Speaker 1: Wait, wait, why you guys.
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Speaker 2: It's DJ ye V and Charlamagne the God. It's different,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like y'all know what y'all
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 3: Y'all be Black five.
Speaker 4: I love y'all.
Speaker 2: Collectively known as Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: So I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club
Speaker 5: because sometimes you say.
Speaker 6: Stuff and it's just gonna get you.
Speaker 7: Everybody what good morning, Usa yo.
Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 4: Yo yo Charlemagne the gop piece to the plane of Itay,
Speaker 4: Yes it's Thursday.
Speaker 2: Good morning. How you feeling?
Speaker 8: I just thought about it. This is our first week back?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Why feel longer than that? I feel like we've been back.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's just me kiss you.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I'm a little saw this morning too.
Speaker 4: Had a good, good workout yesterday since my cousin parent man,
Speaker 4: you know, so a little sore, But other than that,
Speaker 4: it is a beautiful Thursday morning. Man, how you feel
Speaker 4: out there? I feel blessed, black and hoghly favored.
Speaker 2: What's happening? I feel amazing smartness? Indeed, man, God is good.
Speaker 2: Now today we got some special guests joining us this morning.
Speaker 2: We have Angela Rae, Tiffany Cross, and Andrew Gillim.
Speaker 4: Yes, they just launched a new podcast called the Native
Speaker 4: Land Podcast. It is the flagship podcast off a new
Speaker 4: vertical from iHeart Media called Reason Choice Media, which is
Speaker 4: gonna be strictly a podcast platform for political, politically driven.
Speaker 2: Podcast that's right, you know, which is especially needed this year.
Speaker 4: So Angela Raie, Tiffany Cross, and Andrew Gilliam will be
Speaker 4: here this morning.
Speaker 2: To talk about that and some other things that's right.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna chop it up with them in a
Speaker 2: little bit and then we got Front page News. When
Speaker 2: we come back, Tesla's figure over be joining us. Gotta
Speaker 2: break down a lot. But today is a very special day.
Speaker 2: Yes right, it is a It is a queen's born day.
Speaker 2: It is royalty born day. Okay.
Speaker 4: It is a woman who has gotten us all through.
Speaker 4: It is a woman who has provided the soundtrack for
Speaker 4: so many of our lives, Yes, Born Day and Icon. Okay,
Speaker 4: this song right here is so good for my mental health.
Speaker 4: There's not too many songs that I can turn on
Speaker 4: and can change my mood instantly, and this is one
Speaker 4: of them.
Speaker 2: Shout to the Queen, Mary J. Blige, Happy Birthay.
Speaker 8: Born Day, Mary jan bombs a rap?
Speaker 2: What you're doing?
Speaker 3: Come on now?
Speaker 2: She dropped a She dropped a video to her single Forever.
Speaker 2: That's the joint feature in remy Ma. She just put
Speaker 2: that out. You can check that out if you follow up,
Speaker 2: you can check it out. Dope video.
Speaker 4: It's one of my favorite albums of all time, my life.
Speaker 4: You know this album came out on my wife's born day. Yes,
Speaker 4: I mean not the exact date, the exact day, not date, gotcha, Yes,
Speaker 4: twenty ninth, nineteen ninety four, this album was released.
Speaker 2: But that's right. We are the Breakfast Club with see
Speaker 2: in the second. Happy Birthday, Mary J. Blige.
Speaker 8: You're gonna hit the post. Come on, you're not gonna
Speaker 8: hit the post.
Speaker 4: You a radio personality, You forgot how to hit the post.
Speaker 2: Come in and tell now can sing it? Love somebody else?
Speaker 2: Keep going me.
Speaker 4: Mine morning, everybody.
Speaker 2: That's Mary J. Blige Today it's her birthday. Trap a
Speaker 2: bombs for married Ja.
Speaker 4: So so happy, but the lies in me even know
Speaker 4: that one person that can't sing, I do try so
Speaker 4: hard that we can be happy and actually tries. I
Speaker 4: want to be happy. Yes, some voices that should stay
Speaker 4: in the shower and she let it breathe man drop
Speaker 4: on the clues bombs of Mary J.
Speaker 2: Blige.
Speaker 4: Boy said that that be happy is an instant mood
Speaker 4: changing you hear me. There's not too many songs that
Speaker 4: can instantly get you in the better mood. I don't
Speaker 4: care what you're going through, even if it's just for
Speaker 4: that four or five minutes that song is playing.
Speaker 2: Incredible, incredible. We know you're not a single. But let's
Speaker 2: get in some front page news, Morning.
Speaker 10: Test, Good morning, the DJ Charlemagne and the guy.
Speaker 2: Let's start off for some quick sports now NBA just
Speaker 2: want to tell you guys, Kawiet Leonard signed a three
Speaker 2: year extent and that was worth how much money? It
Speaker 2: was like one hundred and eighty million. They didn'tut the
Speaker 2: number out on the why, but it was like one
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty million dollars. But let's jump right into it.
Speaker 2: Where we start with DeSantis Yeah, we're.
Speaker 10: Gonna start with the GOP debate that happened yesterday on CNN.
Speaker 10: The Idowa caucus is next Monday, on Jonathan Major's favorite day,
Speaker 10: MLK Day, and so they'll be going to the polls.
Speaker 10: And last night was the last GOP debate. Now, this
Speaker 10: debate was between Ron DeSantis and Nicki Haley. VI mc
Speaker 10: Ramasami did not qualify for this debate due to low
Speaker 10: poll numbers, so it was just those two one on one.
Speaker 6: Both had the same amount of talk time.
Speaker 10: DeSantis talked for forty four minutes, Nicki Haley talked for
Speaker 10: forty two minutes.
Speaker 6: Here's a recap of them challenging each other. Take a listen.
Speaker 2: Time people come down.
Speaker 11: She caves he's only mad about the donors because the
Speaker 11: donors used to be with him.
Speaker 12: But they're no longer with him now.
Speaker 13: And that's because he's only seven about the fact that
Speaker 13: his campaign is excluding.
Speaker 1: We don't need another meally mouthed politician. So just tells
Speaker 1: you what she thinks you want to hear, just to
Speaker 1: try to get your vote.
Speaker 13: Can't trust what Ron's saying, But this is a bigger
Speaker 13: issue that does more than him just constantly being desperate
Speaker 13: and throwing.
Speaker 14: Things on me.
Speaker 1: We need to fly a flag of bold colors carrying
Speaker 1: the banner of putting the American people first, not the
Speaker 1: pale pastels of the warmed over corporatism of people like
Speaker 1: Nikki Hayley.
Speaker 13: Well, first of all, bless his heart, just santuslies dot Com.
Speaker 10: The biggest news for tonight in addition to that was
Speaker 10: Chris Christi dropping out the race a few hours before
Speaker 10: the debate. Some people said, when did the race win?
Speaker 10: Did his campaign even start? But he was in the
Speaker 10: campaign and he dropped out. But he was caught on
Speaker 10: a hot mic. Been a lot of hot mic called
Speaker 10: this week. Let's take a listen to that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, look, she spent sixty eight million so
Speaker 15: far just on TV. Spent sixty eight million so far,
Speaker 15: fifty nine million by Desantas, and we spent twelve. I mean,
Speaker 15: who's punching above their weight and who's getting a return
Speaker 15: on their investment?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 15: And she's going to get smoked.
Speaker 2: And you and I both know it. She's not a
Speaker 2: to that.
Speaker 16: She hasn't even even.
Speaker 3: Behind crumping them. He's he's gonna carry.
Speaker 15: Out yesh, He's I talked to this the Santus called
Speaker 15: me petrified.
Speaker 4: You know I've said it before, and I said again,
Speaker 4: I don't know why the GOP doesn't move Trump out
Speaker 4: the way and put uh Nicki in his place, because
Speaker 4: saying Trump has baggage is an extreme understatement, so replaced
Speaker 4: him with Nicki, but also didn't understand why I spend
Speaker 4: so much time Nikki and Ron going in on each
Speaker 4: other when they both are so far behind Trump so far,
Speaker 4: I don't I don't understand, like who, like, what are
Speaker 4: you trying to prove by you know, out debating Nicki?
Speaker 13: Hell?
Speaker 8: Or what is Nicki trying to prove by out debating Ron?
Speaker 2: Like that?
Speaker 8: The competition is time in front of and way in
Speaker 8: front of y'all.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And she mentioned that she said that this debate
Speaker 10: was not about her and Ron, it was about uh,
Speaker 10: you know Trump, exactly what you said.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 10: At the same time, Trump was over on Fox News
Speaker 10: doing a one on one town hall, speaking you know,
Speaker 10: the folks who are interested in what he had to say.
Speaker 6: And this is his response to Chris Christy dropping out
Speaker 6: the race.
Speaker 11: Chris Christie was in and he got a hot mic.
Speaker 11: I heard about it. I thought, actually the biggest story
Speaker 11: wasn't the fact that he dropped out. Nobody cared too
Speaker 11: much about that. But he had a hot mic where
Speaker 11: he was talking to somebody about the weather, and he
Speaker 11: happened to say that she doesn't have what to take.
Speaker 11: She'll be creamed in the in the election. And I mean,
Speaker 11: I know it very well, and I happen to believe
Speaker 11: that Chris Christie's right. That's one of the few things
Speaker 11: he's been right about.
Speaker 2: Actually, you don't think it changes the dynamic match.
Speaker 11: I don't know if it does or not.
Speaker 4: Chris Christy Donald Trump should have been like Chris Christy
Speaker 4: can never finish running. He's never finished running in his life.
Speaker 4: Look at him.
Speaker 2: He can only run for about one or two minutes
Speaker 2: on the trip. But that would be both of them.
Speaker 2: They both can't run more than two minutes in the trim.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I know, for whatever reason, nothing sticks to Trump, right,
Speaker 4: Like he's only three years younger, four years younger than
Speaker 4: Joe Biden, but never gets called old. He's probably about
Speaker 4: thirty pounds lighting and Chris Christie, but never get called fat,
Speaker 4: not like that, not like Chris Christie does.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they did address a Trump's character.
Speaker 10: The question was asked, you know, should Trump be in
Speaker 10: leadership again?
Speaker 6: And this is what they both had to say.
Speaker 17: Do you believe Donald Trump has the character to be
Speaker 17: president again?
Speaker 13: Well, I think the next president needs to have moral clarity.
Speaker 13: I think you need to have moral clarity to understand
Speaker 13: that it's taxpayer money, not your own money. I think
Speaker 13: you need to have moral clarity to understand that when
Speaker 13: you're dealing with dictators in the world, that we always
Speaker 13: have to fight for democracies and human rights and protecting
Speaker 13: Americans and preventing war. And so when you look at
Speaker 13: Donald Trump, I have said I think he was the
Speaker 13: right president at the right time. I agree with a
Speaker 13: lot of his policies, but his way is not my way.
Speaker 13: I don't have vengeance, I don't have vendettas. I don't
Speaker 13: take things personally. For me, it's very much about no drama,
Speaker 13: no whining, and getting results and getting them done. So
Speaker 13: I don't think that President Trump is the right president
Speaker 13: to go forward. I think it's time for a new
Speaker 13: generational leader.
Speaker 17: Well, I'm running because I'm the guy that's going to
Speaker 17: be able to engineer a comeback for this country. I
Speaker 17: appreciated what President Trump did, but let's just be honest.
Speaker 17: He said he was going to build a wall and
Speaker 17: have Mexico pay for it. He did not deliver that.
Speaker 17: He said he was going to drain the swamp. He
Speaker 17: did not deliver that he was gonna hold Hillary accountable,
Speaker 17: and he let her off the hook. He said he
Speaker 17: was gonna eliminate the debt, and he added seven point
Speaker 17: eight trillion dollars to the debt. So we need to
Speaker 17: deliver and get this stuff done.
Speaker 4: We should care about character, but nobody cares about character.
Speaker 4: Nobody cares about purity. When will folks realize clearly voters
Speaker 4: don't care about any of that stuff.
Speaker 8: They don't want purity of morals.
Speaker 4: They want politicians to be effective, and folks feel like
Speaker 4: Trump is effective. And it's amazing to me that, you know,
Speaker 4: Ron DeSantis is up there talking about all of the
Speaker 4: things Donald Trump didn't get doe as far as you
Speaker 4: know what he promised, instead of focusing on the fact
Speaker 4: he's got ninety one criminal charges, like we shouldn't even
Speaker 4: be talking about, you know what he didn't get accomplished
Speaker 4: while he was in the White House, Like the fact
Speaker 4: he's got ninety one criminal charges and attempted to cool
Speaker 4: his country should be enough for people not to want
Speaker 4: to vote on them, all right, but clearly it's not
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 2: Well that is front page news. What we got next hour.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we're gonna talk about it was a clown show
Speaker 10: yesterday Congress. A lot went down here, So you guys
Speaker 10: might want to break out the fans on this one,
Speaker 10: because it was a lot of tea going on.
Speaker 4: Oh, dropping the clues bomb for the reporter who was
Speaker 4: after hunt of Biden, the tough questions if Biden was
Speaker 4: walking down that hall.
Speaker 2: I laughed at that a lot.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to find it, post it, but we'll get
Speaker 4: Oh my god, we'll get on the get me, get
Speaker 4: me Joe clock from lean on Me when smoke. Don't
Speaker 4: you give me Joe clock from lean on Me before
Speaker 4: we do that? Start now, get it off your chest.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. If
Speaker 4: you need to vente, phone lines wide open again eight
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Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Ray
Speaker 2: right ray yo, Charlot mane, damfy, what up are we lost?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 18: I got an indoor pool.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 19: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what
Speaker 19: it is.
Speaker 2: We lie Hello, who's this? You're what's up?
Speaker 9: Traps?
Speaker 2: It's what's happening now?
Speaker 9: Trap?
Speaker 20: Ya?
Speaker 2: I mean calling in a little bit. You must have
Speaker 2: a new boot trap.
Speaker 9: Every you are. Y'all was off for three months?
Speaker 2: Who wasn't offer?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 2: Damn three months?
Speaker 9: But there's three?
Speaker 2: You know what? Black people love to exaggerate.
Speaker 4: I saw somebody yesterday say breakfast club only work six
Speaker 4: months out the year?
Speaker 2: Like, what are y'all getting? Where y'all getting this from?
Speaker 9: Ya? Where they get the information from?
Speaker 2: Sary?
Speaker 9: I'm gonna be really envy.
Speaker 22: You shouldn't be allowed to come back to work until
Speaker 22: after the playoffs.
Speaker 9: If your team didn't make the playoffs, you shouldn't give.
Speaker 10: It the work.
Speaker 2: That is very true. I agree with that.
Speaker 9: I'm even gonna be honest with you. But look, Sorr,
Speaker 9: I have a question for you. You know that means
Speaker 9: you're going through the super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Did you get our sweet yet?
Speaker 23: Uh?
Speaker 2: No, I haven't gotten the sweet yet.
Speaker 9: Sorry, you start looking for the sweet, shark your money drive.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a waste of money.
Speaker 9: You hating at six o'clock in the morning by y'all.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 9: Good morning?
Speaker 18: And ship boy Ryan from Brooklyn?
Speaker 2: How you doing Ryan from Brooklyn? Whatever? Get it off
Speaker 2: your chest.
Speaker 19: I'm pushed though, man needs this is showing.
Speaker 9: These are showing people.
Speaker 22: I'm her out of work for a couple of months
Speaker 22: now and they ain't pay me yet, and I'm pissed
Speaker 22: for man, they got to count they they.
Speaker 4: Well, you're not gonna get insurance threatning them. Okay, that's
Speaker 4: not gonna work, bro, your liability.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the fact. Have a blessed day, sir. Goodbye, sir. Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this yo?
Speaker 9: You be you ready from Atlanta?
Speaker 2: Be ready to get it off your chest?
Speaker 9: Yeah, sir. I just want to say shout out to Saramagne.
Speaker 9: Shout out yourself with doing what y'all do on a
Speaker 9: positive note. But Charlamagne was saying shout out to her.
Speaker 2: This is a birthday, absolutely, But.
Speaker 9: I just I just want to say, why Charlamagne will
Speaker 9: let people that way? Beijing be happy?
Speaker 2: You know it? What people that we're in bathing.
Speaker 9: Let people why you all let beazing people be happy?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 9: Just because you got to bout here, no face hair
Speaker 9: and you got all to noise to say my people
Speaker 9: were beazing. I will a little bit of it, but
Speaker 9: not a lot.
Speaker 2: But I want you to.
Speaker 4: I want y'all to be happy, but clearly or not,
Speaker 4: because if you were happy, then you know you would
Speaker 4: let your grade show.
Speaker 9: My great do show. But it's nothing wrong with enhancing
Speaker 9: your your personal health.
Speaker 2: I'm not listening. It's not health.
Speaker 4: But I'm not mad at you if you feel like
Speaker 4: doing the Beijing thing, but I'm gonna point it out
Speaker 4: when it looks very fake like Envys be doing mine.
Speaker 2: Don't look fake. But thank you, bro. He just be
Speaker 2: hated because he ain't got no head on the top
Speaker 2: of By the way, I don't have no problem with Benjing.
Speaker 4: I have a problem with y'all people that make it
Speaker 4: look so obvious, like y'all be looking crazy, like it
Speaker 4: just looks like somebody just took black paint just threw
Speaker 4: it on your head.
Speaker 2: It looks insane. He's a hater.
Speaker 9: Be Ray's man. It's so different way when you get
Speaker 9: pedis and manicure, you're putting put ink on your finger.
Speaker 9: What's the difference.
Speaker 4: I don't get my fingers when I get a petty
Speaker 4: the color. I don't get color, he get color. You know,
Speaker 4: there's nothing wrong with Beijing. Y'all just need to stop
Speaker 4: doing it yourself. Maybe go to a professional and let
Speaker 4: a professional blend it in or something.
Speaker 9: If it's hard to trust somebody about having no facing
Speaker 9: hair in four.
Speaker 2: Man, there you go, you know, be ready. You know,
Speaker 2: women get their head dyed all the time. There's nothing
Speaker 2: wrong with a little justman or a little basing.
Speaker 4: Women get their hair dyed by a professional art our
Speaker 4: women know how to put just enough in it so
Speaker 4: it at least looks natural.
Speaker 2: Y'all. Don't be looking natural.
Speaker 4: And y'all get mad when somebody calls it out, well
Speaker 4: be ray telling we don't do it for him.
Speaker 2: Why are you trying to look at us like that?
Speaker 9: Sell man, I get my hair cut every two weeks.
Speaker 9: I pay one hundred dollars, and my barber put enhancements,
Speaker 9: and my be here every now and then. By let
Speaker 9: my career like that, and.
Speaker 2: I bet you youalls look way better than envies. You'll
Speaker 2: stop it.
Speaker 4: And Bey looked like the Envy looked like the Beatle
Speaker 4: off the first Mario Brothers, the little black beat off.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the one from eighty. Don't don't laugh
Speaker 4: at him. Be ready we stick together. Don't laugh at him.
Speaker 9: Hey, let's y'all man, y'all keep doing what y'all do.
Speaker 2: Man, going there, Get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and five eighty five one oh five one. If you
Speaker 2: need to ben, hit us up now. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 20: The breakfast Club is your time to get it off
Speaker 20: your chest. Whether you're mad.
Speaker 2: Or black something, get up and get something. Call up now.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one. We
Speaker 2: want to hear from you on the breakfast cause, uh hello,
Speaker 2: who's this this? Pick?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 2: Brother? You off your chest?
Speaker 19: Uh uh? In November, I got uh hurt on the job,
Speaker 19: and well I want to say, uh hey Charlamagne and
Speaker 19: yeah I'm natural good. But you know, I got hurt
Speaker 19: and they put me on right duties and work was
Speaker 19: cop but then turn around didn't get me out for
Speaker 19: paint or anything. So I was out a couple of days.
Speaker 19: So they fired me. But they told me they could
Speaker 19: have fired me because I was on worker's camp.
Speaker 2: I didn't think it could be fried on work.
Speaker 19: I didn't know that it either I am so I
Speaker 19: haven't got any received any money for the whole month
Speaker 19: of the Center for Workmer's camp and now I'm going
Speaker 19: into vir January. I ain't had no money to pay
Speaker 19: my rent or anything. And I went to Cabbage and Knapman.
Speaker 19: They said took me ninety days for them even the
Speaker 19: process of or Hannah. And I mean, I'm I'm out.
Speaker 19: I'm up with free without a paper. You know what
Speaker 19: I'm saying?
Speaker 2: What you need? Brother?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 2: What what? What you're looking at? What you're looking for?
Speaker 19: I mean some just to give me parents this month
Speaker 19: because I go to Core on the two a second
Speaker 19: or this month for an invention. I mean maybe y'all
Speaker 19: can't help me, but I mean I need some kind
Speaker 19: of help. I mean I call the churches and UH
Speaker 19: and all that and can't help me. That's I paid
Speaker 19: December month.
Speaker 4: Brand'll put your cash cash.
Speaker 19: Out there, Chapital Air I E N D cap of
Speaker 19: the p I T T S.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yeah, okay, brother, all right now? Yeah Taylor
Speaker 2: one of our producers that it depends on what station
Speaker 2: and if you could be fired for workers comp. So
Speaker 2: I guess the state that he is can't let him
Speaker 2: go or being on work as comp Sorry for that, brother, Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 2: My name is Ama a mob What up? Get off
Speaker 2: your chairce bro.
Speaker 18: Uh so, good morning y'all. I have nothing negative to
Speaker 18: get out my test. I wanted to say a couple
Speaker 18: of things, so one I tried to call y'alllast I'm
Speaker 18: not going to tell you a happy anniversary because December
Speaker 18: seventh is actually my birthday too. I wanted to make
Speaker 18: our happy anniversary and everything. No problem, No problem too.
Speaker 9: It's a cool to talk to both of y'all.
Speaker 18: Actually, it's a cool to talk to you because I
Speaker 18: to I need to be a scholar man hater, no lie.
Speaker 18: But uh after some time I started listening to you
Speaker 18: and I was like, dang, see actually, uh we kind
Speaker 18: of I'm not gonna say think a life, but I
Speaker 18: was like, I definitely agree on certain things that he's
Speaker 18: standing up. So I haven't been a trouve man hater in.
Speaker 2: A few years.
Speaker 8: Thank you, brother. I appreciate that. But I need my
Speaker 8: haters too.
Speaker 18: Now, which I understand. I feel like everybody needs some haters,
Speaker 18: but like, only if you really you know what I'm
Speaker 18: saying it's got to be something to hate on, and
Speaker 18: I felt like, well, if I'm agreeing with stuff, I
Speaker 18: can't really hate them.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Listen, man, everybody loves a bad guy. Okay, it's called
Speaker 2: stock Stockholm syndrome. Sir, you're listening to so long that
Speaker 2: you forget that you hate him. You just start like,
Speaker 2: everybody loves the bad guy. I like being the bad guy.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five ain't five one oh five one? Now
Speaker 2: when we come back, we got your room and report.
Speaker 2: We got to talk about who Steven A. Smith called
Speaker 2: a at fasted. We'll get to that next. As the
Speaker 2: breakfast clugan Morning, the breakfast club. Morning everybody, It's dj
Speaker 2: n V, Charlamagne the gud. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the room. Let's let's talk. Stephen A.
Speaker 2: Smith call out a name or you gossip is the
Speaker 2: rumor report?
Speaker 24: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right right now. Yesterday
Speaker 2: I was I followed Stephen A. Smith on Instagram and
Speaker 2: on social media, and he posted something that was totally
Speaker 2: unlike Stephen A. Smith. Uh, this is what he said
Speaker 2: on his Instagram yesterday, which I noticed, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: this doesn't sound like Stephen Ay.
Speaker 25: There's a few things going on in the world of
Speaker 25: sports that need to be addressed, but on this particular day,
Speaker 25: they don't take precedent. Instead, one would be Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 25: and his situation with the Pat McAfee show. That's necessary
Speaker 25: to address because after all, I'm an employee for ESPN.
Speaker 25: The other would be a fat bastard that has gotten
Speaker 25: away for far too long talking his book. You want
Speaker 25: it some fine, I'm happy to.
Speaker 2: Give it to you.
Speaker 25: All I will say is that the things that I'm
Speaker 25: going to say, please don't hold anybody responsible for it
Speaker 25: other than me. Nobody. I even took the liberty of
Speaker 25: calling my pastor to apologize in advance for what I'm
Speaker 25: gonna say about that.
Speaker 2: No good bastard.
Speaker 25: So i will address that in just a few minutes.
Speaker 25: And I'm not engaging in our perbole. I'm not exaggerating.
Speaker 25: The pastor's name is Pastor A ar Bernard at Christian
Speaker 25: Cultural Center. You don't believe me call him an asking
Speaker 25: all right?
Speaker 2: So that's where it started. And Steve, you know, Steven A.
Speaker 2: Smith is my Queen's Bretherton. When I see him start
Speaker 2: talking like that, I said, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: How is he talking just like that? Like you know,
Speaker 2: Steven A. Smith? For you, that wasn't nothing extra. You
Speaker 2: usually don't talk about college's usually talking more about sports,
Speaker 2: not as colleague. Well, Jason Woodlock, if you don't know
Speaker 2: who it is, he has a show on Blaze, and
Speaker 2: he said, Steven A. Smith. I guess he went down
Speaker 2: the same road as cat will you tried to go down?
Speaker 2: And he said Steven A. Smith was an industry plant
Speaker 2: and that he even didn't even write his own book. Well,
Speaker 2: Steven Asmith wanted to address some of the things that
Speaker 2: Jason Whitlock said about him. This man will tell you
Speaker 2: I'm lying.
Speaker 12: He even went so far as to say my autobiography
Speaker 12: where I talk about my mother, my father, my sisters,
Speaker 12: the business, my hiring and firing and rehiring it ISPN.
Speaker 2: I didn't write it.
Speaker 25: This article is an article written on deadspin dot com
Speaker 25: the title how Jason Whitlock is poisoning ESPN's Black grant Land.
Speaker 25: Let me read the graph to you. This staff, the
Speaker 25: one Whitlock was praising by way of warnings that if
Speaker 25: the writers and editors wouldn't aligned with his vision, he
Speaker 25: would get rid of them.
Speaker 2: Was not the one Whitlock wanted.
Speaker 25: The Undefeated was originally meant to attract the best and
Speaker 25: brightest young black talent in the country. Those young writers
Speaker 25: comprehensively refused to work with him, so did big name
Speaker 25: espnos like Howard Bryant, Jamel Hill, and Steven A.
Speaker 2: Smith. I could write him well. He talks about that,
Speaker 2: and then he talks about after that, Jason Whitlock actually
Speaker 2: running up on him and apologizing and saying he's sorry
Speaker 2: and wrote an email and said he understands and how
Speaker 2: bad he thought their relationship was.
Speaker 25: Did you tell them how you stood outside outside of
Speaker 25: first take, begging me to talk to you. Did you
Speaker 25: tell them that once the same article in Dead spind
Speaker 25: came out weeks later, you wrote a lengthy apology to
Speaker 25: me in an email begging me to forgive you, pointing
Speaker 25: out how you were betrayed by this particular writer. So
Speaker 25: you know how I must feel that you betrayed me.
Speaker 25: Did you tell the folks that.
Speaker 2: You He also talks about how he doesn't like Jason
Speaker 2: so much that he even made it his point to
Speaker 2: put in his contract that he never ever had to
Speaker 2: work with him on the network.
Speaker 25: Ladies and gentlemen, how serious I am, am? I I
Speaker 25: have a contract that I negotiated with ESPN and I
Speaker 25: signed in twenty and fifteen. I had it in my
Speaker 25: contract and I have a copy of it where it
Speaker 25: specifically stipulates that I never work with Jason Whitlock. It's
Speaker 25: in writing, No wonder. You didn't see him on First Take,
Speaker 25: You didn't see him on Undisputed with Skip Bayless either.
Speaker 25: Skip Bayless wouldn't allow him on there. You didn't see
Speaker 25: him on numbers never Lie either. Jamel Hill and Michael
Speaker 25: Smith wouldn't allow him on there.
Speaker 8: I wonder how much of this is steven A.
Speaker 4: Smith being actually upset on How much of this is
Speaker 4: Steven A using Jason Whitlock for content, Not that stephen
Speaker 4: A needs it, you know what I mean. And I'm
Speaker 4: not mad at any of it, But I just wonder,
Speaker 4: because Shannon Sharp had a great week with the Cat
Speaker 4: Walliams club siation she interview. You know, Pat mccaffree had
Speaker 4: a great week with all the Aaron Rodgers Jimmy Kimmel controversy.
Speaker 4: Steven A might feel a need to keep up, might
Speaker 4: be a need to compete.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying because there really is no reason for
Speaker 4: steven A. Smith to be discussing Jason Wilock at this point.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's been throwing shots at steven A Smith
Speaker 4: and everybody over there for years. So maybe steven A
Speaker 4: Smith got fed up.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe he's just using this for content.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But it gets to a point sometimes
Speaker 2: you probably just get fed up. It's just like you
Speaker 2: say one more thing, and it's like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I just got to respond to dude, like enough, it's enough.
Speaker 2: Oh who cares other than noise, other than drama, other
Speaker 2: than us loving to see people go at each other?
Speaker 2: Why do we care about this situation?
Speaker 4: Because I still don't even know what this is all about, right,
Speaker 4: and you've been explaining it for the pastball for five minute.
Speaker 2: Well, now with steven A. Smith, he had to get
Speaker 2: some things off his chest, and he did. Also Young
Speaker 2: Miami allegedly, now this is a Jasmine brand exclusive. They're
Speaker 2: reporting that she has to cut not cut, but cut
Speaker 2: out Diddy on her reality show. They're saying that possibly
Speaker 2: I'll say allegedly that the show is pushed back a
Speaker 2: little bit because there's a lot of scenes with Diddy
Speaker 2: and they're taking those scenes out. I don't know how
Speaker 2: true that is. Young Miami. She listens every morning, well
Speaker 2: most of the mornings when she's taking her kids to school,
Speaker 2: so hopefully she'll check in and say, well, that's true,
Speaker 2: that's not true, but that's allegedly. And that show was
Speaker 2: set to air on B E T later this year.
Speaker 4: Well, I wasn't looking forward to that show because of
Speaker 4: any Diddy appearances anyway, nop. I was looking forward to
Speaker 4: that show because Young Miami is highly entertaining. Absolutely, no,
Speaker 4: Kreshi's highly entertaining. So yes, I want to see Corisia's
Speaker 4: behind the scenes life, that's right. Yeah, I'm highly intrigued
Speaker 4: and interested in a Young Miami reality TV show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we were. We seen them taping at the
Speaker 2: BET Awards. We've seen them taping up pair. Yeah, they
Speaker 2: were taping a lot of places. So I look forward
Speaker 2: to seeing that as well.
Speaker 4: I want to see I care about and cameos from
Speaker 4: JT more than I do Diddy.
Speaker 2: All right, and that is your rumor reports. Now when
Speaker 2: we come back, we got front page news, teslaing figure out.
Speaker 2: We're breaking down what's happening in the world. And then
Speaker 2: we have Angela Rod, Tiffany Cross, and Andrew Gillham the
Speaker 2: Native Land Podcast. They'll be joining us. They got a
Speaker 2: new podcast that they launched today and we'll talk to
Speaker 2: them in a few So don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is DJ env Charlemagne a god. We ought to
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news with such.
Speaker 6: Was going on. DJ mby and Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 2: He says, let's jump right into it.
Speaker 10: Hunter Biden man yesterday was a circus, to say the least,
Speaker 10: very entertaining. He popped up yesterday attending unexpectedly attending the
Speaker 10: hearing about if Congress should hold him in contempt.
Speaker 6: Let's go to CBS for the report.
Speaker 21: There was some high drama on Capitol Hell today after
Speaker 21: Hunter Biden made a surprise appearance of the House Oversight Committee.
Speaker 21: That group has been weighing whether to hold the President's
Speaker 21: son in contempt of Congress. At issue Hunter Biden's earlier
Speaker 21: refusal to appear for a closed door deposition. He instead
Speaker 21: offered to testify publicly. House Republicans want to talk with
Speaker 21: him as part of their impeachment inquiry into his father.
Speaker 21: Thirty minutes into today's hearing, Hunter Biden walked out without
Speaker 21: responding to any questions.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so a lot was going on, Republicans with throwing
Speaker 10: shots all afternoon. Representative Nancy Mace went there talking about
Speaker 10: white privilege and mentioned who has balls and who doesn't
Speaker 10: take a listen.
Speaker 21: You are the epitome of white privilege, coming into the
Speaker 21: Oversight Committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena
Speaker 21: to be deposed.
Speaker 14: What are you afraid of?
Speaker 3: You have no to come up here?
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 10: Then after that, Marjorie Taylor Green had this to say
Speaker 10: about him being a coward.
Speaker 5: Sits here with a smug look on his face and
Speaker 5: runs away when it's my turn to talk.
Speaker 2: Not only is he a criminal, but he is a coward.
Speaker 10: Then after that he went outside and reporters going back
Speaker 10: to what you talked about earlier, Charlemagne, They walked.
Speaker 6: Upon him and his attorney and asked him about Craig.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen, please, I'll.
Speaker 26: Answer your question if you beat quiet and let me
Speaker 26: make a state look practice you normally smoke, mister Ebiden.
Speaker 4: I'm not mad at anything any of that, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, But I do feel like you got
Speaker 4: to keep the same energy because it's you know, President
Speaker 4: Donald Trump and his administration. You know, they've duffed a
Speaker 4: lot of subpoenas you know from Congress, and I've never
Speaker 4: heard anybody from the GOP call call call them out
Speaker 4: about it. The question you so crack? Before that different
Speaker 4: types of crack? No, I never knew that there was
Speaker 4: different types of crack. And that's that's that's that's what
Speaker 4: was so entertaining about that we are the most unserious
Speaker 4: country ever. I truly don't even know how shows like
Speaker 4: snel are still on because everything is a spoof, but
Speaker 4: real life is funnier. I didn't know there was types
Speaker 4: of crack, Like what level of privilege do you have
Speaker 4: to have to be able to get different types of crack?
Speaker 2: Like is there are cracking robins?
Speaker 4: Like do folks go so they can get thirty one
Speaker 4: flavors of that fried cocaine?
Speaker 2: Can you fried crack? Can you grill crack? And is
Speaker 2: he jerky? You can fried coke? That's all.
Speaker 4: That's all crack is fried crack, fried cocaine. And what
Speaker 4: flavors do they have? Is it like peanut butter blossom crack,
Speaker 4: non dairy mint, choco choco chunk crack, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean?
Speaker 2: Chocolate moves crack royale. What do they have Huh.
Speaker 4: Old fashioned butter pe can crack, Orio cookies and crane crack.
Speaker 2: Huh, chocolate cherry bark crack, mint chocolate chip crack? How many?
Speaker 2: What type of crack is it? Honey?
Speaker 10: Maybe they're talking about the potency of the crack because
Speaker 10: you know you can step on them. Maybe you know,
Speaker 10: maybe some of little bit stronger, not strong out of.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe I just like, damn boy, they white privilege
Speaker 4: must be real for real when you can get different
Speaker 4: types of crack.
Speaker 8: They only had one type of crack when I was
Speaker 8: growing up.
Speaker 6: Plain basic, good old.
Speaker 4: Crane, basic vanilla crack. The playing basic vanilla. We ain't
Speaker 4: even get vanilla chocolate, a strawberry, just straight vanilla.
Speaker 2: Jesus.
Speaker 10: So would you say you said they win Joe? What
Speaker 10: they do they win? Joe Clark on to play that
Speaker 10: red just.
Speaker 2: Smoke crack, don't you smoke cracked, don't you. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to tell you that's on that bar. That's all I
Speaker 2: was missing. That's how that reported.
Speaker 4: See that reporter ain't got no sense of coaching, right
Speaker 4: if you had a sense of coaching, because he was
Speaker 4: asking great questions, all the questions leading up to it.
Speaker 2: But you got to end it with that joke. You
Speaker 2: smoke cracked? Don't you smoke crack?
Speaker 4: Don't you?
Speaker 2: Boy?
Speaker 8: If he had ended it with Joe Clark, Oh legend, legend.
Speaker 2: Y'all don't take anything serious. No we don't.
Speaker 6: That's no.
Speaker 4: This is America, just a series final of America. Okay,
Speaker 4: final Act, So lit's enjoy it.
Speaker 2: Goodness.
Speaker 10: Yeah, definitely was a mess, but overall, the House Oversight
Speaker 10: Committee did vote twenty five to twenty one to approve
Speaker 10: a resolution holding Hunter Biden in contempt. So we'll just
Speaker 10: continue to keep following. But yesterday was very entertaining. It's
Speaker 10: so much more, was said Charlemae before we get out of it.
Speaker 10: What are they were saying about erections and showing.
Speaker 4: Pen Everybody was just messing up, Like I saw somebody
Speaker 4: calling out somebody for showing penis pigs, and then I
Speaker 4: saw a representative of Promila Jaya Paul say, Trump incited
Speaker 4: an erection.
Speaker 27: But if we're gonna talk about outrageous things that have
Speaker 27: happened or things that have never happened, let's talk about
Speaker 27: the fact that President Trump incited an erection.
Speaker 7: And maybe that too, he could talk about that too.
Speaker 3: I guess it.
Speaker 8: Was just wild like it was just a wild time
Speaker 8: yesterday in congered.
Speaker 2: Wow. All right, well that is Front Page News Steaky test. Absolutely,
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Speaker 2: All right now, when we come back, Angela Raie, Tiffany Cross,
Speaker 2: and Andrew Gillimore we joining us. They got a new podcast,
Speaker 2: the Native Land Podcast. We're gonna chop it up with
Speaker 2: the next Don't Move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good Morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody is dj n V Charlemagne
Speaker 2: the God. We are the Breakfast Club. And we got
Speaker 2: some special guests in the belly. Yes, indeed we have
Speaker 2: Angela Rae.
Speaker 28: All right now, Tihany Cross, Andrew Gillen, welcome, what's up
Speaker 28: everybody the new year.
Speaker 2: How you're feeling?
Speaker 8: The internet called him destiny fulfilled.
Speaker 2: No, we're death throat.
Speaker 14: Did you hear that? It's giving death throaw?
Speaker 4: I was like, I appreciate that because of their pusble
Speaker 4: pictures for what. They're here to talk about their new podcast,
Speaker 4: Native Land Native Land Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, how did you three get together? They decided this
Speaker 2: podcast long.
Speaker 5: Before the podcast. Actually, we've all known each other Angelin
Speaker 5: I've known Antela almost my whole adult life. I think
Speaker 5: we met when I was like twenty three, twenty four,
Speaker 5: right when we both moved to DC. Angela and Andrew
Speaker 5: already knew each other. And Andrew and I met.
Speaker 14: Through the years CBC mostly Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: But you're also like in DC a lot doing things,
Speaker 5: and so it was really organic the way our friendship
Speaker 5: came together. And Angela had this vision of doing the
Speaker 5: podcast and reach out to both of us. And when
Speaker 5: Angela calls, my sister calls, I always say yes, So we.
Speaker 3: Had an incident.
Speaker 28: I mean it is instant met love and respect for
Speaker 28: the sister. Who was I mean leveling your biggest beast
Speaker 28: in the room.
Speaker 3: It didn't matter.
Speaker 28: And to see Angela change the culture for young professionals
Speaker 28: in d C during her time there. Her legacy lives
Speaker 28: on with other young dane As live, but it lives
Speaker 28: on through those who will continue her work and to
Speaker 28: come to this podcast.
Speaker 3: I think what is particularly.
Speaker 28: Special is not just the long standing relationship that we
Speaker 28: have with each other. It is that very few people
Speaker 28: want to enter your atmosphere when they think you are radioactive.
Speaker 28: Maybe you're radioactive cooling. Maybe you've gotten through, but it
Speaker 28: is very hard to find the first It's the same
Speaker 28: is that all the hardships had somehow reached alchemy that
Speaker 28: you could turn what was what you thought was bad horrific.
Speaker 3: That you're still.
Speaker 28: Mourning and grieving and triggered by you have to be
Speaker 28: thankful for it all.
Speaker 2: With that said, who determines if you're radioactive? Though? Because
Speaker 2: I think a lot of times we might care more
Speaker 2: than other people do.
Speaker 14: Like it might just be you know, society at large.
Speaker 5: I think social media can be harsh.
Speaker 2: I agree. I hate that this morning, but she's right
Speaker 2: because the social media creates a noise.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and sometimes it can penetrate lazy journalism and drive
Speaker 5: how newsrooms treat you and how they speak. So and
Speaker 5: sometimes it like they say, be your own people. You know,
Speaker 5: sometimes people who you thought were your friend were not
Speaker 5: at that time. And in the time of fire, I
Speaker 5: would say, when my show got canceled unexpectedly, Charlott Mane,
Speaker 5: you remember that time period. Of course it was not
Speaker 5: Charlemagne's fault at all, for the record, but you could
Speaker 5: not reach me, like you literally had to go through
Speaker 5: Angela to get to me. Like Angela, get on the plane,
Speaker 5: come to Atlanta, and we were like together non stop.
Speaker 5: And you know, you notice who's slow to return your
Speaker 5: phone calls because they're playing the power game. And you know,
Speaker 5: would rather align with like feckless leaders who uphold white
Speaker 5: supremacy instead of people who never came to you in crisis.
Speaker 5: But we're always with you in sisterhood. And so I
Speaker 5: think you have three people here who have been consistent
Speaker 5: in that way. And it takes a special person, like
Speaker 5: Andrew said, to stand with you in the fire. But Andrew,
Speaker 5: I want Andrew to say the advice he gave because
Speaker 5: I can be a petty you know, and it's like
Speaker 5: I don't with that person anymore. And Andrew has a
Speaker 5: really great point that he makes about expecting like acceptance
Speaker 5: and expecting, and it's like you are expecting, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: mess it up, But you are expecting a hyena to
Speaker 5: act like a lion when they've all been a hyena.
Speaker 5: So you just set yourself up for disappointment.
Speaker 28: No, I mean I so the port about I think
Speaker 28: tried through the fire. You know, the phoenix keeps coming
Speaker 28: to mind of going through something and then trying to
Speaker 28: emerge going through these kinds of things, me the trial,
Speaker 28: everything that happened post my run for governor of Florida.
Speaker 28: I had assumed that people who benefited financially personally, who
Speaker 28: got their jobs, are holding those jobs in those advances
Speaker 28: because of doings you opened, because you refused to do
Speaker 28: business with people who did not hire employee, respect the
Speaker 28: diversity of our community, whose dollars were actually spending. And
Speaker 28: I thought, because of my presence, but then forget what
Speaker 28: it meant to lead and represent it as a mayor
Speaker 28: and run for governor and earn those votes and so
Speaker 28: on and so forth. But people who can and a chemistry,
Speaker 28: couldn't they They were aloof disappeared Vamuth.
Speaker 2: You couldn't have thought they were your real friends though.
Speaker 28: No, No, I absolutely thought that these were people who I
Speaker 28: could go into a bunker with, and I think all
Speaker 28: of us would have if you pull back the layers.
Speaker 28: I'm not sure how why do you go with all
Speaker 28: your circle and whether you call everybody a friend, But
Speaker 28: these are people had put on a friend list after scrutiny.
Speaker 3: And expect that they're going to be there for me.
Speaker 28: Not because I read something in the newspaper and I'm
Speaker 28: just finding his heart. No, it's because the person I
Speaker 28: know wouldn't do what you're suggesting, Praise God, and I'm
Speaker 28: standing with him in the gap until somebody proves me otherwise.
Speaker 3: It proves me different.
Speaker 28: And even after that, I have grace when none of
Speaker 28: that shows up, lonely, angry.
Speaker 3: Mad and all that stuff, you know, it's for the birds.
Speaker 28: I'm just so thankful God revealed for me people in
Speaker 28: my life who would say and hold me and say,
Speaker 28: you know, you were expecting those folks to show up
Speaker 28: as you would, and I understand how that happens. But
Speaker 28: their reaction was simply them doing what they knew how
Speaker 28: to do. It was their default. They didn't know to
Speaker 28: perform differently. They didn't know to organize our friends to
Speaker 28: hold the press conference and call for this, that and
Speaker 28: the other.
Speaker 3: What they did was they retreated.
Speaker 28: Their safety and security because if they can take this
Speaker 28: dukee down, then what to me?
Speaker 5: Right, and as the intention of it, that is the
Speaker 5: intention of it. Don't be too bold, don't be too real,
Speaker 5: don't speak too honest to truth. We have to present
Speaker 5: like if these negresses get too out of hand, we
Speaker 5: are going to castrate you on some level. I think
Speaker 5: that happens all the time, right, It's important to show like, hey,
Speaker 5: I'm still here, I ain't never going nowhere.
Speaker 14: We are all still here.
Speaker 5: We're all still standing. And even if like the faces
Speaker 5: look different, right, but it still represents the same thing.
Speaker 5: So it is, I would say, Andrew, and for all
Speaker 5: of us who have ever found ourselves in the public
Speaker 5: eye in a negative way to the mass consumers out there,
Speaker 5: don't do the conservative white man's bidding for him. Stops
Speaker 5: getting both on the internet. Stop spreading salacious things on
Speaker 5: the internet to get likes, Stop spreading a lot like
Speaker 5: they expect you to do that, Like we gonna spoon
Speaker 5: feed this to you because we know that you will
Speaker 5: be the person to carry this to the community, whether
Speaker 5: it be right wing talking points or an effort to
Speaker 5: take out one of your leaders.
Speaker 2: Does it bother you that it's a lot of times
Speaker 2: in both your situations in Angela as well, where it's
Speaker 2: the people that look like you, yes, attacking you more.
Speaker 5: It is a problem, that is a problem. Part of
Speaker 5: it is, I think social media, which just erodes intellects
Speaker 5: in a lot of ways. Read a paper and stop
Speaker 5: scrolling through Instagram looking at nonsense. But also even as
Speaker 5: it impacts lazy journalism, look, the oppressor does not have
Speaker 5: to look like them. Sometimes the oppressor looks like you.
Speaker 5: Sometimes they select I'm gonna pick you the overseer because
Speaker 5: I know you are a weak one who can be
Speaker 5: bought and sold, and I know I can send you
Speaker 5: out to the path to keep all the other negroes
Speaker 5: and in check. And you have to look at yourself,
Speaker 5: like what side if history steps back and judge me,
Speaker 5: what side am I on? And look, if you look
Speaker 5: at history, there's always been that like Martin Luther King
Speaker 5: was not celebrated his entire life. He was considered a troublemaker,
Speaker 5: like we don't want you around here. Massive feed us good,
Speaker 5: you know, we happy. So there's always been those people
Speaker 5: don't be that person.
Speaker 2: Hi, we got more with Angela, Rod, Tiffany Crossing, Andrew Gillim.
Speaker 2: That new podcast, the Native Lamp Podcast, is out today,
Speaker 2: so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning warning everybody,
Speaker 2: It's dj NV Charlamagne the gud we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Were still kicking with Angela, Tiffany Crossing, Andrew Gillim.
Speaker 4: Now, Charlama, where did you get your name Native Lamb
Speaker 4: from it? And Lardy gave me to look like the podcast?
Speaker 29: Yeah, like we can, we can go in. And I
Speaker 29: think the main thing for us to know is this
Speaker 29: is radio. We want people to tune into the podcast.
Speaker 29: We want them to do that every week. It's dropping
Speaker 29: every single Thursday, Native Lamb Pod.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm gonna tell you right now. You're gonna like
Speaker 14: that like I've been talking for fifteen minutes.
Speaker 29: But no, it was there's a stanza in James Weldon
Speaker 29: Johnson's lived every voice and sing true to our God,
Speaker 29: true to our native land. And I think that the
Speaker 29: conundrum that many of us find ourselves in is we
Speaker 29: know that this isn't our original birthplace, This isn't our
Speaker 29: origin story, so to speak. It is the continent, but
Speaker 29: a lot of us have never been there. We have
Speaker 29: been fortunate to go, but a lot of us haven't
Speaker 29: been there. But this has become our native land. This
Speaker 29: is because we become our home base, because our folks
Speaker 29: built this. I say, we built this joint for free,
Speaker 29: and then moreover, because of the lack of safety that
Speaker 29: Tiff has referenced and that Andrew's reference. We wanted at
Speaker 29: home base for our folks to come to every single week.
Speaker 29: And so when we say Native lamp Pid, we also
Speaker 29: say welcome home, y'all.
Speaker 4: What would you say to people who will probably look
Speaker 4: at y'all and say, well, this is just gonna be
Speaker 4: another Democratic echo chamber.
Speaker 14: I don't know why.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I vote Democrat most of the time,
Speaker 5: but I am not a talking head for the party
Speaker 5: at all. I think they make horrific decisions. I think
Speaker 5: they summarily dismiss our community the same way a lot
Speaker 5: of the cable news industry does. I think they fail
Speaker 5: us at every point. I think this is part of
Speaker 5: another narrative that some black folks have taken in and believed,
Speaker 5: and that is, and a lot of white folks believe
Speaker 5: it that black people are so loyal to the Democratic Party.
Speaker 5: That is not true. Black folks are loyal to ourselves,
Speaker 5: and the world benefits from it. Society benefits from what
Speaker 5: we do. I understand the person's perspective who says, you know,
Speaker 5: you want me to participate in this system that has
Speaker 5: incarcerated my brother, poisoned my mother, keeps my kids in
Speaker 5: a dilapidated school, and you're telling me, by my participation
Speaker 5: in this system, I'm going to somehow fix it, when
Speaker 5: for decades my life has not changed. I understand that perspective.
Speaker 5: When we vote, we are not American enthusiasts trying to
Speaker 5: uphold the white man's democracy. We are voting in favor
Speaker 5: of harm reduction. That has nothing to do with loyalty
Speaker 5: to party. We are loyal to our people, and by
Speaker 5: our people, I mean us as black folks, but also
Speaker 5: the rising majority of this country, the Asian American Pacific
Speaker 5: Islander community, the Indigenous community, the Latino community, because this
Speaker 5: country hasn't been very polite or kind to any of
Speaker 5: those communities, and so we're trying to be here to
Speaker 5: advance a cause for the greater good, not for any
Speaker 5: political party.
Speaker 4: Would any of y'all have a vote for a conservatives
Speaker 4: like that that wasn't a Trump conservative.
Speaker 5: Conservative policy something that has been overwhelmingly harmful to black folks.
Speaker 5: So I would I don't know, I don't know necessarily
Speaker 5: get so caught up in time show democratic ones to
Speaker 5: That's what I was about to say, Like, there are
Speaker 5: conservative democrats. So I think anybody who falls under the
Speaker 5: conservative umbrella those policies are contrary to my survival and
Speaker 5: to the health of my community.
Speaker 2: So I don't think so.
Speaker 29: I think And you know, we talked about lazy journalism earlier,
Speaker 29: and this is no insult to you, my dear brother,
Speaker 29: but I think that what we often do is say
Speaker 29: we want to break out of boxes, and then we
Speaker 29: try to find a way to put people right back
Speaker 29: in those boxes. I think here on this show, what
Speaker 29: we're going to really try to do is break out
Speaker 29: of those constraints and really talk about what it looks
Speaker 29: like to have a black agenda. Thank God for Alicia
Speaker 29: Garza doing working on the Black Census Project that now
Speaker 29: gives us permission to imagine what a world could look
Speaker 29: like that we could live in and thrive in. I
Speaker 29: think the other thing that's really important is I don't
Speaker 29: really want to construct another Republican frankistigin. They tried that
Speaker 29: experiment and failed, at least it failed us. That's Donald Trump, right,
Speaker 29: like I don't want to build the ideal conservative.
Speaker 14: For me, I don't. I don't know who that is.
Speaker 29: I think I'm politician that well, but that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 29: I to Tip's point about harm reduction. So for me,
Speaker 29: I'm progressive. I don't see myself in the White House.
Speaker 29: I don't see myself for the most part, in Congress.
Speaker 29: There are several Congressional Black Caucus members who I think
Speaker 29: don't get the attention and the respect they've deserved because
Speaker 29: they represent my best interests. I wish some of them
Speaker 29: would run for higher office, and some of them haven't
Speaker 29: and couldn't get there.
Speaker 28: Is some of their I appreciate the point around the
Speaker 28: best interests because the truth is is that most of
Speaker 28: these things benefit everybody. I mean one of when we
Speaker 28: say people are out there advocating a legislating on our behalf,
Speaker 28: it is largely to close a gap that should never
Speaker 28: have existed in the first place, that exist in public
Speaker 28: policy society, and it plays out every single day again
Speaker 28: on this hamster wheel that we're bridging that. But the
Speaker 28: benefit of that idea, that policy, You can't tell me
Speaker 28: getting that extra However, many hundreds of dollars per child
Speaker 28: during COVID for childcare didn't mean something to white folks,
Speaker 28: Black folks, brown folks and everything in between. The problem
Speaker 28: is is that we've got folks who are putting lots
Speaker 28: of money into making sure that all we know are
Speaker 28: our differences.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, you can't.
Speaker 28: Tell me my state is uber Republican when we had
Speaker 28: a race in eighteen that came down two point four
Speaker 28: percent difference. Now I am nowhere near a conservative title.
Speaker 28: Joe Biden is much more that than I am. And
Speaker 28: you had a five or six point difference in the
Speaker 28: less democratic nominee you know, love them, but a twenty
Speaker 28: point gap, and so did thou demans. Right, So what
Speaker 28: the hell are white people prepared to hear from us?
Speaker 28: And in what way do they need to hear it?
Speaker 28: That doesn't betray our agenda, it furthers it, but allows
Speaker 28: them to see themselves in the process, because I think
Speaker 28: that's what we had to do to close that divide.
Speaker 28: And unfortunately, black voters are the most sophisticated voters that exist, period,
Speaker 28: and we are going to exclamation mark that point on
Speaker 28: the program found on that well, well, let's use Obama
Speaker 28: as an example. We thought he spoke well, we thought
Speaker 28: that he was well groomed and well prepared, and everybody
Speaker 28: was in love with Michelle Obama.
Speaker 2: But we we didn't be well spoken and we roomed.
Speaker 28: I'm putting it in a in a frame that I
Speaker 28: think most people recognize our societal attributes. When you're considering
Speaker 28: somebody to be president of the United States. He couldn't
Speaker 28: be no Barack brother, brown brother like me, or Warnock
Speaker 28: from the South.
Speaker 2: Voter vot for Down.
Speaker 8: I was a sophisticated as the voted it.
Speaker 28: But I will tell you am you you are age range.
Speaker 28: We carried him when our grandparents and parents didn't believe. Now,
Speaker 28: when black folks saw that white folks in Iowa and
Speaker 28: New Hampshire were willing to go there for him, then
Speaker 28: it changed our perception of what was possible. But black folks, unfortunately,
Speaker 28: but it is created in US a gift, have always
Speaker 28: had to consider how white people will vote when considering
Speaker 28: whether we could get behind that candidate put money there
Speaker 28: organized for that person, because if it can't if it
Speaker 28: ain't real. As pragmatic people, we're not going there by
Speaker 28: and large well supports you, hallelujah, Da da da, but
Speaker 28: society by and large isn't supporting you. So when we
Speaker 28: saw that, did we rally or did we rally? There
Speaker 28: was no turning back. After New Hampshire and then South Carolina,
Speaker 28: there was no It changed the winds in South Carolina.
Speaker 4: It was different a week before South Carolina. So I'm
Speaker 4: saying it was a lot of He won a lot
Speaker 4: of cultural wars. I'm cultural wars.
Speaker 3: I think it framed a whole lot of time.
Speaker 5: The black folks were solidly in the Clinton camp. If
Speaker 5: you remember talking.
Speaker 4: About inside political people, I'm talking about people just don't.
Speaker 3: Talking about my mother and my mother who were committed to.
Speaker 4: Vote for Hillary first time I ever voted with Brocko
Speaker 4: Bam period, and billions of others. That's what I'm trying
Speaker 4: to tell you that President Obama energized the whole group
Speaker 4: of people who never even considered.
Speaker 14: That's literally what I think Andrew's point was.
Speaker 29: There was young people first who carried him and made
Speaker 29: it feel like that was even possible.
Speaker 14: Older black folks were like this and it wasn't not
Speaker 14: just political folks.
Speaker 3: And it was because they were hating. They for us,
Speaker 3: but they were scared to.
Speaker 28: Make it to your point of sophisticated, why are we
Speaker 28: because we consider the performance of everyone else, bake get
Speaker 28: into the formula before we go in and make decisions
Speaker 28: about ourselves. That's the privilege that we're going to talk
Speaker 28: about liberation, because liberation is that I get to decide
Speaker 28: regardless of how I am going in here, and I've
Speaker 28: got a frame and my freedom requires that I vote
Speaker 28: for this thing that's gonna lead to more of that.
Speaker 2: All Right, We got more with Angela Raie, Tiffany Cross,
Speaker 2: and Andrew Gillim. When we come back, it's the Breakfast logo,
Speaker 2: Morning Morning Everybody. It's dj n V Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. It's still kicking in with
Speaker 2: Angela Raie, Tiffany Cross, Andrew Gillim. They have a new podcast,
Speaker 2: the Native Lamb Podcast. Now, I got a question, what
Speaker 2: is encouraging people out there to vote? Is it Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: Is it Donald Trump? People don't seem that enthusia this year.
Speaker 2: Why would I get out and vote and not sit
Speaker 2: on the couch right. That's what a lot of people
Speaker 2: are saying, why would I go vote for Biddy?
Speaker 14: Or they're saying I haven't heard, why wouldn't I sit
Speaker 14: on the couch? I have heard.
Speaker 29: I wish somebody else was running. I have heard that.
Speaker 29: I've heard it a lot more. It is scaring me, right,
Speaker 29: And what I hope comes out of this not just
Speaker 29: for us for the conversations.
Speaker 14: We'll have a native lamppod, but I hope.
Speaker 29: What comes out of this is a push from the
Speaker 29: administration to do some things, to meet people where they are,
Speaker 29: meet them in their sacrifice.
Speaker 14: People showed up through a.
Speaker 29: Pandemic for this administration, show up for these folks. You know,
Speaker 29: it's I'm tired of having the conversation about the Democratic
Speaker 29: Party takes black voters for granted.
Speaker 14: We know what are you going to do about it?
Speaker 14: Chairman Jamie Harrison. I know you. I know that you
Speaker 14: know the sacrifice.
Speaker 29: I know what you're up against with all those white
Speaker 29: consultants that ain't moved over there. We got your back
Speaker 29: so half hours, right, I think that it's time for
Speaker 29: us to really have that conversation more publicly. We've had
Speaker 29: it quietly because a lot of our friends working there.
Speaker 29: We want to give our we want to embolden our friends,
Speaker 29: empower our friends. But now we're at a point where
Speaker 29: our family members, our friends are talking about this more
Speaker 29: publicly and they deserve to be helped to.
Speaker 4: We'll attack y'all when y'all speak out against their president. Biden, Well, look,
Speaker 4: I do the date. This is some real plantation. Don't
Speaker 4: you talk about mathilistic?
Speaker 14: But Leonard, it might not just be plantation mentality. Some
Speaker 14: of it's fear.
Speaker 8: I was so I watched him.
Speaker 14: I don't want to minimize that ship.
Speaker 3: I gotta check this time that there was legislature.
Speaker 8: We can't be mad at people who feel like that
Speaker 8: about Trump.
Speaker 4: When you got these stemmies, check, I thought amount not
Speaker 4: just the stimulus.
Speaker 3: I'm saying the agenda.
Speaker 28: If y'all, if you have kids and you were paying
Speaker 28: for daycare, and you saw that that subsidy doubled on
Speaker 28: your taxes, that it went to a three month, every
Speaker 28: three month dispersement. Things have happened as a result of
Speaker 28: this man being in office that has improved our.
Speaker 2: Quality of life. How do you message what what?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 28: You got to remind people and they have to stand
Speaker 28: in the fight for it. What happened mentioned and Cinema said,
Speaker 28: we're not going back there, and that was all she wrote.
Speaker 28: Two Democrats said we're stepping back in the Senate and
Speaker 28: that was all she wrote. But I will tell you
Speaker 28: this much, if Biden were running off of his agenda.
Speaker 28: And by the way, I firmly believe these things ought
Speaker 28: to exist in society anyway, because we don't get we
Speaker 28: don't pay people enough to deal with the hell we
Speaker 28: deal with to catch our breath from day to day.
Speaker 3: We are Native Land.
Speaker 28: Podcast is going to be transformational because I think it's
Speaker 28: going to remind us of our power. And yes, elections
Speaker 28: have names on the ballot of people we don't like.
Speaker 28: Think too old might die.
Speaker 3: Da da dada da.
Speaker 28: But it is unfortunately the system that we are operating within,
Speaker 28: and until we can coerce that system to looking more
Speaker 28: like the one that we believe we deserve.
Speaker 3: You don't walk off the field. You stay on the field.
Speaker 28: Because there are consequences to walking off the field. Trump said,
Speaker 28: I know who's getting most impacted by this coronavirus and
Speaker 28: is mostly older, sicker, and people of color. I knew
Speaker 28: right then in that press conference that he didn't care
Speaker 28: a lick about the coronavirus because the people who were
Speaker 28: at the intersection of the greatest impact didn't look like him.
Speaker 28: He didn't care about him, so on and so forth.
Speaker 28: So if we just check out because we're not getting everything,
Speaker 28: at least tell me you're checking out from Joe Biden,
Speaker 28: because on the other side of the agenda, you're getting
Speaker 28: more than what you're getting on this side.
Speaker 5: I may have an unpopular take here, so I may
Speaker 5: lose my a man corner. But there is a saying
Speaker 5: in politics, if you can never blame the voter, I
Speaker 5: am gonna blame the voter a little bit because I
Speaker 5: feel like society at large is so caught up again
Speaker 5: in bulk. And so there are many things that the
Speaker 5: Biden administration has done that people benefit from. I think one,
Speaker 5: there's a lack of understanding and civics in this country
Speaker 5: across every socioeconomic status, across every racial divide. People don't
Speaker 5: understand the difference between state, federal, and local government, and
Speaker 5: so sometimes people ascribe blame where there should be none
Speaker 5: to the federal government too. We have to take responsibility
Speaker 5: as citizens of this country. It is our job to
Speaker 5: know when elections are happening, what's on the ballot, who's
Speaker 5: on the ballot, Why these things matter? So maybe just
Speaker 5: maybe instead of scrolling through Instagram looking at nonsense for
Speaker 5: three hours, maybe pick up a paper or maybe Google.
Speaker 5: Maybe say what has Biden done for Black America? That's
Speaker 5: a question you have asked that. That's a fair question
Speaker 5: you should be asking it. I encourage that kind of curiosity.
Speaker 2: Ask it.
Speaker 14: Maybe you will be surprised.
Speaker 5: You can call if your member of Congress and say, hey,
Speaker 5: got fifty friends at my house and we want to
Speaker 5: hear what you're doing for us.
Speaker 14: That member of Congress just.
Speaker 5: Might show up.
Speaker 2: Maybe show up.
Speaker 5: To the school board meeting where your kids are in school,
Speaker 5: where they're taking their rewriting history. They're they're banning books
Speaker 5: in this country right now. Maybe participate in that. At
Speaker 5: the bare minimum, you can read something. At most, you
Speaker 5: can go up and show and show up someplace and
Speaker 5: ask a question. You can host something, you can be
Speaker 5: a voice. You can write a check to a candidate,
Speaker 5: you can run for office. But these things do require
Speaker 5: some participation from us, not us sitting around whining about, well,
Speaker 5: I don't know what he did.
Speaker 14: When you have this in your.
Speaker 5: Hand every five minutes, and it's full of information. You
Speaker 5: can find a reliable source from the White House website itself,
Speaker 5: to newspapers, et cetera, and be informed.
Speaker 2: I agree with you.
Speaker 4: I just think we're intellectually dishonest about a lot of
Speaker 4: this stuff based on what party we like, because we'll
Speaker 4: say things you say Trump did the first step back.
Speaker 4: Trump didn't do the first step back concented for see,
Speaker 4: a little intellectually dishonest.
Speaker 2: Everybody is based on what party.
Speaker 3: I think you deal on all sides. Yeah right, he said,
Speaker 3: absolutely right.
Speaker 4: As you said, google what Biden did? So you want
Speaker 4: to told you whatever he did pass Trump did.
Speaker 29: She was saying to the question, because people did us
Speaker 29: come up? I mean even in some of the questions
Speaker 29: in the comments where I was like, what do you
Speaker 29: guys want us to address on the podcast, one of
Speaker 29: them was what did Biden do for black people versus
Speaker 29: the GOP.
Speaker 14: Now they got a shortcut because they can.
Speaker 29: Look at that speech from yesterday, No, from the Trouston speech,
Speaker 29: because he had whole lists of stuff in the pulpit
Speaker 29: and Mother Emmanuel of what he believes he did for
Speaker 29: like one.
Speaker 2: Of the things he didn't get done.
Speaker 4: The first thing will say is was because Congress wouldn't
Speaker 4: allow him to.
Speaker 8: He had gotten them done, y'all, Like, look what Biden did.
Speaker 4: That's why I said, it's a little be careful about y'all.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 29: We have this fight all the time, even on our
Speaker 29: phone calls like I don't like to y'all to me
Speaker 29: like that again, Yeah, that's what she said. But no,
Speaker 29: I think at the end of the day, it is
Speaker 29: true that we will assign blame to people that sometimes
Speaker 29: don't deserve it when there is a whole process to
Speaker 29: tips point on civics, and we will reward someone who
Speaker 29: we need them to win, you know. And I think
Speaker 29: that again going back to the reason we're here today,
Speaker 29: Native Lampard, every Thursday, we're going to be honest about processes.
Speaker 29: We want our folks to be smarter. We want folks
Speaker 29: to hold us to account. And we say something wrong,
Speaker 29: tell us we want to get it right, and it's
Speaker 29: not to be right. It's because we want to be better,
Speaker 29: We want to be free. We want to walk in
Speaker 29: our true liberation. If we can get our folks one
Speaker 29: step closer to that, that's what we want to do.
Speaker 28: Everything as long as we give them a shout out
Speaker 28: right now, because black people, ever since we've been able
Speaker 28: to participate in elections and before, have been holding this
Speaker 28: country and pushing this country closer to its true vision
Speaker 28: of an American dream and it's principles upon which it's built,
Speaker 28: enshrined in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and
Speaker 28: reiterated throughout. It's been black voters who have consistently showed
Speaker 28: up to hold America to the fire of the promise
Speaker 28: that we weren't even designed in from its beginning. The
Speaker 28: words were there, the actions weren't, and black folks would
Speaker 28: be the reinforces and the accountability agents to make the
Speaker 28: words mean something.
Speaker 2: That's right. Native Lamp Podcast.
Speaker 4: It starts January Thursday, and I think it's very important
Speaker 4: to note that this is the first flagship podcast from
Speaker 4: Reagent Choice Media, which is a political podcast network with
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Speaker 14: With You and Chris Mile and it is my honor.
Speaker 8: Yes, So it'll be a lot more shows coming down
Speaker 8: the pipeline.
Speaker 2: That's every week. We appreciate you guys for joining us.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: That's right, it's the Breakfast fo good morning telling everybodyj
Speaker 2: n V Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Kanye.
Speaker 4: West, name or you gossip been?
Speaker 2: When you chatting? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 24: I mean, I guess We're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right right now, Kanye
Speaker 2: West is being sued for allegedly assaulting a man. Now,
Speaker 2: back on January thirteen, twenty twenty two, what kind of assault? Now,
Speaker 2: Kanye West allegedly beat up a man named Justin Popowski
Speaker 2: or Popolowski. Now it's been two years later. The man
Speaker 2: is suing him for assault and battery. Now, this man
Speaker 2: is an alleged autograph deally. He they say he goes
Speaker 2: around La allegedly and looks for autographs and then he
Speaker 2: flips it and then he sells the autographs. Well, Kanye
Speaker 2: West actually spoke about this incident with Jason Lee, and
Speaker 2: now this interview is actually coming back to the forefront
Speaker 2: because people are talking about what he said in this interview.
Speaker 30: The autograph secret. They're taking the autographs and make money
Speaker 30: on it. This is the same as paparazzi. This is
Speaker 30: not a fan. It's someone using your image that probably
Speaker 30: never listen to your songs. So I ended up getting
Speaker 30: to an altercation with the guy that wanted to make
Speaker 30: money off my autographs. And this dude, he just had
Speaker 30: this like real attitude, like what you're gonna do and
Speaker 30: this and that. I'm gonna just tell you that blue
Speaker 30: covid mass didn't stop that knockout?
Speaker 15: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Was it then?
Speaker 30: Was it the taunting, the disrespect, the disregard for your privacy?
Speaker 2: What was it? It's all that, But that's that's what
Speaker 2: Hollywood be Pay.
Speaker 4: Him, Kanye. I mean, you got no choice, you admitted
Speaker 4: to it. You have to pay him. But I will
Speaker 4: say it is a sense of harassment that comes from
Speaker 4: these paparazzi folk. But I guess when you're a celebrity
Speaker 4: on the level of Kanye West, it kind of comes
Speaker 4: with the territory. But you're still human at the end
Speaker 4: of the day.
Speaker 2: Well, the guy is saying that Kanye punched him once
Speaker 2: and now he's ae fairly injured, including disfigurement, lost earnings,
Speaker 2: mental pain, and suffering. Yeah, and claiming it affected his
Speaker 2: sex life with his wife.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Man, you get hit by somebody as rich
Speaker 4: as Kanye West, you got to put that act on.
Speaker 4: You got to drop to the floor and hit a
Speaker 4: seizar an a Harlem shake at the same damn time.
Speaker 2: I mean, I ain't never getting up. I ain't getting
Speaker 2: up till somebody moved me. Okay, we do have audio
Speaker 2: of the incident, but we're not gonna play it. But
Speaker 2: the last part of the incident, he goes, got somebody
Speaker 2: call the police. Somebody called it poison.
Speaker 4: I can't even move. Please, I can't get up from
Speaker 4: his position. I am here, I'm not moving. I'm not moving.
Speaker 2: To the police, come the ambulance. I'm not moving.
Speaker 4: And if you let a man beat you up in
Speaker 4: some socks and you deserve it, Man, Kanye was had
Speaker 4: them socks on.
Speaker 2: Man, did anybody buy those socks? I think you could
Speaker 2: pre order them? Think from me, I think that you
Speaker 2: could pre order. I think they sold out actually on
Speaker 2: the site, but you could pre order them. I don't
Speaker 2: think they came out yet.
Speaker 4: Boy, you dude's gonna look so stupid in the springtime
Speaker 4: with them stockings on. Y'all gonna be out here with
Speaker 4: shorts and stockings on looking stupid in the spring.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right now, Also yesterday, Charlamagne gave Donkey of
Speaker 2: the Day to NBA Young Boy. Why Charlamagne, I don't
Speaker 2: even remember?
Speaker 4: Oh, because he said he wasn't big on fatherhood. He
Speaker 4: said he's not big on fatherhood. Well, this is what
Speaker 4: he said.
Speaker 2: If you don't remember, you do have.
Speaker 15: A lot of children.
Speaker 4: You know, I've been around you just to see in
Speaker 4: a short amount of time that you're a great father.
Speaker 2: How important is fathering to you?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 6: Not really big on it?
Speaker 2: To be honest, What do you mean by that? You're
Speaker 2: not big on that?
Speaker 9: Thank?
Speaker 2: I mean you're a family man, I see it.
Speaker 31: Yeah, But I'm only out.
Speaker 4: I'm only like in yeah because you well, I don't
Speaker 4: believe it's a crazy topic because I'm not Anna type
Speaker 4: like a sugar coat mant it.
Speaker 2: But I'm four oh day.
Speaker 4: All right, said I So that was what he said,
Speaker 4: My guy blet caps the blet Care podcast.
Speaker 2: Shout the bulet cap. Now he had backlash. Yesterday Charlamagne
Speaker 2: gave him Donkey of the Day and he responded to
Speaker 2: all of the backlash house stay for the chair man. Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm out of that stage or posting that you
Speaker 2: you want to sugar your time. You want to sugar
Speaker 2: your time.
Speaker 17: You don't know, Hey, you don't matter.
Speaker 15: A house.
Speaker 12: I got other than that who I don't want to
Speaker 12: speak on one with that police.
Speaker 3: Other than that, say.
Speaker 4: I can tell you at forty five years old, I
Speaker 4: don't speak nigga like I used to. I have no
Speaker 4: idea what he said just now translation.
Speaker 2: I had to translated because I didn't understand either. He says,
Speaker 2: my house stays full of children. You want me to
Speaker 2: show you every time I'm with them. It don't matter
Speaker 2: if a house full of holes in this itch. I
Speaker 2: got children running around my house. That's what he said.
Speaker 4: Respect, But I mean you said it like he said
Speaker 4: that on bout Le cav podcast.
Speaker 2: He said he's not big on fatherhood.
Speaker 4: You can't get upset when you know people respond to
Speaker 4: something that you said. You said you're not big on fatherhood.
Speaker 4: But let's not make it about n being a young boy.
Speaker 4: Like I said yesterday, never broke again. Shouldn't be just
Speaker 4: about finances. It should be about homes. If you come
Speaker 4: from a broken home, you should make it your duty
Speaker 4: to never want to be a part of a broken
Speaker 4: home ever again. And you know, if you're taking care
Speaker 4: of your kids and take care of your kids and
Speaker 4: say you're taking care of your kids, don't get on
Speaker 4: interviews and say you're you know, you're not big on
Speaker 4: fatherhood and the only reason your kids are his because the.
Speaker 2: Interviewer is that.
Speaker 4: He said, Now, he said that, so that was you,
Speaker 4: my brother, And bule keV actually said, or I see
Speaker 4: you what you kids, I see you playing with your.
Speaker 2: Kids, and he says, I'm not big on fatherhood. But lastly,
Speaker 2: Jonathan Mage's well, he says he respects Kreta Scott King.
Speaker 2: He got back last yesterday because he mentioned Coretta Scott
Speaker 2: King numerous times when it comes to his women. We
Speaker 2: have those tlips when you mentioned do we have to
Speaker 2: play to describe your relationship. She's an angel. She's held
Speaker 2: me down like like a carella. You know, I'm so blessed. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: yesterday he said, my intention was to convey the utmost
Speaker 2: respect for Correta Scott King, her achievements and both her
Speaker 2: personal legacy and the ones she shares with her husband,
Speaker 2: doctor Martin Luther King.
Speaker 4: Jonathan, you should be all of that, he said, it
Speaker 4: should have just been for Megan Good.
Speaker 2: What did he say? Say it again? Which my intention
Speaker 2: was to convey my utmost respectful.
Speaker 4: Your intention should be to pay the utmost respect to
Speaker 4: Megan Good because she's been coming with you to the
Speaker 4: court dates every day, and what else.
Speaker 2: Her achievements and both her personal legacy and the ones
Speaker 2: she shares with her husband.
Speaker 4: You can you can do that, uh to Making Good,
Speaker 4: to just take the husband part out. But all you
Speaker 4: really wanted to do is just pay respect to Making
Speaker 4: Good for holding you down in court.
Speaker 2: Give it, give her all the glory for that.
Speaker 4: Don't bring Caredit into this now, especially after you don't
Speaker 4: compare the white woman to credit. You compare that little
Speaker 4: stick figure to the corredita Scott King as well. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, that woman looks easy to draw. I can
Speaker 4: draw it right now, two, three, four, All I needed
Speaker 4: four little lines one two for the one for the body,
Speaker 4: two for the legs for the head bomb. Okay, you
Speaker 4: compare that stick figure to corredit Scott King, and you
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Speaker 2: Credit Scot King.
Speaker 4: Jesus, stop it, Jonathan Majors. Stop, That's all people are
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Speaker 4: King told you stop her mama is not a prop.
Speaker 2: One line two, three, four, five, circle six.
Speaker 4: Eight mouth nine. Okay, Pauls and that is your room
Speaker 4: of report. Now, who get it downcle two man? Four
Speaker 4: after the hour, we need to talk about one of
Speaker 4: the most unseerious he had hilarious places in America, Capitol Hill.
Speaker 2: We'll discuss four after that. All right, We'll get to
Speaker 2: that next door move. It's the breakfast Club. Go morning,
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 2: This is a miracle, there is no question.
Speaker 28: And there are problems in this country between police and community.
Speaker 8: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 17: The latest on that police killing of a black man.
Speaker 32: Now, the new developments in the deadly spawshooting rampase man yesterday.
Speaker 9: It was a really bad day for.
Speaker 10: Him and this is what he did, and so we
Speaker 10: are in a state of emergency.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: White supremacist violence is always has been the number one
Speaker 4: threat to our society.
Speaker 2: But I'm also very proud that my wife was white.
Speaker 2: The breakfast club bitches.
Speaker 19: All right, Shenny, please tell me why was I your Donkey.
Speaker 4: Of the day Donkey Today for Thursday, January eleventh goes
Speaker 4: to one of the most unseerious yet hilarious places in America,
Speaker 4: Capitol Hill. Now, I spent a lot of time watching CNN, MSNBC,
Speaker 4: Fox News simply because some of the best comedy in
Speaker 4: the country is coming from these places. I know there
Speaker 4: is folks go for comedy as comedy houses, comedy clubs
Speaker 4: all over the country. But the best dramedy, which is
Speaker 4: my favorite genre, the best dramedy, is coming.
Speaker 2: Live from Washington, DC.
Speaker 4: Okay, look, I hate to be the pessimist here, but
Speaker 4: unless God intervened, we are in the America series finale.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Listen, all great empires follow aged some point, it's inevitable
Speaker 4: for America to do the same.
Speaker 8: We had a pretty decent run. And I know what
Speaker 8: you're thinking.
Speaker 4: If you are a minority in this country, you're like, no,
Speaker 4: we have not had a decent run. Listen, trust me,
Speaker 4: After this year, you are going to be begging for
Speaker 4: old America back.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Once this country gets to taste the true fascism and
Speaker 4: authoritarian rule, we're gonna be begging to get regular, good
Speaker 4: old racist, homophobic, sexist America back. But I digress. Let's
Speaker 4: get back to the comedy show that is Capitol Hill. Yesterday,
Speaker 4: Hunter Biden all right, decided to make a surprise guest appearance.
Speaker 2: To a Congressional contempt hearing about him.
Speaker 4: Yes, Hunter Biden refused to appear for a private deposition
Speaker 4: on Capitol Hill as part of Republicans impeachment Inquiry and
Speaker 4: the President Joe Biden, which centers on allegations of corruption
Speaker 4: by the President and his family. And I don't blame
Speaker 4: Hunter at all. I'm not doing a private deposition with
Speaker 4: the ops. Okay, let's do this publicly for the world
Speaker 4: to hear, because I don't trust y'all. They should have
Speaker 4: sworn him in right there and spoke to him in
Speaker 4: front of the world. But let's look at the reality
Speaker 4: of the situation. The GOP is just torturing Hunter Biden in.
Speaker 2: Order to kill Joe. That's all it is.
Speaker 4: Republicans are given a Hunter Biden, pure hell, torturing him
Speaker 4: in front of his father, hoping that President Biden has
Speaker 4: a heart attack. That's all this is. Republicans are on
Speaker 4: a seek and destroy mission. They just want to hurt
Speaker 4: the Bidens. And it's hard to work with people who
Speaker 4: aren't operating in good faith. So yes to Republican Ledhouse committees'
Speaker 4: past resolutions recommend that Hunter Biden be found and contempt
Speaker 4: the Congress for refusing to be deposed behind closed doors.
Speaker 8: But yeah, you not talking to me behind closed doors.
Speaker 4: I'm sure all of us at some point have been
Speaker 4: told if someone walks upon you with a gun or
Speaker 4: a weapon and tries to get you to go somewhere else,
Speaker 4: you don't go. Whatever you want to do, do it
Speaker 4: to me right here. That's the position Hunter Biden, and
Speaker 4: I don't blame him for not going behind closed doors
Speaker 4: with people who are clearly out to get him and
Speaker 4: his family.
Speaker 8: I'm sure that's why he came to the hearing to.
Speaker 4: Let y'all know I'm not hiding, but I'm not going
Speaker 4: behind closed doors with y'all. I thought he was a
Speaker 4: complete sucker for storming out, but I'm glad he did
Speaker 4: because the comedy that ensued was priceless. Now let's start
Speaker 4: with the congress woman from South Carolina and Nancy Mason.
Speaker 4: She set it off on Hunter because she was one
Speaker 4: of the only Republicans who had the opportunity to directly
Speaker 4: confront him.
Speaker 2: Let's listen.
Speaker 28: First of all, my first question is who bribed Hunter
Speaker 28: Biden to be here today.
Speaker 24: That's my first question.
Speaker 21: Second question, you are the epitome of white privilege coming
Speaker 21: into the Oversight Committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a
Speaker 21: congressional subpoena to be deposed.
Speaker 14: What are you afraid of?
Speaker 17: You have no balls to come up here and mister chairman,
Speaker 17: point of inquiry.
Speaker 21: Mister Chairman, I think that that Hunter Biden should be
Speaker 21: arrested right here, right now and go straight to jail.
Speaker 2: You are the epitome of white privilege and you have
Speaker 2: no balls.
Speaker 4: Fun fact, Nancy Mason and I attended to say high school,
Speaker 4: Scraford High School, Goo's Creak, South Carolina, dropping the clues
Speaker 4: bombs of Scrafford House School. She dropped out, I got
Speaker 4: kicked out, and her mother and my mother were both
Speaker 4: teachers at the same school. Yes, Miss Mayce mis McKelvey,
Speaker 4: I can't make this up to me and Nancy cool
Speaker 4: all right. I disagree with her that Hunter has no balls.
Speaker 4: I think it takes a lot of balls to show
Speaker 4: up to a contempt hearing about yourself, especially when you
Speaker 4: know what the backlash will be because you already ignored
Speaker 4: this subpoena, and I do agree. It is a level
Speaker 4: of white privilege and who my daddy is that made
Speaker 4: Hunter move like this. But it's also nancy what we
Speaker 4: call caucassidy, unmelanated gall. That's what Hunter was really showing, y'all.
Speaker 4: He had the caucassidy, the unmelinated gall, the wipe his
Speaker 4: ass with y'all subpoena, just like Donald Trump has always done.
Speaker 8: Now it gets better.
Speaker 4: Representative Robert Garcia, California, he started going in on Marjorie
Speaker 4: Taylor Green and he tapped her jaw for showing penis
Speaker 4: picks that hearings in the past.
Speaker 32: Listen, it's really interesting to hear the gentle lady from
Speaker 32: Georgia I speak about Hunter Biden leaving, and she is
Speaker 32: the person that showed nude photos of Hunter showing picks
Speaker 32: in this committee room, of hunting to this committee, in
Speaker 32: this very room.
Speaker 2: What the hell is happening on Capitol Hill penis pics.
Speaker 4: Purity is out the window in politics, or should I
Speaker 4: say the perception of purity. We know y'all have never
Speaker 4: been pure, but there's no need to keep acting like it,
Speaker 4: y'all ghetto, just like the rest of the world, y'all
Speaker 4: just chose to go into politics. There's one more I
Speaker 4: want to play before I get into my favorite part.
Speaker 4: This is Representative Prima Primila Jaya Powell. I'm messing her
Speaker 4: name all the way, yes, but listen to what she
Speaker 4: said about Donald Trump and what he incited.
Speaker 27: But if we're gonna talk about outrageous things that have
Speaker 27: happened or things that have never happened, let's talk about
Speaker 27: the fact that President Trump incited an erection.
Speaker 7: And maybe that too. We Wow, you can talk about
Speaker 7: that too.
Speaker 2: I guess maybe that too.
Speaker 4: I know yesterday was hump dy all right, but between
Speaker 4: Nancy Mays talked about balls, Robert Garcia's golden Marjorie Tailgreen
Speaker 4: for penis picks, and Representative Jaya Pala saying Trump incided
Speaker 4: in the y'all was extra honey on Capitol Hill yesterday
Speaker 4: it was a party part.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: Now, I want to know whose erection to Trump in site.
Speaker 4: We found out last year it was the Democratic Senate
Speaker 4: staffle having sex with another man in the Senate hearing room.
Speaker 4: So we already know that men insite other men to
Speaker 4: have erections on the hill. So who amongst us has
Speaker 4: a ding dong for the Donald now let's get into
Speaker 4: my favorite party, yesterday's mess when Hunter by Oh we
Speaker 4: got bought?
Speaker 2: This is the best part.
Speaker 4: When Hunter Biden stormed out the house house hearing after
Speaker 4: showing up unexpectedly. He stepped out of the frying pan
Speaker 4: into the fire because there was a reporter on the
Speaker 4: scene asking all the questions inquiring minds wanted to know.
Speaker 26: Listen you please, I'll answer your question if you beat
Speaker 26: quiet and let me make a stakement.
Speaker 2: Okay, crack you normally smoke? Mister Biden? What kind of
Speaker 2: crack do you normally smoke? There's more?
Speaker 8: Where's the rest of it? At that when he asked
Speaker 8: about what type of crack it was, y'all don't have that.
Speaker 4: Huh gosh, Come on, man, y'all always failed me here.
Speaker 4: I truly don't know how shoals like SNL are still
Speaker 4: on because everything is a spoof and real life is funnier.
Speaker 2: Daily Show, Where are you? Okay?
Speaker 4: Nobody makes fun of political news stories better than the
Speaker 4: Daily Show?
Speaker 2: When are y'all coming back? And with what hosts?
Speaker 4: I'm getting sidetracked dropping the clues bombs to the reporter
Speaker 4: for asking real questions.
Speaker 8: Okay, the real questions.
Speaker 2: People wanted to know, we do we have do we
Speaker 2: have that?
Speaker 8: Do we have the rest of it?
Speaker 4: Chet?
Speaker 8: Okay, well, never mind. People wanted to know these things.
Speaker 4: You remember when my good brother Killer Mike was on
Speaker 4: one of my TV shows that got canceled and he
Speaker 4: said this, god l because you don't want to sell
Speaker 4: that smoking crack.
Speaker 2: Constitute. He's right, okay.
Speaker 4: And furthermore, the reporter asked Hunter by, not only you
Speaker 4: know you are you smoking crack? What type of crack
Speaker 4: do you smoke? I have no idea. I had no
Speaker 4: idea that was types of crack? Did you know that envy?
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 4: What level of privilege do you have to be able
Speaker 4: to have, uh, to get types of crack? Is that
Speaker 4: like a cracking robins folks go to so they can
Speaker 4: taste thirty one flavors of that fried cocaine.
Speaker 8: What flavors do they have?
Speaker 4: Pistachio, almond crack, strawberry cheese crack, rainbow Sherbert crack, Reese's
Speaker 4: peanut butter crack, Oreo cookies, and crack mint chocolate crack.
Speaker 4: I didn't know when we referred to crack as butter.
Speaker 4: We was talking about pecans old fashioned butter pecan crack.
Speaker 4: That reporter did fantastic, but he would have really stuck
Speaker 4: the landing if he knew Kolture. Because you're supposed to
Speaker 4: end that line of questioning with the famous words of
Speaker 4: Morgan Freeman playing Joe Clark, go on, lean on me.
Speaker 2: You're smoke cracked. Don't you your smoke cracked. Don't you
Speaker 2: look at me?
Speaker 16: Boy?
Speaker 9: Just smoke crack.
Speaker 2: If you would have hit him with that, if he
Speaker 2: would have hit on a bidon with that, ten.
Speaker 8: Ten all across the board.
Speaker 4: Listen, man, do y'all understand that it's only January eleventh
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty four and it's an election year. I
Speaker 4: knew the series finale of America was gonna be great,
Speaker 4: but we haven't even gotten to the good part yet.
Speaker 4: As the good brother Little Duvall says, if you're not
Speaker 4: laughing at life, you are missing the point.
Speaker 2: Furthermore, what else were we supposed to do? Okay? I
Speaker 2: truly believe this is above all of us.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 4: Only God can fix any of this because humans simply can't.
Speaker 4: Please let me, Mom, give everybody on Capitol Health the
Speaker 4: entire Congress donkey today.
Speaker 2: Hee haw he ha you stupid mother? Are you dumb?
Speaker 2: All right? Yes? Well thank you for that donkey today.
Speaker 2: Now we come back, let's open up the phone lines.
Speaker 2: You ain't got nothing. Let's talk parental competition. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tell you where this comes from. Shout to mac. Our
Speaker 2: producer came up with this idea. He was asking, as parents,
Speaker 2: do y'all have friendly competition? And what does that mean? Well,
Speaker 2: Travis Balker's ex wife expresses as frustration that she consistently
Speaker 2: uh tries to outdo her in parenting. Well, what does
Speaker 2: that mean? Explained? So, when the kids are out with mommy,
Speaker 2: they might do something else, But when the kids are
Speaker 2: out with daddy, you try to make it even more fun.
Speaker 2: You try to make it better. You try to make
Speaker 2: the experience better with dad than you do with mom.
Speaker 2: So that is the question. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 2: one oh five to one. Do y'all have parental competition?
Speaker 2: You don't have that with your wife when you go
Speaker 2: to kids.
Speaker 8: No, why, what's the point.
Speaker 4: We're a family, we're having a good time together. No,
Speaker 4: you're stupid. So if you do stuff like that, I
Speaker 4: can I can see you doing dumb sy.
Speaker 2: No, I do fun stuff with the kids that I
Speaker 2: know that mom won't do like I know that if
Speaker 2: I take my kids to the jumpark, I know my
Speaker 2: wife's not jumping around in no damn jump off, but
Speaker 2: I do it with my kids because we have more fun.
Speaker 4: Yet, we got a competition though, because she's choosing. She
Speaker 4: don't want to do it.
Speaker 2: That's true. It's not even competition. She don't want to
Speaker 2: do it. That's true. But that's the question. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: five eight five one oh five one. We're talking parental competition?
Speaker 2: Do you have that competition within your family? Less discuss
Speaker 2: not if it's a family.
Speaker 4: Maybe if y'all separated and you know, you got a
Speaker 4: house over here, she got a house over there and
Speaker 4: y'all not together, But it's no competition if y'all are family.
Speaker 2: Why, well, let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Luggle Morning, the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 20: It's topic time called eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 20: one five one to join into the discussion with the
Speaker 20: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning. Everybody's DJ env Charlamagne, the guy we are the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Now he's just joining us with talking parental
Speaker 2: competition right now. This conversation comes from Travis Barker, and
Speaker 2: his ex wife. His ex wife was saying that she's
Speaker 2: frustrated some time because he consistently tries to outdo her
Speaker 2: when it comes to parenting, right, And I was thinking
Speaker 2: about my relationship with my wife, and yeah, no, I
Speaker 2: try to outdo my wife. I ain't even gona say
Speaker 2: it lit because yeah, absolutely positivity.
Speaker 4: I do not. Me and my wife are team and
Speaker 4: uh we we were just having this conversation yesterday, like
Speaker 4: there's no rule book or no manual for parenting, so
Speaker 4: a lot of it is on the job training. And
Speaker 4: you know, you're if you are blessed to be in
Speaker 4: a relationship where some wife and a husband in the household,
Speaker 4: boy yard need each other, because there's gonna be time
Speaker 4: that you fall short as a parent and don't feel
Speaker 4: like you're getting it right. And there's times where she
Speaker 4: gonna feel like she fell short and she wasn't getting
Speaker 4: it right. But what you have to remember is y'all
Speaker 4: are in it together. Y'all are a unit.
Speaker 2: We are teating, but yet it is it is friendly
Speaker 2: competition when it comes to the house, no matter what
Speaker 2: it is, no matter if we're all out and there
Speaker 2: roller skating, we're bowling or if we're cleaning the house,
Speaker 2: Bowland is supposed to be. Like let's say, let's say
Speaker 2: we're cleaning the house, right, the kids are rather clean
Speaker 2: with Dad than clean with mom. Because cleaning with Dad,
Speaker 2: we're gonna play music, We're gonna laugh, we're gonna joke,
Speaker 2: we're gonna have fun. Are cleaning with dad?
Speaker 4: Dadd ain't really paying attention to the detailed dadd ain't
Speaker 4: really cleaning. I'm sure that Mama gotta come behind all
Speaker 4: of y'all and do it right because y'all didn't get
Speaker 4: it right because Daddy too busy trying to be cool
Speaker 4: with his parts and his Beijing and his beard, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, making jokes, looking dumb. It's just silly,
Speaker 4: Like I mean, I'm not like competition should be when
Speaker 4: you really doing things for competition, like playing udo har Monopoly,
Speaker 4: like you said, going bowling, But competition.
Speaker 8: Is parents and y'all together.
Speaker 2: I just think I think a lot of times Dad's
Speaker 2: are more fun when it comes to most of my
Speaker 2: wife takes the kids out somewhere to the mall, they
Speaker 2: prefer to go with Dad because Dad's gonna have a
Speaker 2: lot more fun. Dad's gonna eat we're gonna eat the
Speaker 2: fast food, the food that mom ain't gonna let you eat.
Speaker 2: I'm not the fun that. I am the angry black father.
Speaker 4: Uh, I'm under I'm understanding, but I'm yeah, I'm really
Speaker 4: I'm the disciplinarian. Not I don't discipline my kids physically,
Speaker 4: of course, but I am the stop that. No, that's
Speaker 4: not happening. I'm taking that away.
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm not disciplined person too. But I'm also
Speaker 2: the fundad. I'm the one that's gonna dance. I'm the
Speaker 2: one that's gonna do stupid stuff. I'm the one that
Speaker 2: we're gonna have a good time. Went went out with dad.
Speaker 4: Listen, We're gonna have a good time. But I ain't
Speaker 4: the fund I don't want to be referred to as
Speaker 4: the fun dad.
Speaker 2: I'm daddy. I'm daddy, Okay, father.
Speaker 9: All right, what's going on?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 8: What's up?
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 15: Bro?
Speaker 2: What's que Ray from Queens from part of Queens on
Speaker 2: south side?
Speaker 4: Nah?
Speaker 19: Spirit from Garden?
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, north side spring for god cool? You know
Speaker 2: that's my out of town. But all right, so we're
Speaker 2: asking parental competition to talk to us.
Speaker 22: Brother, I don't think it's really in competition. I think
Speaker 22: it's more so like women as a whole, by the
Speaker 22: understand that when it comes to parenting, like they're just
Speaker 22: not the fun parent. So like you might be trying
Speaker 22: to get your kids to have fun, but it's a
Speaker 22: different vibe when they with dad, like just just because
Speaker 22: God is bad.
Speaker 4: Now, are you in a relationship where you and your
Speaker 4: woman are in the same household?
Speaker 2: Are you married? Or yes? Oh okay, good, all right.
Speaker 2: But that's what I said. When when when you got
Speaker 2: to clean up the house and the kids clean up
Speaker 2: with you, it's fun. We're gonna listen to music, We're
Speaker 2: gonna dance, We're gonna make a game out of it, right,
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. When mom does it, it's too serious.
Speaker 22: Mom, It's like you better go clean that room. It's
Speaker 22: like it's like, uh, so understand that.
Speaker 9: Like when they get in trouble and they be like, oh,
Speaker 9: your dad, your father's gonna come talk to you. We
Speaker 9: don't really want to come talk to you. Mom is
Speaker 9: baking up?
Speaker 4: That is the truth for your Yes, it is speak
Speaker 4: for yourself. If I feel you, If I need to
Speaker 4: talk to my daughters about something, I enjoy the conversation
Speaker 4: like those are the conversations that I was told just
Speaker 4: last week that I always lecture.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what I'm here for.
Speaker 2: I'm forty five years old.
Speaker 4: I got thirty more I got thirty more years of
Speaker 4: experience in life than you. So when I hear certain
Speaker 4: things that you have done are said, I've seen this before,
Speaker 4: so I can tell you how it's gonna go. So, yes,
Speaker 4: if you think it's gonna be a lecture on ted talk,
Speaker 4: it absolutely will be.
Speaker 22: Nah, uncle Charlotte, I understand that completely. But what I'm
Speaker 22: saying is like when kids down in the house with moms,
Speaker 22: right and they get into the little thing and she
Speaker 22: could have handled it, but instead of handling it, talk
Speaker 22: to you.
Speaker 9: Now, I gotta get dragged into y'all mess.
Speaker 33: And I wasn't even hold.
Speaker 2: I wasn't even home. I don't even know all the detail.
Speaker 2: But time out. You know what that is?
Speaker 4: You said, you said, we don't even really want to
Speaker 4: talk to the kids. Neither does your wife. That's why
Speaker 4: she said, I'm like, get your daddy hand now. Now
Speaker 4: we're a bad guy. Now we got we're the bad guy.
Speaker 4: We're the bad guy.
Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, it's like, Yo, why I gotta be the
Speaker 22: bad guy because you just getting in the ball before
Speaker 22: I got home.
Speaker 2: Now you're the bad guy. But then if you don't
Speaker 2: be the bad guy, now your wife mad at you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's like you.
Speaker 2: And if you do dad, if.
Speaker 4: You don't, yeah, thank you, Ray, Yeah, my bad, raight brother, queen,
Speaker 4: my bad?
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this the morning? Good morning? What's your name?
Speaker 18: Yaa hey ya yah.
Speaker 2: We're talking about parental competition. Talk to us.
Speaker 23: My husband can do her wrong and my kids like
Speaker 23: anything does golden.
Speaker 18: And so I'm always.
Speaker 19: Trying to topic you hear the truth, you know, say.
Speaker 31: Something bit about something bad, because I'm always the bad guy.
Speaker 33: So yeah, I'm always trying to.
Speaker 23: Even no, I can't but feel.
Speaker 2: So what you're saying is, since your kids say think
Speaker 2: that your dad, that your husband can do no wrong,
Speaker 2: you try to out do it when you do things,
Speaker 2: So say look at you a little better? Yes, God,
Speaker 2: thank you? Allyana eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 2: five one. We're talking parental competition. If you have kids,
Speaker 2: whether you're together or separated, do you try to outdo
Speaker 2: your spouse? That is the question. Let's discuss. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning, dude, Brady.
Speaker 20: Let's say if we're all talking about it, you know,
Speaker 20: we talking about it.
Speaker 2: It's toping times.
Speaker 20: Called eight hundred five eight five one five one to
Speaker 20: join into the discussion with the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club mourning everybody, it's dej n V Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us,
Speaker 2: we're talking parental competition. This story actually comes from Travis Barker.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 2: Travis Barker is married to Courtney Kardashi and his ex
Speaker 2: wife spoke out and says she's a little frustrated. She
Speaker 2: says that he attempts to outdo her in everything involving
Speaker 2: the kids when it comes to parenting, and we're just
Speaker 2: asking do you do that in your relationship? Do you
Speaker 2: see that as well? Hello? Who's this? That's Jocks, Hey,
Speaker 2: Josh warning, we're talking parental competition. Talk to us.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's plenty of competition going on. I'm a married man.
Speaker 23: Uh.
Speaker 9: I just think when it comes to let's say, the
Speaker 9: fun department.
Speaker 16: You know, Uh, the kids their dad got them off
Speaker 16: rip so and uh even when it comes down to
Speaker 16: the grandparents, you know, it's a slick competition might not
Speaker 16: be dead. And even if everybody get along, you know,
Speaker 16: like I said about a very man, But I like
Speaker 16: the competition because it kind of bust up the morale
Speaker 16: in the family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know. And and the thing is too, is
Speaker 2: like with my wife, right, my wife's gonna be she
Speaker 2: gonna buy the clothes for the kids, right, especially the boys.
Speaker 2: And the boys don't care about no clothes. They want
Speaker 2: the toys. Dad's gonna get the PS five, Dad's gonna
Speaker 2: get the video games. Dad's gonna be the one that's
Speaker 2: gonna be outside in the snow, throwing each other in
Speaker 2: the snow. Mom's gonna be the one over them making
Speaker 2: sure the homework is done. Right. Mom's gonna be the
Speaker 2: one making sure they eat their food. Dad's gonna be
Speaker 2: the one when it snowed the other day in New Jersey,
Speaker 2: Dad was outside with with think Mama was in the
Speaker 2: window right right.
Speaker 34: Let me let me just see this real quick too.
Speaker 34: And I just as a father, as a father at
Speaker 34: the end of children's life, I think it's always the
Speaker 34: sort of competitive in the father's way because it's the
Speaker 34: what we get out here is the rap that we
Speaker 34: get in the world. So regardless of what we do,
Speaker 34: we compete in even if we don't think we compet it.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you brother. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 34: This is D hey D.
Speaker 2: Good morning. We're talking parental competition to talk to us.
Speaker 23: So there is a little competition, but not on my end.
Speaker 23: My daughter is one years old and her dad and
Speaker 23: I separated, but she's a mommy's girl. I breasted her
Speaker 23: her whole life, so she always cleans to me. One
Speaker 23: the other day, when he was just your child and her,
Speaker 23: she was just all over me, her usual and she
Speaker 23: wasn't really engaging with him as much. So he was like,
Speaker 23: you always want your mama, wait till I get some
Speaker 23: more money. And I'm like, she's a one year old,
Speaker 23: what are you talking about?
Speaker 9: I said, what are you talking about?
Speaker 23: He was like, Oh, she's gonna want some stuff from
Speaker 23: the store. You're gonna go hang out. And this the
Speaker 23: third day.
Speaker 2: And by the way, that's so whack.
Speaker 4: And the reason that's so whack is because it's like, Yo,
Speaker 4: even with the money, she's still gonna naturally gravitate towards
Speaker 4: you just because you mommy, Like you said, you you
Speaker 4: breast fretter. That's what that's what you really want as
Speaker 4: a father, You want that kind of bond. You don't
Speaker 4: want a bond because of what you can do for
Speaker 4: them financially.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 34: How you doing?
Speaker 16: Eve?
Speaker 2: Good morning? We're talking about parental competition. You got that
Speaker 2: in your relationship.
Speaker 31: I wouldn't say in my relationship, but as a single parent, yes,
Speaker 31: I'm dealing.
Speaker 23: With that right now.
Speaker 2: So what does the daddy do?
Speaker 31: No, well, it's it's I can't really say I'm in
Speaker 31: competition with his dad, but I would say that when
Speaker 31: my son is with his dad, his dad would kind
Speaker 31: of more so spend more money, as if like him,
Speaker 31: spending more money is better than spending time. And it's
Speaker 31: funny because like I do fun things with my son
Speaker 31: all the time. So it's not like, okay, well.
Speaker 18: What you do with your dad?
Speaker 25: We did this, we did that.
Speaker 31: And you know, like I said, as a single mother,
Speaker 31: I raised my son since he's been young by myself.
Speaker 31: So I just feel on his dad's behalf. He feels
Speaker 31: like him doing more spending the money is like, okay,
Speaker 31: you're doing something, and it's like, I don't know, there's
Speaker 31: no competition, but I just some parents aren't in competition
Speaker 31: when it's just like, you know, you're single, you got
Speaker 31: the child on this time, I got the child this time.
Speaker 31: Where some parents who are together don't feel like there's
Speaker 31: no competition because you're working together. So you know, I'm
Speaker 31: not in a relationship with his dad. Just feel like
Speaker 31: this competition, but I really feel like his dad.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Always, I always see more competition. I can see actual
Speaker 4: competition in parents that aren't together.
Speaker 2: When people are co parenting.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean, Like when you're a single
Speaker 4: mother and you know you're a baby daddy, I see that,
Speaker 4: but not when it's a uni.
Speaker 2: I don't really see competition with couples that are together.
Speaker 2: I mean like, for instance, my wife is is going
Speaker 2: out for her friend's birthday dinner this this uh, this weekend, right,
Speaker 2: so I know that you know, I got the kids
Speaker 2: solo all night long, right, So I'm gonna make it
Speaker 2: fun like I'm gonna, you know, have the tents and
Speaker 2: we're gonna have a sleepover in in the living room
Speaker 2: and we're gonna, you know, watch a movie and we're
Speaker 2: gonna do this. But it's not a competition, but I
Speaker 2: know they gonna be like I have phone with daddy,
Speaker 2: it's a competition. Before that phone with daddy, you they
Speaker 2: daddy fool. I know.
Speaker 8: Do you babysit your kids?
Speaker 2: That's what it sounds like.
Speaker 4: Nah, Okay, you shouldn't because you they daddy uber driving?
Speaker 2: No, definitely, parents say they babysitting baby, babysitting my kid.
Speaker 2: But I'm not. But I'm definitely an uber driver. Listen, man.
Speaker 4: The of the story, the moral of the story is,
Speaker 4: parenting is not a competition. Rather, it is a combination
Speaker 4: of teamwork, respect, and honor. And for all the co
Speaker 4: parents out there, co parenting is not a competition either.
Speaker 4: It's a collaboration of two homes working together with the
Speaker 4: best interest of the child at heart. Okay, work for
Speaker 4: your kids, not against them. Right, have a good day,
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 2: And so all the dads out there, you know them,
Speaker 2: kids be having more fun with dad than mom. You
Speaker 2: know it, You know it, all right.
Speaker 8: You don't even sound serious. I don't believe it, so
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 2: I'm not. You come to my house one time when
Speaker 2: we have a whole thing, Yes, sure, sir, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: you have a little fun with us, all right. When
Speaker 2: we come back. We got to talk so much to
Speaker 2: talk about, so not Lathan, do you remember Miss Cleil
Speaker 2: called me?
Speaker 4: Now? I was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight.
Speaker 4: Of course I remember Miss clear Whant you disrespect me
Speaker 4: talking to the listeners. You ain't talking to me.
Speaker 8: I'm talking a young ass listening called them.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get into that when we come back. Don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to breakfast slogan Morning, the breakfast Club. Morning, everybody.
Speaker 2: It's dj n V, Charlemagne the gud. We are the
Speaker 2: breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk. So
Speaker 2: not Lathan.
Speaker 4: All out of names or you've gotship been when you chatty?
Speaker 2: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 24: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea.
Speaker 6: Spells right right.
Speaker 2: Now? I know, don't know if you guys remember there
Speaker 2: was a lady named Miss Kleo that was a tarot
Speaker 2: card reader that was huge, I would say, in the
Speaker 2: late nineties. For you guys, I was born in nineteen
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy eight. When you say, you guys we
Speaker 2: were talking to we all remember miss Cleo.
Speaker 8: I don't play with us.
Speaker 2: I'm just just making sure. She was a tarot card
Speaker 2: reader and let's play one of her commercials.
Speaker 23: The cards kind of reveal things that you will never
Speaker 23: see by yourself coming out for your free tarot reader
Speaker 23: called I.
Speaker 2: Don't even really think she was caribbing. I don't think
Speaker 2: she was JA.
Speaker 4: Making your accident is as bad as I think. Snai
Speaker 4: Latens is going to be well.
Speaker 2: Sanata Layton is going to be playing Miss Cleo and
Speaker 2: the drama Sery call Miss Cleo a right. She's also
Speaker 2: executive producing the project, which I think is dope because
Speaker 2: it's I think there's a Netflix documentary on it right now.
Speaker 2: But I just thought it was dope now, they said
Speaker 2: in twenty In two thousand and two, the Federal Trade
Speaker 2: Commission charged the company's owners with deceiving advertising, billing, and
Speaker 2: collection practices. They said Miss Cleo was never indicted. The
Speaker 2: company worked in agreed on a settlement I think for
Speaker 2: five hundred million dollars in debt, paying the victims and
Speaker 2: also paying a five million dollar fine, and what is
Speaker 2: clear passed away in two twenty sixteen. Yes, rest in
Speaker 2: peace to miss Cleo.
Speaker 4: I mean I'm making jokes when I say sonilis an
Speaker 4: accent is gonna be bad, but that should be like
Speaker 4: kind of the whole point because it wasn't her accent.
Speaker 2: Phony. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's cool.
Speaker 4: I mean that should be good, I think because you
Speaker 4: don't know people's backstory, you know, and I know miss
Speaker 4: Cleo made some bread.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes. Now, also Tiffany had it. She spoke out
Speaker 2: yesterday she said she's currently forty six days sober. Good.
Speaker 10: I'm showing this song because I think it's the time
Speaker 10: for people to get up and do some work.
Speaker 14: I put in work.
Speaker 25: I work every day all day.
Speaker 6: I'm allergic to something out here.
Speaker 14: Some of y'all lay already stopped named it.
Speaker 24: Ain't had nothing to drink, haven't drank here forty six days.
Speaker 2: Which is great. Remember she was arrested in November twenty
Speaker 2: fourth of last year, so the fact that she's uh
Speaker 2: staying sober is amazing.
Speaker 4: Driving to bond for Tiffany had absolutely one day at
Speaker 4: a time.
Speaker 2: That's all you can do. Mhmm. And lastly, a lot
Speaker 2: went down in sports yesterday when it came to coaches.
Speaker 2: A lot of people retired, a lot of people left.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the news report.
Speaker 35: Breaking news into sports that are busy news cycles for
Speaker 35: septagenarian coaching great. Seventy ten year old Nick Saban retired yesterday,
Speaker 35: seventy two year old Pete Carroll out in Seattle, and
Speaker 35: just now the news that Bill Belichick, who turned seventy
Speaker 35: two in April, is parting ways with the Patriots after
Speaker 35: twenty four seasons in Foxborough, the six Super Bowl titles.
Speaker 35: In all that, Let's bring in Adam Scheffer, the man
Speaker 35: who broke the news. Adam, what more can you tell
Speaker 35: us about what went into this decision?
Speaker 33: Well, David, this was a situation that was going on
Speaker 33: all week long, discussions between Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft
Speaker 33: about how to figure out what to do going forward,
Speaker 33: what was the best solution. Ultimately, in the end, the two.
Speaker 9: Sides came through leading that they would go.
Speaker 33: Their own ways, and that is expected to happen today.
Speaker 4: I mean the end of amaras Nick Saban, Bill Belichick,
Speaker 4: Pete ca He stepped down.
Speaker 2: He took an advisory role, yeah, with the Seahawks, fourteen
Speaker 2: seasons with the Seahawks as coach, and now they say
Speaker 2: he's going upstairs, which is in the move. Nick Saban
Speaker 2: seventeen seasons as head coach of the University of Alabama
Speaker 2: and of course, Bilichick's seventeen division titles, the most by
Speaker 2: head coach in NFL history, nine conference championships, twelve Super
Speaker 2: Bowl appearances, and twenty one winning seasons as a head
Speaker 2: coach some of the best to ever do it.
Speaker 4: Man, I think we're still used to seeing players retired
Speaker 4: that we don't even realize when coach coaches do, because
Speaker 4: you know, a lot of of course coaches last way
Speaker 4: longer than the players.
Speaker 2: You know. But you know, I think sometimes we just
Speaker 2: don't chick have one year in this contract, so I
Speaker 2: don't know if he'll go to another team or if
Speaker 2: he'll just.
Speaker 4: Kick his feet up and relax somewhere. I mean, it's
Speaker 4: not even the first time we saw this in our lifetime.
Speaker 4: We saw great coaches like Dean Smith, you know, step down.
Speaker 4: We saw coach k retire last year, Phil Jackson, you know,
Speaker 4: Bob Knight, you know Eddie Robinson, Bill Watsh, Tom Landry.
Speaker 2: You know, we've seen it. We've seen it before. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a lot of them didn't leave the sport, though, they
Speaker 2: just took other jobs and other roles where it was
Speaker 2: not as demanding.
Speaker 4: Shoot, I think most of the people are just name
Speaker 4: left for the most part. Yeah, I still feel like.
Speaker 2: Still did something upstairs with the Lakers at one time.
Speaker 2: No for the Knicks for the next one time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it wasn't a coach, he just was upstairs. And that's
Speaker 2: usually what happens the retired pass away because it's hard
Speaker 2: to give to give it up, something away that you've
Speaker 2: been doing for so long that you still want some
Speaker 2: part of you still want to be a part of
Speaker 2: it somehow, some ways.
Speaker 4: God bless the dead, God bless pat someing. You know,
Speaker 4: like I said, you you the Pasthaway. You stepped down.
Speaker 2: One day. We're gonna see Greg Popovich stepped down. One day.
Speaker 2: We're gonna see the great Don Staley stepped down. It happens.
Speaker 33: Yep.
Speaker 2: All right, well that is your room reports. All right. Now,
Speaker 2: let's get to the people's choice mixed eight hundred five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five.
Speaker 33: One.
Speaker 2: Another reason why we should appreciate people.
Speaker 4: Why they why they hear it too, By the way,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, because a lot of times
Speaker 4: we take for granted this greatness that we're experiencing because
Speaker 4: we're experiencing it in real time. Correct, But when these
Speaker 4: legends and these icons decided to step down. You're never
Speaker 4: gonna see it like this ever again. You're never going
Speaker 4: to see what Nick Saban probably not in all lifetime.
Speaker 4: You're never gonna see it again. You know, so appreciate
Speaker 4: these icons while they're still here. You never gonna see
Speaker 4: what some what Bill Belichick did with the Patriots ever again.
Speaker 2: Probably, you know right? All right, Well, today is Mary
Speaker 2: J Blige's birthday, so you know we're gonna start to
Speaker 2: make some Mary, so let me know your favorite Mary
Speaker 2: joints will get it on for you.
Speaker 4: We love you, Mary J Blige. You have provided the
Speaker 4: soundtrack for our lives.
Speaker 2: That's right, and happy birthday again to the Queen Mary J. Blige.
Speaker 20: The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's j n V. Charlamagne to God, we are the
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Speaker 2: It's out today. That's right.
Speaker 4: It is a flagship podcast off Reason Choice Media, which
Speaker 4: is a political vertical that we launched heir at iHeartRadio.
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Speaker 4: thing about the first three episodes is, you know they've
Speaker 4: all been through different situations. You know, Angela Rai no
Speaker 4: longer on CNN. She tells you why in the first episode.
Speaker 4: And then you know Tiffany Cross, we all saw what
Speaker 4: happened with her at MSNBC.
Speaker 2: She's gonna tell you, you know, a.
Speaker 4: Lot of behind the scenes things that you didn't know
Speaker 4: in the next episode. And then Andrew Gillum is going
Speaker 4: to tell you about everything he went through in the
Speaker 4: third episode, so you know, definitely something to tune into
Speaker 4: along with whatever great political information you're gonna get from
Speaker 4: from from the Native Lamb podcast. All right, and also too,
Speaker 4: I would like to say, man, stop asking me about
Speaker 4: the third co host situation here on the Breakfast Club
Speaker 4: because I don't know, all right. I am serious when
Speaker 4: I tell you that people texted me, I see people
Speaker 4: leaving comments on YouTube and Instagram.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: Only thing I can tell y'all is manifestation is real.
Speaker 4: So whatever y'all want speaking into existence, okay, Because I
Speaker 4: don't know. Yeah, No, I don't know. I don't know,
Speaker 4: I don't know. That's my answer. I don't know. I
Speaker 4: don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 18: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. Anyway, you make everything bage.
Speaker 2: But now that was from the scene of what you
Speaker 2: call suspects. You don't use your suspects. They was like,
Speaker 2: say your name, and he was like, well, all the
Speaker 2: people that watch usual Suspects. No heard the lineup part
Speaker 2: No Spanish dude.
Speaker 4: Nope, okay, all right, but when we come back, we
Speaker 4: got the positive notice the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning everybody in stej Envy, Charlamagne the guy
Speaker 2: we are the breakfast club. All right, now it's time
Speaker 2: to get U out of here. Charlamagne, you got a
Speaker 2: positive note. I do, man, I want to salut to
Speaker 2: change your perception. That's an Instagram page that I love
Speaker 2: and I follow. I just want to tell you that
Speaker 2: they said something this morning that I tell y'all all
Speaker 2: the time. If you understood how frequently people cope by projecting,
Speaker 2: you would learn to take nothing personally. Okay, go pick
Speaker 2: up the Four Agreements by Domin Gil Ruiz.
Speaker 4: If you've never read it, and read the second agreement, okay,
Speaker 4: don't take anything personally. And once again, if you understand
Speaker 4: how frequently people cope by projecting, you would learn to
Speaker 4: take nothing personally.
Speaker 8: Okay, Okay, do I need to tell you more?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Fine, don't take anything personally because by taking things personally,
Speaker 4: you set yourself up to suffer for nothing. Okay, because
Speaker 4: nothing other people do is because of you, It is
Speaker 4: because of themselves. Have a blessed e.
Speaker 2: Ben't finish for y'all, dumb