speaker 2: sex like that because outside of Party, because we all
Speaker 2: know that she was in a relationship with Party. But
Speaker 2: she's been linked to a bunch of individuals in this industry.
Speaker 2: And that's probably because those individuals were talking. And I've
Speaker 2: never seen guys talk so much, like that was never
Speaker 2: a thing growing up, but now it's like it people
Speaker 2: talk so much. Or I've been with Megan, I've been
Speaker 2: with Megan I've been with Megan. I know Megan's looking like,
Speaker 2: whyn't you just shut up?
Speaker 1: You know, like it just people talk to like just
Speaker 1: shut up.
Speaker 10: Now the girls are kind of downplaying and not really
Speaker 10: bragging like they used to.
Speaker 2: Reversal yeah, and the dudes on and I think it's
Speaker 2: real bitchy, like to the fact that so many guys
Speaker 2: have done and it's and you see it more and
Speaker 2: more and more and more and more, and it's just
Speaker 2: it's not it's not it's not a masculine trade.
Speaker 10: But the guys that are doing this, there's an argument
Speaker 10: to be made that she's the bigger star than them.
Speaker 5: True, you know, all right.
Speaker 10: Andre three thousands flute album outselled several mainstream rappers. Andre
Speaker 10: three thousand released an album recently, and it wasn't what
Speaker 10: most rap fans were expecting. It was an album with
Speaker 10: no rapping, just him playing the flute. Now, some fans
Speaker 10: express their disappointment on social media, sharing that they wanted
Speaker 10: bars from Dre three thousand after waiting almost seventeen years
Speaker 10: for an album. But it turns out he doesn't need
Speaker 10: bars because his flu album out sold several rap albums
Speaker 10: first week of sales that were releases here and here's
Speaker 10: who the albums he outsold for the week, Ice, Spice,
Speaker 10: h Nas, Lil, Wayne French, Montana, and Kodak Black.
Speaker 13: Oh.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, congratulations to hundred three thousand. Drop a bomb for
Speaker 2: Andre three thousand. I mean, I will say this, some
Speaker 2: people will be like, I mean, as soon as Andre
Speaker 2: three thousand pops up on your title, your Spotify or
Speaker 2: your Apple Music, you're gonna click it because you're gonna
Speaker 2: think it's new music. So but you have to listen.
Speaker 2: And somebody told me it's yesterday. You have to listen
Speaker 2: to an album ten times for it to be one sale.
Speaker 2: So people are actually listening to it. I tried to
Speaker 2: listen to it. Did you listen to it now?
Speaker 5: Yet?
Speaker 2: I couldn't get jiggy with it.
Speaker 5: I heard people like, you don't like it.
Speaker 2: The first song, it took the flute a long time
Speaker 2: to come in pause, and I was waiting for a minute,
Speaker 2: and by that time I was already out the zone.
Speaker 5: Say you one of the flutes sooner?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, plause. But I'm gonna give it another shot.
Speaker 2: I'm gona give it another chance.
Speaker 1: But I just couldn't. I couldn't get jiggy with with.
Speaker 2: I love Andre do thousand, I love him as a
Speaker 2: rappert though, and I just that's just not my thing.
Speaker 2: And you know, and it's gonna be some things for
Speaker 2: some people. And something. I didn't hear everybody bumping in
Speaker 2: on their way to things giving dinner. I didn't hear
Speaker 2: DJ's mixing it, you know, I didn't hear. But I
Speaker 2: guess it's one of those things you relax, you put
Speaker 2: it on when you're just trying to meditate or get
Speaker 2: in the mood. I just wasn't in that mood this week.
Speaker 10: Well, yes, he's talking about being evolved, like he can't
Speaker 10: rap about the things he used to anymore, which he's
Speaker 10: actually aware of that. You still have some forty fifth
Speaker 10: year old people that still talk that they still in
Speaker 10: the streets that twenty in their twenties.
Speaker 5: Right right, that's true. I'm gonna try to give it
Speaker 5: a listen. I'll try again, all right.
Speaker 10: Young Thugs Rego trials started with opening statements yesterday.
Speaker 5: It was eventful as soon as it started.
Speaker 10: The prosecution reportedly did not provide all the information in
Speaker 10: their opening statements ahead of time. Because of that, Young
Speaker 10: Thug's attorney motion for a mistrial, which was denied by
Speaker 10: the judge. Speaking of the judge, the judge in this
Speaker 10: case brought his emotional support dog and introduce him to
Speaker 10: the people in the courtroom.
Speaker 2: Are behind me?
Speaker 32: Is this bell that starts jingling? And if you hear
Speaker 32: a jingling sound like a bell, please don't think that
Speaker 32: I'm doing anything creepy.
Speaker 2: Up here.
Speaker 32: I have a service dog behind me. His name is Jack.
Speaker 32: I think some of you may have seen him already.
Speaker 32: He is He lives the best life ever.
Speaker 1: He's pampered.
Speaker 2: He has a laborory Retriever.
Speaker 32: He's about almost two and a half three years old
Speaker 32: at this point in time. But if you hear that bell,
Speaker 32: that's him moving around.
Speaker 2: He does n't bark.
Speaker 29: He rarely might get He rarely.
Speaker 4: Gets interested in what's going on.
Speaker 2: So he might come up here and look. But that's
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 32: Don't bring him any food either, okay, an he is
Speaker 32: spoiled rotten, so please don't try and throw any food
Speaker 32: back here.
Speaker 2: Behind me or anything like that. He doesn't need anything else. Okay.
Speaker 5: If I'm a trial I have rico charges. I don't
Speaker 5: want to hear about your dog. Seriously.
Speaker 2: Alanta is different Atlanta's is definitely different. Yeah, and I
Speaker 2: agree with you. You are judge right. The judges said
Speaker 2: the most gruesome crimes to hear everything that you could
Speaker 2: possibly hear, whether it's murder, whether it's a rate, whether
Speaker 2: it's sexual assault, whether it's kidnapping.
Speaker 1: And judge is supposed to take that.
Speaker 2: They're supposed to judge off their best opinion and look
Speaker 2: at the facts. Now, the fact that he has a
Speaker 2: comfort dog there, that would make me uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: Why do you need an emotional support dog to do
Speaker 5: your job in court?
Speaker 2: That would make that would make me uncomfortable. So does
Speaker 2: he go to the dog for you know, for facts
Speaker 2: that does the dog help me make a decision like
Speaker 2: that would make me uncomfortable?
Speaker 1: The fact that a judge who's supposed to.
Speaker 2: Be a clear mind didn't see things on both sides
Speaker 2: and needs a comfort dog to sit in trial.
Speaker 5: Do you believe in emotional support animals?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 5: It's just an excuse to be able to bring your
Speaker 5: dog right.
Speaker 2: Yes, And and anybody could buy that vest on the
Speaker 2: internet and say your dog is mostly a comfort dog
Speaker 2: and you can make up a fake letter. They don't check.
Speaker 5: I try to get my cat in the plane with
Speaker 5: that letter.
Speaker 2: It works as long as you have a vest Yeah,
Speaker 2: it works like you have a pit bull. And if
Speaker 2: the pit bull has a vest on and you have
Speaker 2: a fake letter, because they don't check, it's not like
Speaker 2: they call him. Let me call it right now. No,
Speaker 2: you can go with a fake letter and that can
Speaker 2: sit next to you on a plane. That makes no sense.
Speaker 2: I don't believe in the comfort do. You don't need
Speaker 2: no damn comfort doll. People come with comfort roosters and
Speaker 2: comfort cats. This is just a comfort pig. This is
Speaker 2: getting too It gets getting too.
Speaker 5: So you're comfortable. But now I'm not correct.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: Well, hey, that's the rumor report there.
Speaker 2: I will say this, Atlanta's Atlanta. I've never heard that.
Speaker 2: I never heard a judge come to court with a
Speaker 2: comfort dog talking about Hey, the dog might bark, but
Speaker 2: don't worry about it. Just don't Atlanta's Atlanta.
Speaker 10: And did a whole monologue on his damn dog. I'm
Speaker 10: sitting here worrying about five got life.
Speaker 2: All right? Well, that is your room of report. Charlamagne
Speaker 2: is out. If you want to give somebody donkey to
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Speaker 2: Hey, Doirena, who you gonna give donkey too?
Speaker 28: I need to do I've been trying to do this
Speaker 28: for a while, but I need to give Dunkian of
Speaker 28: the days to use the day mv me Why because
Speaker 28: so I forget who was there, but you guys were
Speaker 28: talking about you were talking about how if somebody is
Speaker 28: bullying your kid and how you teach your kids to
Speaker 28: stand up for yourself right, And you said to say,
Speaker 28: that's why your mom drives a Camray.
Speaker 21: I drive a Camry.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 33: It's actually pretty nice, Like, I mean, it's twenty nineteen.
Speaker 6: But it's my camera clean.
Speaker 28: I was like, yes, my wheels are clean.
Speaker 20: I mean, you know, I'll take that.
Speaker 1: I'll take that. I'm sorry, Darena.
Speaker 28: I cannot believe you did that. But I've been trying
Speaker 28: to tell you that all day and literally today I said,
Speaker 28: you a message on Instagram. A yea a message on
Speaker 28: Instagram because you were talking about your baby furniture and
Speaker 28: my daughter's about to have a little boy in April.
Speaker 34: But you know, I was telling you that I was
Speaker 34: gonna give you Dunky to day if you reply to me.
Speaker 28: And finally I got through because I've been trying to
Speaker 28: get through since you said that.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry and saluted all the moms that drive
Speaker 2: can't Reese.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again, and I'm gonna be giving away our
Speaker 2: all the nursery stuff. So it's the bratt, the core,
Speaker 2: the bra I don't know what it's called, but yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna be giving away all that stuff. We're gonna
Speaker 2: start the podcast up and figure out cool way to
Speaker 2: give it away. We just want to help a family
Speaker 2: out there or a parent out there that might not
Speaker 2: have so but I appreciate you for hitting us. Thank
Speaker 2: you so much, no problem.
Speaker 28: Have a good day.
Speaker 8: And hey Claudia, Hey girl, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 3: Whatever?
Speaker 29: Do they just a?
Speaker 13: Oh a and the letter?
Speaker 2: Oh Alex saw that that's all he Oh who you
Speaker 2: wanna give donkey two?
Speaker 3: I want to give Dog of the Day to the
Speaker 3: judge and the young Doug Rico trial case. Man. Wow,
Speaker 3: I was watching that yesterday, man, and I felt like
Speaker 3: the judge is all about himself. I think he wants
Speaker 3: the camera all on himself. And then just hearing he
Speaker 3: had his dog in there and provided a whole discovery
Speaker 3: on that. I don't think he worked working on the
Speaker 3: case and focused on the case that match. I think
Speaker 3: he's focused on himself and he needs to get removed that.
Speaker 2: It does sound a little funny where he had a
Speaker 2: whole dissertation about his dog and his Golden Retriever and
Speaker 2: that it has a little bell on and don't bringing food.
Speaker 2: I know more about the dog than the case because
Speaker 2: of what he said yesterday.
Speaker 3: Appropriate exactly exactly. That's that's that's my point.
Speaker 13: I went to court, I went.
Speaker 2: To trial, and if that was me, I would have
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 29: Have thought about Jess asked for a mess troge just.
Speaker 3: Off of that, like the dogs don't have no relevance
Speaker 3: from the case.
Speaker 2: That's right. Hello, who's this from Ohio? AJ from Ohio?
Speaker 2: Who you gonna give Dog of the Day? Two? Bro?
Speaker 14: I definitely want to give Dunky of the day that
Speaker 14: young man. You guys were talking about this morning that
Speaker 14: was getting ready to leave his wife because you paralyzed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that that's actually Claudia's friend son. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: you're giving donkey to day to her husband for leaving
Speaker 2: her while she's paralyzed.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's Donkey of the day behavior. I feel like
Speaker 14: like that defeats the purpose of trying to be a husband.
Speaker 14: Why sign up to be a husband when you're gonna
Speaker 14: dip when it gets difficult?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 1: Okay, well go to.
Speaker 5: My Instagram page in my story, I put her picture up.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to find her a new husband. So screw him.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: This zerial smells?
Speaker 24: Man?
Speaker 2: Hey, little smile, so you will give donkey too?
Speaker 20: Bro, ah Man, I want to give Donkey's date of
Speaker 20: a date to my contract on an h FAC subcontract.
Speaker 20: And he hasn't paid any of us his contractors in
Speaker 20: a week yet, so he gets the donkey for a five.
Speaker 2: Damn hopefully get paid before Christmas.
Speaker 20: Bro, I do I do want to give a quick
Speaker 20: shout out Envy.
Speaker 27: I'm a huge fan.
Speaker 29: I host her.
Speaker 20: Radio show on Wednesdays on blog Talk Radio, and I
Speaker 20: idolize my way out run my show from you.
Speaker 29: I just want to give your flowers while while you're alive.
Speaker 2: Brother, Thank you, I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 1: Rachel, you're the last person to who you wanna give
Speaker 1: donkey to? Day too?
Speaker 29: Oh?
Speaker 27: Everyone?
Speaker 34: So the person I want to balk the basics to
Speaker 34: be ashamed of yourself? What time in a great position?
Speaker 6: Donkey?
Speaker 1: Straight up?
Speaker 14: Donkeys?
Speaker 2: Damn? Oh you want to give said?
Speaker 34: Yes, he is embarrassing his dandy.
Speaker 3: He is embarrassed Black community.
Speaker 2: When he comes see you, we're gonna stand on his
Speaker 2: business to come see you.
Speaker 6: I live in Miami, come see you baby, and what else?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Brooklyn and Miami.
Speaker 29: Alright, you have a good one, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Thank you. All right, Well let's talk Well, first of all,
Speaker 2: you play the donkey sound he here one time? All right? Now,
Speaker 2: when we come back, let's talk support animals. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: five eight five one oh five one. Now. We were
Speaker 2: talking earlier in the rumors about the judge who brought
Speaker 2: his support animal to court, and we want to talk
Speaker 2: support animals this morning. Some people don't believe in them.
Speaker 2: Some people think they fake, some people think they're lives.
Speaker 2: But if you don't know, support animals can help people
Speaker 2: that are mentally having mental problems, right, whether it's to
Speaker 2: ease anxiety or depression or certain phobias, but that's not
Speaker 2: what we're talking about. Those people absolutely positively. Yes, I
Speaker 2: agree people do need support animals and do need emotional
Speaker 2: type of animals, but some people take it too far. Right,
Speaker 2: I'm reading the thirty craziest support animals that people use
Speaker 2: in America that they try to get on planes with.
Speaker 5: Right, let's hear this.
Speaker 2: The number one that people try and have tried before
Speaker 2: is a kangaroo. In February, Wisconsin, woman was asked to
Speaker 2: leave McDonald's when she entered the restaurant with Jimmy, her
Speaker 2: emotional support kangaroo.
Speaker 5: Have you seen kangaroos fight?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Number two a bearded dragon. Number three. People have tried
Speaker 2: to get on place with a pig with a vest
Speaker 2: on it and said that is the support animal.
Speaker 5: You put a vest on a pig.
Speaker 2: Yes. Number four turkey. People have tried to put a
Speaker 2: vest on a turkey and walk. In twenty sixteen, a
Speaker 2: passenger went on a Delta flight and she was in
Speaker 2: a comfort seat and in her seat was a turkey
Speaker 2: because a person said it was a therapeutic companion and
Speaker 2: they cleared that, yeah, peacock.
Speaker 35: Like you said, snakes, ducks, chickens, miniature horses, and one
Speaker 35: person even went on a flight with a squirrel.
Speaker 2: So let's talk support animals this morning. Eight hundred and
Speaker 2: five eight five one. What are your thoughts now? Somebody
Speaker 2: that works up here told us behind the scene that
Speaker 2: she has an animal, a cat in her apartment, and
Speaker 2: they said that, you know, if you have a cat,
Speaker 2: it's an extra three hundred dollars, but if it's your
Speaker 2: emotional support cat, it's free.
Speaker 10: That's the only reason I tried it. I did scam
Speaker 10: the system, full disclosure. I didn't want to pay because
Speaker 10: I brought two cats when I moved to Dallas, and
Speaker 10: I use that. It was so easy to get the letter.
Speaker 10: That's why I call bs on a lot of it.
Speaker 10: There are people that need it, but there's it's so
Speaker 10: easy to take advantage of the system. That's why you
Speaker 10: got people bringing alligators on a plane. So maybe I
Speaker 10: feel comfortable, but now everybody else on the plane is
Speaker 10: shoot the whole flight.
Speaker 2: I'm not sitting next to an alligator.
Speaker 10: No, no, I'm not sitting next to a squirrel or
Speaker 10: pig or anything that's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: Did they have diapers?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but let's discuss eight hundred and five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five one. Let's talk support animals.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: It's topic time called eight hundred five eight five five
Speaker 7: one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne, the God we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Charlemagne is out today and of course Claudia and Jordan's
Speaker 2: our guest co host. And we're talking about support animals. Now.
Speaker 2: This conversation comes from the judge in the Ysel case
Speaker 2: who says he needed his support animal in court, which
Speaker 2: is a labradorg retriever with a bell. And he said
Speaker 2: the dog minds his business. And we're asking what are
Speaker 2: your thoughts on support animals? Now, I do know support
Speaker 2: animals help a lot in a lot of situations. Help
Speaker 2: with the anxiety, help with phobias, help with fears. So
Speaker 2: I do get it, but sometimes I think people take.
Speaker 1: It too far.
Speaker 5: They do like I said, I do.
Speaker 2: Now what phobia will will help you when you got
Speaker 2: your support alligator? Because now I have a phobia. If
Speaker 2: I'm sitting next to you in a plane and you
Speaker 2: got an alligator with you. Now I have a phobia.
Speaker 2: Your support animal is my phobia.
Speaker 10: And think of a logistically with an alligator. It has
Speaker 10: to go to the bathroom on a flight. Right, do
Speaker 10: you put a diaper in the vest? Does a vest
Speaker 10: go with that diaper?
Speaker 2: Forget? It has to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: It has to eat. It's gonna be hungry, right and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look like lunch.
Speaker 5: Go ahead and catch hold of your tone. And you
Speaker 5: that death row in the island.
Speaker 2: It's spinning me down to delta flight. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: Now I get it. Like some people, Yes, a cat
Speaker 2: and a dog in certain situations can help. But sometimes
Speaker 2: I mean I've seen people on flights with dogs the
Speaker 2: size of me sitting between somebody's leg And now I'm
Speaker 2: scared the whole flight. So now your support system is
Speaker 2: scaring me.
Speaker 10: I think, like in typical American fashion, we listen, oys
Speaker 10: gonna be people are going to take advantage of the system.
Speaker 5: Like I said, I did it myself.
Speaker 13: Hello, who's this yeah, listen, this is anonymous. I can't
Speaker 13: give up my name for this.
Speaker 2: Woe to us.
Speaker 13: Yo, listen, let me tell you, I have an issue
Speaker 13: with these support animals. First of all, that that is
Speaker 13: white people. Activity Black people don't need no support animals.
Speaker 13: And I think it's crazy that they think that they
Speaker 13: should be allowed to bring me stinky animals into public
Speaker 13: places like the restaurants and grocery stores, And like, why
Speaker 13: do I have to be subjected to your animal because
Speaker 13: you are too sensitive to come outside without a dog.
Speaker 2: You're a parrot, now, parrot, I will agree, I will
Speaker 2: agree with this. I do feel that some people do
Speaker 2: need it, people with disabilities and people having problems, they
Speaker 2: do need that support system. But sometimes I feel like
Speaker 2: just the little old white lady just got the little
Speaker 2: Pomerania in the supermarket.
Speaker 13: Listen, dog. I feel like these people that have all
Speaker 13: these animals are because they're lonely and they have social
Speaker 13: skills that are not adequate. You don't need to walk
Speaker 13: around with no dog in your backpack or getting on
Speaker 13: the airplane to have this nasty looking animal looking at
Speaker 13: me with its tongue out breathing that breath on me
Speaker 13: when I'm in a plane. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 13: Like it's too excessive. America has gotten soft. We don't
Speaker 13: need these things, like we support animals, animals don't support us.
Speaker 13: We wipe their and you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 13: we feed them, they don't feed us. So I think
Speaker 13: it's just a cop out for people to just seek attention,
Speaker 13: like look at me, I have a dog, Like it's stupid, Nika.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're talking support animals this morning. What's your thought.
Speaker 34: I love my dog.
Speaker 6: She's not an official support animal, but my baby Sky
Speaker 6: she was.
Speaker 34: With me through COVID and she was there. They love
Speaker 34: you in ways that a person couldn't.
Speaker 2: So so let me ask you a question. You put
Speaker 2: a vest on the dog and says to support animal,
Speaker 2: just take it to places with you.
Speaker 27: I said, all you gotta do is get them certified.
Speaker 6: It's not much to give them certified.
Speaker 2: You just want to carry them around with you.
Speaker 24: That's my goods with.
Speaker 15: See.
Speaker 10: See again, there are people that legitimately needed when not
Speaker 10: talking about y'all, we're talking about taking advantage of the system.
Speaker 5: And it's easy.
Speaker 2: Now, Yes, let's talk about support animals this morning.
Speaker 34: Support animals a bunch of bs.
Speaker 27: Why you get to have your freaking animal with you
Speaker 27: when giving me anxiety?
Speaker 26: Because I don't do animals. I don't do cats, dogs,
Speaker 26: none of that. So now my nerves are jack.
Speaker 27: If you can't, if you can't come away with im.
Speaker 6: Say it's home.
Speaker 2: But you know, sheel. Some people do need it. Some
Speaker 2: people have disabilities and the.
Speaker 27: Home okay, that's fine.
Speaker 21: I understand.
Speaker 27: When I go in the grocery store, I don't need
Speaker 27: to see no blind no seeing our dog, because you
Speaker 27: can't the dog can say how.
Speaker 28: Much your stuff is.
Speaker 26: Blind people need the dog, but what you need the
Speaker 26: dogs for in the grocery.
Speaker 28: So that's nasty, that's real nasty. When the kids go
Speaker 28: in the basket, the dog in the basket.
Speaker 2: Blind people got a shop to chanel.
Speaker 1: Blind people like the past brill.
Speaker 26: They can'tn't need the dog for dog can't tell how
Speaker 26: much the stuff.
Speaker 2: Now, blind people gotta go out to They're just not
Speaker 2: gonna be shopping online with bread and the store because
Speaker 2: they got they want to touch the fruit and make
Speaker 2: sure the fruit is hard and soft, and they want
Speaker 2: to pick their own stuff out as well. They could
Speaker 2: feel it and touch it, and they need the.
Speaker 1: Dog to gouty it.
Speaker 27: But what you need the dog for?
Speaker 28: What you need the dog?
Speaker 1: How they gonna walk down the aisle. If they can't see.
Speaker 28: They got a cane.
Speaker 21: Rachel did it.
Speaker 26: I ain't taking about.
Speaker 2: One dog, Rachel, I was with the try.
Speaker 5: You know what the c and I dogs come on,
Speaker 5: they get a past.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 2: We're just talking about support dogs this morning. Let's let's
Speaker 2: have a conversation. What do you think about them?
Speaker 1: Let's talk.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 1: It's topic times called eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 1: one five one.
Speaker 7: To join into the discussion with the breakfast club, talk
Speaker 7: about it more than everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne to God. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now if he's just joining us, we're talking about support animals.
Speaker 2: This conversation comes from a judge in the YSL case
Speaker 2: who said he needed his support animal in court to
Speaker 2: help him out. Let's go to the phone lines. We're
Speaker 2: asking about support animals. Now. I do feel that people
Speaker 2: do need support animals. There's a lot of people that
Speaker 2: use support animals, people who have anxiety and phobias and fears,
Speaker 2: and those dogs comfort them.
Speaker 1: A lot of people with disabilities.
Speaker 2: Use the dog to be able to get around and
Speaker 2: feel comfortable. In public, so we're just asking what's your
Speaker 2: opinion on these animals. We have Christie on the line. Christy,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm doing well. How are you.
Speaker 24: I'm wonderful.
Speaker 21: Okay, So on your service animals dogs.
Speaker 27: To defend the judge, he didn't.
Speaker 36: Have emotional support dog. He had a support dog, and
Speaker 36: there's a difference, I'm sorry, a service dog. And that's
Speaker 36: the purpose of the bell. The bell is to tell
Speaker 36: everybody around him if he's about to have a seizure
Speaker 36: or if he's about to go.
Speaker 21: In through like something medical. My niece has one, so
Speaker 21: I think giving him like a young man who gave
Speaker 21: him the donkey of the day, for him explaining to
Speaker 21: the audience or to the courtroom that hey, you know
Speaker 21: I have the service dog behind me. If you hit
Speaker 21: this bell, you know this is this, don't be alarm,
Speaker 21: don't feed him this. And the third I think he
Speaker 21: told it in a jokingly way, but it's just to
Speaker 21: tell the people around him, Hey, heads up, this bell's
Speaker 21: all going off to.
Speaker 2: Call somebody got well. Thank you BAMA for clearing that up.
Speaker 19: You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Now we have Catherine on the line. Catherine, good morning,
Speaker 2: Catherine is a mental health therapist and support her clients
Speaker 2: and people having support animals, correct, I do.
Speaker 19: Yeah, So like with in my career, I had plenty
Speaker 19: of clients with support animals, from children to senior citizens
Speaker 19: all the way around.
Speaker 27: So I'm a full support And now I do agree
Speaker 27: with you that everyone what you said earlier about.
Speaker 31: How people kind of take it too.
Speaker 27: Far with like kangaroos, the chickens and all the other
Speaker 27: things that you said earlier. So those, yes, you don't
Speaker 27: need that.
Speaker 31: But as far as dogs, the cats.
Speaker 27: Those animals dring a certain level of people's lives, you know,
Speaker 27: like unconditionally Dolf will like love you, they will greet
Speaker 27: you at the door and do all of these things.
Speaker 27: So I have had clients that needed that weather, you know,
Speaker 27: so so this support animal kind of help them through that.
Speaker 27: I just have clients who are so like fearful of
Speaker 27: like airplanes for whatever reason, the turbulence, you know, if
Speaker 27: they knew somebody that like that, don't like whatever the
Speaker 27: case may be. But they just can't even walk on
Speaker 27: the door of an airplane. And what are they gonna do,
Speaker 27: just like never travel and not live their lives. So
Speaker 27: we have to find some type of like supplement for
Speaker 27: them to be able to live their baby's lives and
Speaker 27: do things. Now do I think people kind of take
Speaker 27: advantage of it and bring certain animals to environments where
Speaker 27: maybe it's not needed. Yes, but it's such a slippery
Speaker 27: slot because a lot of people just really do struggle
Speaker 27: on to coffee shop, getting up, getting in a car,
Speaker 27: So it's like you kind of need to take certain
Speaker 27: measures in order for them to do things. So it's
Speaker 27: like it's really a swipping stuff. I've even had, Like
Speaker 27: I am a therapist for children. I wasn't pat I
Speaker 27: had children, and this facility that I was working at
Speaker 27: at the time, they was just so suicidal and tried
Speaker 27: so many different things every day.
Speaker 31: To like try to kill themselves.
Speaker 27: But then when we implement it, you know, weekly support
Speaker 27: animal therapy. I think it had a two to three
Speaker 27: times a week or something like that. This particular client
Speaker 27: lives each way, each week and each day so that
Speaker 27: they can see this animal. So it definitely brings a
Speaker 27: different level.
Speaker 13: Yeah, No, I get it, certain people.
Speaker 2: I do know people do need it, and I know
Speaker 2: it helps with anxiety and things like that. But you know,
Speaker 2: my thing is is when I start seeing people with
Speaker 2: alligators and pigs and kangaroules. I mean, you're a therapist.
Speaker 2: Have you ever you know, suggested somebody to go get
Speaker 2: a kangaroo or an alligator or a parrot or peacock,
Speaker 2: you know, But I always have to ask, Like my daughter, right,
Speaker 2: my daughter London is scared of dogs. Like when I
Speaker 2: say scared, it doesn't matter how little, how big, it
Speaker 2: could be a miniature dog. She ain't messing with dogs.
Speaker 2: So now if she's on a plane with somebody with
Speaker 2: a dog, it's it's kind of like, what does she
Speaker 2: do now she has anxiety because there's a dog there,
Speaker 2: not a person with the dog that doesn't have anxiety,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 27: Yeah, and that is true because you do have people
Speaker 27: with like a phobia of certain animals. So it's like,
Speaker 27: what do you do when you make that person uncomfortable?
Speaker 27: Or do I just like not been on a plane
Speaker 27: because I can't get on without the dogs. And that's
Speaker 27: like and it's like you can't really make it fair
Speaker 27: for everybody in every situation, which is why even if
Speaker 27: you do have like a dog, you know, and things
Speaker 27: like that on a plane, I don't even think I've
Speaker 27: seen like really big dogs on a plane. I think
Speaker 27: it has to be like small so.
Speaker 28: Where they're in like a little carrier or a page.
Speaker 27: Or whatever, which could be helpful for people like your
Speaker 27: daughter who has a fear of dogs. But it's a
Speaker 27: slippery slope, like I'm in support of it. But no,
Speaker 27: I never say, oh yeah, don't get that alligator because
Speaker 27: you have anxiety. Don't get that pain garroo and do that. No,
Speaker 27: you definitely fit small like dogs, cats or maybe even
Speaker 27: like a rabbit, you know, a bunny, you know something
Speaker 27: you know containable. But yeah, people do take advantage of
Speaker 27: certain things like they do with anything else in life.
Speaker 27: But even with the judge, when you got.
Speaker 2: To talk about the judge, what's your thoughts on the
Speaker 2: judge having to support dog?
Speaker 27: So I one, I do think it is okay for that.
Speaker 27: I don't know what that judge got going on. And
Speaker 27: I think you guys hit it on the head early.
Speaker 27: And when you said that, you know, the judge is basically,
Speaker 27: you know, the decision maker for people's faith. You know
Speaker 27: that he's the one you know for kidnappers, for murderers,
Speaker 27: and all of these other different things he has going on.
Speaker 27: And that definitely could take a tone on him. So
Speaker 27: I don't know if he has to support animal for
Speaker 27: you know, his career purposes, or maybe he has things
Speaker 27: going on and or personally. But honestly, you like to
Speaker 27: clip you guys played earlier where he was talking about
Speaker 27: his dog and things like that. That man honestly spoke
Speaker 27: about that dog for less than three minutes, and I
Speaker 27: don't think that man should be crucified of that. You know,
Speaker 27: to say that, oh, he knows more about the dog
Speaker 27: than the case, that is like, you know, false. You know,
Speaker 27: he was just trying to speak about something lighter other
Speaker 27: than this Rico charge. This Rico thing has been going
Speaker 27: on for a while and it's definitely a dark topic
Speaker 27: and for youngsters. I mean, I think maybe he didn't
Speaker 27: want to hear about the dogs, but honestly, I don't
Speaker 27: think he wants to hear about this Rico case either.
Speaker 27: This is a horrible situation. So honestly, suspend less than
Speaker 27: three minutes to talk about a dog and things like that.
Speaker 27: I don't think there was anything wrong with that. And
Speaker 27: you know, for him to bring it in court, it
Speaker 27: is okay for him, you know, to do if he
Speaker 27: can go on and do his job effectively and actually
Speaker 27: make appropriate decisions based on the facts at hand. If
Speaker 27: his dog wants to sit beside him and do that,
Speaker 27: that's okay.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Catherine. Where you call him from, I'm.
Speaker 27: Talking from Atlanta, Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, we appreciate you, and thank you for checking
Speaker 2: in and checking us when we don't know our f action. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and and for yours. I don't know after hearing a
Speaker 2: lot from you guys, and they're saying that actual dog
Speaker 2: is able to detect seizures. Yes, So that's why the judge.
Speaker 2: He's not an emotional support dog. He's a service dog,
Speaker 2: which is, if there's a problem or situation, he's able
Speaker 2: to detect it before things happen. So that's why the
Speaker 2: judge has the dog.
Speaker 5: I can rock with that. That makes sense.
Speaker 2: So we were wrong, but that's why he has that
Speaker 2: animal with him in the court room. All right. Well,
Speaker 2: let's get to the rumors. Everyone. This is the rumor
Speaker 2: of boy.
Speaker 10: Sometimes they say it on the Breakfast Cloud.
Speaker 23: Jordan's stories are.
Speaker 5: If you live long enough, he's going to have all right.
Speaker 10: So Saucy Santana is facing backlash for roasting a woman
Speaker 10: on set there's a clip that's been going around. Saucy
Speaker 10: has some of the girls in the uproar over some
Speaker 10: things he had to say on a set of a
Speaker 10: video shoot recently. Now, this video came out where Saucy
Speaker 10: is interacting with an unidentified woman. When she walks away,
Speaker 10: Saucy starts complaining about the type of woman that apparently
Speaker 10: his team brought to set, referencing the woman who just
Speaker 10: walked away.
Speaker 1: DBL makeup one Like, what are we doing like BBL?
Speaker 8: Yeah, like dang, I know bbl's no meek lashes, no laceweeds.
Speaker 5: No, she just came out to see it now.
Speaker 10: Social media users were not happy that Saucy Santana was
Speaker 10: body shaming a woman who chose to be natural. Some
Speaker 10: people show their disappointment in how common it is for
Speaker 10: people to flaunt the image that have been heavily altered.
Speaker 10: One person said, see this is the problem now. Another
Speaker 10: one said, three bbls and still being built like a
Speaker 10: hot air balloon is crazy.
Speaker 5: He got some nerve, Well.
Speaker 2: What do you feel about it? You're natural, right?
Speaker 10: I am natural. I haven't had any plastic surgery done.
Speaker 10: I had some fillers done.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 10: I think we're at a place now where natural is
Speaker 10: looking down upon.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 10: I remember people being in my DM saying you need
Speaker 10: to get your butt done. I'm like, my butt will
Speaker 10: be done from squats and from hitting the track, and
Speaker 10: that ship has sailed for me. I just think, listen, Saucy,
Speaker 10: you're free to do what you want with your body,
Speaker 10: and you have and that's cool. But leave natural women
Speaker 10: alone because it's hard.
Speaker 5: It's hard.
Speaker 10: Now we get compared to people who spend thousands of
Speaker 10: dollars on their bodies in shame for not getting surgery.
Speaker 2: Now. Yeah, and I think a lot of these women
Speaker 2: look alike, right, They're all built the same. It seems
Speaker 2: like they all go to the same doctors. They all
Speaker 2: look like as ms Pat would say, like big ants
Speaker 2: with the huge ass in the back. And I think
Speaker 2: it gets to a point where we have to start
Speaker 2: saying natural is fine. It doesn't matter what your body
Speaker 2: type is. You don't want to look like everybody else.
Speaker 2: And that's why I always said, you know, parents, make
Speaker 2: sure you love your children. Tell your children they look
Speaker 2: beautiful every day. Tell your children that they're gorgeous every
Speaker 2: because you don't want them to look like everybody else.
Speaker 10: You know, And honestly, there was a point where I'm thinking,
Speaker 10: do I need to get something done? But then I
Speaker 10: had to check myself, like it's okay to look different
Speaker 10: than everybody else. I love the nineties the music videos.
Speaker 10: There were so many pretty women that that's how they really,
Speaker 10: they really looked in person.
Speaker 5: They really were that type of beautiful person. So all right, Santana,
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 10: Next up, Fat Joe gave the backstory on his popular name,
Speaker 10: Joey Crack.
Speaker 2: You know the story I didn't know I heard yesterday,
Speaker 2: but I thought Joey Crack was you know, he came
Speaker 2: up in the drug era, and we all knew, you know,
Speaker 2: old Fat Joe was a gangster in a hustler, so
Speaker 2: I thought it was crack, as in Joey slunk Crack.
Speaker 10: I thought the same thing too, But the actual story
Speaker 10: is a little bit more, I don't know, simpler than that.
Speaker 10: Fat Joe recently tweeted where the name came from, and
Speaker 10: it's not at all what we expected.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 10: Listen, they call me Joey Crack because the crack of
Speaker 10: my ass showed whenever I stood up. Yes, girls in
Speaker 10: my hood gave me the name. It was never because
Speaker 10: of the drug crack.
Speaker 5: And he ended it with God is great.
Speaker 2: You gotta love Joey Crack and shout to Joey Crack,
Speaker 2: Shout to Fat Joe. I know recently one of his
Speaker 2: brothers passed away, so definitely sending healing energy and you
Speaker 2: know I would support for that. But Fat Joe is
Speaker 2: one of those people in the industry that is not
Speaker 2: an industry friend. He's a real friend. And if he
Speaker 2: considers you as a real friend, he calls, he'll check
Speaker 2: up on you, not when things are great, not when
Speaker 2: things are bad. He does it frequently, so and he
Speaker 2: does He's been doing that with me for the past
Speaker 2: I don't even know how long. Every you know, a
Speaker 2: couple of days he just calls or just sends a
Speaker 2: text to say, hey, MVY, I love you, just check
Speaker 2: it up on you. And he's been doing that for years.
Speaker 2: So good morning Fat Joe, Good morning Lorena, good morning
Speaker 2: as he love you, guys. And that is your room report.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, we got the people's
Speaker 2: choice mixed. Get your request in right now eight hundred
Speaker 2: five eight five one oh five to one. Let me
Speaker 2: know what you want to hear, we'll get your request on.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 2: mornings will never be the same. It's your time to
Speaker 2: nominate a donkey of your own. Remember, now, that's just
Speaker 2: how they choose.
Speaker 7: I'll call in now, eight hundred and five eighty five
Speaker 7: one five one.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this this?
Speaker 28: Isa?
Speaker 2: Hey, Dorena, who you gonna give donkey too?
Speaker 6: I need to do this.
Speaker 28: I've been trying to do this for a while, but
Speaker 28: I need to give Dunky of the.
Speaker 25: Days to use you day and me me why because
Speaker 25: so I forget who was there, but you guys were
Speaker 25: talking about you were talking about.
Speaker 28: How if somebody's bullying your kid and how you teach
Speaker 28: your kids to stand up for yourself, okay, rightfully, and
Speaker 28: you said to say, that's why your mom drives a Camray.
Speaker 6: I drive a Camry.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 33: It's actually pretty nice, Like, I mean, it's twenty nineteen.
Speaker 6: But it's my camera clean.
Speaker 28: I was like, yes, my wills are clean.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I'll take that.
Speaker 1: I'll take that. I'm sorry, Darina, I.
Speaker 28: Cannot believe you did that. But I've been trying to
Speaker 28: tell you that all day and literally today, I said
Speaker 28: you a message on Instagram. A yea, a message on
Speaker 28: Instagram because you were talking about your baby furniture and.
Speaker 34: My daughter's about to have a little boy in April.
Speaker 34: But you know, I was telling you that I was
Speaker 34: gonna give you doc you be daddy if you were
Speaker 34: proud of me.
Speaker 28: And finally I got through because I've been trying to
Speaker 28: get through since you said that.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry and saluted all the moms that drive
Speaker 2: can't Reese.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again, I'm gonna be giving away our all
Speaker 2: the nursery stuff.
Speaker 1: So it's grap the core.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it's called, but yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 2: be giving away all that stuff. We're gonna start the
Speaker 2: podcast up and figure out cool way to give it away.
Speaker 2: We just want to help a family out there or
Speaker 2: a parent out there that might not have so but
Speaker 2: I appreciate you for hitting us. Thank you so much,
Speaker 2: and no problem.
Speaker 28: Have a good day.
Speaker 5: And hey Claudia, hey girl, Hello?
Speaker 1: Who's it? But what be them?
Speaker 18: Be?
Speaker 29: Just a oh a and the letter? Oh Alexon saw that?
Speaker 29: That's all?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: Who you wanna give? Donkey two?
Speaker 3: I wanted to be a dog the other day to
Speaker 3: the judge in the young feb week old trial case.
Speaker 29: Man.
Speaker 13: I was watching them.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, man, and I felt like the judge is all
Speaker 3: about himself. I think he wants to camera all on himself.
Speaker 3: And then just hearing he had.
Speaker 29: His dog in there and provided the whole discovery on that.
Speaker 2: I don't think he worked working on.
Speaker 29: The case and focused on the case that mass.
Speaker 3: I think he's focused on himself and he needs to
Speaker 3: get him home.
Speaker 2: Okay that it does sound a little funny where he
Speaker 2: had a whole dissertation about his dog and his Golden
Speaker 2: Retriever and that it has a little bell on it,
Speaker 2: don't bring it food. I know more about the dog
Speaker 2: than the case because of what he said yesterday.
Speaker 5: Appropriate exactly exactly.
Speaker 13: That's that's that's my point. I went to court, I
Speaker 13: went to trial, and then that was me I would
Speaker 13: have I.
Speaker 29: Would have thought about dress asked for a mess trial
Speaker 29: just half of that, like the dog, that'll have no
Speaker 29: relevance from the case.
Speaker 2: That's right. Hello, who's this from mahome aj from MOHI
Speaker 2: we wanna give donkey to day two, bro.
Speaker 29: I definitely want to give a donkey of the day
Speaker 29: that young man, you guys.
Speaker 13: Were talking about this morning.
Speaker 14: Uh that was getting ready to leave his wife because
Speaker 14: she was paralyzed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah that was that's actually Claudia's friend Sonya. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you're giving donkey to day to her husband for
Speaker 2: leaving her while she's paralyzed.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's Donkey of the day behavior. I feel like
Speaker 14: like that defeats the purpose of trying to be a husband.
Speaker 14: Why I sign up to be a husband when you're
Speaker 14: gonna dip when it gets difficult, you know?
Speaker 5: Okay, Well go to my Instagram page in my story,
Speaker 5: I put her picture up. I'm trying to find her
Speaker 5: a new husband. So school him.
Speaker 1: Wow, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: This still smells?
Speaker 24: Man?
Speaker 2: Hey, genttal smile.
Speaker 1: So you wanna give donkey two bro? Uh?
Speaker 29: Man, I wanna give Donkey's book. I was a date
Speaker 29: to my contract.
Speaker 20: I'm an aga subcontract thing. He has to paid any
Speaker 20: of us his contractors in a week yacht, so he
Speaker 20: gets a donkey for a five.
Speaker 2: Damn hopefully get paid before Christmas?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 29: I do I do want to give him?
Speaker 20: Pick shout out zby. I'm a huge friend. I hope
Speaker 20: So Radio Trail Wednesdays on Long Talk Radio on idolize
Speaker 20: my way out, run my.
Speaker 29: Show from you. I just want to give you a
Speaker 29: flowers while you're alive.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 1: Rachel. You're the last person. Rachel, who you wanna give
Speaker 1: donkey to day?
Speaker 2: Too?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 34: I want every time. I want to jam yourself that time,
Speaker 34: great position, straight up donkey.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 1: Oh you want to give you said son?
Speaker 34: Yes, he has embarrassing.
Speaker 13: Black community.
Speaker 2: When he comes see you, we're gonna stand on his
Speaker 2: business to come see you.
Speaker 6: I live in Miami, come see you, baby, I'm not
Speaker 6: what up?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Brooklyn and Miami you thank you, Thank you?
Speaker 2: All right. That was Donkey of the day, Charlamagne. We'll
Speaker 2: be back tomorrow. And when we come back, we got
Speaker 2: the positive. No Imo, so don't move. It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning. Everybody is the Jane Envy Charlamagne de
Speaker 2: goud We are the breakfast club. Now, Claudia, I appreciate
Speaker 2: you hanging out with me the last couple of days.
Speaker 4: Thank you for having me, had fun like you usual.
Speaker 2: Now, if you don't know, Claudia has some things to
Speaker 2: do and she pushed it back so she can come
Speaker 2: and hang out with us. For the last couple of days,
Speaker 2: so we appreciate you for that.
Speaker 5: I'm heading to LA to do my first horror film,
Speaker 5: so stay tuned for that.
Speaker 2: Do you dine in the first five minutes?
Speaker 10: I don't die in the first five minutes. And I
Speaker 10: really can't give it away because I want you to
Speaker 10: watch it. But I'm stepping up from to be I'm
Speaker 10: going to bet now.
Speaker 2: Now, I just want to tell you. You know, there's
Speaker 2: a clip going around a to B movie of you.
Speaker 3: Mm hm, you know.
Speaker 2: I just I've seen that clip like a thousand times
Speaker 2: and I didn't know it was you until last week.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: So if you don't know the clip, let me let
Speaker 2: me explain it. Do we have when audio? We don't
Speaker 2: have the audio, so just the kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Claudia comes home from jail and she goes to
Speaker 2: her X man's house, and when she gets to her
Speaker 2: x man's house, she realizes that her X man has
Speaker 2: a new girl.
Speaker 1: Claudia pulls out a gun.
Speaker 5: Wait wait, wait, let me justify it. It's not just
Speaker 5: a girl.
Speaker 10: He got with the parole officer that I went to
Speaker 10: jail for shooting and had the audacity to have a
Speaker 10: baby with her. When he's supposed to be waiting for
Speaker 10: my character to get out of prison and hold me down.
Speaker 2: So when he didn't, so Claudia shoots the man shortened,
Speaker 2: shoots the wife yup, and it shoots the baby.
Speaker 1: Claudia shot the kid. I know y'all seen this too.
Speaker 1: We was all over everywhere.
Speaker 2: It was on Shade Room, it was on the Jasmine Brand,
Speaker 2: it was on Bail Alert, it was on Hollywood on Line.
Speaker 2: It was on everywhere.
Speaker 1: If you haven't seen it.
Speaker 10: The movie's called All I Want Is You by director Silkwhite,
Speaker 10: and it's a part one and part two. The sad
Speaker 10: thing is the movie's actually really good, but that scene
Speaker 10: is funny because of the special effects and stuff, so
Speaker 10: people don't get to like, know how dope. The rest
Speaker 10: of the movie is, it's actually good, but I didn't
Speaker 10: shoot everybody. Everybody had to die.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. All right, Well, when we come back, we
Speaker 2: got the positive note is the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's DJ Envy Charlomagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: It's time to get a bout of here. Charlomagne is
Speaker 2: back tomorrow, and you got a positive know for the
Speaker 2: people got any positivity to give to the people before
Speaker 2: you leave.
Speaker 5: Hey, listen, it's tough times out here.
Speaker 10: Try to give people a little bit more grace because
Speaker 10: you don't know what people are going through. Everyone has
Speaker 10: a story just like you want them to understand, and
Speaker 10: we have show you mercy and grace.
Speaker 5: Please try to do the same for your neighbor. And
Speaker 5: also watch me on Fox So five days a.
Speaker 1: Week, Breakfast Club, bitches, do you yn'na finish
Speaker 2: Or y'all done?