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Speaker 2: We hear what's happening? Another day to serve how y'all
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Speaker 8: That's right, you know how I feel. I'm blessed, black
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Speaker 8: this morning, uh, one of our producers named sim she
Speaker 8: was like, you know, okay, shiny, because you know I
Speaker 8: love to stay moisturized. Then she started to shame another
Speaker 8: one of the brothers in here because he'd be ashy.
Speaker 2: Oh guy Brandon, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: So I had to recommend Brandon some some lotion this morning,
Speaker 8: you know, because he's from Ghana, so he's you know,
Speaker 8: I'm telling him, you have that rich black texture skin,
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Speaker 1: Watch about you know what I did see yesterday. I
Speaker 1: did see the Book of Clarence yesterday.
Speaker 2: I watched the Book of Clarence over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got a chance to uh to watch that.
Speaker 2: I thought Book of Clarence was fantastic.
Speaker 1: I thought it was great too.
Speaker 2: I thought it was fantastic. I thought it was great.
Speaker 10: It comes out January twelfth. If you get a chance out,
Speaker 10: you should definitely go check it out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we were watching it because you know James Samuel,
Speaker 8: who's the right director, director, the right director. Ye Oh,
Speaker 8: if he's the director, is he director? Definitely the writer? Yeah,
Speaker 8: but he's coming at some point this week.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Talk about the Book of Clarence.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And it's executive produced by Jay z as well. And
Speaker 8: he's also the guy who did what was the western
Speaker 8: called with Regina King and everybody.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't done. That's something else. The Hardiday Fall Holdiday.
Speaker 2: That's what it was.
Speaker 1: It was, it was. I really enjoyed it. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lie. I really enjoyed the movie. I didn't know
Speaker 1: what to expect.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 10: I'm not a big blip a biblical person when it
Speaker 10: comes to biblical movies and things like that. I don't
Speaker 10: watch too many of those usually because we're not in it,
Speaker 10: you know. So the fact definitely we're definitely in this.
Speaker 10: I ain't see too many Lightskin brothers in the movie, though.
Speaker 2: I loved it.
Speaker 1: I love that that's what that's that's what you loved
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 2: That's one of the main reasons I enjoyed it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but that comes out January twelfth. I think there's
Speaker 10: a soundtrack that comes out this week too that people
Speaker 10: have been talking about. I think jay Z's on the soundtrack.
Speaker 6: I believe.
Speaker 1: I think Kendrick's on the soundtrack.
Speaker 10: But we'll talk to him this week because I know
Speaker 10: he's going to be joining us one day this week,
Speaker 10: so we'll talk to me about all that.
Speaker 8: The movie is fantastic and one of the things I
Speaker 8: took away from the movie is that you know, we all,
Speaker 8: we all, we all have to just recognize the God
Speaker 8: in us, correct And when you recognize the God in
Speaker 8: us and you have that that that that faith and
Speaker 8: a higher power, amazing things can happen. Yeah, you know absolutely,
Speaker 8: That's what it's about to me.
Speaker 10: And be a good people, and be a good people
Speaker 10: because regardless of what la Keith went through in the movie,
Speaker 10: he was a good person.
Speaker 1: Whether he believed or not, he was a good person, yes, but.
Speaker 8: He was willing to do anything to get to that
Speaker 8: higher level, which was which included conning people.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Oh, I don't give too much movie, but yes, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: good movie.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's get the show Cracker. When we
Speaker 1: come back.
Speaker 10: We got front page news. Teslam Figure will be joining us.
Speaker 10: Did you watch the Michigan game last night? No college game,
Speaker 10: let's name big college game. All right, Well, we'll talk
Speaker 10: about all that when we come back, so don't move.
Speaker 10: It's to breakfast Club. Good morning warning everybody, it's DJ
Speaker 10: n V Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Test, Good morning DJ, Good morning Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 10: Now let's start off with some quick sports. Now, John Moran,
Speaker 10: you know he plays for the Grizzlies. He has to
Speaker 10: go an undergo Uh, he has to undergo a season
Speaker 10: ended surgery. That's because of a shoulder injury that happened
Speaker 10: in practice.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear that. I heard about it for the
Speaker 1: first time this morning.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That sucks, man.
Speaker 8: The fact that he just came back, played nine games,
Speaker 8: you know, had the Grizzlies playing a lot better basketball
Speaker 8: he'd been playing all season.
Speaker 2: But I will say this is excitingly again, if John.
Speaker 8: Moran stays focused, they say he's supposed to come back
Speaker 8: completely healthy next year, MVP John Morani be the MVP
Speaker 8: of the league next year.
Speaker 1: I can see that now. Dramond Green talks about him
Speaker 1: coming back.
Speaker 10: He talks about after the suspension he wanted to retire,
Speaker 10: but it was actually the commissioner that talked him out
Speaker 10: of it.
Speaker 12: I had a conversation with Adam Silver, commissioner all league.
Speaker 12: I just told him, Adam is too much for me.
Speaker 12: It's all becoming too much for me, and I'm going
Speaker 12: to retire. And Adam said, you're making a very rash decision,
Speaker 12: and I won't let you do that. I'm like, no, Adam, like,
Speaker 12: I really sure, it's a rit decision. It's just all
Speaker 12: too much, you know. We had a long, great conversation,
Speaker 12: very helpful to me, very thankful to play in the
Speaker 12: league with the commissioner like Adam, who's more about helping
Speaker 12: you than hurting you, or helping you than punishing you
Speaker 12: or you know.
Speaker 3: He's more about the players. And so I'm very.
Speaker 12: Lucky to have or to be in a position to
Speaker 12: be under the guidance of it.
Speaker 8: Adam Silver, Yeah, you can't retire when you're the m VG,
Speaker 8: the most valuable goon. Okay, the game needs Draymond Green.
Speaker 8: The game needs villains, It needs bad guys. Who else they.
Speaker 2: Gonna be mad?
Speaker 8: At they need people to point the finger at Draymond
Speaker 8: can't go yet, you know, driving the Clues bonds with
Speaker 8: Draymond Green.
Speaker 10: But I do think it's dope that Adam Silva had
Speaker 10: a conversation with him. Instead of punishing him and making
Speaker 10: him feel a certain way and encouraging him to.
Speaker 8: Definitely punish him, they suspended him in Definitely Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 8: so he missed.
Speaker 2: Twelve twelve, but they definitely double digits.
Speaker 10: All right, Well, let's talk about this explosion at this hotel.
Speaker 10: Twenty one injuries.
Speaker 13: Yeah, twenty one injuries. Let's go to NBCDMW for the report.
Speaker 2: At the police riding on the wrong side of the road.
Speaker 14: Chaos in downtown Fort Worth. Damn dust and debris filled
Speaker 14: the air. The injured treated on street corners moments after
Speaker 14: a blast at the Sandman's Signature.
Speaker 2: Hotel, and I just heard a loud boom.
Speaker 14: Adam Woods works as a valet nearby. He recorded video
Speaker 14: of first responders running to the scene and police helping
Speaker 14: a woman in distress.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what was going on. I was just
Speaker 1: so confused myself.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my.
Speaker 14: Gosh, official say twenty one people were injured.
Speaker 7: One critically, we have not made one hundred percent determination,
Speaker 7: but we wanted to make it clear that this was
Speaker 7: some type of gas explosion.
Speaker 8: And what's going on, man? Why why is the hotel
Speaker 8: just randomly blowing up?
Speaker 2: Info?
Speaker 4: It work right, and that's still developing that and just
Speaker 4: you know, the folks know, as they watched this story
Speaker 4: throughout the day, this was just the report you know
Speaker 4: as of last night, that person being critically injured. Hopefully
Speaker 4: that won't you know, turn any worse in what it is.
Speaker 4: But thankfully people were not injured. Just you know, for
Speaker 4: something to randomly blow up, I think first thing tar
Speaker 4: to a lot of people were thinking about, like, you know, dang,
Speaker 4: it's a terrorist attack. Is it's something going on, you know,
Speaker 4: cause it's been whether people want to admit this or not,
Speaker 4: it has been high alerts you know, around the country
Speaker 4: since the war started. So I was glad that they
Speaker 4: at least they confirmed that it wasn't anything they believe
Speaker 4: it's malicious at this particular time, that it is just
Speaker 4: you know, some type of gas misfunction. And so they
Speaker 4: said they'll continue updating a story and giving us developments
Speaker 4: you know, as they do that investigation. But Thankfully, no
Speaker 4: one was hurt really really bad, you know, some anybody died.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 8: If it's a you know, an uptick in gas explosions
Speaker 8: or you know that's what just be coming across your
Speaker 8: feed sometime on social media.
Speaker 2: But when you ever see those.
Speaker 8: Random house explosions, Yeah, when houses just explodes on fire,
Speaker 8: just catch on fire, like explode, like just randomly explode, explode,
Speaker 8: And it's like, you feel like that happened with this hotel,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, what's going on with the was the
Speaker 8: gas leafs?
Speaker 2: Like what is it?
Speaker 4: They got really nervous as well, because they said in
Speaker 4: order they wanted to turn off the gas. I guess
Speaker 4: then the surrounding area, but it would have kicked the
Speaker 4: generators off. And kicking the generators off also if there's
Speaker 4: still been some type of gas league or something like that,
Speaker 4: it could have been even worse.
Speaker 13: So just a real scary moment for those in for Worth.
Speaker 4: But thankfully, you know, I'll at least no, there were
Speaker 4: no fatalities.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just want to send healing energy two to
Speaker 10: a family out in Queens, New York. The Jackson family
Speaker 10: heard on the way in their house going on fire,
Speaker 10: and I guess you know, the son ran out. The
Speaker 10: son is a sixty year old man. He ran out
Speaker 10: the house he was his mother was living with him.
Speaker 10: He ran back in to get his mother. His mother
Speaker 10: was eighty years old. He ran back in on the
Speaker 10: second floor and they didn't They didn't make it out.
Speaker 10: The mother or the son didn't make it out. So
Speaker 10: that's horrib I just want to send those an energy
Speaker 10: to that family and the Jackson family.
Speaker 1: Out in Queens. They said that there.
Speaker 10: Has been three generations of family members that actually lived
Speaker 10: in that house. So again, rest in peace and sending
Speaker 10: here at energy to the to the family out in Queens,
Speaker 10: New York.
Speaker 2: My God Jesus, all right.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you. Test that is front page knows we're
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Speaker 6: What's up?
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Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 20: I wanted to make a comment in Charlomage was saying,
Speaker 20: yesterday trial, Yes, sir. So the reason why he beats
Speaker 20: up is probably because his attorney's probably told him not
Speaker 20: to speacause and then there's one of those situations where
Speaker 20: it's just like what the text messages his attorney's probably
Speaker 20: messed up, or what the text messages say is attorneys
Speaker 20: messed up and they were able to use text message
Speaker 20: it's dad to play him on the stand to testify
Speaker 20: and defend himselves. Then proxecution probably would have tore him apart.
Speaker 8: I mean, I don't see how the prosecution can tell
Speaker 8: you a part if you're telling the truth, Like, the
Speaker 8: truth don't need no defense, It just needs witnesses. And
Speaker 8: even if the truth is making you stutter, even if
Speaker 8: the truth is making you stumble, even if you look
Speaker 8: nervous when you're telling your truth, like you know, what's
Speaker 8: that saying? You got to tell your truth even if
Speaker 8: your voice cracks. Because the thing I don't ever understand
Speaker 8: about situations like this is they don't want him to testify,
Speaker 8: which I think is bad advice from the lawyer, especially
Speaker 8: for something that ended up being a misdemeanor. But then
Speaker 8: they turn around and his pr lets him do an
Speaker 8: interview on Good Morning America because he lost either way, Like,
Speaker 8: why if you're going to talk talk with it matters.
Speaker 8: Why do you y'all care about the court of public
Speaker 8: opinion more than y'all care about the court of law.
Speaker 2: It's mind boggling.
Speaker 8: I don't know either either shut up all across the
Speaker 8: board or talk all across.
Speaker 1: Probably thought he was gonna win.
Speaker 10: They probably thought he was gonna win, so they thought
Speaker 10: that they would talk after after he won.
Speaker 1: Him Then when they didn't win, it was like, uh, oh.
Speaker 2: So cancel it. You didn't talk that trial. No need
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Speaker 8: Yes, sir, yes, sir, let's speak it into existence. I
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Speaker 8: What do you want to love?
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Speaker 10: We got to talk Joe Coy He got a lot
Speaker 10: of backlash. He was hosting the Golden Globes and people
Speaker 10: didn't necessarily.
Speaker 1: Love his jokes.
Speaker 2: Yes they didn't.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get to that. Next is the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Nere music in the morning.
Speaker 1: Man, okay, I said that first thing this morning?
Speaker 22: Right?
Speaker 1: What did I say that this morning?
Speaker 6: Red?
Speaker 2: What do y'all want from me? What do y'all want
Speaker 2: from me?
Speaker 23: Man?
Speaker 8: Y'all want me to ride around in the car with
Speaker 8: the winds? Your wife was going and it's not even raining.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. I love mor and V as much as
Speaker 2: the next person.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, all right, morning everybody, be all the
Speaker 1: breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms. Let's talk. Joe Coy.
Speaker 3: Name or you gossip? Been you chatting?
Speaker 6: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess were on the breakfast club.
Speaker 10: This is where the tea spells, right right now, Joe
Speaker 10: Coy comedian of course, friends to the room. He hosted
Speaker 10: the Golden Globes this past Sunday, and a lot of
Speaker 10: people say they were not impressed. He got a lot
Speaker 10: of backlash for some of his jokes that night. Fans
Speaker 10: were talking about some of the silence after his jokes,
Speaker 10: and it said, uh, people look uncomfortable. So well, let's
Speaker 10: get to some of his jokes where you want to
Speaker 10: start the monologue.
Speaker 2: Sure, I can't hear that.
Speaker 1: I wrote some other people.
Speaker 3: Robert de Niro is here.
Speaker 24: Yo, I got the gig ten days ago. You want
Speaker 24: a perfect monologue, yo, shut up, you got You're kidding
Speaker 24: me right, slow down. I wrote somebody's and they're the
Speaker 24: ones you're laughing at.
Speaker 8: Look see, I'm not the person to asketball stuff like
Speaker 8: this because I've told you all a million times. I
Speaker 8: laugh hysterically when a comedian is saying things that an
Speaker 8: audience isn't laughing at. You know, I think it's hilarious
Speaker 8: when people are uncomfortable over things folks are saying. But
Speaker 8: I don't think Joe Koy gets any backlash if it's
Speaker 8: not for social media.
Speaker 1: Like if the.
Speaker 8: Hollywood Illuminati crowd that was there at the Golden Globes,
Speaker 8: if they're uncomfortable with everybody on social media is loving
Speaker 8: him making them uncomfortable, He'd have been fine.
Speaker 2: But it was the Tailor swift, Joe. And see when
Speaker 2: you do the Taylor swift.
Speaker 8: Joe, I didn't have a problem with it. I didn't
Speaker 8: want to be played yet. I'm gonna play right now.
Speaker 24: As you know, we came on after a football doubleheader.
Speaker 24: The big difference between the Golden Globes and the NFL.
Speaker 24: On the Golden Gloves, we have fewer camera shots of
Speaker 24: Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: I swear, it's just where to go to.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that.
Speaker 8: That is a great Golden Globes joke. That is a
Speaker 8: great joke when Taylor Swift is in the audience. And
Speaker 8: guess what, when the camera cut right to Taylor Swift
Speaker 8: after he said that phenomenal job, that's when the clues
Speaker 8: bombs for that.
Speaker 1: Camera man drank cut little champagne. She was upset. I
Speaker 1: thought it was a cute, funny joke.
Speaker 6: I loved it.
Speaker 8: But guess what, By the way, that was one of
Speaker 8: the most realist reactions we've ever seen Taylor Swift do,
Speaker 8: because all her reactions be so fake, like when you
Speaker 8: when she wins the awards, she acts surprised like he
Speaker 8: sold a billion records in the year.
Speaker 2: Of course you're gonna win, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But those swifties online got so upset.
Speaker 8: They did, and I think that's what Joekoy ran in
Speaker 8: the problems because even though he was making that illuminati
Speaker 8: crowd uncomfortable with the Golden Globes online, it looked like
Speaker 8: he was bombing because of the Swifties.
Speaker 1: And then this Barbie joke didn't go over too well.
Speaker 24: Oppenheimer is based on a seven and twenty one page
Speaker 24: pull a Surprise winning book about the Manhattan Project, and
Speaker 24: Barbie is on plastic doll with big boobies.
Speaker 1: I watched Barbie. I loved it. I really did love it.
Speaker 24: I don't want you guys to think that I'm a creep,
Speaker 24: but it was kind of weird being attracted to a plastic.
Speaker 2: Dog see see once again. Y'all know me.
Speaker 8: I like when a comedian says a joke that bombs,
Speaker 8: and I love when they try to fight their way
Speaker 8: out of it.
Speaker 2: Okay, and that's what Joe did. He tried to fight
Speaker 2: his way out of it.
Speaker 8: But I will say this shows like the Golden Globes
Speaker 8: don't deserve real comedians. There's a bunch of people you
Speaker 8: can get that writers can write some safe, goofy ass
Speaker 8: jokes for. And if you've ever been to a Joe
Speaker 8: Coy stand up with seeing Joe Coy in interviews. He's
Speaker 8: been on Breakfast Club several times, numerous times. You know
Speaker 8: he's not safe. No, he's not super edgy, but he's
Speaker 8: not safe. So so honestly, I enjoyed seeing him make
Speaker 8: the Illuminati uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: And whoever was working the camera, nah, top tier, top ten.
Speaker 1: Well, salute to Joe Coy. All right, now we got
Speaker 1: to talk to Rajji p Henson.
Speaker 10: Now, Taraji was talking to Gail and talking about some
Speaker 10: of the things she has to deal with. In the end,
Speaker 10: she was saying that when she was shooting The Color Purple,
Speaker 10: she had to fight for so many different things. She
Speaker 10: said that they wanted to give her a rental car
Speaker 10: in Atlanta. She said it wasn't safe to have a
Speaker 10: rental car. She needed a driver. She said, there wasn't
Speaker 10: food at rehearsals. So this is what Taraji said when
Speaker 10: she was talking to.
Speaker 21: Gael, and I heard on the street, Trajia, you have
Speaker 21: the audacity to to say you're thinking about getting stopping acting.
Speaker 1: We said, stop talking, are you thinking about it?
Speaker 25: I'm just tired of working so hard, being gracious at
Speaker 25: what I do, getting paid a fraction of the cost.
Speaker 25: I'm tired of hearing my sisters say the same thing
Speaker 25: over and over. I hear people go, you work a lot,
Speaker 25: will have to the math ain't mathing. And when you
Speaker 25: start working a lot, you know you have a team.
Speaker 25: We don't do this alone. The fact that we're up
Speaker 25: here is a whole entire team behind us.
Speaker 1: They have to get paid.
Speaker 25: It seems every time I do something and I break
Speaker 25: another glass ceiling when it's time to renegotiate, I'm at
Speaker 25: the bottom again, like I never did what I just did,
Speaker 25: and I'm just I'm tired.
Speaker 2: And if I can't fight for them.
Speaker 1: Coming up behind me and they want to, you am
Speaker 1: I doing?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry?
Speaker 8: Yeah, m'm me tell you something though, Guess what, Taraji
Speaker 8: p Henson, Uh, you know, no other black actress y'all
Speaker 8: like is gonna get top dollar if y'all don't support
Speaker 8: these projects that they're in.
Speaker 2: That's right, okay.
Speaker 8: Because Color Purple struggled at the box office after it
Speaker 8: had such a big Christmas Day. I think on Christmas
Speaker 8: Day they sold more so sold like eighteen million tickets.
Speaker 10: Which is difficult because Christmas most people stay in, but
Speaker 10: they said Christmas time, it was packed a lot of
Speaker 10: older women checking out like maybe after they left church.
Speaker 1: So that was a good day.
Speaker 2: And I think right now it is at let me
Speaker 2: see where it's at right now? Hold on right now.
Speaker 2: They said it's at like forty seven million dollars. No,
Speaker 2: it's a.
Speaker 8: Total of fifty five million. It's not great when the
Speaker 8: budget was one hundred and twenty. Oh what are you
Speaker 8: talking about? It costs ninety million dollars to make and
Speaker 8: another forty million dollars to market, okay, and now they're
Speaker 8: at fifty five million dollars.
Speaker 2: At the box office.
Speaker 10: I never really understo those Christmas releases though. That's very
Speaker 10: scary for Christmas to me, when when people are with
Speaker 10: their families their home, to get them out of the
Speaker 10: house during Christmas is very scary for me.
Speaker 8: But people got to support these projects, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying, Like, you know that the actors and actresses
Speaker 8: you know, aren't gonna never get paid what they're supposed
Speaker 8: to get paid if we're not even going out there
Speaker 8: to support these films that they're in.
Speaker 1: That's facts. Well, Vivica, they stopped, I think TMZ stopped
Speaker 1: Vivica Fox and they asked her about to Rogie And
Speaker 1: this is what she said, Hey, so we want to know.
Speaker 4: Do you feel like now is the perfect time to
Speaker 4: have the conversation?
Speaker 1: Got to write you kind.
Speaker 13: Of continued over Monique. You know your actions, You've been
Speaker 13: out there, we're.
Speaker 25: Is this the perfect time to kind of talk about
Speaker 25: that in our platform, you know.
Speaker 26: Darling to each his zone, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 26: I'm very happy, very blessed, and to each your own.
Speaker 26: I didn't have that experience, so you know, but to
Speaker 26: uh get your piece.
Speaker 1: Out is important.
Speaker 8: That's a horrible drive by question, by the way, but
Speaker 8: I'm sure that vivocal would would would want to sit
Speaker 8: down and explain that answer a little bit more in depth,
Speaker 8: because when it reads on social media, all it says
Speaker 8: is Biblica. Asked about Taraji and pay amongst black women,
Speaker 8: she said.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm good.
Speaker 10: Well, it's your problem, not mine. That's what it sounds like.
Speaker 10: I'm sure that's not That's not what she mean, not
Speaker 10: at all.
Speaker 1: Well, Well, Oprah also talks about Taraji in their relationship
Speaker 1: and how she feels about the things that she said.
Speaker 1: I would just like to say about this whole Toaji.
Speaker 27: You know, I heard I was trending yesterday because people
Speaker 27: are saying that I was.
Speaker 1: Not supporting Taraji.
Speaker 27: Taraji will tell you herself that I've been the greatest
Speaker 27: champion of this film, championing not only the behind the
Speaker 27: scenes production but also everything that everybody needed. So whenever
Speaker 27: I heard that there was something that people needed, I'm
Speaker 27: not in charge of the budget because that's Warner Brothers.
Speaker 27: You know, That's the way the studio system works, and
Speaker 27: we as producers. Everybody gets their salary that's negotiated by
Speaker 27: your team.
Speaker 2: And so whenever I heard there was.
Speaker 27: An issue where there was a problem, there was a
Speaker 27: problem of the cars or the problem with the food,
Speaker 27: I would step in and do whatever I could to
Speaker 27: make it right.
Speaker 8: Y'all got an Auntie responding to y'all on so she
Speaker 8: said she was trending. She heard, y'all, don't raised so
Speaker 8: much hell on social media that you got Oprah responding
Speaker 8: to what's happening online Oprah, and don't go chasing TikTok,
Speaker 8: stick to the facebooks that she used to. Okay, stop
Speaker 8: worrying about what Tim Churn is talking about on TikTok,
Speaker 8: Man TikTok.
Speaker 10: And sometimes she got a response. She said she was
Speaker 10: trending and she wanted the clear things up.
Speaker 8: I didn't even know her Roger had a beef until
Speaker 8: I saw Oprah say that. I knew not I was
Speaker 8: like RODGERI and O Brad beef. I didn't know that.
Speaker 8: I had no idea.
Speaker 10: People assume because people about the color purple and of course.
Speaker 8: Man things that these people on social media, and somebody showed.
Speaker 8: Then they sent a video because open i was another thing.
Speaker 8: Open uh directed people to it with some video. They
Speaker 8: was on the Empire State Building and they were talking
Speaker 8: about their body language, and like, look, they don't get along.
Speaker 1: You can tell what.
Speaker 2: Man, if these people online yo not responding to them.
Speaker 8: I didn't know anything about Oprah TROGI if you never
Speaker 8: even crossed my mind till I heard her say that
Speaker 8: yesterday you responded to a bunch of the digital d
Speaker 8: heads on social media. No way, but maybe you should
Speaker 8: listen to tiktack a little more. No, maybe you shouldn't.
Speaker 8: That's your problem. That's gonna be the death of all
Speaker 8: of y'all. Okay, that's exactly why y'all wait till later
Speaker 8: on this year. I can't wait when this whole country
Speaker 8: and world is in disarray because of some Auston wells
Speaker 8: Ward the world type stuff that happens on social media. Lady,
Speaker 8: this year, it might be in the next couple of months.
Speaker 8: You're absolutely right if you're going to because it's the
Speaker 8: presidential election. You're not just here, but in other places
Speaker 8: like South Africa. Boy, you're about to see some misinformation
Speaker 8: like you ain't never seen before.
Speaker 10: All right, well that is your rumor report. Now when
Speaker 10: we come back, teslaing figure out will be joining us.
Speaker 10: We have front page news, so don't go anywhere. It's
Speaker 10: to breakfast Club. Go morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings
Speaker 10: will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 10: It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the God. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Test, Good morning DJ and He Good morning
Speaker 13: to Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 10: He said, all right, well, let's just start off with
Speaker 10: some quick sports. John Morant he got injured in practice.
Speaker 10: He has to undergo season ending surgery on his shoulder,
Speaker 10: so he'll be out for the rest of the season.
Speaker 8: It lu to my South Carolina brethren, Job Moran. He
Speaker 8: only played nine games this year because you know he
Speaker 8: was coming back from that suspension. But I'm telling you
Speaker 8: John comes back healthy next year. I predict job Moran
Speaker 8: wins the MVV.
Speaker 10: And also, congratulations to Michigan and they beat Washington last
Speaker 10: night thirty four thirteen. They have a fifteen in old record.
Speaker 10: So congratulations again to Michigan. All right, now, where we
Speaker 10: starting on to start with Biden?
Speaker 13: Yeah, let's start with Biden.
Speaker 4: Biden was interrupted yesterday with protesters while he was making
Speaker 4: a pitch to black voters in Charleston. Now, before we
Speaker 4: get into the interruption with the protesters again, he was
Speaker 4: at the History of Black Church in Charleston where the
Speaker 4: nine people were killed in a racially motivated shooting in
Speaker 4: twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: So before Emanu am.
Speaker 4: Emmanuaamme, before we get into that, take a listen on
Speaker 4: the reason why he was there in the first place.
Speaker 4: In addition to, you know, paying homage to those victims.
Speaker 9: The president's visit is his support among black voters is slipping.
Speaker 9: In twenty twenty, he carried ninety two percent of that group,
Speaker 9: but a recent NBC News poll shows just sixty one
Speaker 9: percent would now choose him over a Republican.
Speaker 28: Do you think that the Biden administration is taking the
Speaker 28: black vote for granted. Yes, his staff is Fletcher Smith,
Speaker 28: work with a Biden campaign in twenty twenty. Now, he
Speaker 28: says he's very concerned about black voters staying home this November.
Speaker 6: That administration looks like they don't want the black vote.
Speaker 6: I mean, you got to speak to the black people.
Speaker 4: Now before we unpack that, because I definitely want to
Speaker 4: circle back to that. During the speech, he was interrupted
Speaker 4: by ceasefire protesters. Take a listen to that, well.
Speaker 2: Light, there's no path from this darkness. Can you really
Speaker 2: hear about the light bults here?
Speaker 3: He's the lights.
Speaker 7: That's all right, that's all right, that's all right.
Speaker 8: I understand their passion, and I've been quietly working with
Speaker 8: the Israeli government to get them to reduce and significantly
Speaker 8: get out of God using all I.
Speaker 12: Can to do.
Speaker 4: Now, if you could not make out what she said,
Speaker 4: she said, if you really care about the lives lost
Speaker 4: here speaking about talking about Charleston, she said you would
Speaker 4: honor the lives lost and called for a ceasefire in Palestine.
Speaker 4: So that was interrupted during his speech that he was
Speaker 4: making a pitch to black voters because obviously, as you
Speaker 4: heard on the report, people believe that he is in
Speaker 4: trouble with the black vote, and just want to point
Speaker 4: out that President Obama also recently met with President Biden,
Speaker 4: saying that he also is concerned about the campaign strategy
Speaker 4: and believes that instead of his campaign staff being in
Speaker 4: the White House, they should be on the ground actually
Speaker 4: campaigning and organizing, which is something that has.
Speaker 13: Been being said many, many, many times.
Speaker 4: You know, you have certainly said that Charlemagne for sure,
Speaker 4: So now you're hearing that from all around with how
Speaker 4: they should really be out talking to these voters, particularly
Speaker 4: black voters. And President Biden said, you know during that
Speaker 4: speech yesterday that he is aware that South Carolina made
Speaker 4: it possible for him to become president, and he said
Speaker 4: he owed black voters, which he said that initially the
Speaker 4: first time around.
Speaker 8: And you know, OLG Jim Cliburn, he had Og Jim
Speaker 8: Cliburn sitting behind him. And I know President Biden chosen
Speaker 8: Manual and and Me because this is a historic landmark
Speaker 8: in my birthplace of Charleston, South Carolina, Black Church founded
Speaker 8: by Denmark Vessey.
Speaker 2: The tragic shooting that happened at Emmanual and Me.
Speaker 8: But I also wonder if he chose that location because
Speaker 8: he thought it would keep people from doing exactly what
Speaker 8: they did, which is protest him yesterday. I wonder if
Speaker 8: he thought, you know, people aren't going to do this
Speaker 8: in the church. People are not going to do this
Speaker 8: Black church. People are not gonna do this because of
Speaker 8: the tragic situation that happened here. I wonder if he
Speaker 8: chose that location to try to keep people, you know,
Speaker 8: from doing exactly what they did yesterday.
Speaker 2: But they did it anyway, Yeah, they sure did.
Speaker 4: So that was the reason that that didn't work, because
Speaker 4: they definitely showed up and made it and made it known,
Speaker 4: and so yeah, showing that there's a real problem, you know,
Speaker 4: going on and again. You know, folks, every time people
Speaker 4: are pointing out a problem and just saying again, an
Speaker 4: analysis is simply telling you what the weather is.
Speaker 13: You don't have to like that it's hot outside, but
Speaker 13: it's hot outside.
Speaker 4: The reality is there is a problem when you look
Speaker 4: at all of the coalition behind there was a previously
Speaker 4: behind Joe Biden. If you talk about black voters, if
Speaker 4: you talk about young voters, if you talk about those
Speaker 4: who are very committed to stopping this war, the progressive movement,
Speaker 4: so several different pockets of the coalition have a problem,
Speaker 4: and yesterday was an example that they showed up in
Speaker 4: the church to make it known.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, you know, it's interesting with Biden, just
Speaker 8: like you said, like they're focusing on him losing support
Speaker 8: for black voters when the reality is from recent polls
Speaker 8: that we've all seen, he's losing support amongst all voters,
Speaker 8: like the youth independent.
Speaker 2: So I wonder what they is to get everybody energized.
Speaker 8: Maybe they feel if they can get Black people energized,
Speaker 8: it will trickle over to everyone else.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe they expect the black peop to be able to
Speaker 4: carry it for everybody else, you know, to be quite honest,
Speaker 4: and even your good brother, Butkari Sellers was talking about
Speaker 4: that yesterday. He even said flat out, you know, yesterday
Speaker 4: on CNN that Black people are tired of being and
Speaker 4: I'm paraphrasing, being the mule, you know, for the Democrat Party.
Speaker 4: He even talked about how women are particularly Black women
Speaker 4: are particularly tired and that they just have not done
Speaker 4: a good job messaging. But again, Charlemagne, you said this
Speaker 4: how many times before, and every time somebody says that,
Speaker 4: oh you hate no, you're helping Trump It's not about
Speaker 4: helping Trump. It's about saying that there is a problem,
Speaker 4: and now here you are less than nine months before
Speaker 4: a time to vote in the general election, and now
Speaker 4: the time the clock is ticking, and some would even
Speaker 4: argue that the time has ran out for you to
Speaker 4: make any substantial changes.
Speaker 2: Says, nobody listens to me. I have a lisp.
Speaker 8: I am just a hip hop radio personality. Okay, nobody's
Speaker 8: gonna listen to me when it comes to stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But I will say this. I know polls are just
Speaker 2: the forecast.
Speaker 8: But the reason there should be extreme panic in the
Speaker 8: Biden campaign is because you just have to simple look
Speaker 8: across the aisle at his competition, a man who has
Speaker 8: ninety one criminal charges, four indictments, two impeachments, and forget
Speaker 8: about what he's talking about doing in regard to being
Speaker 8: a dictator. Look at the things he's already done, an
Speaker 8: attempted coop of his country. He's put people on the
Speaker 8: Supreme Court that have taken away rights.
Speaker 3: Like Roe v.
Speaker 8: Wade, you know, gutting affirmative action in colleges, And this
Speaker 8: is the guy you're getting.
Speaker 2: Your ass handed to, getting your ass kicked bying the polls.
Speaker 1: That guy, come on poll left the pole.
Speaker 2: That's the person in America's choosing. There should be reason for.
Speaker 4: Alarm, yo, Right, and just point this out as well.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump never stopped campaigning.
Speaker 2: Never he is.
Speaker 4: This man has had a rally consistently every month for
Speaker 4: four years straight. You know, when everybody thought he got
Speaker 4: off Twitter at all, we're not on Twitter anymore, and
Speaker 4: oh we don't have to hear about it anymore. They
Speaker 4: have consistently ran a campaign year around for four years straight.
Speaker 4: So here you are now, nine months before it's time
Speaker 4: to get in the camp is not even on the ground,
Speaker 4: not even knocking on doors. I've worked on city commissioner
Speaker 4: races that go out two years before you go to
Speaker 4: election day. So it's just very disturbing why the administration
Speaker 4: thinks that it is more important to be inside the
Speaker 4: White House and not on the ground. This is just
Speaker 4: basic campaign one on one. It just it just disturbing
Speaker 4: it and it makes no sense. So when you have
Speaker 4: people like President Obama even saying, hey, it's a problem. Yes,
Speaker 4: so they Michelle Obama, Obama said that it's a problem.
Speaker 13: George was at Carville. He also said it's a problem.
Speaker 4: You know, he ride hard for Democrats, so uh we
Speaker 4: have seen his time and time again, those who consistently,
Speaker 4: you know, uh rock with the Democrats saying that it
Speaker 4: is a problem. It's not just Charlemagne or Tesla. It
Speaker 4: is people who have worked on these campaigns that have
Speaker 4: admitted that it is a problem. So are they gonna
Speaker 4: move or not?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I don't know if Donald trumple's campaigning as much as
Speaker 8: he's been complaining, But to your point, he's definitely been outside,
Speaker 8: been outside. I haven't heard him talk about much legislation
Speaker 8: or policy, but he's definitely been outside.
Speaker 13: He's been talking about immigration, he's been talking about inflation.
Speaker 8: He's been talking I think more recently, Yeah, more recently
Speaker 8: he's pivoted to that. Before before it was just look
Speaker 8: what they're doing to me, what they what they're doing
Speaker 8: to me is what they want to do to you.
Speaker 1: You know, they're out, you know.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, literally having rallies, you know, out, touching and engaging.
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Speaker 10: All right, well, let's open up the phone lines eight
Speaker 10: hundred and five eighty five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 10: We were talking behind the scenes, talking about what age
Speaker 10: is it appropriate for you to leave your kid at
Speaker 10: home right now? This conversation comes from a bunch of
Speaker 10: different places. One, my son is ten years old, and
Speaker 10: my daughters, they dance, they have to go to recitals,
Speaker 10: and sometimes those recitals are three four hours, and my
Speaker 10: son hates going. He wants to stay home. He wants
Speaker 10: to play on his video games, he wants to watch TV.
Speaker 10: And I won't allow him to stay.
Speaker 1: Home at ten.
Speaker 10: I'm just that parent, especially gonna be going for a
Speaker 10: couple hours.
Speaker 1: I just don't want my son home at that time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't like it either.
Speaker 8: I mean, my oldest is fifteen, and you know, I
Speaker 8: don't even like letting her stay home by herself.
Speaker 1: Fifteen, You can stay at home, bro, you're a teenager.
Speaker 29: You can.
Speaker 8: But you know, just things happened so fast that day.
Speaker 8: And it's so funny that we all sound like our parents.
Speaker 8: That's what my parents used to tell me. Things happened
Speaker 8: so fast. You know what I mean, things happened so fast,
Speaker 8: and it's just like that's how I truly feel. But
Speaker 8: then I also wanted to where things safer when we
Speaker 8: were young, because like I used to get off the bus,
Speaker 8: you know, at six years old, eight years old, go
Speaker 8: to my grandma's house. Door was unlocked or the key
Speaker 8: might be under the mat, and you know, you sit
Speaker 8: there and wait until an adult comes.
Speaker 29: Right.
Speaker 8: But I was also getting left a at age ye,
Speaker 8: so you know what I mean. I didn't look at
Speaker 8: it as the leftation.
Speaker 23: Man.
Speaker 2: I thought I was just getting some action, but you know,
Speaker 2: it wasn't really safer.
Speaker 10: Well yeah, I mean, I'm similar minus being molested. But yeah,
Speaker 10: I would have to take the bus home by myself
Speaker 10: in sixth grade. I don't know how old I was
Speaker 10: the sixth grade, but I had to take the bus
Speaker 10: home in sixth grade is seventh grade, eighth grade, I
Speaker 10: did everything myself. Sixth grade is like I don't know, ten,
Speaker 10: maybe nine to ten, yeah, because third.
Speaker 2: Grade is around eight yeah, so six yeah, six is
Speaker 2: like first grade. But that's my point.
Speaker 8: I don't know if things are necessarily safer are Maybe
Speaker 8: we're just more strict because of the things that happened
Speaker 8: to us. I know that's the way I am. Or
Speaker 8: I'm that way because I was getting diddled when I
Speaker 8: was eight.
Speaker 10: We see more than negativity now, because you think about it,
Speaker 10: there was no social media, so we see constant negative images,
Speaker 10: negative things happening to our kids all the time.
Speaker 8: I don't even I mean that too, But I also
Speaker 8: think it's just based off experiences. The things that you know,
Speaker 8: we that have actually happened to us are things that
Speaker 8: have happened to people close to us. I just think
Speaker 8: that the world is a lot different than it was
Speaker 8: when we were growing up in the nineteen hundred and eighty,
Speaker 8: in ninety yeah, you know, so, I don't think there's
Speaker 8: anything wrong with being very very cautious about leaving your
Speaker 8: kids by yourself.
Speaker 1: All right, what age do you leave your kids home
Speaker 1: alone for?
Speaker 10: Let's talk about it. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 10: oh five one. It's the breakfast Clog of Morning, the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: It's topic time.
Speaker 5: Call eight hundred five eight five one oh five one
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Speaker 10: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlemagne de Gud. We are to
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us. We open up
Speaker 10: the phone lines eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 10: five to one. At what age do you leave your
Speaker 10: kids home alone?
Speaker 1: All right? Now this conversation, we were talking behind the
Speaker 1: scenes my son, who is ten years old.
Speaker 10: I have three little girls that dance, and they do recitals,
Speaker 10: and sometimes those recital takes a couple of hours, and
Speaker 10: my son hates going, hates it, so he wants to
Speaker 10: stay home, and I can't let him stay home. He
Speaker 10: wants to play his video games at home, he wants
Speaker 10: to watch TV. He just don't want to be with
Speaker 10: his sister as they dance, all right, So yeah, I
Speaker 10: won't let him. I think ten is too young now.
Speaker 10: Twenty minutes, thirty minutes at the crib alone, yes, but
Speaker 10: a couple of hours, naw me.
Speaker 8: Twenty minutes not either, because things happen fast. It's interesting, right,
Speaker 8: because I got I got four daughters fifteen eight, you know,
Speaker 8: five and two, And I don't know why they.
Speaker 2: Don't seem as mature as we did when we were
Speaker 2: that age.
Speaker 8: But I don't know if we were necessarily more mature
Speaker 8: or we just had more responsibility put on us, meaning
Speaker 8: like I would get dropped off by the school bus
Speaker 8: at like seven eight years old and walk to my
Speaker 8: grandma's house. Go sit in my grandma's house and wait
Speaker 8: for an adult to get off work. Because my grandma
Speaker 8: was a lunch lady, so she'd be the first person
Speaker 8: to get home. My mom's a school teacher, she'd get home.
Speaker 8: She get to my grandma's house a little bit later.
Speaker 8: So I don't know if it's because our kids don't
Speaker 8: seem as mature as we did, or maybe we didn't
Speaker 8: seem that mature either. We just had to handle more
Speaker 8: responsibility because there was no other choice. There was no
Speaker 8: affording of babysitters back then, no affording of nannies back then.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, this is what you have to do
Speaker 2: in order to eat, basically because.
Speaker 8: Your parents got to make a living, your grandma, grandparents
Speaker 8: got to make a living, so you gotta do what
Speaker 8: you gotta do and be responsible enough to make their
Speaker 8: life easier.
Speaker 10: Noah, you're right, And I was thinking about it yesterday,
Speaker 10: Like my mom got off of work at five. There
Speaker 10: were no sick days, and when I mean sick days,
Speaker 10: like it would have to be a lot for my
Speaker 10: mom to miswork because I was sick, like when I
Speaker 10: was sick, I still went to school. Like when I
Speaker 10: was sick, I stayed home alone. My mom did not,
Speaker 10: my poss really did not miss school. But back to
Speaker 10: the kids, we should feel more comfortable because when I
Speaker 10: was a kid, I didn't have cameras in my house
Speaker 10: or around my house. I didn't I only have two
Speaker 10: phones and it with the long cord. Now my kids
Speaker 10: got cell phones. There's cameras all over the house.
Speaker 1: There's so many.
Speaker 8: The way my anxiety set up, people would be more
Speaker 8: protective the way my anxiety set up. All that means
Speaker 8: for me is I get to see somebody kidding at
Speaker 8: my kids. I get to see somebody you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying. So I'm not with that cause I don't
Speaker 8: know if things were necessarily safer, because, like I've told y'all,
Speaker 8: if you read my book and everything, I was getting
Speaker 8: diddled at age years old.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. I was getting touched on
Speaker 2: at age years old.
Speaker 8: So it's just like where things actually safer, Yeah, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean, Like just because just because safety,
Speaker 8: just because something violent doesn't happen, doesn't mean things are safer.
Speaker 8: And things weren't safer back then how many stories we
Speaker 8: got people our age, men and women who are getting
Speaker 8: touched on?
Speaker 10: Yeah, but see I hear more of it now. But
Speaker 10: I know it's you're nervous, though. See I hear more
Speaker 10: of it now. Like before it was channel two, channel four,
Speaker 10: channel seven, channel nine in the newspaper, that was it.
Speaker 10: Now oxy, there's Google, there's TikTok, there's social media, there's
Speaker 10: x there's instrument.
Speaker 1: It's so much to.
Speaker 8: Say, which makes me worse. So are people crazier? Are crazy?
Speaker 8: As always existed? We just get to see it more,
Speaker 8: We get to see it more. Thing, No, I think
Speaker 8: people are crazier. And I think because all of those
Speaker 8: all of that technology you named, makes people more crazier.
Speaker 8: Because people like to perform. Everybody know they got an audience.
Speaker 8: And when you got an audience, you like to show
Speaker 8: your ass. What your parents you can tell you that
Speaker 8: you want to show, You want to show off a company,
Speaker 8: come over, you want to show you as, you want
Speaker 8: to show you as.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people showing their ass.
Speaker 8: I don't don't age twenty one when twenty If you
Speaker 8: live with me, twenty twenty one, go to the foll Lives.
Speaker 30: Hello, who's this is this Coco College from Heart for Connecticut.
Speaker 10: Hey, Coco from Connecticut. At what age would you leave
Speaker 10: your child at home alone?
Speaker 30: Well, I think it depends on the child, because children
Speaker 30: mature different, that's true. And like a sen year old
Speaker 30: and he's he's the same like you living. He doesn't
Speaker 30: like to go out to all of the events we
Speaker 30: go with with women, his sisters. But he's a gamer
Speaker 30: and he's very mature. And I want to stay home
Speaker 30: for a hour or two and we'll come back and
Speaker 30: he's still in this room. He has a cell phone,
Speaker 30: he got his little smack. But I would not have
Speaker 30: left my daughter home when.
Speaker 23: She was ten.
Speaker 30: She was a little bit more into things, touching stuff
Speaker 30: and getting in and stuff. I think it's definitely a
Speaker 30: staff on the maturity of the child.
Speaker 1: I agree, But you know what bothers me, Coco with
Speaker 1: the gaming.
Speaker 10: They got their headphones on, right, And if your son
Speaker 10: it is like my son, that's right, it's yelling, right,
Speaker 10: So he yells, so he don't know what's going on
Speaker 10: in the whole house.
Speaker 2: Can be on fire. He's in there playing goddamn Minecraft.
Speaker 1: Right, did that smoke?
Speaker 2: Because Coco, you know what I do.
Speaker 10: I sneak up in his room sometimes and I just
Speaker 10: and I'll just sit there and I watch him play,
Speaker 10: and I'll hide. I'll hide on the side of the
Speaker 10: bed and I just yell his name, Jackson. He takes
Speaker 10: his head off and he's looking for me. He don't
Speaker 10: know what's day. And I'll just try to scare the
Speaker 10: issh out of him, just to make him away because
Speaker 10: he don't know what's happening during that time.
Speaker 30: You're right, I mean, because my ten year old is
Speaker 30: just like the headphones on, screaming at the game and
Speaker 30: the house probably could be burning down. But for the
Speaker 30: most part, that hasn't happened. He's just a really mature kid,
Speaker 30: you know. He's not like somebody that messes up.
Speaker 29: So I watched him.
Speaker 1: You know, it depends on the kids, all right, Coch,
Speaker 1: what game does he play?
Speaker 2: Coco?
Speaker 3: He likes them all.
Speaker 30: He likes Fortnite, he likes to a Gorilla tag on
Speaker 30: the question, you know all that stuff, Coco.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna get your son's gaming and I'm I'm gonna
Speaker 10: link him up with my son so they good, so
Speaker 10: they could play play together.
Speaker 1: Can my son be going in?
Speaker 15: Absolutely?
Speaker 14: He do tell you hear me.
Speaker 30: I just want to say thank you guys so much.
Speaker 30: I listen to you guys every morning, and I finally
Speaker 30: got through Happy New Year to you all, and I
Speaker 30: just want to say thank you so much.
Speaker 23: To do with you guys, thank you.
Speaker 8: But that's that's what I'm saying about the kids, man,
Speaker 8: Like I don't know if we were more mature when
Speaker 8: we were younger, or we just had the weight of
Speaker 8: the responsibility, meaning that our parents were at work. We
Speaker 8: couldn't afford babysitters, and we knew that, like there was
Speaker 8: a there was a there was a conversation that was had,
Speaker 8: like hey, I gotta be at work, so when you
Speaker 8: get off the bus, and it was there was something
Speaker 8: to that, right, like when your parents give you that
Speaker 8: kind of responsibility, you didn't want to let them down,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 10: But See, there was rules and regulations, right, so you
Speaker 10: knew not the answer that door, right, you knew certain
Speaker 10: things you had to say and you couldn't say the
Speaker 10: teachers and certain things you could.
Speaker 8: Y'all grew up in the city, so it was different
Speaker 8: for us growing up down south in the country. We
Speaker 8: probably didn't lock the door.
Speaker 2: At that time.
Speaker 8: We locked the door, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 8: then like we knew everybody in the area. There was
Speaker 8: no random people popping up to the house.
Speaker 10: Like if somebody came to up and said, where's your mama?
Speaker 10: Right when I was a kid, I'd probably be like, oh,
Speaker 10: my mom just went to the to the mailbox, right that,
Speaker 10: she'd be right back.
Speaker 1: My son would be like, oh, mom and dad is
Speaker 1: at the recital.
Speaker 10: They be back in five hours. Like there's too much
Speaker 10: tooth going on that Lord have mercy. Yes, absolutely, Amanda.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Amanda, Amanda, Good morning for people. Hey, good morning, Amanda.
Speaker 1: What age do you all right? Listen, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: you twelve wat twelve listen.
Speaker 25: Because they come off the bus, they need to go home,
Speaker 25: and they know, like I get home at five, it's
Speaker 25: not that far as two hours away.
Speaker 22: That's the test trial.
Speaker 30: You did for two hours two hours away.
Speaker 23: I get home at five, So they get off the
Speaker 23: bus at three.
Speaker 8: They got two hours to stay home.
Speaker 21: That's the test trial.
Speaker 31: Then when they hit thirteen, you know, wait, oh my god,
Speaker 31: my husband is crazy.
Speaker 30: He wants to tell y'all's not twelve.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what is your husband?
Speaker 15: Yeah, shut out to the breakfast club.
Speaker 23: Run.
Speaker 11: What's up?
Speaker 1: Man's what age? What age you leave your kid at
Speaker 1: home alone?
Speaker 15: Fourteen?
Speaker 11: High school?
Speaker 1: High school?
Speaker 2: I'm not mad at fourteen?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 18: All right, shout out to whole life love king.
Speaker 1: Yeah so, I mean, but see seventh and eighth greatest.
Speaker 10: When you really start taking the buses, especially in the city,
Speaker 10: start taking the bus, you get that the half bus
Speaker 10: pass or the bus passed.
Speaker 2: And we was riding yellow busses in kindergarten. What are
Speaker 2: you talking about about city buses?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: I hold no, no about that.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 10: At what age is it okay to leave your child
Speaker 10: at home and seeing the city. Some of the kids
Speaker 10: take the bus at nine ten years old, the city bus,
Speaker 10: not the yellow bus. The city bus, to say something, man,
Speaker 10: or the subway.
Speaker 8: There's no way I would let my child ride the
Speaker 8: subway or the city bus at nine years old in
Speaker 8: New York City in twenty twenty four, it's no way.
Speaker 8: You see a crazy stuff that happened on the train nowadays,
Speaker 8: the crazy stuff that be having on public transportation, I
Speaker 8: don't believe parents are still doing that. I gotta I'm
Speaker 8: sure that they are because it just like I was
Speaker 8: talking about earlier, you'd have no choice, right, But man, bro.
Speaker 2: Y'all better than me because the way my anxiety is
Speaker 2: set up.
Speaker 1: Man, hell No.
Speaker 10: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five wone.
Speaker 10: Let's discuss it as the breakfast Clug morning.
Speaker 6: Y'all talking about it? You know we talking about it.
Speaker 5: It's topic times called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 5: five one to join into the discussion with the breakfast.
Speaker 1: Club Morning, everybody.
Speaker 10: It's DJ NV Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: If he's just joining us, we're asking, at what age
Speaker 10: do you allow your child to stay at home alone?
Speaker 10: It's a conversation we would have and actually comes to
Speaker 10: my son, Jackson. He's a gamer. He loves to play game.
Speaker 10: He's ten years old. His sisters have recitals and he
Speaker 10: hates going to the recitals. He wants to stay home.
Speaker 10: He wants the game, he wants to chill, watch TV,
Speaker 10: play on his phone. But it's like I don't like
Speaker 10: leaving him home alone. Sorry, just it is what it is.
Speaker 1: So we're asking, at what age is it? Okay?
Speaker 29: Hello, Derek, Yeah, I'm married.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Hey, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, Derek, at what age is okay to leave your
Speaker 1: child at home?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 29: Man, I'm from the d right, so I would definitely
Speaker 29: one percent, say sixteen seventeen is the lowest I would do.
Speaker 29: And not only because all the crime is will owned,
Speaker 29: but because you can't trust that a kid instinct is
Speaker 29: the same as an adult fire breakout. Do they know
Speaker 29: how to use the fire extinguish? Sure, you know, a
Speaker 29: child has to be prepared to be at home by theyself.
Speaker 29: You can't just take AIDS as an appropate thing to
Speaker 29: determine if a child is old enough to be at
Speaker 29: home by itself. You got to make sure they quit
Speaker 29: with the knowledge of the emergency.
Speaker 2: I agree. And you know what else too, Man, Well,
Speaker 2: but you know we had less distractions when we were kids.
Speaker 1: You're talking at junior senior in high.
Speaker 8: School, okay, seen, And I agree with him, Like you're
Speaker 8: you're basing this off how we grew up, Like right now,
Speaker 8: I think that there's a lot more things going on
Speaker 8: in the world and there's more distractions for kids. We
Speaker 8: were able to be more focused when we were home
Speaker 8: alone because we didn't have nothing to do.
Speaker 20: Yeah, right.
Speaker 29: Not only that, you got to remember the dangers of
Speaker 29: the world. See, and when you you got namies and stuff.
Speaker 29: But even when your ends at home by they tell
Speaker 29: they ain't at home by they chelf actually is at
Speaker 29: home by theyself. Now you know, if a drive back
Speaker 29: should happened, or fire your breakout, you know what kid
Speaker 29: fourteen twelve under fourteen.
Speaker 23: Knows what to do.
Speaker 29: I mean, yeah, you go call the police, but what
Speaker 29: happened in between the times? But them getting there, you're
Speaker 29: still in danger. You understand what I'm saying. It's too
Speaker 29: much going on in the world. Man to be so
Speaker 29: negligve is African Americans. We were the first ones on
Speaker 29: TV doing the gold something and ask them for help
Speaker 29: and talking. But I don't understand why because you ain't
Speaker 29: using our knowledge and understanding of what the world is today.
Speaker 29: It ain't what it used to be in eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 29: As uncle Charlotte Sacke, yeah, yeah, yeah, nineteen.
Speaker 10: I think seventeen is just it's a little too far
Speaker 10: because I don't a lot of kids go to college
Speaker 10: at eighteen.
Speaker 1: Well, so if you never stayed at home at seventeen,
Speaker 1: how do you go to college?
Speaker 8: College, it's a totally different ballgame. I'm not mad sometimes
Speaker 8: it's worse depending on what the college. And by the way,
Speaker 8: that person who just called, what's the brother name, Derek, Derek,
Speaker 8: Derek that called from Detroit. Derek knows his environment better
Speaker 8: than either one of us. So Derek exactly, you know
Speaker 8: what age his child is fit to be in that environment?
Speaker 1: Yep, and we all do.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And growing up in Queens, we had, like my dad
Speaker 10: taught me different routes if there's a fire, if there's
Speaker 10: an incident, where to hide, where to go, who to.
Speaker 1: Call, like, we go through that whole thing. You got
Speaker 1: Andrew on the line, Andrew, good morning, Good morning man. Hey,
Speaker 1: how you feel arewere you call him from?
Speaker 23: Call from Alabama?
Speaker 1: Alabama?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: What age is it okay to leave your child at home?
Speaker 23: Well, see, there's a lot of discussion about that that
Speaker 23: they had. But my son is thirteen and he stays
Speaker 23: at home by hisself. But we also have rules in place.
Speaker 23: You know, if somebody comes up to the door, he
Speaker 23: don't need to go to the door, he needs to
Speaker 23: call one of us. You know, he's got a cell phone.
Speaker 23: He knows how to use it. If somebody tries to
Speaker 23: break in, call the place.
Speaker 2: You know, how old is it.
Speaker 8: He's thirteen thirteen, okay, And where y'all at where you'll
Speaker 8: live at Alabama?
Speaker 2: Alabama? See Alabama?
Speaker 1: You live in like a rural area.
Speaker 23: I mean it's a little city. It's got two red
Speaker 23: lights and a big weekley.
Speaker 2: So everybody pretty much knows each other.
Speaker 23: I would say that. But there's a lot of there's
Speaker 23: a lot of what's the word they gets out here?
Speaker 23: Oh yeah, so you know it's it's one of them.
Speaker 23: There's a kind of a controversial, controversial thing. But like
Speaker 23: I said, he startaining and he does really good. He's
Speaker 23: very responsible.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And then you know what, when I was young too,
Speaker 10: I also it's gonna sound funny, but I also had
Speaker 10: a dog too. So when I was getting off that
Speaker 10: bus early there was you always had a little punk
Speaker 10: ass dog. Always had a punk ass dog. Always had
Speaker 10: a dog at the house as well. So if there
Speaker 10: was ever a situation, I had some help when I
Speaker 10: got to the crib. But what's the moral of the story.
Speaker 10: I mean, the moral of the story is you got
Speaker 10: to do what works for you. Like I said earlier,
Speaker 10: you know, everybody knows their environment, right.
Speaker 8: And you know your child So if you think your
Speaker 8: child is mentally and emotionally prepared to stay at home,
Speaker 8: and you live in the type of environment where you
Speaker 8: feel comfortable leaving that kid at home, sure do it.
Speaker 2: But me, no, twenty one years old. You you old
Speaker 2: enough to stay at.
Speaker 8: Home by yourself if you ask me, well, that's just
Speaker 8: you know, me being a very micro managing father.
Speaker 2: He is well at the moment.
Speaker 10: All right, Well, when we come back, we got your
Speaker 10: room and report. We got to tell you about the
Speaker 10: Book of Clarence, a movie that comes out January twelfth,
Speaker 10: executive produced by Jay Z and the soundtrack, Well, Jay
Speaker 10: has a song on name. We'll tell you about it
Speaker 10: when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club in the morning,
Speaker 10: darning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's j n V.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 10: to the rumors. Let's talk the Book of Clarence.
Speaker 2: All out of.
Speaker 3: Names or you've gossip been when you chatty, this is
Speaker 3: the rumor report.
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess were on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea spells right right now.
Speaker 10: The Book of Clarence is a movie that comes out
Speaker 10: January twelfth, is executive produced by jay Z written by
Speaker 10: James Samuel. Now the book, I guess. I think James
Speaker 10: Samuel is coming in one day this week to break
Speaker 10: it down. But jay Z speaks about why did he
Speaker 10: decided to ep the film and why it was so
Speaker 10: important to him.
Speaker 32: For us, these are not tough subjects. It's like, no
Speaker 32: accurate subject. Let's paint the picture in the correct way.
Speaker 32: Everyone was there. It's just like we were excluded. Like
Speaker 32: you'll see a Western and you'll see you know, you
Speaker 32: know Asian people. It's just like either they're in the back,
Speaker 32: you know, doing the laundry, or they own like the
Speaker 32: Opium house.
Speaker 1: It's like crazy, it's crazy, like that's.
Speaker 32: That's not it's just not accurate. So for us to
Speaker 32: go back and like paint this picture correctly, I just
Speaker 32: was really speaking to that. It's not we don't tackle
Speaker 32: tough subjects. We just say we love this story. This
Speaker 32: is a great story to tell, and let's tell a complete.
Speaker 8: Full picture, fantastic, fantastic movie. I can't wait to discuss
Speaker 8: with the writer James Samuel. I don't quite understand what
Speaker 8: Jay is saying right there though, because the movie is
Speaker 8: fictional and it's a comedy. I understand that, Yeah, there's
Speaker 8: there was probably black people there, but not the story
Speaker 8: that they told didn't necessarily happen.
Speaker 10: I guess he was saying a lot of the movies
Speaker 10: that we see, especially based just biblical times, yeah, the
Speaker 10: exclude us.
Speaker 1: So this one was so inclusive in this movie.
Speaker 8: Talking about it the way he's talking about he makes
Speaker 8: it sound like it's a true story like that, like
Speaker 8: this was something that was omitted from scripture.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe it wasn't.
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe it's parts. Well, we'll talk to
Speaker 1: if it was mission man.
Speaker 8: And by the way, Jesus, Jesus was already black, but
Speaker 8: in the movie they still depicted you know what we're talking.
Speaker 1: About, they did them as No, they didn't.
Speaker 2: Well you're talking about what are.
Speaker 10: You talking about in the movie? You talking about the
Speaker 10: ending when where they drew him out and he was Jesus.
Speaker 8: Was white throughout the whole movie. Jesus was black throughout
Speaker 8: the whole No, he wasn't. And Clarence was black, and
Speaker 8: Jesus the Messiah was black.
Speaker 1: No he wasn't, Yes he was.
Speaker 8: No, he was what movie did you watch? The Book
Speaker 8: of Clarence? God was black in the movie. There was
Speaker 8: God and then there was Jesus.
Speaker 1: Which one was you concuse me, I talked to you.
Speaker 1: After I talked to you, we talk anyway now.
Speaker 10: Also, uh, jay Z of course James Samuel, who is
Speaker 10: the writer, also did an album. On this album, it
Speaker 10: features Bouja Bontwan, Lil Wayne Shaper ranks, uh, so many
Speaker 10: people and jay Z did a song with this individual.
Speaker 2: What are we getting?
Speaker 1: That soundtrack one to twelve?
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something, man, that soundtrack? Thank you?
Speaker 1: Why you clap?
Speaker 3: You don't even know what sounds track?
Speaker 2: Let me take something that soundtrack saw the movie? Man, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's soundtrack.
Speaker 1: Give the audience fed mean that.
Speaker 2: Soundtrack, go hard.
Speaker 33: There's a there's a nine minute song with jay Z
Speaker 33: and another special guest that.
Speaker 1: I mean they sitting through here.
Speaker 2: Give it to him. Man, why are you holding it?
Speaker 32: Why are you holding.
Speaker 12: You?
Speaker 3: Don't deprive the people.
Speaker 2: It's so deep.
Speaker 33: Di'angelo and jay Z on the same track, like nine
Speaker 33: minutes thirty three seconds of absolute, soulful, biblical bliss.
Speaker 2: Were you in the edd?
Speaker 1: You're in the agelo ho A couple of words of
Speaker 1: the joint got you back in the book.
Speaker 3: You deserve this, like You're welcome.
Speaker 10: That was a conversation during a premiere with Elliott Wilson.
Speaker 10: Salute to Elliott Wilson. Now also something that I thought
Speaker 10: was pretty dope. During the red carpet, they asked jay
Speaker 10: Z about the super Bowl and if he was ready
Speaker 10: to perform at the super Bowl, and this is what
Speaker 10: he said.
Speaker 8: You never get on stage, and now get on stage
Speaker 8: super Bowl halftime stage.
Speaker 32: I don't know, you know, I thought it would be
Speaker 32: selfish to pick myself like too early.
Speaker 2: So maybe one year maybe, So.
Speaker 8: I can't wait to see that. He just want to
Speaker 8: you just want to end me for the Rihanna's super
Speaker 8: Bowl half time performer. They've already won Emmys for the
Speaker 8: Rihanna super Bowl halftime performance. They won Emmys for Doctor
Speaker 8: Dre's super Bowl halftime performance. At this point, rock me.
Speaker 8: She can do what they want. I mean, he'd been
Speaker 8: doing what they want at the halftime show. They've given
Speaker 8: us usher this year. I'm sure that's gonna be another
Speaker 8: Emmy winning performance. So that sets up Lil Wayne Draking
Speaker 8: Friends in New Orleans for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Yep, got it, we need that now.
Speaker 10: Yesterday Charlemagne gave Donkey of the day to I believe
Speaker 10: his name was theobra reading that was a gentleman. If
Speaker 10: you don't remember, he jumped on the judge after the
Speaker 10: judge gave him some time. Well, he was back in
Speaker 10: court yesterday, but they were prepared for his ask.
Speaker 34: Yesterday he made headlines for attacking a judge just as
Speaker 34: she was about to pronounce sentence.
Speaker 1: And today was back in court, and this time security
Speaker 1: was on high alert.
Speaker 34: The out of controlled defendant who leaped over the bench
Speaker 34: to attack a judge was back in court today, a
Speaker 34: spit hood covering his head, his hands in shackles with
Speaker 34: special coverings. At least eight court officers stood at already.
Speaker 34: If he tried anything, he also faced the same judge
Speaker 34: he attacked when he made that flying tackle over the
Speaker 34: bench last Wednesday.
Speaker 25: I want to make it clear that I am not
Speaker 25: changing or modifying the sentence. I was in the process
Speaker 25: of influension last week before I was interrupted.
Speaker 1: By defendant's actions.
Speaker 34: Judge Mary kay holt this sentence Dio brah read in
Speaker 34: today to a minimum nineteen months in prison for attempted battery.
Speaker 8: Now, I saw his sister yesterday say that he suffers
Speaker 8: from some type of mental health issues, and he must
Speaker 8: because if you were going to get nineteen months and
Speaker 8: you decided to fly for a desk and jump on
Speaker 8: a judge, he's probably gonna get twenty years for that.
Speaker 10: Well, he's facing thirteen new charges, and that judge won't
Speaker 10: be the one that sentences him on that one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but the other judge is a judge, and the
Speaker 8: other judge is going to make an example that you
Speaker 8: don't do stuff like this the judges. Okay, Well, so
Speaker 8: you know, if he does suffer from mental health issues,
Speaker 8: I hope that this mental health treatment that comes along
Speaker 8: with his incarceration.
Speaker 2: All right, I do hope that. But you know, you
Speaker 2: commit crimes like that, you got to you gotta do
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 10: Well, Judge Judy spoke out about this yesterday. She said
Speaker 10: something that I said yesterday. It just didn't make sense
Speaker 10: to me.
Speaker 14: Vickerd Fallon, who just recently attacked a judge in Clark County.
Speaker 13: I saw the video insane. What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 7: I was actually shocked to Fender managed to get as
Speaker 7: far as he did without somebody shooting him. But it
Speaker 7: probably happened in a self last.
Speaker 2: That you know, on once he was there.
Speaker 7: It was there were too many people, But I was
Speaker 7: actually shocked that somebody managed to get as close to
Speaker 7: her on.
Speaker 2: Top of him and he couldn't get a clear shot.
Speaker 1: That's what I was But how could he? Like nobody,
Speaker 1: he had to run around the desk.
Speaker 8: And then that is why the man, that's why society
Speaker 8: has failed this individual. I told y'all this yesterday. He's
Speaker 8: clearly a top five athlete of all time. I tried
Speaker 8: to tell y'all this yesterday. Is that quick, clearly, That's
Speaker 8: what I was trying to explain to y'all yesterday. He
Speaker 8: is clearly a top five athlete of all time. He
Speaker 8: had to run fast, He had to evade people and
Speaker 8: to be able to jump from the floor over the desk.
Speaker 8: He cleared the desk, y'all. He didn't touch it. Arms
Speaker 8: didn't touch it. He didn't use his arms to lunge
Speaker 8: himself up. Just a clear top.
Speaker 2: Five athletes of all time.
Speaker 8: And you gotta put him up up there with Dion Standers,
Speaker 8: Bo Jackson, Michael, Michael Jordan's, Lance Armstrong.
Speaker 2: He wanted them, but society failed, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Michael fell and.
Speaker 8: Still had the energy to fight I haven't seen that
Speaker 8: kind of athleticism since I seen that brother jumping that
Speaker 8: water and when it was that Alabama Alabama over to
Speaker 8: Alabama and got m up on top of the thing
Speaker 8: and then start fighting boying some athletes out here. You
Speaker 8: hear me Nick saving him. Y'all in the wrong places
Speaker 8: recruiting talent. Okay, all right, well that is your roomor
Speaker 8: report now dog to day? Who giving your donkle jo for?
Speaker 2: After the hour?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 8: Speaking of talents even though they are using their talents
Speaker 8: for the wrong things. There's two young women Gabriel Baker
Speaker 8: and lo Reie and Nicole Willis. They need to come
Speaker 8: in the front of the congregation. They were like, we
Speaker 8: would like.
Speaker 2: To have a word with them.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, we'll get to that next. It's the
Speaker 1: breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Come morning, the breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 6: the same.
Speaker 2: Your execution on the Donkey of the day is something
Speaker 2: to God?
Speaker 1: Is it a reason I gave me donkey other day?
Speaker 1: And I deserve that.
Speaker 2: You need to know what you need to tell them.
Speaker 1: I am you have the voice.
Speaker 6: It's time for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 17: It's a reed.
Speaker 6: But you're so good at Charlamagne, you know what you wants, Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Damn sorry man, who do you even look?
Speaker 1: The other day too?
Speaker 8: Nan Well sexy Red Donkey of to Day for Tuesday,
Speaker 8: January ninth goes to gabriel Marie Baker and Lree Nicole
Speaker 8: Willis Okay, gabriel is thirty three and Laria's thirty six,
Speaker 8: and they're both facing charges after allegedly using false personal
Speaker 8: information to buy a new Mazda. Sooth everybody out there
Speaker 8: driving the Mars. They dropping the clothes bombs for all
Speaker 8: the Masa drivers.
Speaker 2: Fun fact.
Speaker 8: Do you know Mazda comes from a horror Mazda to
Speaker 8: god of harmony, intelligence, and wisdom from the earliest civilization
Speaker 8: in West Asia. I'm saying all that to say Gabrielle
Speaker 8: and Larie are not that okay. See, Gabrielle and Larie
Speaker 8: are the epitome of city girls. There's always a scam
Speaker 8: to be unlocked with these two. And these two young
Speaker 8: ladies went to the Tim Dahl Mazda dealership and they
Speaker 8: co signed and filled out the paperwork to purchase in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four Mazda c X thirty from the dealership.
Speaker 8: But they were purchasing it with somebody else's information. Of
Speaker 8: course they were, Okay, you're gonna get this fake social
Speaker 8: Security number on this application, and you're gonna get this
Speaker 8: fake Arizona driver's license too. Okay, while we add it,
Speaker 8: here's a fake name and fake fake birthday, and here's
Speaker 8: a fake Utah driver's license to go with the fake
Speaker 8: Arizona one, too, Okay, because I need a fake cod
Speaker 8: sign up. Oh and for good measure, here's some fake
Speaker 8: past Ubb's courtesy of one eight hundred contacts.
Speaker 1: They are top tier scam.
Speaker 2: Bam, thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 29: You hear me.
Speaker 1: They did not come to play.
Speaker 8: It worked for a little while, okay, because they agreed
Speaker 8: to buy the Mazda for almost thirty two thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: But employees became suspicious because they did not.
Speaker 8: Make their down payment in time, and when the dealership
Speaker 8: attempted to contact them, the phone numbers another contact in full.
Speaker 1: Well, they just weren't valid, right.
Speaker 8: The dealership even reportedly contacted one eight hundred contacts and
Speaker 8: they confirmed that the two were not actual employees.
Speaker 1: Duh, and the pay stuffs were false, you think.
Speaker 23: Well.
Speaker 8: Gabriel and Larie eventually did get arrested. And why did
Speaker 8: they get arrested Because the criminal always returns to the
Speaker 8: scene of the crime. Yes they do, never fails, always happens.
Speaker 8: What do you mean, uncleshallad they returned to the scene
Speaker 8: of the crime, well gb and young Utah after the
Speaker 8: vehicle they purchased I legally was reported stolen. They were
Speaker 8: arrested at the same damn tim dall Mazda dealership they
Speaker 8: basically just robbed a week before.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes they were because they was trying to catch
Speaker 2: another lick.
Speaker 8: Yes, they went back to the same Mazda dealer and
Speaker 8: tried to purchase another vehicle with the same fake name,
Speaker 8: but with a different fake data birth and social Security number.
Speaker 8: Now this is when it gets good. Officers told Baker, look,
Speaker 8: we know this info is fake, and she insisted, I mean,
Speaker 8: she insisted that it was not. Let me tell you something, man,
Speaker 8: Nigga's going nigga. I don't even know the race of
Speaker 8: these two ladies. Eddie ar producer sent me the race
Speaker 8: of the two ladies. I don't even know the race
Speaker 8: of these two ladies. And I don't care because it
Speaker 8: doesn't matter what race you are when you do stuff
Speaker 8: like this.
Speaker 2: You are a nigga? What did the late Great Paul
Speaker 2: Mooney used to say?
Speaker 8: Everybody wants to be a nigga, but don't nobody want
Speaker 8: to be a nigga now. Police said that Laurie aka
Speaker 8: Young Utah finally told Gabrielle Baker akagb to just be honest,
Speaker 8: and that's when Baker gave her the correct information. Police said,
Speaker 8: Willis was placed under arrest and searched. And when they
Speaker 8: searched her, guess what they found. That's what they found.
Speaker 8: But they found three small bags of black tar. Yeah, dope,
Speaker 8: smack that boy, that hoss China White. I'm talking about
Speaker 8: that Gil Scott.
Speaker 1: Heroin.
Speaker 8: Okay, Yes, they found that and a hollow plastic tube
Speaker 8: with black and brown reside inside because they were smoking it.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you something, man, I'm glad they found heroin.
Speaker 8: I'm glad they were smoking heroin because when I hear
Speaker 8: stories like this, I love to know that drugs are involved.
Speaker 8: It eases my mind because I'm already the most anti
Speaker 8: social social person you will ever meet. I tell y'all
Speaker 8: all the time. Every day of our life. You know,
Speaker 8: all we do when we leave our houses is an
Speaker 8: attempt to avoid crazy and people are off. We notice, Okay,
Speaker 8: folks is hurt, they need therapy, they got chemical imbalances,
Speaker 8: they're not taking their medicine. So we already got to
Speaker 8: navigate just plain old crazy in this society. So when
Speaker 8: I hear stories like this, I'm like, man, folks is nuts.
Speaker 8: But when I hear they was on dope heroin, now
Speaker 8: it makes sense. My brain can understand that. But that
Speaker 8: won't stop either one of them from getting the credit
Speaker 8: they deserve for being stupid. Please give Gabrielle Baker and
Speaker 8: Larie Willison the biggest he hull.
Speaker 2: Eddie would race the order you know I need to know. Oh,
Speaker 2: don't play again.
Speaker 10: You don't know the race either, Okay, all right, you
Speaker 10: don't know. All right, Well, thank you for that dog
Speaker 10: here today. Mmm boy, you got the race. No they
Speaker 10: don't have a picture.
Speaker 8: Oh no, somebody was tending me something about uh my
Speaker 8: wife was telling me something about the bullet clarence that
Speaker 8: I didn't realize. But that's such a good movie. That's
Speaker 8: why you gotta watch it. I gotta watch it more
Speaker 8: than once. That's the second part. I had to watch
Speaker 8: it on my phone, so there's a lot of things
Speaker 8: I couldn't get through. But when it comes out in
Speaker 8: the movie.
Speaker 11: And go watch it.
Speaker 10: Yes, all right, all right, now, let's open up the
Speaker 10: phone lines eight hundred five eight five one on five one.
Speaker 1: Let's go to breakfast club court.
Speaker 2: What our boy? Oh Joe Coy, Oh man, Joe Coy.
Speaker 1: Now, Joe Coy.
Speaker 10: If you don't know, he hosted the Golden Globes this
Speaker 10: past Sunday and he's receiving a lot of back last
Speaker 10: all you did was make the illuminati uncomfortable. They're saying
Speaker 10: that people were uncomfortable. They weren't laughing at his joke.
Speaker 10: All you do is piss off from Swifties. They said,
Speaker 10: Taylor Swift didn't find it funny. The cast, the barbie
Speaker 10: didn't find it funny.
Speaker 8: Let's play what since Taylor Swift is the unofficial leader
Speaker 8: of the free world. When you piss her off, you
Speaker 8: piss off all her constituents. This is what he said
Speaker 8: about Taylor Swift.
Speaker 24: As you know, we came on after a football doubleheader.
Speaker 24: The big difference between the Golden Gloves and the NFL.
Speaker 24: On the Golden Gloves, we have fewer camera shots of
Speaker 24: Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: I swear it's just where to go to here. Sorry
Speaker 1: about that fantastic joke.
Speaker 8: And what made it even funnier was the cameraman Swift
Speaker 8: camera work handing to Taylor Swift as you got her reaction,
Speaker 8: and finally, after all these years, we saw a real emotion.
Speaker 2: Out of Taylor Swift.
Speaker 8: Taylor Swift is the same person who acts fake surprise
Speaker 8: at award show that she doesn't know she's going to win,
Speaker 8: and we finally got a real reaction from her. Those
Speaker 8: reactions you see at the NFL games, those aren't real reactions.
Speaker 8: She just sees how everybody act else acts when people
Speaker 8: score touchdowns. I saw her do it when somebody else
Speaker 8: got a touchdown. It wasn't Travis Kelsey all the case.
Speaker 2: She had cheek.
Speaker 8: She didn't know any better. She didn't know any better.
Speaker 8: Start she supused the chair after every touchdown. Yes, yes,
Speaker 8: okay now. Also, the cast of Barby was kind of
Speaker 8: upset as well.
Speaker 24: Oppenheimer is based on a seven hundred and twenty one
Speaker 24: page pull a Surprise winning book about the Manhattan Project,
Speaker 24: and Barbie is on a plastic doll with big boobies.
Speaker 1: I watched Barbie.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 1: I really did love it.
Speaker 24: I don't want you guys to think that I'm a creep,
Speaker 24: but it was kind of weird being attracted to a
Speaker 24: plastic doll.
Speaker 8: Now that jokes so. But the reason it was great
Speaker 8: was because he made the crowd uncomfortable. And once again
Speaker 8: the cameraman panned the Ryan Gossling and whoever else the
Speaker 8: young lady was from Barbie, and they looked uncomfortable. And
Speaker 8: the reason I enjoyed it because I enjoy seeing people bomb.
Speaker 8: So when he did that joke and it bombed and
Speaker 8: then he tried to climb himself out of the hole,
Speaker 8: that bought me great joy. All right, well let's call
Speaker 8: it hatred. And I loved Joe coy five. And what
Speaker 8: are your thoughts?
Speaker 23: Huh?
Speaker 8: He did a great job, okay, cause he made the
Speaker 8: illuminati uncomfortable. And I was looking at the numbers. Hold on,
Speaker 8: what were the numbers?
Speaker 1: They went about to think.
Speaker 2: Percent? Hold on't let me see. Yes, it went up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it had nine point four million viewers, largest audience
Speaker 8: since twenty twenty, up fifty percent.
Speaker 10: From last fifty percent. So let's open up the phone lines.
Speaker 10: Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 10: It's a backlash warranted. Did Joe Coy suck or know
Speaker 10: that Hollywood just not understand his joke?
Speaker 8: This is the Illuminati, and this is what y'all don't understand.
Speaker 8: Y'all want to have all these conversations about plants, all
Speaker 8: these stories of planting. You know why they're planted. Because
Speaker 8: he pissed off the leader of the free world, Taylor Swift,
Speaker 8: and he pissed off all those Illuminati members in the
Speaker 8: Golden Globes and all the Swifties online gave him backlash.
Speaker 8: This is not real, this is industry manufactured. Well, let's
Speaker 8: discuss eight hundred five one.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't it be a lawyer?
Speaker 1: You listen too much. It's the Breakfast Love, Good.
Speaker 6: Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 10: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 10: If you're just joining us, we're in Breakfast Club Court
Speaker 10: with our guy, Joe Coy.
Speaker 1: It received a lot of backlash.
Speaker 10: He was hosting the Golden Globes this Sunday and some
Speaker 10: people were not impressed. They were mad about the tailor
Speaker 10: Swift joke, the Barbie jokes, and a host of others.
Speaker 10: So right now we have him in Reckless Club court
Speaker 10: to say if it's warranted. I actually like Joe Cooy.
Speaker 10: I like this jokes, especially the tailor Swift.
Speaker 1: I thought it was funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jokoy made that room feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 8: And if he didn't make that room feel uncomfortable, I
Speaker 8: would have been upset, Like that's a stuffy ass industry
Speaker 8: room filled with the Illuminatis finance.
Speaker 2: Joe Koy did exactly what he was supposed to do
Speaker 2: in a room like that.
Speaker 8: And I think this is just a perfect storm, right
Speaker 8: because when you piss off a room like that and
Speaker 8: you know the crowd isn't into it. The crowd don't
Speaker 8: want to laugh at Taylor Swift cause Tylor Swift is
Speaker 8: the lead out a free world right now, so nobody
Speaker 8: wants to laugh at that. But when you get a
Speaker 8: crowd like that, you know, not responding to you. And
Speaker 8: then you got the Swifties on social media coming out
Speaker 8: in full force to defend their queen, right, the king
Speaker 8: and the king and queen defend their king and queen.
Speaker 2: It just like he's receiving a lot of backlash.
Speaker 8: And then you got these people who react to that
Speaker 8: and start writing these stories about you know how Joe
Speaker 8: Koy was cringy and you know Joe Koy bombed and YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like that. Don't believe the hype.
Speaker 1: Ya, Well, we're going to the pull lines. Just a
Speaker 1: side note, do you know Taylor Swift's cat is worth
Speaker 1: like ninety minion dollars for real?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I guess because of the commercials and movies that the
Speaker 10: cat has been in the cat and Royalty and the
Speaker 10: cat is worth actually more than Kelsey ninety min ours.
Speaker 2: What's the name of Tla's cat? I don't know, I
Speaker 2: have no I don't I didn't know she had a cat.
Speaker 2: She carried the cat around it.
Speaker 1: Though, Well that's what I've seen it on her news.
Speaker 1: But anyway, let's go to the full lines.
Speaker 11: Hello, who's this without whatever?
Speaker 1: From Queen Slims from Queen's what's up? We're talking Joe Cooy?
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 32: Brother?
Speaker 19: Yoh?
Speaker 18: I thought yo envre.
Speaker 29: I thought that he made me uncomfortable the host.
Speaker 15: I watched every.
Speaker 11: Award show known to man Khan, and this was the
Speaker 11: first time that I felt like either changing the channel
Speaker 11: or just turn it off.
Speaker 15: He even made another bomb joke at the end about sushi.
Speaker 18: You know what I mean, whoa hold on?
Speaker 1: What was the sushi joke?
Speaker 23: He likes?
Speaker 11: The sushi joke was just the first time.
Speaker 15: You know, he's agent, but he's still a pan on.
Speaker 18: He likes his fool coach, you know what I mean.
Speaker 18: So I was just like, yo, that bombed.
Speaker 11: It just didn't fly.
Speaker 18: I think most of his joke bombs.
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, here's the thing, y'all know how I am.
Speaker 8: I love seeing comedians bomb.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I told y'all that a million times.
Speaker 8: If you see me laughing very hard, it's because the
Speaker 8: person is bombing when a person is really good.
Speaker 2: I'm listening and I'm intent. But I still like the
Speaker 2: fact Joe.
Speaker 8: Koy made this industry illuminati crowd uncomfortable. I like the
Speaker 8: fact that he took the risk of making jokes about
Speaker 8: somebody like Taylor Swift. You know how many people they
Speaker 8: would say, hey, hey, sir, we don't want you making
Speaker 8: no jokes about Taylor Swift. You know why, because they
Speaker 8: want to tell us what to keep coming today award shows.
Speaker 1: Right, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: I guarantee you if we talked to Joe Koy Joe
Speaker 8: Cooy would have to tell you people probably told him
Speaker 8: not to make that joke on Taylor just because Taylor
Speaker 8: is Taylor. I appreciated it, Carla.
Speaker 29: Yeah, Hey, how you guys doing today?
Speaker 1: What's yours?
Speaker 35: So I'm gonna start by saying that I've been assisted
Speaker 35: for a long time. Our lean face is on my
Speaker 35: favorite songs. But I also love football, and it's drawing
Speaker 35: had no business being on the jumble tron.
Speaker 11: It's much to see it.
Speaker 35: So it doesn't because like sometimes the like the the
Speaker 35: commentators should be talking about the game, they should be
Speaker 35: talking about the last play, and then I hear them
Speaker 35: kind of way to her face, and then they'll be like,
Speaker 35: I wonder what Taylor thought of it. She can't have
Speaker 35: no problem, and probably she was looking at something else,
Speaker 35: and I'm just like, what.
Speaker 23: What is Its?
Speaker 35: Just I feel like if we're kind of in a
Speaker 35: matrixy moment.
Speaker 22: Because John Toy is a comedian, if you're active in
Speaker 22: his audience, he should you should be. He should be
Speaker 22: an equal opportunity to choker should be a joke about anybody.
Speaker 22: It's not like it was inappropriate or untrue.
Speaker 30: It it was a decent joke, but.
Speaker 35: Because she's Taylor's like people are taking away.
Speaker 13: To look like that was his job that night.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 8: And by the way it was, it was. It was
Speaker 8: a decent joke. It was about a five or six joke.
Speaker 8: But the camera shot right the tail at acer it
Speaker 8: made it at Tenda. I don't care what y'all say.
Speaker 8: And the fact that it was at the Golden Globes.
Speaker 8: Come on, man, Joe Coy got that.
Speaker 10: Well can you can you please if you don't mind,
Speaker 10: do you want to inform the people of the text
Speaker 10: that you sent to Joe Coy after the Golden Globes.
Speaker 8: And this is why, oh no, no, no no, I
Speaker 8: sent this yesterday because I didn't even I don't be
Speaker 8: paying attention, so I didn't even know that he was
Speaker 8: receiving backlash until somebody said it to me, and then
Speaker 8: I went to go look it up and I told
Speaker 8: my guy, I said, I told my guy, don't let
Speaker 8: the Swifties and a bunch of Hollywood squares make you
Speaker 8: forget who you are. And then I sent him the
Speaker 8: tailor Swift Hatere's gonna hate gift And then I send
Speaker 8: him to tailor Swift shake it off you take it,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Joe Coy not tripping off this.
Speaker 8: Joe Coy is a comedian, a real comedian, and I
Speaker 8: saw Michael Chase say something and I don't I agree
Speaker 8: with him. He basically was like, comedians shouldn't do these
Speaker 8: award shows. Real comedians shouldn't do these award shows. People
Speaker 8: could offend it. I'm telling you, the only reason Joe
Speaker 8: Koy is receiving this kind of backlash is because of
Speaker 8: the fact he made a joke about Taylor Swift and
Speaker 8: it was her reaction.
Speaker 1: If they would have if they would have panned the.
Speaker 8: Taylor Swift and she was dying laughing, if she was
Speaker 8: just do one of those fake laughs like she always do,
Speaker 8: we wouldn't be having this discussion.
Speaker 2: Guarantee you well, they might be mad about the Barbie joke,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: Wouldn't have caught on like the tailor whoa eight hundred
Speaker 10: five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 1: We have Joe Coy in Breakfast Club court. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club Mourning. Everybody is cej n V.
Speaker 1: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Now, if you're just joining us with in breakfast club
Speaker 10: Court with Joe Coy friends in the room. Comedian, he
Speaker 10: was hosting the Golden Gloves this Sunday, and people would
Speaker 10: not glove said.
Speaker 2: Golden Gloves wasn't no goddamn boxing glo. Even though the.
Speaker 8: Swifties wanted to be a boxer, they wanted the box.
Speaker 8: He definitely wanted to box Joe Coy. After he made
Speaker 8: that joke about Taylor Swift, they.
Speaker 1: Were not impressed.
Speaker 10: So we're asking, you know, is it warranted or is
Speaker 10: he people are just being a little too sensitive.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the phone lines. We got JP on
Speaker 1: the line. JP, good morning, Good morning, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts problem any.
Speaker 18: My thoughts are on the comedian And yeah, I really
Speaker 18: have I'm really liking that. You know, nowadays comedians are
Speaker 18: starting to you know, speak about using for their material
Speaker 18: like some things that are like in the media, but
Speaker 18: like they make it for me, but they really make
Speaker 18: audience realize that they don't really map at the end
Speaker 18: of the day, in my opinion, but the fact that
Speaker 18: they make it funny and to speak about it, that
Speaker 18: that actually highlights their perform.
Speaker 2: Mon okayah and I saw I saw Joe Coy.
Speaker 8: You know, I don't know who he was talking to
Speaker 8: him looking at it in Variety, he said, golden globes
Speaker 8: post Joe Coy confront battery views and Mitch Taylor Swift
Speaker 8: joke was weird and flat. I'd be lying if I
Speaker 8: say backlash doesn't hurt. Joe Coy is such a nice guy,
Speaker 8: but he's such a sensitive person.
Speaker 2: Joe, that was not a weird joke. It was not flat.
Speaker 2: It was a joke that made absolute sense, and it
Speaker 2: was just her reaction that caused it to be the problem.
Speaker 8: Megan Kelly even said Taylor Swift made the wrong move
Speaker 8: after Joe Coy's golden globe joke because she had this
Speaker 8: livid looking reaction. It wasn't that serious and that was
Speaker 8: it wasn't that serious, look fake happy like you do
Speaker 8: any other time, Taylor.
Speaker 1: Lashawan, Yes, sir, what's your thoughts? Lashan?
Speaker 30: I enjoyed, like Saul Man said, I enjoy watching the
Speaker 30: pink people cranding their feet over.
Speaker 20: Place, joked.
Speaker 3: The people people were.
Speaker 30: Watching it so forward to see who's gonna get a
Speaker 30: golden bloke for the color purple. And we were we
Speaker 30: we tanked.
Speaker 18: There was nothing the.
Speaker 1: AO checked out an award and that Divine Lady got
Speaker 1: the award.
Speaker 10: But it was it was so so Jasmine guy got
Speaker 10: an award, right, Jasmine got I picked up a Golden Globe.
Speaker 2: Who's the Jazma guysh you won award?
Speaker 30: And Kiki Palmer t to only two African Americans took
Speaker 30: up with award.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't know if this was during the telecast. I
Speaker 8: know Keicky Palmer and Javmin Guy won.
Speaker 12: M Me.
Speaker 8: I don't know who was doing the telecasts. I didn't
Speaker 8: even realize Color Purple didn't win them.
Speaker 19: Research took on television on the score two.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, okay, thank you mama.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 13: Y'all?
Speaker 1: Hey Caitlyn, good morning. What's your thoughts on Joe Coy
Speaker 1: hosting the Golden Globes?
Speaker 31: I mean, my past is, it's a joke, brother, It's bad,
Speaker 31: like people all know how to creak jokes anymore. And
Speaker 31: then a to mention, I've seen the Barbie movie and
Speaker 31: it's not necessarily concluding kids really anyways, So it's like
Speaker 31: it's okay for them to put something in movies, but
Speaker 31: it's not okay for him to make a joke. Whether
Speaker 31: it's bad or not, like people just need the last one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think they was trying to say that the
Speaker 8: Barbie movie Wash was already a movie that was against
Speaker 8: misogyny or it was about misogyny or something like that.
Speaker 2: I didn't watch it.
Speaker 31: Yeah, I mean it was about like woman empowerment and
Speaker 31: all of that, and how like whether they have a
Speaker 31: face the world and they.
Speaker 32: Could be whatever.
Speaker 31: But I just like just laugh about it. I mean
Speaker 31: whatever that period, I'm.
Speaker 8: With you, mag I love seeing Joe Cooy make that
Speaker 8: industry illuminati crowd uncomfortable. And I'm telling you, if he
Speaker 8: didn't make the joke about Taylor Swift, and if Taylor
Speaker 8: Swift didn't have that you know, livid looking reaction, and
Speaker 8: if the Swifties didn't attack Joe Coy online, he would
Speaker 8: not be getting his backlash.
Speaker 31: I don't show her entirely too much anyway. If she
Speaker 31: wasn't with Travis, like, they wouldn't even show her that much.
Speaker 31: Like it's just crazy, like it's football. Why are we
Speaker 31: looking at Taylor like Lee Taylor Swift to her concerts
Speaker 31: and we were out of football.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right? Well, thank you mama.
Speaker 8: Looking at this article, on the Daily Beast, and it
Speaker 8: says Joe Coy goes on apology toy to clean up
Speaker 8: golden globes and as that.
Speaker 2: Joe, stop apologizing.
Speaker 1: Do not apologize for jokes.
Speaker 8: Okay, it is not your fault that people are extremely
Speaker 8: sensitive over Taylor swift out.
Speaker 2: Man, don't do that.
Speaker 1: Stop all right? Well, what's the more of the story.
Speaker 1: Is that your mar Oh yeah, that's more like.
Speaker 2: I told Joe yesterday. Hate, it's gonna hate, shake it off.
Speaker 17: Hate.
Speaker 2: Hell, hey, shake it off, man, You'll be fine.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 1: Now, when we come back, we gotta talk Jane Fonda
Speaker 1: and the N word.
Speaker 2: What yep.
Speaker 10: We'll get to a nexus the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 10: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody. It's st j n V.
Speaker 10: Charlamagnea gud. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to
Speaker 10: the rumors. Let's talk Jane Fonda.
Speaker 3: A name or you gossip when you chatting?
Speaker 6: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea.
Speaker 2: Spells right right.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 10: Jane Fonda, of course, she's an actress and uh they
Speaker 10: call her a film icon.
Speaker 1: You know who James Fonder is.
Speaker 2: Of course ask me stupid asked questions. Man, just make it.
Speaker 2: I know who Jane Fonda is. Who doesn't know who
Speaker 2: Jane Fond did?
Speaker 10: And she's an activist, yes, and she's an actor is
Speaker 10: of course now she talks about the time and the
Speaker 10: only time that her dad slapped the ish.
Speaker 6: Out of her.
Speaker 21: Didn't know racism until I went to Greenwich. That was
Speaker 21: the first time I ever heard the N word, and
Speaker 21: I repeated the N word once and the only time
Speaker 21: in his life that my dad's whacked me across the face.
Speaker 21: He said, don't you ever ever say that word again.
Speaker 21: My dad grew up in Omaha, Nebraska. His father, my grandfather,
Speaker 21: who I never knew, had a printing press that looked
Speaker 21: down over a central plaza a square in Omaha, and
Speaker 21: he made my father stand there and watch when a
Speaker 21: black man was taken out of the sheriff's office and
Speaker 21: hung and then dragged behind a truck around the square.
Speaker 21: And it had a huge impact on my father. He
Speaker 21: cared about justice and he hated racism. And you know,
Speaker 21: with that slap, he taught me to pay attention.
Speaker 8: I didn't watch the full interview, but I would love
Speaker 8: to know. You know why the hell was she using
Speaker 8: the N word to begin with? Like, that's what I
Speaker 8: would want to know. What was the content? Was it
Speaker 8: just of time and that's just how you referred to
Speaker 8: black people back then? But I mean, clearly if her
Speaker 8: father knew right from wrong, you know, maybe she didn't
Speaker 8: know right from wrong. Yeah, I just would have liked
Speaker 8: to know what was the context of how she used it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well you gotta you know, you gotta salute the
Speaker 10: dad too, because he corrected it immediately.
Speaker 1: Maybe not for the slap, but he corrected the situation
Speaker 1: to make sure and they put in him on that
Speaker 1: she'd never.
Speaker 8: Throw that slap. You got a factor in the time
Speaker 8: at a different times back then. What do you mean
Speaker 8: we're talking about the nineteen forties? Maybe was the forties.
Speaker 8: J Fondal was well, okay, she was born in nineteen
Speaker 8: thirty seven, so maybe I don't know forties.
Speaker 2: Was three years old.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: She was a slap a little baby she was.
Speaker 2: I just know the times is different.
Speaker 8: Yeah, to Jane fond I used to love uh Grayson,
Speaker 8: Frankie Grace and Frankie has to come on Netflix with
Speaker 8: Jane fond and Lily Toma.
Speaker 2: I never used to watch it.
Speaker 8: No, it was a hilarious show. Man's your Court, not
Speaker 8: even no, no, no, what if she got caught with
Speaker 8: a black man in her mouth or whatever?
Speaker 29: No, no, what.
Speaker 1: I'm asking now? Okay, there was a fitness person. What
Speaker 1: was her name, Jane something?
Speaker 2: What was her name? Jane Fonder?
Speaker 1: What is it the same James Founder?
Speaker 2: Let me look it up. I remember James.
Speaker 1: Is it the same Fonder that did Fitness the Fitness
Speaker 1: videos and all that. Is that the same James Fonder?
Speaker 2: I don't think it's the same person. Maybe No, No,
Speaker 2: that's twofer people, is it?
Speaker 23: I don't know that.
Speaker 1: I know James James video back in the days, and
Speaker 1: I never thought the same James.
Speaker 2: The reason I never thought about it because James Fonder
Speaker 2: is old.
Speaker 8: So I know Jane Fonder from Grayson Frankie and you
Speaker 8: know eighty with Brady, Eighty for Brady or whatever movie
Speaker 8: was called.
Speaker 2: But is it the same thing?
Speaker 23: Is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's the same fitness person.
Speaker 2: Let me google. I mean, I'm pretty sure that's the
Speaker 2: same person.
Speaker 10: My mom bought the vhs back in the day. I
Speaker 10: think we did it one time. We never did it again.
Speaker 10: Jane Fonder, you did a Jame Fonder work out for
Speaker 10: my mom's Jesus Christ, my mother. Man, I was young man,
Speaker 10: you know, okay, I'm not judging you.
Speaker 1: Oh my good's all right. Well, Joey Badass he talks
Speaker 1: about and it's.
Speaker 2: Really hard to tell him just the same person because
Speaker 2: she's so old, is it?
Speaker 4: Huh?
Speaker 1: Somebody tweets let us know.
Speaker 2: I don't be on Twitter. I think it is the
Speaker 2: same person because it's born the same time. No, yes,
Speaker 2: they say it is. They say it is. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, Well this happens when you live to be
Speaker 2: eighty six years old. People. People got to look at it,
Speaker 2: look at you twenty something like, is this the same person?
Speaker 1: I didn't know. Now Joey Badass talks about why he
Speaker 1: left Raising Kanan.
Speaker 13: You know, we gotta ask, right I saw Raising Kanan.
Speaker 13: Everyone's pissed. Were you mad to see yourself kind of
Speaker 13: like written out the script kinder or are.
Speaker 36: You really dead?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I was very mad.
Speaker 2: I was upset.
Speaker 24: You know.
Speaker 36: Fortunately, I do have two careers that I'm balancing, so
Speaker 36: I had to, you know, go on toy and just
Speaker 36: kind of couldn't make it work.
Speaker 6: No, way.
Speaker 36: Yeah, they had to take out unique so you know
Speaker 36: who knows though, maybe started a petition to seth until
Speaker 36: fifty sent to bring me back. New music is coming
Speaker 36: definitely shown like this month. Actually this is my birthday month,
Speaker 36: so I'm definitely gonna put something out like in.
Speaker 3: Like a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's TV.
Speaker 8: You can always bring back people from television, not if
Speaker 8: he's dead. In different films and different you can always
Speaker 8: bring back people in TV.
Speaker 2: Come on you crazy, damn.
Speaker 8: Jane fonder was in nine to five to Remember nine
Speaker 8: to five with Dolly Parton and Louis Timlin.
Speaker 2: I didn't work in nineteen.
Speaker 1: I didn't see that.
Speaker 10: My mom said, yes, that's the same James Fonderman, Good morning, mama.
Speaker 10: I And lastly, A sap Rocky pleads not guilty for
Speaker 10: shooting asap Rally, if you don't know what happened, h
Speaker 10: he's uh, he pleaded not guilty. Now allegedly they're saying
Speaker 10: they got into an argument. Two shots can be heard
Speaker 10: that ring out. They believe that asap Relly wasn't shot,
Speaker 10: but they said fragments was actually hit him. They said
Speaker 10: asap Radley actually recovered two shellcasing himself. He picked up
Speaker 10: the showcase and then turned him into the police, but
Speaker 10: they didn't have fingerprints on him. A Say Belly show
Speaker 10: pictures of his injuries, which are small patches of row
Speaker 10: blody skin on the knuckles of his index middle end wrap.
Speaker 17: Being accused of shooting a gun at a former frantic
Speaker 17: causing minor injuries outside a Hollywood hotel.
Speaker 1: Today, he pleaded not guilty.
Speaker 17: Rakim Meyers, rapper and current partner of Rihanna arraigned today,
Speaker 17: more than two years after he allegedly fired a handgun
Speaker 17: during a heated argument in Hollywood. The thirty five year
Speaker 17: old rapper pleaded not guilty to two counts of assault
Speaker 17: with a semi automatic weapon this morning in a downtown,
Speaker 17: LA court room. He's accused of firing a gun at
Speaker 17: fellow rapper and former acquaintance Terrell Ephroud, known as Asaprelly,
Speaker 17: in November twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: He's also being sued.
Speaker 17: By Asaprelly for assault, battery, and emotional distress, a case
Speaker 17: that will play a role in this criminal case.
Speaker 2: All right, so we'll see what happened with that, and
Speaker 2: that is I'm so confused by that whole situation. By
Speaker 2: the way, who shot who? Well, he's.
Speaker 10: Shooting at his friend, right, really is saying that Rocky
Speaker 10: shot at him but didn't hit him. The fragments hit him,
Speaker 10: and he picked up the bullet fragments himself and turned
Speaker 10: it in, but it had no fingerprints on him, so
Speaker 10: they don't know.
Speaker 1: The gun wasn't found.
Speaker 10: Uh, there is a video where you do see I
Speaker 10: guess allegedly acept Rocky with the firearm, but there was
Speaker 10: no gun found.
Speaker 2: Nobody seeing the shooting. So what's this thing I'm hearing
Speaker 2: about in court? Though? What did he say in court?
Speaker 1: Oh that he said that they used to hang out
Speaker 1: every day until he got me blew up and got.
Speaker 2: Big at it. That don't sound like hate to you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you say that in the court of law, can
Speaker 2: I trust you as a judge?
Speaker 8: If I'm a jury and I'm listening to you, I
Speaker 8: don't think that you have ulterior motives in some way,
Speaker 8: shape or form.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you still can't shoot me A legendly that's.
Speaker 8: Allegedly right, but a person you don't think a person
Speaker 8: like that could make up something well like this there
Speaker 8: picking up the bullet fragments and bring him to the police.
Speaker 2: I don't mean that Rocky shot the gun.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just froming a different scenarios.
Speaker 1: It could be anything. But they have to prove that.
Speaker 2: And I don't especially that there's no fingerprints.
Speaker 1: There's no fingerprints. It's just they don't have the firearm.
Speaker 8: There's no video. Nobody else was there story. I hope
Speaker 8: they figure it out, they said. I hope they don't.
Speaker 2: I hope they get justice. You heard that. I like,
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to do that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, all right, Well that is your room or
Speaker 1: report up next to the People's Choice Mix. Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: And I don't know.
Speaker 10: About anywhere else in the world, but I know on
Speaker 10: the East Coast they're talking about it's gonna be nasty
Speaker 10: over here. They're talking about rainstorms and windstorms and possibly
Speaker 10: tornados and all types of crazy stuff.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they don't care about that anywhere else. That's that's
Speaker 8: just the US problem. Yeah, that's just the US problem.
Speaker 8: But wherever you are in the world today, man, you know,
Speaker 8: just just just stay focused, all right, I was listening
Speaker 8: to Torrey Roberts on the way in the work and
Speaker 8: he had a I actually posted it on my Instagram
Speaker 8: and he talked.
Speaker 2: He said, the the the biggest of attack that can
Speaker 2: happen to people nowadays is the.
Speaker 1: Attack of distraction.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 8: He was like, We're always being distracted, and he said
Speaker 8: that the reason that is such a big attack is
Speaker 8: because whenever we're not focused, whenever we're not clear about
Speaker 8: what we want to do and what our goals are,
Speaker 8: that's when you know the devil is able to lead
Speaker 8: us with stray and cause us not the wind the
Speaker 8: way that we should. So always remember your focus determines
Speaker 8: your reality. You got to starve your distractions and feed
Speaker 8: your focus.
Speaker 10: Man, absolutely, yes, all right, Well when we come back,
Speaker 10: we got the positive notice to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning morning everybody. It's thej n D.
Speaker 10: Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time
Speaker 10: to get up out of here, Charlamon. You got a
Speaker 10: positive note, I do it.
Speaker 8: I'm just gonna repeat what I just said a little
Speaker 8: while ago. Man, Always remember your focus determines your reality.
Speaker 2: Word up.
Speaker 8: You got to starve your distractions and feed your focus.
Speaker 8: When you're focused, you are unstoppable. All right, have a
Speaker 8: great day, breakfast club, you're
Speaker 3: Finished with your dub