Speaker 1: Wake up way, you guys really are like the hip hop,
Speaker 1: early morning late night talk Hill.
Speaker 2: Frontless Club is the most powerful popular urban radio show.
Speaker 3: Maybe like from the Black Mothership in New York City.
Speaker 4: It's DJ YEMV and Charlamagne to God, it's different, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, Like, y'all know what y'all talking about.
Speaker 5: Thanks, y'all be Black five.
Speaker 4: I love y'all. Collectively known as Breakface Club.
Speaker 6: So I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club
Speaker 6: because sometimes you say stuff and it's just gonna get
Speaker 6: you in trouble.
Speaker 4: Everybody, what Good morning Usa yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 4: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 4: yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne is running late. Good morning this Thursday. How y'all
Speaker 4: feeling out there? Y'all all right?
Speaker 8: Everything good? Woke up to see another day. Good morning
Speaker 8: to you guys out there now. Lamine is running a
Speaker 8: little late in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut area on
Speaker 8: the East coast. Here, temperatures are freezing. It's probably the
Speaker 8: cold this has been so far. They went to single
Speaker 8: ditchits here, Charlomage, morning, Charlamagne. So I know getting in
Speaker 8: this morning with a little nasty this morning, the roads
Speaker 8: are still icy, it's still nasty outside.
Speaker 9: And the reason I'm late, the reason I'm late, is
Speaker 9: because as soon as I'm walking out the door, kids
Speaker 9: start getting up for no reason and having bad dreams.
Speaker 9: Really yeah, you know, and one want to sleep with mommy.
Speaker 9: The other one want to sleep with mommy. But then
Speaker 9: when she realized mommy getting up, don't want to sleep
Speaker 9: in the bed because the ain't no adults, so you gotta
Speaker 9: go tuck her back in. That's the reason I'm late. Yes,
Speaker 9: good morning, what's happening? Well, good morning to you, sir.
Speaker 4: I'm not really late, though, now that I think about it,
Speaker 4: What do you mean this is the first break you
Speaker 4: got to come in for your yo yo's.
Speaker 9: You know, I wouldn't have the breath to do to
Speaker 9: yo yo yo yo this morning anyway, So no yo
Speaker 9: yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 3: This matter of fact, you hit it heah, we hit
Speaker 3: to preteke yo yo yo justic the case you ever
Speaker 3: running late?
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely well.
Speaker 8: This morning on the show, Piers Morgan will be joining us.
Speaker 9: His Morgan you know he's from Piers Morgan uncensored. Yep,
Speaker 9: I mean Pea has been around for a long time.
Speaker 9: Peers is a legendary media personality, you know from the UK.
Speaker 9: He replaced Larry King on CNN back in the day,
Speaker 9: like like.
Speaker 4: Pears has been around.
Speaker 8: Started from the tabloid the Sun and went and worked
Speaker 8: his way up on Fox and CNN and all these
Speaker 8: other places.
Speaker 4: We're gonna kick it with Piss in a little bit.
Speaker 4: Piers shakes the table as he does. Yeah, definitely shakes
Speaker 4: the table.
Speaker 8: So we're gonna be talking to Piss in a little bit.
Speaker 8: Let's get the show crack and we got front page
Speaker 8: news with Teslam figure Oat should be breaking down everything
Speaker 8: that's happening outside right now.
Speaker 4: So don't move. It's a breakfast flo come on.
Speaker 8: You know the Dolphins chief game, they're saying they got
Speaker 8: as cold as minus nine degrees and they say with
Speaker 8: the wind hill fact that it felt like minus twenty eight.
Speaker 8: They said because of that, fifteen people were hospitalized because
Speaker 8: it was so damn cold, which is crazy.
Speaker 9: I felt like going to the hospital yesterday because it
Speaker 9: was so damn cold it was. I ain't never felt
Speaker 9: no cold like that. Yesterday I was like, am I
Speaker 9: getting old and my bones brittle?
Speaker 4: Like? What the hell is happening? And today is gonna
Speaker 4: be worse?
Speaker 10: Really?
Speaker 8: Yeah, today gonna be Why what you mean? It's gonna
Speaker 8: be colder and then snow tomorrow morning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this ain't the same cold that we grew up on. Man,
Speaker 9: this ain't the same cold we used to light the
Speaker 9: kerosene heater for. You know what I'm saying, open the
Speaker 9: stove sometime. But I grew up in the trailer, so
Speaker 9: it's a little bit different. None of that would warm
Speaker 9: up what's happening out here right now. Yeah. We also
Speaker 9: got to send a rest in peace.
Speaker 8: Golden State Warriors assistant coach Dejon Milojevik scar he passed
Speaker 8: away at the age of forty sixty, said they had
Speaker 8: a heart attack, and I believe they were all at a.
Speaker 4: Restaurant eating when it had team dinner. So scared. Definitely
Speaker 4: rest in peace. The NBA postponed their game.
Speaker 9: That's why we be stressing going to see, uh, you
Speaker 9: know doctor Pullman man. You know when we was having
Speaker 9: those conversations, you know about going to doctor Pullman to
Speaker 9: do the soaring the soaring heart skin yeah, you got
Speaker 9: to man now, if you haven't heard doctor Puma up here,
Speaker 9: he actually scans your full heart.
Speaker 4: He puts.
Speaker 8: The way that they do it is it doesn't take
Speaker 8: that long. It takes for maybe ten minutes. If that long, Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's take ten minutes. But they can tell you how
Speaker 8: the blood flows in your heart. If there's a problem,
Speaker 8: they can actually fix that problem right then there, which
Speaker 8: is pretty cool to tell you. You know what age
Speaker 8: your heart is, meaning if you have a younger heart,
Speaker 8: if it's an older heart, if it's just.
Speaker 9: Cardiac imaging for early detection and treatment of heart disease. Y, yeah,
Speaker 9: sim simple, as simple.
Speaker 8: As that, you should definitely get a checked absolutely all right, morning.
Speaker 11: Tis good morning is Charle mage Goga morning dj MV.
Speaker 4: Let's jump right in. Let's talk about these public colleges.
Speaker 12: Yeah, let's talk about that. I just wanted to throw
Speaker 12: out a quick fact, right fact, right quick on the
Speaker 12: heart disease. One in four males die of heart disease
Speaker 12: every year. So thank you guys for continuing to advocate
Speaker 12: for our health. Let's go right into Florida. They banned diversity,
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, division of equity and inclusion. So this is
Speaker 12: a really, really big issue that's going on now in Florida.
Speaker 11: Let's take a listen to the report.
Speaker 13: The Florida Border of Education pastor rule banning the use
Speaker 13: of public funds for diversity, equity and inclusion programs. This
Speaker 13: would impact schools in the Florida college system, so locally,
Speaker 13: that includes Florida State College at Jacksonville and Saint John's
Speaker 13: River State College. The board also decided to replace the
Speaker 13: Principles of Sociology class with an American History class and
Speaker 13: an effort to provide what it calls accurate and factual
Speaker 13: accounts of the past instead of exposing students to what
Speaker 13: it describes as woke ideology.
Speaker 12: So again, banning diversity, equity and inclusion of Florida, that
Speaker 12: is what they're doing now. Civil rights advocate and attorney
Speaker 12: Ban Crump immediately denounced the move. He said, we'll continue
Speaker 12: to go down a misguided path of censorship in Florida.
Speaker 12: Also spoke to Florida State Representative Levon Bracy last night
Speaker 12: and this is what she had to say.
Speaker 6: Why I am greatly disappointed that the State Board of
Speaker 6: Education in Commissioner Many Diaz has determined that DEI does
Speaker 6: not have a place in our institutions of higher learning here.
Speaker 4: In the state of Florida. I am not surprised.
Speaker 6: I am not surprised that the same entity that just
Speaker 6: a few months ago talked about the benefits of enslavement
Speaker 6: is the same entity that doesn't see the benefits of
Speaker 6: DEI and our institutions higher learning. My question is to
Speaker 6: the people of Florida, what are you going to do
Speaker 6: about it? Are you going to raise against the machine?
Speaker 6: Because the best way to rage against the machine is
Speaker 6: by voting. The best way to show that we are
Speaker 6: not pleased with these new policy practices, procedures and people
Speaker 6: that are in power is by lifting our voices through
Speaker 6: our votes. So my question to Florida is what you're
Speaker 6: going to do about it?
Speaker 9: Rick James said they should have never give you niggas money,
Speaker 9: Florida Public College. You said they will make sure they
Speaker 9: never will. That's basically what's happening. That's why I don't
Speaker 9: make no sense when elected officials run around here saying
Speaker 9: things like, you know, America is not a racist country.
Speaker 9: And I was saying yesterday, you know, racism is systematic,
Speaker 9: and racism is systemic and structural, and this is just
Speaker 9: another example of racism being systemic and structural.
Speaker 12: Right, actual systems. You know, folks love saying oh, you know,
Speaker 12: how could you say that because you have money. Again,
Speaker 12: we're not talking about individuals, we're talking about systems.
Speaker 11: And you're absolutely right. And you'll hear the acronym again, deid.
Speaker 12: But it's really important that we name it and actually
Speaker 12: call a diversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker 4: That is literally you.
Speaker 12: Know what they're going against. And also they banned they
Speaker 12: took out the Principles of Sociology course and they replaced
Speaker 12: that with general studies American history course. So I talked
Speaker 12: to our good friend doctor C. Perry, the founder of
Speaker 12: Capital Prep, and this is what he had to say.
Speaker 14: Banning sociology or African American studies or in any way
Speaker 14: diminishing the opportunity for both black and white children to
Speaker 14: learn about the struggles and overcoming of circumstances by any
Speaker 14: educational entity is anti intellectual and anti truth. Florida has
Speaker 14: done what it is doing, which is trying to whitewash history.
Speaker 14: They didn't invent it, but they damn sure are perfecting it.
Speaker 14: And we as a community have an obligation to make
Speaker 14: sure that we speak up boldly to ensure that all
Speaker 14: children of all races understand that this country has positives
Speaker 14: and negatives.
Speaker 4: It doesn't.
Speaker 15: Know that.
Speaker 9: Yep, oh, okay, it was it m h includes to
Speaker 9: doctor Steve Perry.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so bad things going on in Florida as far
Speaker 11: as that.
Speaker 12: And remember Rondo Santa's is running for president of the
Speaker 12: United States and talks often about how if he were
Speaker 12: elected president, this is what he would continue to do
Speaker 12: throughout the nation.
Speaker 9: All right, well that is well, thank god, he's not
Speaker 9: gonna be an elected president. He's now you're gonna be
Speaker 9: the GOP nominee, So we don't got to worry about.
Speaker 4: That, all right. I tell as we see next hour
Speaker 4: we were talking next hour.
Speaker 12: The next hour, we want to give you some updates
Speaker 12: on the Biden administration and menthol cigarettes. So talking about
Speaker 12: Bannon that we're gonna talk a little bit about how
Speaker 12: that affects black people, and then there is some good
Speaker 12: news at least coming from the Biden administration as far
Speaker 12: as your overdraft fees that I think are important that
Speaker 12: people might want to know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm not a smoker, so I don't know the
Speaker 8: difference between menthol cigarettes and regular cigarettes. Hopefully you can
Speaker 8: tell me next hour, because I have no idea the difference,
Speaker 8: if there even is a difference.
Speaker 9: Y'all don't need to be smoking anyway, so I don't
Speaker 9: get damn what they do with cigarette. Sorry, some somebody
Speaker 9: out there freezing their ass off right now, right now,
Speaker 9: trying to get a little smoking.
Speaker 4: You put that down to have that anywhere.
Speaker 8: And I don't think it's fair that people that they
Speaker 8: go at the workplace, they get extra breaks all through
Speaker 8: that twenty thirty minutes and they get the smoking and they
Speaker 8: come back like that's not fair. Everybody's to be able
Speaker 8: to take a break, right, we'll discuss next all right,
Speaker 8: everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 8: eight five one oh five one. If you need to
Speaker 8: vent phone line to wide open.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Le
Speaker 4: ray right ray yo, Charla mane yamsey, what up are
Speaker 4: we lost? This is your time to get it off
Speaker 4: your chest.
Speaker 16: I got an indoor pool.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what
Speaker 16: it is.
Speaker 4: Hello, is this.
Speaker 15: Hey beat some blessings?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 15: Good boy showing Stone, Good morning.
Speaker 4: God Sewn Stone whatever, get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: Hey, Charlamo working today?
Speaker 4: Yeah, right here, waiting for you to be negative as usual.
Speaker 17: Come on, man, I'm not trying to be negative at all, man,
Speaker 17: I just be trying to spread the truth.
Speaker 15: Man, that's all.
Speaker 4: Okay. What's the truth? What's the truth this morning? As
Speaker 4: you see it?
Speaker 17: Sean, Hey, listen, I would love to see a comedy
Speaker 17: off between Kevin and Kat Willis man, wol y'all think
Speaker 17: that would be funny?
Speaker 15: What's up?
Speaker 4: What would a comedy off consist of?
Speaker 15: I don't know, man.
Speaker 17: Cat Williams says basketball, he could beat Kevin Hard and basketball,
Speaker 17: you know what I mean?
Speaker 15: He said, because that's Kevin Hard on stage?
Speaker 4: Man, what would that look like? How do you do comedy?
Speaker 4: Is it the best joke? The best reaction? Is it?
Speaker 4: You get it set? I guess so.
Speaker 17: According to Cat, whether he's gonna be Kevin Hard in
Speaker 17: some basketball the best jokes?
Speaker 10: You know what I mean?
Speaker 15: Whatever comedy off is, man, I.
Speaker 4: Would love you know.
Speaker 9: You know that's an old video too, by the way,
Speaker 9: that video with him standing in front of the plane,
Speaker 9: that video was like like eight years old. Like it's
Speaker 9: really really old.
Speaker 17: Oh okay, okay, thank you for breaking that down for me.
Speaker 17: And also listen, and I just wondering why you be
Speaker 17: lying to the people for sixteen years. Bro On the
Speaker 17: video you said at nine o'clock people could call the request.
Speaker 9: So what nobody I've been telling you for I've been
Speaker 9: telling you for fourteen years, because that's how long we've
Speaker 9: been on.
Speaker 4: I've been telling you for fourteen years.
Speaker 10: He's lying.
Speaker 8: But I take We take requests all through the morning.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you know what they're doing it.
Speaker 10: You want to hear.
Speaker 8: And the only time that I don't is if it's
Speaker 8: somebody's birthday, then I usually play their birthday mix, like today,
Speaker 8: there's nobody's birthday today.
Speaker 4: I've been looking at right now.
Speaker 17: And also I want to ask you last year, you
Speaker 17: guys been you know, gashing us up listeners telling us
Speaker 17: there's going to be a third call host.
Speaker 15: What's going on with just hilarious? Are we go to
Speaker 15: your third co host? In twenty twenty four?
Speaker 4: They've been have a bless day, Sean Pieank p Seank
Speaker 4: have a bladday?
Speaker 10: Dah wait, what's on like that?
Speaker 4: I ain't go I don't have a blood day. Hello,
Speaker 4: who's this?
Speaker 18: Hello from Brooklyn?
Speaker 4: Be from Brooklyn?
Speaker 10: Whatever?
Speaker 4: Getting off your chest?
Speaker 18: Uh, life's just been lifing, man. I got in the
Speaker 18: two car accidents. One of them was a hit and run,
Speaker 18: luckily the second one the dude stopped. You know, I
Speaker 18: got a little coin from it, but I used it
Speaker 18: to spend on my girlfriend and whatnot. But you know,
Speaker 18: I also gotta get surgery for something from work, not
Speaker 18: even car accident related. You know, life has just been
Speaker 18: lik him so.
Speaker 4: Now much you got for the for the accident I got?
Speaker 15: I got?
Speaker 4: One? K?
Speaker 9: Okay, one k. You must not have had a lawyer. Yeah,
Speaker 9: y'all must have settled in the parking lot. The hell's
Speaker 9: wrong with you?
Speaker 18: It was it was a state trooper and he left
Speaker 18: his call on she lives in Connecticut, and he rolled
Speaker 18: into the back of my car, hit my bumper.
Speaker 4: There's no way you had a lawyer, Nah, exactly.
Speaker 9: There's no way, as I said, you negotiated as yourself
Speaker 9: to lawy would have got.
Speaker 4: You something more than a thousand dollars.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 18: I definitely should have called, but you know I wasn't
Speaker 18: thinking about all that at the moment, especially considering he
Speaker 18: was a stake truth.
Speaker 4: But I'm just like, damn well, got a little stacked.
Speaker 18: But other than that, though, I just gotta I want
Speaker 18: to shout out myself real quick. I'm currently trying to
Speaker 18: get my way into the anime industry. So if anybody
Speaker 18: knows anybody looking for, you know, somebody trying to write
Speaker 18: a script or anything. Uh, Instagram is otaku underscore.
Speaker 4: Rush, Okay, you do animation or you just write scripts.
Speaker 18: Uh, I'm currently practicing my drawing, ain't. I ain't there yet,
Speaker 18: you know, but I'm trying to get into the script writing.
Speaker 8: Then all of that got you all right, brother, get
Speaker 8: it off your chest eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 8: oh five one.
Speaker 4: If you need to be in hit us up now.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 3: to get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five
Speaker 3: eight five one five one. We want to hear from
Speaker 3: you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 7: Move to RBNU, New York.
Speaker 4: See mall whatever? Getting off your chest?
Speaker 15: Say?
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, now, I heard y'all talking about
Speaker 7: the breaks and stuff. You were saying, how you all
Speaker 7: understand some people, you know, they take their breaks, and
Speaker 7: you wish you could have your break too. I was saying, like,
Speaker 7: I don't know if we need our breaks to hear
Speaker 7: y'all show man, y'all be have me.
Speaker 9: Lie, you gotta listen on break. You can't listen at
Speaker 9: your desk on the iHeart Radio app.
Speaker 8: He was saying, if we take a break like smokers
Speaker 8: take a break, how he you gonna listen to the show.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm saying. You can't listen at your desk
Speaker 9: with the iHeart Radio app. And where you work at
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 7: Engineering, So I dragged a different locations, picked some equipment,
Speaker 7: but I'd be checking y'all out. I was tripping off
Speaker 7: a couple of weeks ago when you was going in
Speaker 7: on the Girl and she stole her own She stole
Speaker 7: the Love.
Speaker 9: Clothing Friends, she stole a clothing brand, the Girl. When
Speaker 9: Lauren stole Carry Champions, Brown Girl Dreaming, you know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying.
Speaker 7: You were stinging herve Bro, You was stinging her out.
Speaker 9: We know Carry Carrie had the Brown Girl Dream. Lauren
Speaker 9: had a Brown Girl grinding. Brown Girl Dream is like
Speaker 9: an organization.
Speaker 4: She does.
Speaker 9: Carry provides mentorship, you know, for a young lady and Lauren.
Speaker 9: Lauren has a blog in a clothing line website and
Speaker 9: the Clobe line.
Speaker 7: I heard, I heard her story, I heard her trying
Speaker 7: to cover it up, and I heard you.
Speaker 4: Going believe, believe me, believe. Decided that I was believe,
Speaker 4: carrying myself. Hello, good morning. Hey, what's your name?
Speaker 19: Hi?
Speaker 4: This is Obioma.
Speaker 19: How are you so starting?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 20: Thank you.
Speaker 19: We did have a scholarship winner. Okay, name is them
Speaker 19: me and she's an illustrator. She's a teenager. She's an illustrator,
Speaker 19: so you both look her up. She writes children's books.
Speaker 4: Okay, Oh really all right?
Speaker 19: Yes, okay, so she's got the first watcher one scholarship.
Speaker 19: I wanted to talk to you guys about you mentioned
Speaker 19: something yesterday when Ava was on about support. Right, So,
Speaker 19: I think there's a disconnect in communities where support goes.
Speaker 15: Book places.
Speaker 21: Now, I bought a ticket for how sixteen sixteen to donate.
Speaker 21: But I think sometimes in the community, maybe people feel
Speaker 21: like celebrities or people that are on TV, we don't
Speaker 21: we don't see them, and they don't support what's happening
Speaker 21: in the communities. And sometimes it's knowledge trade they don't know.
Speaker 21: But I don't think you know, you, Charlomae, don't be
Speaker 21: so hard about saying we ain't gonna support. There's a
Speaker 21: lot of us that do.
Speaker 19: There's a lot of.
Speaker 1: Us that don't.
Speaker 17: I do think it's peysical.
Speaker 19: When it comes when it comes from people that are
Speaker 19: on a different class one.
Speaker 9: I understand what you're saying, but the numbers kind of
Speaker 9: show right. Like you look at the Book of Clarence.
Speaker 9: The Book of Clarence had a forty million dollar budget,
Speaker 9: you know, majority black, black cast, and it only made.
Speaker 4: Three million dollars this weekend.
Speaker 9: You know, color purple, one hundred and forty million dollar
Speaker 9: production budget, as well as marketing and promotions, it's made
Speaker 9: like fifty five million dollars thus far. Like, you know,
Speaker 9: if we don't show up to these projects, you know,
Speaker 9: with with our dollars, they're not gonna make it anymore. It's
Speaker 9: really just that simple, people, you know, everybody has to
Speaker 9: understand it's a business. And people invest into these movies
Speaker 9: and if they invest one hundred and forty million dollars
Speaker 9: and it only brings back fifty five sixty million dollars,
Speaker 9: that investments not gonna happen again.
Speaker 4: And they invest in something else and I.
Speaker 9: Know y'all think that's just Hollywood, but when people see that,
Speaker 9: you know, simply black people can't sell a product. It
Speaker 9: don't matter. If it's movies, it don't matter. If it's TV,
Speaker 9: it don't matter. If it's clothing, it don't matter if
Speaker 9: it's whatever it is. You're trying to sell as a
Speaker 9: as a black owned business, you know, a black forwarded business.
Speaker 9: People will be like, eh, I'm kind of cool on that.
Speaker 9: That's why you got to celebrate the wins. Like I
Speaker 9: just saw the honey Pot, you know, the honey Pot company.
Speaker 4: They just sold for three hundred and eighty million dollars.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 9: It salute to B. B. Dixon, you know who's the
Speaker 9: CEO of the honey Pot. I salute stuff like that absolutely,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean. There's a ak Yeah, a
Speaker 9: few hundred and eighty million dollar acquisition. They sold the cody,
Speaker 9: you know, and you know, being Beatrice has been up
Speaker 9: here quite a few times, you know, so to see
Speaker 9: herself a portion of her product, the honey Pot, which
Speaker 9: is a black owned business with your native dollars, I
Speaker 9: salute that. That's how people in the commons saying, Yo,
Speaker 9: she sold out. No, No, that's what you do. You
Speaker 9: create a business and you sell it to get that capital.
Speaker 4: That's how we create, you know, generational wealth. That's right.
Speaker 9: Guess what, we gonna need it because y'all ain't going
Speaker 9: out to support these projects. So we're gonna need our
Speaker 9: own money to fund our own projects.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five,
Speaker 8: one oh five one. Now when we come back, we
Speaker 8: got your room of report. We gotta tell you about
Speaker 8: what celebrity uh that their brother allegedly knocked their teeth out.
Speaker 8: We'll get into that next. Yeah, it's the breakfast Cloak
Speaker 8: of Morning, the breakfast Club Morning everybody. It's DJ n V,
Speaker 8: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 8: to the rumors. Let's talk Doja Cat.
Speaker 4: All out of names or you gossip? You chatting? Is
Speaker 4: the rumor report?
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: This is where the tea.
Speaker 8: Spells right right now, Doja Cats brother allegedly abuse Doja
Speaker 8: Cat verbally and physical. Now, Dojah's mom went to court
Speaker 8: to get a restraining order against her thirty year old son.
Speaker 8: His name is Raman. This is all alleged. In the
Speaker 8: court filing, she stated that Dojah also needed the protection
Speaker 8: for her brother as well. She claims that Ramen I
Speaker 8: guess Romin's's name, knocked Doojah's teeth out, gave Dojah cuts
Speaker 8: dojakat cuts and bruises stolen, destroyed her property, and speaks
Speaker 8: to her.
Speaker 4: In a demeaning and degrading manner.
Speaker 8: The paperwork states that Raymond makes Thjah feel unsafe and traumatized. Now,
Speaker 8: the judge gave the mom a restraining order, but said
Speaker 8: that Dojah has to ask for her own restraining order
Speaker 8: and can't get a restraining order due to her mom.
Speaker 8: She needs to file her own restraining order. So I
Speaker 8: don't know how long this has been going on. I
Speaker 8: don't know the reason for it.
Speaker 4: But she was in court and she was getting a
Speaker 4: temporary restraining order against the thirty year old man.
Speaker 9: That story sounds incredibly horrible, and that's recent, like all
Speaker 9: that stuff happened recently, yeah, recent recent allegedly.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Now, Marlon Wayne's talks about actors wearing dresses. Now, I
Speaker 8: don't know where this convers This seems like this conversation
Speaker 8: never dies.
Speaker 4: Now, he was on the Cruise Show definitely reheated because
Speaker 4: of Williams.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but this has been a conversation people have been
Speaker 8: having for the longest time. Well, he talked talked about
Speaker 8: it on the Cruise Show, Shout to Our Family, and
Speaker 8: cruise on the Real ninety two three out in la
Speaker 8: and had a conversation about wearing dresses.
Speaker 4: If you remember, he actually wore a dress in White Chicks.
Speaker 2: You talk to a black man and put on a dress,
Speaker 2: That conversation to me is it's silly because it's a
Speaker 2: negative thing that is only in Black people. We have,
Speaker 2: for some reason been programmed to look down on the craziest.
Speaker 4: Parts about our experience.
Speaker 2: That we're supposed to not embrace our past, not embrace
Speaker 2: our history, not embrace our heroes, that we have to
Speaker 2: be this way. When Robert Williams puts on the dress
Speaker 2: and it's Missus Doubtfire, he gets nominated for an Oscar
Speaker 2: and white people think is brilliant his community embracism. When
Speaker 2: Black people put on dresses all of a sudden were
Speaker 2: labeled by our own people like something negative. We did
Speaker 2: White Chicks. That's a classic movie. That whole thing about
Speaker 2: you know, you put on a dress and you're selling out.
Speaker 2: That that is not an artist's mindset.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean I've said that from the beginning, because you know,
Speaker 9: even just growing up, when you used to look at like,
Speaker 9: you know, Martin Lawrence playing you know, Jamie Fox playing Wanda,
Speaker 9: and I never looked at that stuff and said, oh,
Speaker 9: they're selling out. I just thought it was funny. Into
Speaker 9: Marlin's point, Yes, black people aren't the only people getting
Speaker 9: put in Dressist Robert Williams God Blessed the Dead did
Speaker 9: a whole movie called Misdoubtfire that was award winning. He
Speaker 9: won Golden Globes for that and People's Choice Awards for
Speaker 9: that in comedy. They got nominated for Academy Awards. So
Speaker 9: it's like, I don't understand the logic. Now, if you
Speaker 9: don't like seeing black men and dresses, totally understand that.
Speaker 9: But to act like it's some you know, sellout Illuminati
Speaker 9: stuff and that's how people get on track, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Even though I believe that commercials back in the day,
Speaker 8: remember Larry Johnson, Grandmama, Grandmama, hilarious.
Speaker 9: I didn't even look at this hilarious. I just thought
Speaker 9: he was playing a character called Grandmama.
Speaker 4: And I thought it was dope because he was playing
Speaker 4: himself with grand Busy. I know, they never crossed my mind.
Speaker 9: It never even crossed my mind about anything other than
Speaker 9: he's just you know, playing a character.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 8: And lastly, Halle Belly, she speaks about her pregnancy. She
Speaker 8: talks about people ask was DDG her first boyfriend, and
Speaker 8: she got on Instagram Live to talk about some of
Speaker 8: these things.
Speaker 4: Though. This is her explaining about her first boyfriend.
Speaker 22: Is TD your first boyfriend? Well no, so I think
Speaker 22: a lot of people think he is my first boyfriend,
Speaker 22: but he's not. But I would say he's my first
Speaker 22: like real boyfriend, if you know what I mean. You know,
Speaker 22: when you're younger and it's like, you know, poppy love,
Speaker 22: not really anything, and then you realize.
Speaker 1: Like, oh, just you know, fifteen, Like yeah, he's.
Speaker 22: Like my first real boyfriend, if that makes any sense.
Speaker 9: By I'm I'm just listen, man, listen, listen. This is
Speaker 9: charlamagnea God talking. This is Leonard McKelvin talking.
Speaker 4: We got to get somebody in here. And you think
Speaker 4: I want to do?
Speaker 9: You sound so crazy talking about her first We got
Speaker 9: to get you.
Speaker 4: DG.
Speaker 9: Holly Perry talks about if TDG was her first boyfriend.
Speaker 4: Let's listen to the puppy love. How you talking?
Speaker 3: You know you're fifty two, definitely not fifty two talking about.
Speaker 4: Your puppy love. Well, she talks about her pregnancy as well.
Speaker 4: You still so.
Speaker 23: Sound and understanding, especially of me wanting to wait to
Speaker 23: share something the secret and beautiful. I just wanted to
Speaker 23: make sure I had a beautiful, private, healthy time in
Speaker 23: my journey.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I stayed off of all social media to really
Speaker 1: keep myself saying and okay, I know that there was
Speaker 1: a lot of people who would always like comment and
Speaker 1: be like, we.
Speaker 10: Know, girl, we know.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, okay, that's great that you know.
Speaker 11: But I'm gonna just chill.
Speaker 1: You know, and that's wonderful if you support me, and
Speaker 1: if not, that's okay too. I hope you have a
Speaker 1: wonderful life.
Speaker 9: Trop gonna clues bom for Holly, oh cause that's your cousin. Listen,
Speaker 9: one hundred percent. We definitely got to have the third hold.
Speaker 9: Let me tell you something else. She is so right.
Speaker 9: And I don't know why you people think that, y'all
Speaker 9: number one know these people and why you think these
Speaker 9: people got to share every aspect of their life with you.
Speaker 4: If she chose to say, you.
Speaker 9: Know what, I'm gonna keep my pregnancy under wraps for
Speaker 9: nine much, that's her prerogative.
Speaker 4: She can do that.
Speaker 8: You don't owe nobody nothing. I guess I think that's
Speaker 8: the best thing about it. She was able to be like,
Speaker 8: you know what, I don't care what you say. I'm
Speaker 8: gonna stay low anyway, and they're gonna have the baby,
Speaker 8: and I want to talk about it, I will. And
Speaker 8: that's what she did.
Speaker 9: I love the fact that, you know, somebody her age
Speaker 9: didn't even feel the need, you know what, I mean
Speaker 9: to share with y'all what she got going on in
Speaker 9: her life, because you know, we live in this era
Speaker 9: of oversharing. It ain't even just about age. Everybody just
Speaker 9: wants to overshare every aspect of their life. Look at
Speaker 9: what I eat, yo, Look look at what color of
Speaker 9: my pea was today. She was like, no, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: keep this to myself. We're gonna have us a nice
Speaker 9: day pregnancy. Y'all ain't gonna be putting no bad energy,
Speaker 9: no bad juju on me and mine.
Speaker 8: God bless right. I respect it. Oh, congratulations to Hallie
Speaker 8: belly again. All right, and that is your rumor reports.
Speaker 8: Now when we come back, we got front page news
Speaker 8: testing Figure Oh be joining us, and Piers Morgan will
Speaker 8: be stopping.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 4: Good morning, everybody's dj NV Charlemagne the guy. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. Let's get back in some front page news.
Speaker 10: What up to you?
Speaker 11: Good morning? He damn it's Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 4: Let's start right off with Biden. Yea.
Speaker 12: The Biden administration must have decided soon on menthol cigarettes
Speaker 12: or the risk proposed as the band seems to be debated. Now,
Speaker 12: Health advocates and activists planning to intensify their push for
Speaker 12: the ban on menthol cigarettes this week. They're putting pressure
Speaker 12: on the White House ahead of what they call a
Speaker 12: critical deadline.
Speaker 24: Now.
Speaker 12: Advocates say that if this is not if this decision
Speaker 12: is not made by January twentieth, it will affect, you know,
Speaker 12: how they're able to move forward because it takes about
Speaker 12: a year for this implementation.
Speaker 25: Now.
Speaker 12: Menthol cigarettes has emerged as a pivotal one for President
Speaker 12: Joe Biden, who is facing an election year, as we know,
Speaker 12: with worries that this may diminish enthusiasm for black voters. Now,
Speaker 12: black smokers are disproportionately more effected to smoke because they
Speaker 12: are more likely to smoke menhalt cigarettes.
Speaker 11: However, some civil rights with ties to the tobacco.
Speaker 12: Industry have raised concern saying that this will criminalize people
Speaker 12: for smoking menthol and could lead to deadly police interactions.
Speaker 11: But again, that's why we need a police reform.
Speaker 12: My personal opinion, I don't think that's a reason why
Speaker 12: we should be talking about banning these cigarettes, but it
Speaker 12: is an important point.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 12: The NAACP and the Congressional Black Haukers have endorsed this ban,
Speaker 12: along with dozens of public health experts, saying that it
Speaker 12: would save hundreds of black lives.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 12: I spoke to Oklahoma City NAACP President Garland Preut last night,
Speaker 12: and he said, there's a reason why the tobacco companies
Speaker 12: were forced to pay two hundred and six billion dollars.
Speaker 11: He said they knew exactly what they were doing, and
Speaker 11: he had this. He had this to say as well.
Speaker 26: They needed they were killing and doing the things that
Speaker 26: they should have been doing, and that's why we end
Speaker 26: up having proposals that are correcting and putting things in place.
Speaker 26: And last year alone, over the last few years, one
Speaker 26: hundred billion has already been thinking. So anytime you can
Speaker 26: get rid of Joe Campbell, the Marlborough Man airlines, the
Speaker 26: band smoking restaurants, banding smoking, there's amissary to the manis
Speaker 26: de mento is addictive.
Speaker 24: It's more addictive than the regular snarette. And our kids
Speaker 24: are following Pouki and Ray Ray and the rest of them.
Speaker 5: Is needed.
Speaker 24: We as an activist, we as organizations, we as individuals
Speaker 24: have got to put more to the health of our society.
Speaker 24: And when we do that, we're on the right track.
Speaker 24: We're doing the things that are needed.
Speaker 9: And just to say, I have no problem with this,
Speaker 9: band all tobacco use, band all cigarettes, y'all don't need
Speaker 9: to be smoking that garbage anyway.
Speaker 4: Okay, When you look.
Speaker 9: At smoking tobacco and the cancer risks that come with smoking, tobacco,
Speaker 9: smoking causes about twenty percent of all cancers and thirty
Speaker 9: percent of all cancer deaths in the United States, and
Speaker 9: eighty percent thinking about this, eighty percent of lung cancers, okay,
Speaker 9: and as well as about eighty percent of lung cancer
Speaker 9: deaths are due to smoking.
Speaker 4: I don't give a.
Speaker 9: Damn about y' all of y'all smoking habits. It's disgusting,
Speaker 9: it's nasty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't. I don't understand how it hasn't been
Speaker 4: banned a long time ago.
Speaker 3: I mean, they say it makes billions of dollars, but
Speaker 3: if it causes cancer, it makes disease that can kill you.
Speaker 4: I'm with, how do we how do we still allow
Speaker 4: people to speak because it makes billions of.
Speaker 9: Dollarsde It's makes billions, that's why, that's the answer.
Speaker 4: But it makes billions dollar. But it kills people. Yes,
Speaker 4: all this.
Speaker 9: Fast food and everything else, all these GMO products, Yes,
Speaker 9: they make billion dollars.
Speaker 4: We know it kills people.
Speaker 9: But as long as it makes us money, yes.
Speaker 27: And yeah.
Speaker 12: And by the way, this settlement was in nineteen ninety eight,
Speaker 12: and so they been paying out this for the last
Speaker 12: twenty five years of the settlement. In the nineteen eighty
Speaker 12: eighty said to pay two hundred and six billions for
Speaker 12: the next twenty five years. So again this was already
Speaker 12: established on the books long ago. Rest in peace to
Speaker 12: my mother that did die lung cancer in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 12: So this is very very personal to me. And if
Speaker 12: you've ever had to watch someone and their lung literally
Speaker 12: collapse and you have to take them off of that machine,
Speaker 12: is very heartbreaking. And again, you do put responsibility on
Speaker 12: people deciding to smoke, but again when we're talking about
Speaker 12: an addiction, when we're talking about a disease, and some
Speaker 12: people just can't stop. She tried DJ and she really did.
Speaker 12: She tried multiple times, but just could not break the habit.
Speaker 12: Also spoke to doctor Tarento Robinson. He's the Northern Province
Speaker 12: Health and Wellness chair for Kafa Appa PSI Fraternity and
Speaker 12: he supports.
Speaker 11: The band and he just had this to say as well.
Speaker 4: Black people suffer the most from tobacco use we have.
Speaker 28: If you hire racial metality for smoke, for the illnesses
Speaker 28: such as lung cancer, heart disease, and stroke, it's literally
Speaker 28: a life of death matter for the Black community. The
Speaker 28: band would have a big impact on curving smoking habits
Speaker 28: and recruiting new smokers such as our youth. It's imperative
Speaker 28: that the President of the United States act now for
Speaker 28: the future of Black America Now.
Speaker 12: NBU asked what is the difference between menthol cigarettes and
Speaker 12: regular cigarettes. Now, the menthol cigarettes has a mental coolness
Speaker 12: of the menthol that covers up the harshness of the cigarettes.
Speaker 12: So people smoke more as a result, Men though cigarettes
Speaker 12: and hell more deeply. They smoke more cigarettes, and that
Speaker 12: means it makes it harder to quit over lifetime, and
Speaker 12: they inhale more toxic chemicals.
Speaker 11: I also went down.
Speaker 12: I wanted to let people know a lot of the
Speaker 12: popular cigarettes that African Americans smoke. Forty two percent of
Speaker 12: Black adults smoke Newport while eighty four percent of young
Speaker 12: African Americans smoked this brand as well. So this is
Speaker 12: just an example of how prevalent this is in our community.
Speaker 12: So the most popular cigarettes in African American community, Now
Speaker 12: this applies to everybody, all races, but I did want to,
Speaker 12: you know, point this out. Newport, Cool, and Marble, So
Speaker 12: all of those are three popular brands and overwhelming amount
Speaker 12: smokes menth all those brands.
Speaker 4: Why are they making this a black thing again? Because
Speaker 4: they said we smoked the most mento core.
Speaker 12: They're saying that it overwhelmingly affects African Americans more than
Speaker 12: anybody else because of the addiction to the menthol. Because
Speaker 12: our top cigarettes that we smoke our menthol cigarettes. So
Speaker 12: it's not just a black issue, but advocates are pointing
Speaker 12: out saying that it has impacted you know, African Americans
Speaker 12: more than most.
Speaker 9: I was just looking at who who smokes the most,
Speaker 9: and damn sure wasn't black people.
Speaker 12: So I was just wondering, like, disproportionately. So that's where
Speaker 12: the conversation always comes into. Disproportionately, you know, where we're
Speaker 12: saying just like they say, you know, who's on welfare
Speaker 12: the most, or who has the most abortions?
Speaker 11: And oh all black people.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 12: Actually, when we talk about disproportionally affecting, meaning it affects
Speaker 12: our community disproportionally is their argument.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I also feel like if you know better,
Speaker 4: you got to do better. Right.
Speaker 8: My parents smoke for what twenty years, fifteen to twenty
Speaker 8: years and they were able to give it up. And
Speaker 8: I just feel like in this new generation, we have
Speaker 8: to ban it if it's killing people at a longing rates,
Speaker 8: like the price of cigarettes, like sixteen dollars, twenty dollars,
Speaker 8: twenty four dollars a car is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: You hold you fifty seven.
Speaker 9: I ain't fifty seven, but I'm forty five. Right, this
Speaker 9: is the thing, is this problem, This problem has been
Speaker 9: going on way before, but things have changed.
Speaker 8: I'm like, back then, parents smoked when when people were pregnant.
Speaker 8: Back then, like they smoked in the car, they smoked
Speaker 8: at the work It's change.
Speaker 4: Well, you can't smoke. We can't smoke in the workplace.
Speaker 9: But you said parents, I've seen parents smoking the cars
Speaker 9: all the time with kids.
Speaker 4: Yes, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 9: I know people that smoke when they're pregnant right now,
Speaker 9: Like smoking is disgusting. And you know what else people
Speaker 9: don't never talking about cigarette doesn't just cause cancer and
Speaker 9: the lungs cigarette can cigarette smoke can literally cause cancer
Speaker 9: almost anywhere in your body.
Speaker 4: And secondhand smoke is just as deadly.
Speaker 9: I mean, that's what he tells me. They was kids,
Speaker 9: don't I don't disagree with that now.
Speaker 11: And heart disease.
Speaker 12: You guys also talked about heart disease, so I wanted
Speaker 12: to put that out there as well, that the smoking
Speaker 12: causes the blood to thicken and form clouds in the
Speaker 12: veins and arteries.
Speaker 11: So nothing positive comes from smoking.
Speaker 8: Nothing is disgusting. All right, Well that is front page news.
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Speaker 8: All right, now, when we come back, Piers Morgan will
Speaker 8: be joining us. We're gonna kick it with Peas Morgan,
Speaker 8: so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is dj n V Charlemagne the guy. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest joining us
Speaker 4: this morning. We got Pears Morgan. Welcome, Thank you. How
Speaker 4: you doing this morning.
Speaker 29: It's good to be here. I'm a little bit apprehensive
Speaker 29: because I messaged my sons to tell me that the
Speaker 29: big news I was coming on. And what they said, well,
Speaker 29: my middle boy's a big fan of the show, and
Speaker 29: he said that that you gotta be carefully. He said,
Speaker 29: Charlemagne is a bit of a menace. And I went
Speaker 29: and then I didn't reply, and he then paused and
Speaker 29: then replied again, actually so used, so she could be fighting.
Speaker 4: You should reply. You got to be friends. Shouldn't reply back.
Speaker 4: Do you know who your father is? You know what
Speaker 4: I wanted to always ask you know and reference to that.
Speaker 9: I heard you say once you are hired to be
Speaker 9: controversial when you got to gig at ITV. So my
Speaker 9: question is, is Piers Morgan actually controversial? Are is it just performative?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 29: I don't wake up in the morning and start screaming
Speaker 29: at my family about the state of my mum I
Speaker 29: on toast. But I am by nature very opinionated. I've
Speaker 29: encouraged my four kids, who range from twelve to thirty,
Speaker 29: to have opinions about everything.
Speaker 4: Iither g.
Speaker 29: If you don't have opinions, you have a lazy mind.
Speaker 29: I always believe the things I say at the time
Speaker 29: I say them. I'm happy to change my view if
Speaker 29: somebody gives me a compelling argument for why I'm wrong.
Speaker 29: I have no problem saying, you know what, you have
Speaker 29: a point, I'm changing my perspective. But yeah, look, am
Speaker 29: I controversial? I often take issue with that because I
Speaker 29: don't actually think my views of that controversial. I actually
Speaker 29: think that they're controversial if you only judge my opinions
Speaker 29: by what Twitter now x says, But then eighty percent
Speaker 29: of the public are not on twitch x agents on
Speaker 29: the public are on social media at all, and when
Speaker 29: I walk around the streets, whether it's in New York
Speaker 29: or LA or it's London or wherever it may be, Sydney, Australia,
Speaker 29: I get a very different reaction to the one that
Speaker 29: I get on the social media platforms where people go
Speaker 29: everything you say is outrageous, Well, actually it's not. I
Speaker 29: think I have reasonably popular views, which a lot of
Speaker 29: people subscribe to. I don't I think a bit like you.
Speaker 29: I don't know your politics, but I think like you.
Speaker 29: I don't identify as as left or right. I think
Speaker 29: I'd like to go after everybody, examine their opinions, challenge them,
Speaker 29: and I think that's the way you should be if
Speaker 29: you're in our game. So I don't like to be
Speaker 29: identified into a box about anything. So I look, am
Speaker 29: I controversial? I say things forcefully, I express my opinions forcefully.
Speaker 29: I don't think that's controversial. And my show appears more
Speaker 29: than uncensored, which was what I needed to be without
Speaker 29: people making me apologize to people I thought were lying
Speaker 29: for saying I don't believe them, but I love it.
Speaker 29: It's you know, we've been on there. It will be
Speaker 29: two years in April. I think we've found ourselves a
Speaker 29: voice of being genuinely uncensored, platforming everybody, challenging everybody. I
Speaker 29: love it. It airs in three continents, Australia, the US
Speaker 29: on Fox Nation here and talk to you V in
Speaker 29: the UK, and that leads me to my career high,
Speaker 29: which is appearing on or show.
Speaker 9: You had me on since the two. I appreciate that
Speaker 9: a few questions came out of everything you just said.
Speaker 9: Number one, did Rupe of Murdoch ever tried to hire
Speaker 9: u f Fox News?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 29: No, it was always about Fox Nation. Fox Nation is
Speaker 29: the kind of subscription platform that Fox has which runs
Speaker 29: side by side with Fox News. I do a lot
Speaker 29: of Fox News stuff, like I'm doing The Five this
Speaker 29: week for two days, I'll go on Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 29: But the interesting thing for me is, whatever people think
Speaker 29: of Fox News, I'm never put under any pressure to
Speaker 29: tow any line, to have any view about an issue. Nothing.
Speaker 29: Nobody even talks to me. I'm allowed to just be
Speaker 29: me and have my opinions. And I have strong opinions
Speaker 29: about a lot of culture as she's in America, which
Speaker 29: do not sit well with Fox viewers. For example, about
Speaker 29: guns and things like that. Nobody ever tries to censor
Speaker 29: me when I appear on Fox News, which is interesting
Speaker 29: because I would say it's more difficult now to have
Speaker 29: that kind of freedom of someone like CNN, where I
Speaker 29: used to work, because their solo, for example, hostile towards
Speaker 29: Donald Trump. If you try to go on there and
Speaker 29: say anything positive about him, that would probably someone wouldn't
Speaker 29: like it. I don't get any of that at Fox,
Speaker 29: and I find that a really just an interesting observation
Speaker 29: from me personally. I'm allowed to just be me and
Speaker 29: do my thing. I'll I'll let you be pro Trump
Speaker 29: on facts, of course, no, no, but I could be
Speaker 29: critical of Trump too, is my point, Whereas I think
Speaker 29: it would be harder to be pro Trump on CNN
Speaker 29: and get invited back too many times. I think it's
Speaker 29: changed now. I think it has done a bit. It's
Speaker 29: good they need to because CNN should really be in
Speaker 29: the middle. Otherwise, where do American viewers go to for
Speaker 29: genuinely impartial news coverage. You've got MSNBC very you know,
Speaker 29: to the left, You've got a Fox obviously very conservative.
Speaker 29: You need to have CNN to be impartial. I felt
Speaker 29: they lost their minds over Trump.
Speaker 9: I mean, the reality is all of them should be impartial.
Speaker 9: That would be the beauty, right, It would beautiful if
Speaker 9: all of them were objective.
Speaker 29: I actually have no problem in a country like America,
Speaker 29: a bit like the UK, but with the newspapers. When
Speaker 29: we had left wing papers, right paper, I used to
Speaker 29: read them all. I still do. I still when I'm
Speaker 29: back in another four or five papers, I read them
Speaker 29: all when I get a flavor for what everyone's thinking.
Speaker 29: I don't have a problem with left wing networks or
Speaker 29: conservative networks, but you've got to have some place that
Speaker 29: Americans can go to for genuinely impartial coverage. And I
Speaker 29: think in the in the UK we're quite blessed with
Speaker 29: We have the BBC, we have Sky News, we have
Speaker 29: other networks which are very, in my estimation comparative to hear,
Speaker 29: very impartial, and I like that.
Speaker 4: You know who used to be that for America, johnsto
Speaker 4: Would in The Daily Show.
Speaker 29: Yeah, well I miss him. I felt he gave up
Speaker 29: that show unfortunately too early. I think John Stewart would
Speaker 29: have been a really important voice through the whole Trump era.
Speaker 29: You know, you needed people strong personalities through that era
Speaker 29: to put things in perspective, I don't think he would
Speaker 29: have gone the whole way in constant Trump bashing, because
Speaker 29: of course that I've known Trump a long time since
Speaker 29: I did his show. The thing about the Trump bashing
Speaker 29: is it only helps him anyway, right. I mean, I
Speaker 29: had a great conversation with Chris Rock when Trump won
Speaker 29: in twenty sixteen, and I went to the New York
Speaker 29: Knicks with my eldest son. Spencery was over with me
Speaker 29: and we were just sitting in one of the vip A.
Speaker 29: Chris Rock is at the next table on his own,
Speaker 29: so we got talking. I said, what are you making?
Speaker 29: Was just happened? The election happened the day before and
Speaker 29: New York was like a mortuary, you know. He walked
Speaker 29: around like this terrible silence everywhere. They were low. Did
Speaker 29: this happen? And I've been predicting Trump was going to
Speaker 29: win because I've been doing crime documentaries down in rural America,
Speaker 29: down in Alabama, down in Florida, rural Florida, rural Texas.
Speaker 29: I can feel it. I could feel the Trump trained steaming,
Speaker 29: and no one on the coast seemed to have picked
Speaker 29: up on this, and the media hadn't picked up on it.
Speaker 29: They were just like, oh, Hiary, he's going to slaughter him.
Speaker 29: She's the most qualified candidate ever. And I thought, you
Speaker 29: don't understand Middle America and what's happening here. And I
Speaker 29: think the same thing is happening again now, by the way,
Speaker 29: which is why the Iowa result has shocked everyone on
Speaker 29: the coast. But you know, I remember talking to Chris
Speaker 29: Rock and he said, you know, to several things. He said,
Speaker 29: one fame, do not underestimate the power of a television
Speaker 29: fame in America, he said, now, he said. And secondly
Speaker 29: he said, if someone's killed nine or eight people, I
Speaker 29: think he said, don't go around saying he's killed nine.
Speaker 29: I thought it was such an astute thing to say. Don't,
Speaker 29: as we would say in England, don't overregg the soufle right,
Speaker 29: don't exaggerate how bad Trump is to score your point
Speaker 29: or get some clicks on social media whatever. Just give
Speaker 29: it straight. Examine what he's saying, Examine what he's doing. Often,
Speaker 29: what he says and what he does two different things, right,
Speaker 29: But don't over exaggerate, don't over demonize him, he said,
Speaker 29: You don't go around calling him the new Hitler when
Speaker 29: we know Hitler killed twelve million people. So I thought
Speaker 29: that was a really smart take then, and I think
Speaker 29: it's a really good bit of advice now for the Democrats,
Speaker 29: which is, if you continue to over demonize Trump, all
Speaker 29: these legal cases against him and so on, it just
Speaker 29: allows him to play the martyr, the victim. It fuels
Speaker 29: his popularity. Even Republicans who don't like Trump are rallying
Speaker 29: behind him because they think he's part of a Democrat
Speaker 29: led liberal media witch hunt. And if you allow him
Speaker 29: to play that card, he's going to win.
Speaker 8: All right, Will I'll go anywhere we get more with
Speaker 8: Piers Morgan when we come back. Is the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 8: Good Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Charlomagne the Gan.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking him with
Speaker 8: Piers Morgan, Now, what are your thoughts on people that
Speaker 8: are overcritical aren't Joe Biden, which is probably going to
Speaker 8: influence people not to vote for Joe Biden, which is
Speaker 8: pretty much.
Speaker 4: As far as all the Democrats have.
Speaker 8: So it's like even with Charlamage, he they're very critical
Speaker 8: of him, talking bad about Joe Biden and saying no,
Speaker 8: you're right, It might push people to sit on the
Speaker 8: couch instead of go out and vault.
Speaker 29: Well, I know you endorsed them both last time, right,
Speaker 29: Biden and Kambla.
Speaker 9: Harris endorsed Paris Right was I didn't I couldn't endorse Biden.
Speaker 4: I endor do you think.
Speaker 8: About a lot of people that are very critical of
Speaker 8: Joe Biden, but kind of that's that's all we have.
Speaker 29: I think it's a bad state of affairs for the Democrats,
Speaker 29: and it's sleepwalking into potential defeat.
Speaker 4: It's sad.
Speaker 29: I don't think anyone feels good about watching Joe Biden
Speaker 29: kind of physically disintegrating in front of our eyes. But
Speaker 29: he's still nine months away from a general election and
Speaker 29: then expects us to think he can lead this amazing,
Speaker 29: huge superpower for another four years. He can't. And you
Speaker 29: can't go to Carmala Harris. She's been a total disaster.
Speaker 29: So the Democrats, if they're not.
Speaker 9: I think she's scared people more than I think if
Speaker 9: he had and you know this desinis for racism and
Speaker 9: sexism comes into play, I think if he have a
Speaker 9: white male wise preader, it I think I don't think
Speaker 9: people are as afraid of all for Biden.
Speaker 29: You know what. I honestly don't think he has anything
Speaker 29: to do with Karmela's race or gender. I think it's
Speaker 29: because she's turned out to be useless, and sometimes you
Speaker 29: just have to call what you see. I don't.
Speaker 30: I mean most Vice presidents are useless, though well some
Speaker 30: of them are, and yeah, a good job.
Speaker 29: Some of them. It's not a great job. You don't
Speaker 29: really have any power. You just take all the flight.
Speaker 29: She's been especially ineffective. Let's putt it like that, right.
Speaker 29: I met her actually once. I thought she was very
Speaker 29: charming to me, and I was expecting more. She's obviously
Speaker 29: a bright woman. She's just been incredibly ineffective for him.
Speaker 29: Her pole numbers are just as bad as his. So
Speaker 29: the para.
Speaker 9: I think she's been ineffective because of to go back
Speaker 9: to the fact her race and her gender. I think
Speaker 9: that allows her to say and do things that other
Speaker 9: vps probably couldn't or even somebody like Joe couldn't.
Speaker 4: But she's choosing that.
Speaker 29: I agree, and I don't think she's done nearly enough
Speaker 29: for your community. By the way, I mean a lot
Speaker 29: of a lot of promise came in with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 29: Where's delivery I don't see it, so I don't think
Speaker 29: she's been effective at all. The interesting thing about Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 29: if he was to become the nominee, it solves the
Speaker 29: problem of how do you fire Kamala Harris if you're
Speaker 29: a Democrat leader, Because they both come from California, she
Speaker 29: wouldn't be allowed to be his VP anyway as a
Speaker 29: rule apparently in the Constitution about that or the election rules.
Speaker 29: So automatically you solve two problems at once. You get
Speaker 29: rid of this decaying old guy as your nominee with
Speaker 29: a guy half his age and twice the energy, and
Speaker 29: you also don't have to have Karma as VP anymore,
Speaker 29: and he doesn't have to be seen to be firing it.
Speaker 29: So it's an interesting little twist on that.
Speaker 9: I agree with you when you say the Democrats need
Speaker 9: to move away from Joe Biden, but I also feel
Speaker 9: like Republicans are doing themselves a disservice by not moving
Speaker 9: away from Trump, because it's hard to say you're not
Speaker 9: the party of white supremacy when you're supporting a guy
Speaker 9: who you know didn't attempt to call his country, a
Speaker 9: guy who says he wants to.
Speaker 4: Be a dictator. For a day.
Speaker 9: A guy who's talking about, you know, killing his political right.
Speaker 9: So let me start more importantly, a guy who said
Speaker 9: you should eliminate the constitution right in order to overturn
Speaker 9: the results of an election.
Speaker 4: I don't care. If you're a Democratic Republican.
Speaker 9: You can't have somebody, you know, a leader at a few
Speaker 9: world who doesn't believe in the constitutes.
Speaker 29: I agree, And I think the other thing you've always
Speaker 29: got to be mindful about with Trump is not to
Speaker 29: take everything he says to you.
Speaker 30: No, you have to, Oh you don't have to, don't
Speaker 30: give you give you presidency, got to You shouldn't take
Speaker 30: us too literally because we're just media presidencity.
Speaker 29: Definitely take us no, I think if you look at
Speaker 29: look at for example, the other day in Iowa, right,
Speaker 29: he comes out with his crack on the either the vote,
Speaker 29: and he said, look, I don't care if you're sick
Speaker 29: at home, just tell your wife, darling, I've got to
Speaker 29: go and vote. And he said, and if it does,
Speaker 29: if you end up passing away, at least your vote
Speaker 29: wasn't wasted.
Speaker 24: Right.
Speaker 29: And I watch people on CNM, my employers, trying to
Speaker 29: be hoe faced about it, right, he's basically risking the
Speaker 29: lives of people in Iowa. No, he wasn't. He was
Speaker 29: cracking a Trump gag, right, and one of his Trump
Speaker 29: cards literally is humor. Right. People in Middle America find
Speaker 29: him larious. People in New York pretend not to but
Speaker 29: probably laugh quietly. A lot of the stuff, a lot
Speaker 29: of the other characters. Candidate seemed very double by confiferent.
Speaker 4: Wasn't run lead the free world? Tap three? Funny if
Speaker 4: people on.
Speaker 29: The plane, yes, I agree, so so. But also you
Speaker 29: know you're gonna remember he comes from a business real
Speaker 29: estate in New York, where bull is an artful Right.
Speaker 29: That's what they do, right, They just try and persuade
Speaker 29: people something's worth well, it's not. So. His entire life
Speaker 29: has been spent exaggerating, going over the top, all that
Speaker 29: kind of stuff. And I always say, if you actually
Speaker 29: an interesting question for you guys, if you took away
Speaker 29: all Trump's rhetoric, which you can't do, his rhetoric and
Speaker 29: his tweeting when he's present, take all right away, right,
Speaker 29: do you never actually hear him speak and you just
Speaker 29: judge him on what he did? What did he actually
Speaker 29: do that was so outrageous?
Speaker 4: He implemented.
Speaker 9: We put three conservative judges on the Supreme Course perfectly,
Speaker 9: is right? Yes, sure, but they look how.
Speaker 29: Conservitis would say that's an amazing success.
Speaker 4: We will look how far right they are. They got
Speaker 4: rid of a real view way.
Speaker 9: The thing they got rid of directly impact you know,
Speaker 9: people directly impact people that look like me and you
Speaker 9: know people that I love.
Speaker 4: I got four daughters. You know, Rov Wade is a
Speaker 4: big deal.
Speaker 29: And I agree, I agree with you personally, But that
Speaker 29: is that is democracy right, what you're challenging. There is
Speaker 29: actually a constitutional right of an American president to nominate
Speaker 29: Supreme Court justices. He just happened to do it three
Speaker 29: times in one tenure. That happened to ask you the
Speaker 29: court conservative.
Speaker 4: Then that's a guy. But I don't believe none of
Speaker 4: them coming out of his mouth.
Speaker 29: What what if I said is wrong?
Speaker 9: When you've got a guy literally saying let's get rid
Speaker 9: of the constitution that overturn the result of an election,
Speaker 9: I'm not like.
Speaker 29: No, I agree.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the guy who said the America first.
Speaker 29: And there's a very good argument that's someone who does
Speaker 29: that should not be allowed to run against However, your
Speaker 29: constitution makes it crystal clear that he can run again.
Speaker 29: And in fact, even.
Speaker 9: The Fourtie Amendment, the fourte even members said, if you
Speaker 9: tried to lead a court this country, you are in.
Speaker 29: But president's going to happen the states that have tried
Speaker 29: to play that card. It'll go to the Supreme Court
Speaker 29: and they're going.
Speaker 4: To throw it out.
Speaker 29: Why because he's got Republican judge. Yes, you know why
Speaker 29: he was able to because he was elected your president
Speaker 29: of twenty sixteen, so that if Americans didn't want Trump
Speaker 29: as president, don't vote for him. And the same applies now.
Speaker 29: Don't vote for the guy because you know what, if
Speaker 29: he can pat the Supreme Court with more Republican judges
Speaker 29: next time run, That's exactly what he'll do, as the
Speaker 29: Democrats will do as well. How often do you speak
Speaker 29: the Trump I've spoken to him since we fell out
Speaker 29: over the last interview, but I'm sure I will do
Speaker 29: and I'm sure that I had a chat with him
Speaker 29: before the last election. I said, after the pandemic stuff.
Speaker 29: I fell out with him when when he did some
Speaker 29: ridiculous announcement that the best way to solve COVID was
Speaker 29: to inject yourself with bleach. I remember, right, and I
Speaker 29: read a column saying, mister President, your batch crazy idea
Speaker 29: is going to get people killed, right stop it. And
Speaker 29: he unfollowed me on Twitter, which was no big, no
Speaker 29: small thing, because he only followed fifty things on Twitter.
Speaker 29: Half of them were come most of the other half
Speaker 29: for his family. I was the only non American I
Speaker 29: think he followed on Twitter. This became a big story.
Speaker 29: I didn't speak to him for a few months, and
Speaker 29: about a week before the election, maybe two weeks before,
Speaker 29: I was doing Fox and Friends and they said, what
Speaker 29: you know, you know Donald Trump? What advice would you
Speaker 29: give him? And I said, I look down the barrel
Speaker 29: of the camera. I went, well, if he wants my advice,
Speaker 29: I said, it's not too late. Just give me a
Speaker 29: call with the president. Next morning, I get a call
Speaker 29: from Air Force one, I think, miss President of the
Speaker 29: United States. So when he came but nothing had happened.
Speaker 4: Do you think there is a candidate that could be Trump?
Speaker 29: I if I were at the Democrats, I would absolutely
Speaker 29: go for somebody like Newsom. Right, Yes, he's progressive, but
Speaker 29: he's moved himself to the center very skillfully. This In
Speaker 29: the last six months to a year, he's been to China,
Speaker 29: and met President G. You think President G was going
Speaker 29: to meet the governor of California as he thinks he
Speaker 29: might actually end up president one day. He looks like
Speaker 29: a president, right, He looks like someone that could run
Speaker 29: the country. He's articulate, he's intelligent, He's run one of
Speaker 29: the biggest states in the country. I think he has
Speaker 29: a lot of things going for him. I don't necessarily
Speaker 29: agree with the more progressive stuff, but I think he
Speaker 29: himself has realized his pathway to running the Democrats and
Speaker 29: to potentially becoming president is to move more to the
Speaker 29: middle ground right. And if he does that, and he's
Speaker 29: given a chance to do that, and that could be
Speaker 29: the option for America between Trump and someone like Newsom,
Speaker 29: I think he's got a very good chance, a better
Speaker 29: chance to buy.
Speaker 4: I agree we got more with Piers Morgan when we
Speaker 4: come back. Don't wolves the breakfast club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlemagne de Gad. We are the
Speaker 4: breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Piers Morgan.
Speaker 9: Charlemage, do you regret what you said about Meghan Markle
Speaker 9: in regard to her mental health, because you know I'm
Speaker 9: a huge mental health advocate, and none of us know
Speaker 9: what people are truly going through.
Speaker 4: Do you believe that you were insensitive to her mental health?
Speaker 4: For people that don't know?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 4: What did you say?
Speaker 29: So she went on Oprah Winfrey in that infamous interview,
Speaker 29: and she made a claim that she had had suicidal
Speaker 29: thoughts and she'd gone to a senior member of the
Speaker 29: Buckingham Palace staff and asked for help and was told
Speaker 29: you can't have any effectively because it would be bad
Speaker 29: for the Royal brand. I did not believe that happened.
Speaker 29: So what's happened? Since this is over two years ago? Right?
Speaker 29: Ever since then, not a single shred of evidence or
Speaker 29: a name of that person has ever been produced. Prince
Speaker 29: Harry writes a book of over four hundred pages never
Speaker 29: mentions this. Didn't mention the racism claims either, because like
Speaker 29: they never happened. He then said later, I didn't mean
Speaker 29: to say that the Royal family were racist. We didn't.
Speaker 29: It was the media. Well, you said that members of
Speaker 29: the Royal family. It turned out to be King Charles
Speaker 29: and Kate had expressed negative concern about the potential skin
Speaker 29: color of your baby, which that conversation will have never happened,
Speaker 29: and there is no evidence that happened in the way
Speaker 29: they tried to imply what Oprah gasped in horror. And
Speaker 29: so for two years the Royal family have had to
Speaker 29: deal with being accused of being callous racist who don't
Speaker 29: care about a young woman's suicidal thoughts, and don't care
Speaker 29: that about being brazenly racist about the skin color of
Speaker 29: their child. I said, I don't believe those things happened.
Speaker 4: So you weren't dismissing her mental health and what she mean?
Speaker 29: Me?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 29: And in fact I no, and I I went on
Speaker 29: my morning show the next morning and spent a minute
Speaker 29: clarifying my view about mental health.
Speaker 4: So why did you think she's lying?
Speaker 29: I think she's a liar and I think he, unfortunately
Speaker 29: is a liar too. And we saw it again this week.
Speaker 29: They called their daughter lily Bet. Now that at the
Speaker 29: time was an incredibly sensitive thing because the Prince Philip
Speaker 29: was dying and he this was his nickname for his wife,
Speaker 29: the Queen, and only a very tiny number of people
Speaker 29: called her lily Beet, including him mainly, so he would sign,
Speaker 29: you know, she would sign letters to him Lilybet. It's
Speaker 29: very special and it emerged that Harry and Meghan were
Speaker 29: going to call the daughter lilibet okay, And then when
Speaker 29: there was a big furraiorri about this, they said, well,
Speaker 29: we have the permission of the Queen. Turned out to
Speaker 29: be an absolute lie. They did not have the permission
Speaker 29: of the Queen. A book has just come out written
Speaker 29: by a very authoritative journalist with full access to all
Speaker 29: the royals, including all the royal household, and they've made
Speaker 29: it crystal clear that the royal household said they'd never
Speaker 29: seen the Queen so angry as when she discovered they
Speaker 29: were going to call their daughter Lilli Bett her private
Speaker 29: nickname from her husband Tation. Not least here and in
Speaker 29: the Caribbean, where, of course many countries still a part
Speaker 29: of the Commonwealth. I think a lot of black people
Speaker 29: around the world thought, wow, they're just a bunch of
Speaker 29: nasty racists and there's never been any evidence. And when
Speaker 29: I found out. You may remember a few weeks ago
Speaker 29: this guy, oh mid Scobie, who wrote a book about
Speaker 29: always supporting the Sussexes, wrote a new book about the
Speaker 29: downfall of the monarchy, as he put it, and a
Speaker 29: Dutch version of the book suddenly named Charles and Kate
Speaker 29: as the people who supposedly made these racist from us.
Speaker 29: Everyone in Britain went, oh, don't be so ridiculous, right,
Speaker 29: the last two people on Earth wh would ever be
Speaker 29: racist or say something of the negative context about a
Speaker 29: skin color of a baby. People consider Britain to be
Speaker 29: one of the most tolerant multicultural places on Earth, and
Speaker 29: I would say that, having lived there most of my life. Right,
Speaker 29: we don't have the kind of incendiary race issues that
Speaker 29: you have in America. All the history just doesn't exist
Speaker 29: in the same way. And that's why what happened on
Speaker 29: that Oprah in view was so shocking and so damaging.
Speaker 29: And then the question became or was it true? And
Speaker 29: I've got to say, sitting here now two years later, no,
Speaker 29: it wasn't true.
Speaker 4: How would she prove that? If it was?
Speaker 9: Though, how would she prove She went to somebody and
Speaker 9: expressed her mental health concerns, like how would anybody be
Speaker 9: able to fact check that?
Speaker 29: She just has to give us a name?
Speaker 4: Who was it? Oh? Gotcha? Got you? It wasn't.
Speaker 29: And she could have named the alleged royal racists and
Speaker 29: let them defend themselves, but instead, by not naming them,
Speaker 29: they're going to remember. In the Oprah interview, she said
Speaker 29: that the racist and comments were made to Harry when
Speaker 29: she was pregnant. He said, is before they got engaged.
Speaker 29: That's a year and a half apart. They couldn't even
Speaker 29: decide what year is supposed to have happened. So a
Speaker 29: lot of it just smelt to me of being wrong, untrue,
Speaker 29: very damaging. But none of my criticism of Mega Markers
Speaker 29: got anything to do with us skin color or upbringing
Speaker 29: or anything. If I would think more of her because
Speaker 29: of her background, I think it was, as I wrote
Speaker 29: in my piece on the day they got married, this
Speaker 29: is a great moment for our monarchy, which is a
Speaker 29: very white family obviously just historically right. I don't blame them.
Speaker 29: It's just like a lot of families in Britain, like
Speaker 29: their family, they're very white. It was great to see
Speaker 29: someone who was not from the normal background.
Speaker 9: You know, you won't say it after the Mega Market
Speaker 9: interview that freedom of speech is a hill you're happy
Speaker 9: to die on and you're off to spend more time
Speaker 9: with your opinions. In this era of everybody having an
Speaker 9: opinion and a voice, should people be able to see
Speaker 9: whatever they want without consequences.
Speaker 29: Well, there are even under the First Amendment, which is
Speaker 29: the most brilliant protection of free speech probably anywhere in
Speaker 29: the world, there are limitations, right, child pornography and so on.
Speaker 29: There are things that you can't say because they have
Speaker 29: repercussions as that govern these things.
Speaker 9: Trump got taken off platform, though that was wrong, but
Speaker 9: reason though he shouldn't have been because and this is
Speaker 9: a difference.
Speaker 29: I think world leaders, everything they say is a matter
Speaker 29: of historical record.
Speaker 4: Now, when Trump's pushing conspiracy.
Speaker 29: Theories, they took off they took off Trump, and they
Speaker 29: kept on the leader of the Taliban, they kept on
Speaker 29: the I Toler in Iran, they kept Vladimir Putin's account, right,
Speaker 29: So are you comfortable that Trump is the one that's removed.
Speaker 9: But it's telling people like you said, they inject themselves
Speaker 9: to kill COVID, pushing, pushing YouTube conspiracy.
Speaker 29: Is spewing conspiracy about Ukraine being a bunch of Nazis
Speaker 29: and de nazifying them.
Speaker 4: That's true all the time.
Speaker 29: But Tanaban is spewing their boy on Twitter, the I
Speaker 29: toler is talking about eradicating Israel.
Speaker 4: So how do you regularly this?
Speaker 29: I think I draw a distinction between ordinary members of
Speaker 29: the public and world leaders.
Speaker 9: What the world leader's worse because I think we're gonna
Speaker 9: have some awesome world war or world world leaders.
Speaker 29: I think everything they say and do is a matter
Speaker 29: of historical record. You can't hide it away. If Trump,
Speaker 29: I would argue, has got more popular by being taken
Speaker 29: off Twitter. I think world leaders of any kind, it's
Speaker 29: historical record, and if you take one down, you've got
Speaker 29: to take them all off because a lot of them
Speaker 29: say bad things.
Speaker 9: I don't think any world leader should be allowed to
Speaker 9: be on social media. I think as soon as you
Speaker 9: become a world leader, you have to give it because
Speaker 9: it's too dangerous.
Speaker 29: Well, that is a very interesting fake tweets the AI.
Speaker 29: I think you're all in or all out. Yes, so
Speaker 29: I'm with you. I would personally still argue they should
Speaker 29: be on, but I think that's a that's a good
Speaker 29: argument to say you take them all off. The world
Speaker 29: leaders can't tweet. They can make official statements, and the
Speaker 29: media can determine how they report those, and if they're
Speaker 29: spewing untruths and deliberate lies which are going to lead
Speaker 29: to potential violence, the media can say that in real
Speaker 29: time question.
Speaker 4: Probably the biggest thing we talked about.
Speaker 9: Is it true that you played by the homeless bird
Speaker 9: Lady and Home alone too?
Speaker 4: Was that you?
Speaker 10: It is not true? Prove it.
Speaker 4: You got to prove it.
Speaker 29: Why don't you ask the actress who plays the bird lady, Brenda.
Speaker 10: It's a woman.
Speaker 4: What's her name, Brenda Frika. He must have got that before.
Speaker 4: Sounds like you made it up before.
Speaker 29: I had to do my Christmas card based on this
Speaker 29: two years ago because I've got so many people going
Speaker 29: on about it. It is not me, and every time
Speaker 29: that bloody movie airs, which is every Christmas, I get
Speaker 29: bombarded on Twitter with Agehamehame. It's not me.
Speaker 4: We don't believe. I don't believe.
Speaker 8: I have a bit Morgan. Ladies and gentlemen, we appreciate
Speaker 8: you for joining us this morning. It's going to say
Speaker 8: thank you so much. And it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Good morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is dj n V Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 4: Let's talk. Kanye West, call out a name or you
Speaker 4: gossip been on you chatty? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: This is where the teeth spells right right now.
Speaker 8: Yesterday, Kanye West posted a picture of his new teeth.
Speaker 8: Now he got some new teeth, titanium teeth. Now these teeth.
Speaker 8: They said the procedure costs about eight hundred and fifty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars. Now, his teeth were not removed, But I
Speaker 8: guess there's some type of I guess they call it
Speaker 8: a denture type of thing.
Speaker 3: But it's eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars. He got
Speaker 3: it done out in Beverly Hills, and it's like a girl.
Speaker 3: It's like a girl, like a denty type of girl.
Speaker 9: You're almost fifty years old. You should not be showing
Speaker 9: off your grill. Youre almost fifty years old. You should
Speaker 9: need to be showing off your beautiful white natural teeth,
Speaker 9: all your brand new veneers. Even though you got it,
Speaker 9: you can't help but show them off because some of
Speaker 9: y'all vanias so damn big. I do like how veniers
Speaker 9: have evolved, though they got a lot of them look normal.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they got a lot better. Well, not as big
Speaker 8: as the chick lits to the horseman anymore.
Speaker 9: When y'all first was getting them, y'all look like y'all
Speaker 9: just wanted to walk around and chew through anything now.
Speaker 8: Also a TMZ report yesterday that allegedly Kanye West is
Speaker 8: gonna release a forty minute apology video that's before his
Speaker 8: single comes out. He's gonna apologize for some of the
Speaker 8: anti Semitic things and comments that he made a couple
Speaker 8: of months ago, so that should be coming out before
Speaker 8: his single drops now. Arnold Schwarzenegger he was detained in
Speaker 8: the airport for an unregistered watch.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm gonna break this down after we had a
Speaker 4: news report.
Speaker 31: Seneger running into trouble in Germany over a pricey watch. Tonight,
Speaker 31: ABC News learning the actor and former California governor was
Speaker 31: held at the Munich airport for about three hours. Schwarzenegger
Speaker 31: was traveling from lax to Munich and did not declare
Speaker 31: an expensive watch he was wearing.
Speaker 4: When he landed, he agreed it.
Speaker 31: He agreed to prepay a customs tax to clear it up,
Speaker 31: but the credit card machine didn't work, so customs officials
Speaker 31: made him go to an ATM to get cash. The
Speaker 31: only problem the ATM withdrawal limit was too low and
Speaker 31: the bank was closed.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 31: Finally they found a machine that worked, He paid taxes
Speaker 31: and a pen and they.
Speaker 4: Let him go.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so what happened was he was wearing the watch
Speaker 8: that he was actually going to I guess auction off
Speaker 8: for a great cause. But when you travel overseas and
Speaker 8: you have the box, sometimes they ask you to claim it.
Speaker 8: And the reason why is a lot of times these
Speaker 8: watches and these goods that you buy overseas and other
Speaker 8: places costs a lot of money and you could get
Speaker 8: it a lot cheaper in those places, and they want
Speaker 8: to tax you for it. They felt like he didn't
Speaker 8: pay the proper taxes, so they made him get to
Speaker 8: pay the tax right then and there. They said it
Speaker 8: was roughly around the watch was restfully about twenty six
Speaker 8: thousand dollars, and they made.
Speaker 4: Him pay allegedly thirty eight thousand dollars of taxes. So
Speaker 4: you had to go to the ATM and pay it
Speaker 4: right then.
Speaker 9: And now I don't even know what you're talking about
Speaker 9: right now, but I'm sitting here thinking. I'm sitting here
Speaker 9: thinking about the last story you talked about with Kanye, right.
Speaker 9: You really can't listen to anything that comes out of
Speaker 9: Kanye west mouth. You can't believe anything that he says,
Speaker 9: I was watching Dame Dash on Willie D's show, Sutor
Speaker 9: Willy d Slut the Dame Dash Great conversation, and he
Speaker 9: was saying how Kanye is just the troll. He said,
Speaker 9: Kanye has always been a troll, and he does things
Speaker 9: for attention, and this is a time where he was
Speaker 9: seeking attention and it backfired on him. So he ended
Speaker 9: up losing the Adidas deal and all types of other stuff.
Speaker 9: And now he didn't he just be apologized on Instagram
Speaker 9: and hebrew correct. Now they saying' hes gonna put out
Speaker 9: a forty minute apologies clearly because something ain't working for
Speaker 9: him right now?
Speaker 4: Did those socks youself? I don't know.
Speaker 9: He's he's only doing this because he's not gaining garnering
Speaker 9: the attention that he that he so desperately seeks all
Speaker 9: of the time.
Speaker 4: I'm sure, And now he's gonna do a forty minute
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 9: I don't know if that story is true, but if
Speaker 9: it is, he's only doing that forty minute apology to
Speaker 9: garner attention.
Speaker 4: Something isn't working for him. I don't.
Speaker 9: It's not the music, right not, nobody's playing anything off?
Speaker 9: Was it Kanye's Tide that was line right, it didn't
Speaker 9: come out yet. Yeah, then they put out singles.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 10: Damn.
Speaker 4: I know there was something circling with a little Dirk
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but the sox shoes. I don't see nobody walking
Speaker 9: around the nose.
Speaker 3: No, no, you know what i mean. I'm just saying nobody.
Speaker 9: You can't believe anything that comes out of his mouth
Speaker 9: because everything that comes out of his mouth, he only
Speaker 9: does things for attention. Kanye is about Kanye all right.
Speaker 9: Clearly he's not getting your attention he needs right now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and lastly, Snoop Dogg talks about why he turned
Speaker 8: down an only fans offer, only.
Speaker 4: Fans the people.
Speaker 15: It's the women.
Speaker 32: If you're going there people, that's all your Yeah, you ain't.
Speaker 27: Actually, if you're from the woop bop community, you can
Speaker 27: do that. But if you're from our community, you ain't
Speaker 27: sneaking the peak at.
Speaker 4: Your No, I'm doing the only fans for the lady.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to, you know, get the lady's.
Speaker 27: Is a glimpse of a real Like they got at
Speaker 27: me when of one of the little girls was she
Speaker 27: made like twenty million on there right there, like only
Speaker 27: fans want you to come on there snoop and dude,
Speaker 27: you can do it by one hundred. Now you gotta
Speaker 27: do is pull that thing out. I got a black white,
Speaker 27: ain't no way to works. You're gonna allow me to
Speaker 27: go on there? Pull that thing out for no amount
Speaker 27: of money?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: So now this is allegedly. This is why you can't
Speaker 8: believe everything that you hear. Now, this is what celebsa
Speaker 8: are reportedly making on only fans.
Speaker 4: Now, who's doing this report?
Speaker 24: Now?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: They say Chris Brown makes fifteen million. They said DJ
Speaker 8: Khalt makes four million, They say Tiger makes twenty million,
Speaker 8: Cardi B makes forty five million, Fat Joe makes four million,
Speaker 8: Iggy Azelia forty eight million, and it says DJMVY makes
Speaker 8: four hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: I don't even have an only fans. You did only?
Speaker 4: I did not have an only fans. Do I stop lying?
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 10: Why would you lie?
Speaker 4: I don't have an only fans. Oh we saw it.
Speaker 4: That's not mine. You're a liar.
Speaker 8: And if this person is lying and this person is
Speaker 8: making fo hundred thousand dollars, this this is crazy.
Speaker 4: To use my feet In May four hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: But I don't have an only fan.
Speaker 9: Well, you deserve it, okay, right, sound with that person.
Speaker 4: If there's a person out.
Speaker 9: There that has a dj mvy footpage, he's making a
Speaker 9: fur hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: You deserve it. No, okay, yes he does. No, why not?
Speaker 3: I don't have a page. And that report Snoopy to
Speaker 3: do a workout video.
Speaker 9: That's what a bad you saw Snoop doing the workout
Speaker 9: a little show trug Snoopy to work out video. I'll
Speaker 9: watched that. I can't believe that you got a only fan.
Speaker 9: Don't making four hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: I do not have it. It's your feet. Yeah, well yo,
Speaker 4: pull pull that up, producer. See if if you still
Speaker 4: got his only uh fan? Feet had one at one point,
Speaker 4: somebody had one. It's not me. What you may for
Speaker 4: in the grand of money, I don't know. Off your feet.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. Damn. I might have to create a page.
Speaker 4: It's four hundred thousand dollars a month. Put my feet.
Speaker 4: Put my feet. That ain't what I'm laughing. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: tell you the joke I'm laughing at. I know, I
Speaker 4: know you. I know you better than you know you.
Speaker 10: I know what.
Speaker 4: That's why I don't playing with you taking my ball
Speaker 4: and I'm leaving the saying box your donks Now I'm
Speaker 4: taking my bad joke.
Speaker 3: It's so funny, Breakfast Club, your mornings will never be
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Speaker 4: Charade some Donkey days just sad himself. Charlotte Man ready
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Speaker 4: Charla Man, I'm a donc You are.
Speaker 24: That Charlotte Lange the same.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 9: That damn tailor knows you know how to make a
Speaker 9: good intro. Don't she drop on a cluthes bombs of tailor?
Speaker 9: Tailor made it? Okay, Donkey Today for Thursday, January eighteenth
Speaker 9: goes to thirty three year old Rhoda Ousmand of Houston, Texas.
Speaker 4: Rohoda has been charged with felony theft by deception.
Speaker 9: Now many of y'all remember Rhoda because she went viral
Speaker 9: after posting a video of her saying that she got
Speaker 9: hit in the head with a brick. Okay, because she
Speaker 9: refused to give her give a man her phone number.
Speaker 9: It was all over Shade Room and World Star. One
Speaker 9: of those situations that caused the digital divide between men
Speaker 9: and women that grow wider. You know, it's always a
Speaker 9: gender war on social media. There is literally a podcast community,
Speaker 9: a YouTube broadcast community called the Man of Spear, and
Speaker 9: these folks make a living if you want to call
Speaker 9: it that off men versus women fighting online okay, And
Speaker 9: this road the Odesman situation definitely have folks at odds
Speaker 9: because once again she claims she got hit in the
Speaker 9: face with a brick because she didn't give a.
Speaker 4: Man her phone number.
Speaker 9: Very triggering story for a lot of women, okay, because
Speaker 9: this has happened to a lot of women. They ignore
Speaker 9: the guy didn't give them the correct number, and the
Speaker 9: guy physically assaulted them in some way. It's a shame
Speaker 9: that so many women feel forced to give up their
Speaker 9: numbers to dudes, because some dudes be so aggressive that
Speaker 9: they don't even realize the only reason the woman is
Speaker 9: giving up her number is because she shift to death.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: And plenty of women have told me that they can't
Speaker 9: give out a fake number because dudes be literally calling
Speaker 9: right there.
Speaker 4: On the spot.
Speaker 9: Okay, and if she gives them a wrong number, it
Speaker 9: makes the prospects of danger even greater.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: So when women who have that fear, who have been
Speaker 9: assaulted because they ignore a man saw Rodea Osmond's story.
Speaker 4: It was very triggering, okay.
Speaker 9: But what I also remember from that story is brothers
Speaker 9: from around rode his way, brothers from her community saying
Speaker 9: Rhadi is a liar, and she's an old liar and
Speaker 9: has pulled stunts like this before. Personally, I didn't know
Speaker 9: what the belief, Okay, I just listened to both sides.
Speaker 9: Let's flash back to the original report courtesy.
Speaker 4: Of Fox five Woman.
Speaker 32: It's recovering after she's the rejection that took a dangerous turn.
Speaker 32: A Houston woman is recovering after she says a man
Speaker 32: hit her in the head in the face with a
Speaker 32: brick robe. Basha says she attacked says he attacked her
Speaker 32: after she refused to give him her cell phone number,
Speaker 32: all while a crowd of men stood there watching.
Speaker 33: Have I ever done to everybody of my life to
Speaker 33: deserve this?
Speaker 10: Literally?
Speaker 33: If that asked me for my younger eyes said nope.
Speaker 33: And he picked up a brick in front of so
Speaker 33: many men and was like, wa gonna do? And I
Speaker 33: told all these men like you, whysest? Then that a break?
Speaker 10: Oh? My face.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: Well, according to charging documents, that whole story was a lie. Okay,
Speaker 9: a falsehood of farce. In the famous words of Takeoff
Speaker 9: cap okay, wow, I overstep take Off?
Speaker 4: Go ahead? Played again? Yeah, I'm sorry you can't keep
Speaker 4: rest in peace? Take Off. Let's go to Houston too
Speaker 4: for the new report.
Speaker 34: Please you all this man just hit me in my
Speaker 34: face with a brick, and all these black man just want.
Speaker 35: This video, with more than a million likes on the
Speaker 35: Shade Rooms Instagram page, captured the moments after what appeared
Speaker 35: to be a brutal attack in West Houston.
Speaker 4: She told the detective.
Speaker 36: The responded that she was hit in the head with
Speaker 36: a brick after she refused to give her phone number
Speaker 36: to a guy on the street.
Speaker 35: And was that verified by any of the evidence that
Speaker 35: detectives looked at.
Speaker 4: No, that was not verified.
Speaker 35: Harris County Prosecutor Keith Houston says surveillance videos from that
Speaker 35: early September morning show Osmond hitting a man first first,
Speaker 35: So she's the.
Speaker 4: One who she was the aggressor. She was the aggressor
Speaker 4: house and it was a water bottle that hit her,
Speaker 4: not a brick.
Speaker 36: He did have a water bottle in his hand, and
Speaker 36: we think that's what left the mark.
Speaker 35: According to court documents, she asked someone else to launch
Speaker 35: this GoFundMe for her recovery, raising more than forty two
Speaker 35: thousand dollars, But as the story went viral, a blogger
Speaker 35: on TikTok called police, alerting them to this twenty twenty GoFundMe,
Speaker 35: which claimed a vicious assault by a security guard in Minneapolis.
Speaker 36: Detective Thornton verified with Minneapolis Police that there was no
Speaker 36: assault done at that time it was completely fictional.
Speaker 35: In an Instagram story posted Wednesday, Osmond addressed those who
Speaker 35: have doubted her.
Speaker 34: I actually have things going on in my life. I
Speaker 34: actually have real ways to make money. I don't have
Speaker 34: to get go fubbing for money. I actually can earn
Speaker 34: income because I'm actually educated and I actually am talented.
Speaker 4: She's still lying. You can't lie.
Speaker 9: Remember when y'all Gatold's been flag for not going to
Speaker 9: that woman's defense, and all those guys, as you would line,
Speaker 9: those men were right. Okay, she's got a history of this,
Speaker 9: all right. This is why when I see a lot
Speaker 9: of go fund of mes, my first thought is go
Speaker 9: f yourself. Okay, you just can't trust people. Folks come
Speaker 9: up with all these sob stories and they pull at
Speaker 9: our heart strings. The next thing you know, we've digging
Speaker 9: in our pockets, you know, thinking we donating to a
Speaker 9: worthy cause, and all we donating to is somebody's wig
Speaker 9: installation fund.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 9: This is also another reason why you can't rush the conclusions,
Speaker 9: because the things you see on social media, we jump
Speaker 9: out the window.
Speaker 37: We pick these sides and don't have any facts. All
Speaker 37: we have is how this video makes us feel. And
Speaker 37: guess what feelings aren't facts. Your feelings often lie to you.
Speaker 9: Your feelings are not a good judge of anything, And
Speaker 9: feelings cannot laugh. They's just the chemical reaction in your brain,
Speaker 9: That's it, which is why I laugh often at things
Speaker 9: on social media, especially when these folks talk about things
Speaker 9: they have no clue of with such confidence.
Speaker 4: Y'all have no idea how bad you all get manipulated.
Speaker 9: Now, Rollers should be charged with more than felaity theft
Speaker 9: by deception, because if she hadn't been found out, if
Speaker 9: they hadn't found out, she was lying, and she was
Speaker 9: ready and willing to send some innocent manag Jeff for
Speaker 9: a crime that didn't even happen. She told police it
Speaker 9: was an unknown man, but guarantee, if they would have
Speaker 9: picked someone up, she would have said it was him.
Speaker 9: So sometimes you have to get on some minority report
Speaker 9: stuff and charge people for what they.
Speaker 4: Thought about doing. You have to start making examples of people.
Speaker 9: And once again, I've said this a million times, this
Speaker 9: is why believe all women is nonsense. You shouldn't believe
Speaker 9: all of anything anyone tells you. Okay, there's not one
Speaker 9: group on this planet that you should believe all of
Speaker 9: what they tell you. We should listen to people, listen
Speaker 9: to all people, and believe all proof.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: Simple, and stories like Rhonda are why we should get
Speaker 9: rid of the all believe women.
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 10: Cool?
Speaker 9: I read once that believe women men don't assume women
Speaker 9: as agenda are especially vindictive. And recognize that false allegations
Speaker 9: are no less common than real ones.
Speaker 4: I can live with that. That makes sense to me.
Speaker 4: And Ronda, you need to apologize, all right.
Speaker 9: We never hear people who make these false allegations and
Speaker 9: didn't get found out apologize. The main reason she should
Speaker 9: apologize is because she makes it bad for all the
Speaker 9: women who have actually been through what she about him.
Speaker 9: Please give Rhoda Osmond the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 10: Oh no, you are the dog of the day, the
Speaker 10: dog all the day.
Speaker 8: Ye all right, well, thank you for that donkey today. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 8: all right now when we come back, where you wanna go?
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five five one? Which way you
Speaker 8: wanna go? What are you talking about? We could do
Speaker 8: talk about your only feet.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not gonna talk about my only feet. Seemed
Speaker 4: too interesting.
Speaker 29: Uh.
Speaker 8: Things in the news yesterday. One was a supermodel, supermodel
Speaker 8: named Beverly Johnson.
Speaker 24: O G.
Speaker 8: Beverly Johnson, that's right, supermodel. She said that, you know,
Speaker 8: she has to stay slim because she's a supermodel and
Speaker 8: back in the day, her.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, she was back in the day. Yeah,
Speaker 4: super model, back in the day. So her diet back
Speaker 4: in the day was she would have to have two aches,
Speaker 4: a bowl of rice every week and some cocaine to
Speaker 4: make sure she stayed slim. Well, the cocaine was much
Speaker 4: more organic back then, fresh off the planet wasn't like
Speaker 4: all that. Step thought. They wasn't mixing it with Rihanna's
Speaker 4: makeup like they be doing that.
Speaker 8: I don't know, but that is the question eight hundred
Speaker 8: five eight five what's theranic diet?
Speaker 4: He said, an egg, what cocaine?
Speaker 15: What else?
Speaker 4: And a bowl of rice. That's a very organic diet.
Speaker 29: Man.
Speaker 8: The question is what is some of the craziest things
Speaker 8: you did to lose weight? What is some of the
Speaker 8: crazy diets you used? We're gonna take it out of O. G.
Speaker 8: Beverly Johnson. I had a friend that ate nothing but
Speaker 8: grapes to lose weight, and the work that actually worked.
Speaker 8: He lost about twenty thirty pounds to lose weight.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 8: So that is the question eight hundred and five five
Speaker 8: one five one. What's the craziest thing you've done to
Speaker 8: lose weight? You know everybody using that what's that?
Speaker 4: What's that? Pen call Olympics?
Speaker 9: Everybody want to be an Ozmpic gold medalist, the Olympic
Speaker 9: and Olympic gold medalist, Ozmpic silver medalists, Olympic bronze medalist.
Speaker 9: Them the ones that don't really lose a lot of weight.
Speaker 9: Th the Olympic bronze you only lost about ten pounds,
Speaker 9: but you got diarrhea. Crazy though that some of the
Speaker 9: side of it.
Speaker 4: That's what I heard. Unretrollable diarrhea. Uncontrollable stale. Oh my goodness. Okay,
Speaker 4: eight hundred five, why you work?
Speaker 16: You hear me?
Speaker 4: That's what I heard.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one the
Speaker 8: craziest things you've done to lose some weight? Let's talk
Speaker 8: about this the breakfast lup, Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: It's topic time.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one five one to join
Speaker 3: into the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Morning everybody. It's the j Envy Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us,
Speaker 8: we're asking what are some of the crazy things that
Speaker 8: you've done to lose weight? Now, this conversation comes from
Speaker 8: supermodel Beverly Johnson o G. She admitted back in the day,
Speaker 8: she would she would use two eggs, a bowl of
Speaker 8: rice every week and some cocaine.
Speaker 4: And she said that's how she would stay slim nowadays.
Speaker 4: Are you like I tall?
Speaker 8: You had a friend of mine that just ate nothing
Speaker 8: but grapes. I'm hearing about this ozimpic shot. There's so
Speaker 8: many things that people are trying.
Speaker 4: What's that? What's the other thing? Zipper Gang crazy though,
Speaker 4: I mean ozimper Gag is crazy as you said, you
Speaker 4: diarrhea all the time? That is crazy. Yeah, but ozimpic
Speaker 4: is actually a medication for that. It's not rice. It's
Speaker 4: not a rice cocaine and a hall boiled egg. What
Speaker 4: do you say? I said, rice two eggs in some cocaine. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and it's not that's not That's not a crazy thing.
Speaker 4: You know what about that? What's the other thing? Said?
Speaker 8: The apple oil vinegar? What apple sided vinegar? Had people
Speaker 8: using that? But let's go to the phone lines. We
Speaker 8: got a lady on the line. Her name is Kim,
Speaker 8: and Kim tells us what she does. Hey, coome on
Speaker 8: to Kim.
Speaker 18: Good morning, DJ everything.
Speaker 4: How are you feeling this morning.
Speaker 16: I'm doing good.
Speaker 38: I'm doing good.
Speaker 4: So what are you What's the one of the craziest
Speaker 4: things you did to lose weight?
Speaker 38: I took a three of federing two vibrant excuse me,
Speaker 38: one vibrant, two ass ring.
Speaker 18: It's called off running.
Speaker 19: Stacked, and I lost thirty pounds in fifteen days.
Speaker 4: I've never heard of that. What it was the first thing?
Speaker 4: You said a federan.
Speaker 38: You haven't heard it in a while because it's been
Speaker 38: about twenty five years since the government outlawed it. So
Speaker 38: it was benned now, but when I was in the
Speaker 38: Air Force, it wasn't until a pirate crashed and they
Speaker 38: were with it.
Speaker 9: Did you look sexy though after you lost that thirty pounds?
Speaker 9: That's the important stuff.
Speaker 19: Oh hell yeah, I'm sexy anyway.
Speaker 18: But hell yeah, I was back to my player weight.
Speaker 4: Okay, see now were talking or was it worth it?
Speaker 26: Hell yeah?
Speaker 39: I had to stay in the way, I had to
Speaker 39: stay off the wait pilgrams.
Speaker 4: M okay, all right, well, thank you, mama. We got
Speaker 4: Will on the line. Will, Good morning, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: How y'all doing, what's up? Well, what's the craziest thing
Speaker 4: you did to lose weight?
Speaker 33: Brother?
Speaker 40: All right? Man, So at the time, I used to
Speaker 40: live with a homeboy and I and I saw my homeboy. Yo, bro, listen,
Speaker 40: all my food, all my food if it's a Burger,
Speaker 40: supplies to Paco, whatever it is, even if we're voting.
Speaker 18: Know, but life isn't everything.
Speaker 40: I consume everything. So what that did was me me
Speaker 40: d ol d old d three old foss.
Speaker 9: A couple of months, damn from Miami to another area
Speaker 9: code I don't know nothing about.
Speaker 4: He said, two O two to two is DC Maryland.
Speaker 4: So yeah, from Miami to Maryland, somebody said two ten
Speaker 4: damn hey, I'm not listen. Here's the thing.
Speaker 9: None of this stuff is crazy. If it works, by
Speaker 9: the way, I don't know if, but it might. If
Speaker 9: it don't kill you. I mean, if it don't kill
Speaker 9: you and you know it don't affect your health and
Speaker 9: it works, it's worth it.
Speaker 4: Hello angel, Yeah, hey, good morning.
Speaker 39: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 4: What's the good night? Talk to you out But what's
Speaker 4: the craziest thing you did to lose some weight.
Speaker 20: Craziest thing I did to lose plate is I went
Speaker 20: to Mexico and got the sween because here my DM
Speaker 20: I was too low. So Mexic ball, let you do it.
Speaker 20: So I went out there did I came back and
Speaker 20: I did tell my family got too much plate, and everybody.
Speaker 29: Thought I was on drugs.
Speaker 4: Oh so you were skinny, skinny like when you first
Speaker 4: start going view.
Speaker 20: I was skinny, skin that wasn't that big. And I
Speaker 20: went to Mexico and I didn't said the little weight
Speaker 20: so fast that when I came back because I didn't
Speaker 20: tell anyone, people were really coming to me thinking I
Speaker 20: had a ghip.
Speaker 3: That's black people. We either think you on crack or
Speaker 3: you got you sick. Definitely crack a sick. But let
Speaker 3: me say, angel, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 4: Right, if your US doctor told you it was not
Speaker 4: healthy for you to get the surgery, you still went
Speaker 4: to Mexico and got it.
Speaker 10: I did.
Speaker 20: Don't judge me sick.
Speaker 4: I'm not judging you. But if you would have died,
Speaker 4: that would have been your volk.
Speaker 5: Okay, you right about that.
Speaker 20: I definitely took a risk. But that's why it's the
Speaker 20: craziest thing I did, the little great.
Speaker 5: I know it was crazy.
Speaker 4: Have you Have you kept the weight off at least?
Speaker 24: No?
Speaker 20: I mean I'm still having a hard time getting weight back.
Speaker 4: Look at you. You want to go to Mexico again
Speaker 4: so bad?
Speaker 20: I mean no, I don't want to.
Speaker 4: I cannot believe you know.
Speaker 10: What I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Hey, big Mac, I hope you're writing all of this down.
Speaker 4: Wellmever you.
Speaker 8: I'm hoping he's not. I'm hoping he don't do the
Speaker 8: cocaine one. I'm hoping he don't go to Mexico.
Speaker 4: I hope he's not writing the I hope you're writing
Speaker 4: them all down.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five five one five one. What are some
Speaker 8: of the craziest things you did to lose weight.
Speaker 4: Let's bring back in. Let's see if he did anything
Speaker 4: to lose weight. No, why you got eyes? That's just stupid.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 17: Let's say if you're all talking about it, you know
Speaker 17: we talking.
Speaker 4: It's topic times.
Speaker 3: Called eight hundred five eight five one five one to
Speaker 3: join into the discussion with the breakfast.
Speaker 8: Club morning, everybody's tj NV Charlamagne to god.
Speaker 4: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: If you're just joining us, we're asking what are some
Speaker 8: of the craziest things you've done to lose weight? Now,
Speaker 8: this conversation comes from OG supermodel Beverly Johnson. She admitted
Speaker 8: to using cocaine, two eggs, and a bowl of rice
Speaker 8: every week to make sure she stayed slim.
Speaker 4: I wont how many times a day did she eat that?
Speaker 4: Did she eat that once a day? That's crazy? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 9: And by the way, you know sleuth to Beverly Johnson.
Speaker 9: Bellly Johnson is the OG. She's like seventy one years old.
Speaker 9: I wonder when you're on that type of diet, how
Speaker 9: does that affect you mentally and emotionally?
Speaker 24: Like?
Speaker 9: How was she able to show up and still perform
Speaker 9: and be the supermodel that you know, so many people
Speaker 9: knew and loved, you know, on that type of diet,
Speaker 9: because that type of diet affects you mentally and emotionally
Speaker 9: as well.
Speaker 4: Right, all right, well, let's go to the phone line.
Speaker 4: We have Rihanda. What's your name, mama?
Speaker 19: Oh, this is Jordan Bewilder.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, we'll asking what's the craziest thing you did
Speaker 4: to lose some weight.
Speaker 18: The craziest thing I did to lose some weight was
Speaker 18: getting off of birth control, and then.
Speaker 19: I got pregnant, and now I'm heavier than what I
Speaker 19: was before.
Speaker 4: Hold on, now, you said you got off birth control.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got off of birth control to lose weight,
Speaker 5: and then I got pregnant, and pregnancy I gained weight.
Speaker 19: So now I'm heavier than what I was before.
Speaker 4: Damn well, sorry to hear that. And then she got
Speaker 4: a child out of it, though, got your little baby
Speaker 4: out of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my baby.
Speaker 8: All right, thank you, mama. We have and on the
Speaker 8: line and a good morning. Now we're asking what's the
Speaker 8: craziest thing you did to lose weight?
Speaker 29: Very unhealthy thing.
Speaker 39: Just drink tea like Chinese weight loss tea for a
Speaker 39: period of two to three months where I lost minimal
Speaker 39: forty five pounds. Along with diet and exercise, the tea,
Speaker 39: I think did a lot of that.
Speaker 4: Hold on, is it in flat tummy? Te's used to
Speaker 4: actually work, so they're.
Speaker 39: Not flat tummy?
Speaker 1: Is this parlamin?
Speaker 4: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 38: Oh you're the coolest.
Speaker 18: I love you too.
Speaker 39: So it wasn't the flat toummy tea. It's like Chinese
Speaker 39: ballerina teas.
Speaker 11: You can find them on Amazon Ballerina and it works.
Speaker 7: It works.
Speaker 39: I mean I did exercise this dieting as well, but
Speaker 39: I think that was a major thing that just picked off,
Speaker 39: you know.
Speaker 6: The weight loss.
Speaker 24: Now.
Speaker 9: See that's what I was going to ask too, because
Speaker 9: are y'all using these products and also died in and
Speaker 9: working out? Because a lot of these products come with instructions,
Speaker 9: and the instructions will say change your diet.
Speaker 39: It's a combination of everything. So I think if alone
Speaker 39: I had just taken the tea, I think I would
Speaker 39: have also off way I thought speed were or I thought,
Speaker 39: you know, when I lost forty five in a couple
Speaker 39: of months, you know, So it was a combination of both.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you mama. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 10: Day?
Speaker 4: Tati? What's the craziest thing you did to lose some weight?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna start off. I started off with its
Speaker 5: light bold right, So I had life, so about four
Speaker 5: or five sons.
Speaker 4: Wait wait wait wait wait wait you had light bo
Speaker 4: five times?
Speaker 5: So yeah, but yeah, so I had my stomach flight,
Speaker 5: I said, my back flight all light. What's it called
Speaker 5: la carte like when you do one at a time.
Speaker 5: Then I did my arms, So yeah, it was five
Speaker 5: different occasions.
Speaker 4: How how big was your back that you had to
Speaker 4: go get it done twice?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I wasn't that big, not that big. But
Speaker 5: you know it's like it's it's like tattoo, had it done?
Speaker 5: Yeah it is, it is, had it done. But I'm lazy.
Speaker 20: I don't like to really work out.
Speaker 5: I don't like sweating, so I never did that.
Speaker 39: So I want jiktok.
Speaker 5: And they're like, oh, this Chinese teat this Chinese tea
Speaker 5: at work. It's like a laxis.
Speaker 4: Yeah about ballery the tea, yep, oh my god. But
Speaker 4: talking about did you work? Did you.
Speaker 5: It's like cramping? Is you on the toilet? You sweating
Speaker 5: it's almost like you got a stomach virus, but you
Speaker 5: just not throwing up.
Speaker 4: Did you work out as well? Did you work out
Speaker 4: and change your dyet too? She said no, she'll like sweating.
Speaker 10: I don't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't like sweating, so I don't work out,
Speaker 5: but I do. I do eat very well.
Speaker 11: I try to do that.
Speaker 5: So I'm not going for no more life, So no more.
Speaker 5: So I definitely made a lifestyle like lifeeshile change and
Speaker 5: now I'm eating right. Therefore, you know, I don't like
Speaker 5: going back under.
Speaker 4: You don't like sweating, but you was on that toilet
Speaker 4: sweating your ass off, right, and that was.
Speaker 5: My last time. That's not for me, all right, it's
Speaker 5: not but water weight anyway.
Speaker 4: All right, lady Louis Boody, you have a good day.
Speaker 4: What's the ball of the story? All than the story.
Speaker 9: I'm about to start selling weight loss napkins, okay, And
Speaker 9: it's gonna be these napkins, right, and on these napkins,
Speaker 9: it's gonna have a Mediterranean diet and it's gonna tell
Speaker 9: you what you.
Speaker 10: Need to be doing.
Speaker 9: So you need to be doing your vegetables and your
Speaker 9: fruits and your whole grains and your fish and your
Speaker 9: nuts and your lentils and your olive oil. And it's
Speaker 9: gonna tell you that you need to work out three
Speaker 9: four times a week. So basically, you buy this napkin
Speaker 9: and on this napkin, it's gonna have a diet, okay,
Speaker 9: and you tell an exercise plan and it's gonna help
Speaker 9: you lose weight this napkin.
Speaker 4: Okay, yep, we can try it in house first, yes,
Speaker 4: give it to Mac with Mac.
Speaker 9: See if we're Mac, I hope you wrote all of
Speaker 9: these options down, okay, because you're gonna try about five
Speaker 9: or six of them.
Speaker 10: Jesus.
Speaker 9: All right, we're gonna unbid your back, all right, okay,
Speaker 9: before that, before before you leave here. All right, Well,
Speaker 9: when we come back, we got your room and report.
Speaker 9: A bunch of your favorite artists of being sued will
Speaker 9: tell you all about it.
Speaker 4: Don't move. It's the breakfast Club. In the morning, the
Speaker 4: breakfast Club. All right, morning everybody, It's TJ n V.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne to God. We are the break his Club. Let's
Speaker 4: get to the rumors. Let's talk lawsuits, name or you
Speaker 4: gossip chatting? This is the rumor report.
Speaker 16: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: This is where the tea.
Speaker 8: Spells right Right now, Ice Spice is being sued for
Speaker 8: copyright infringement.
Speaker 4: That's for her song in the Mood.
Speaker 8: Now, an artist named d Chambers is accusing Ice Spice
Speaker 8: of stealing his record.
Speaker 4: Let's take a listen to both of them.
Speaker 9: I don't know who came first, but he's got a case.
Speaker 9: So he's got a case. I mean, he sounded like
Speaker 9: he got a case to me. Yeah, I mean, but
Speaker 9: you know, a producer could hear the record, or somebody
Speaker 9: could have heard the hook, you know, and bought it
Speaker 9: the Ice Spice.
Speaker 4: I don't know how that works, but either way, its
Speaker 4: sound he got a case to me.
Speaker 24: Now.
Speaker 8: Also, Floyd Mayweather Junior is being sued by a man
Speaker 8: who allegeds his bodyguard assaulted him at an LA Live
Speaker 8: yard house. I guess they're saying that the fan was
Speaker 8: just being too aggressive allegedly, and the bodyguard stepped in.
Speaker 8: But now Floyd Mayweather is being sued.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean the body god was doing the job, right,
Speaker 9: I mean, if the guy was being aggressive and nailed
Speaker 9: a threat, you gotta you know, eliminated threat.
Speaker 8: Correct, and we'll say allegedly that's right, now also James Dolan.
Speaker 4: You know, James Dolan is the New York Knicks owner.
Speaker 4: He's being accused of sexual assault and he's being sued tonight.
Speaker 12: James Dolan, the owner of the Knicks and head of
Speaker 12: Madison Square Garden, is accused of sexual assault.
Speaker 11: Ryanfield is in the newsroom with details.
Speaker 29: Ryan, That's right, Sandra.
Speaker 25: A woman father lawsuit in federal court that not only
Speaker 25: accused James Dolan of sexual assault but also disgraced media
Speaker 25: mogul Harvey Weinstein. The woman, Kelly Croft, says ten years ago,
Speaker 25: she was a massage therapist hired by the classic rock
Speaker 25: band The Eagles. She met Dolan, who moonlights as a
Speaker 25: blues musician, when his band was opening for the Eagles.
Speaker 25: She claims she was pressured into having sex with Dolan.
Speaker 25: Back in twenty fourteen, Dolan's lawyer releasing a statement that read,
Speaker 25: in part quote, there is absolutely no merit to any
Speaker 25: of the allegation against mister Dolan. Kelly Croft and James
Speaker 25: Dolan had a friendship. Mister Dolan always believed Miss Croft
Speaker 25: to be a good person, and she's surprised she would
Speaker 25: agree to these claims.
Speaker 8: So what are you gonna find him, I guess so
Speaker 8: all right. Now, Also, we got to slot Martin Lawrence.
Speaker 8: Now after the Emmys, people were concerned about his appearance.
Speaker 8: They said he was talking slur slow. They said, he
Speaker 8: sounded like he was slurring his words. Well, this is
Speaker 8: him at the Emmys.
Speaker 4: Wow, this is a real moment. Yeah yeah, keep going,
Speaker 4: keep going.
Speaker 10: Well, you know what, it's all blo, it's all Bill.
Speaker 28: You know, I'm just excited to be here on the
Speaker 28: Emmy stage with this tremendous cast of The Martin Show.
Speaker 11: That's right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: Now, his team responded to say Martin is in great shape.
Speaker 8: They said he just finished filming the next Bad Boys movie.
Speaker 8: He's going on a comedy tour this summer, and they
Speaker 8: said his long pauses were because of a technical glitch
Speaker 8: on the teleprompter to do to last minute changes to
Speaker 8: the script.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing, what are y'all basing this on?
Speaker 9: Because if you're basing this off watching Martin thirty years
Speaker 9: ago on TV when he was what's that?
Speaker 10: What's that? What's up?
Speaker 9: Number one? That was a character number two that was
Speaker 9: thirty years ago. You know, I wasn't thirty How long
Speaker 9: ago is Mark?
Speaker 4: It was a long time ago, right at least thirty yeah,
Speaker 4: close to it, close round third.
Speaker 9: So it's like, I always wonder when people say things
Speaker 9: like that, what are they basing it on? You do know,
Speaker 9: even though we see the reruns all the time, that
Speaker 9: person is aged, you know what I mean, that person
Speaker 9: might be moving a little slower than they used to.
Speaker 4: So what that happens with age?
Speaker 8: And not only that, if you ever had to read
Speaker 8: off a teleprompter and they start changing the script on
Speaker 8: the teleprompt, especially when the teleprompter is far away and
Speaker 8: you ain't got your glasses or your doctor La Russo
Speaker 8: and you got to read those things, it's kind of difficult,
Speaker 8: you know, saying.
Speaker 4: It's fifty eight years old. I just think in our minds,
Speaker 4: we always see Martin as Martin.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's what I really believe. So when you don't
Speaker 9: see him acting like that, you're like, man, what's wrong?
Speaker 4: That's right? It was wrong with you for believing everything
Speaker 4: that you see on TV. And lastly, we got a
Speaker 4: salute and drop a bomb for Timberland.
Speaker 8: Timberland is being inducted into the twenty twenty four class
Speaker 8: of the Songwriters Hall of Fame definitely deserves it ceremony
Speaker 8: is in New York June thirteenth.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 8: Some other hip hop acts that are in the Songwriters
Speaker 8: Hall of Fame, there's only four jay Z, the Neptunes,
Speaker 8: Missy Elliott, and Jamaine Dupree.
Speaker 9: Wow, salute to the good brother Timberland. That's a great
Speaker 9: company to be in and he definitely deserves to be
Speaker 9: in there. That's why Timberland went and bought that new hairline.
Speaker 9: Every day, That's why. That's why he went out there
Speaker 9: and got that new uh, that new that new head
Speaker 9: of hell. All right, well that is your room, his
Speaker 9: new head of hell.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 8: Now, I'm about the coach. I' gonna Hepe'm go, I'm
Speaker 8: gonnaee if I can help coach. My daughter is getting
Speaker 8: into basketball. She is eleven, and the coaches hit me
Speaker 8: and said that he's the coach. I'm gonna help them out.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna be a co coach, assistant coach and helped.
Speaker 4: Him get right for what cause? I get busy in basketball.
Speaker 4: I get busy. I'm nice. Ask about me. Never mind,
Speaker 4: I'm not messing.
Speaker 3: Joking my head this one hitting two, I mean, stop
Speaker 3: taking my ball and leaving the same.
Speaker 4: Brad just to hear him. All right, get bought up.
Speaker 4: I don't want to talk about.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Club. I hate y'all the breakfast club. Your
Speaker 3: mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ and Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. We got a salute Piers Morgan for joining
Speaker 8: us this morning.
Speaker 4: Yes, Luther, Piers Morgan.
Speaker 9: Make sure you check out Peer Morgan Uncensored, which is
Speaker 9: a great show.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 4: Peers is like I like Piers, you know what I mean?
Speaker 9: And and the reason I enjoy watching Peers is because
Speaker 9: he he he's on side sometime, but for the most part,
Speaker 9: he's really very nuanced with his commentary. And like I
Speaker 9: said during the interview, man, I think a lot of times,
Speaker 9: you know, we pick sides, and it's and and the
Speaker 9: truth usually is in that gray area that nobody ever
Speaker 9: wants to touch, you know.
Speaker 4: And I think he goes there live. So I mean,
Speaker 4: I do appreciate him.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's all conversations, it's all opinions, right, and
Speaker 8: you're right to have whatever opinion you want to have.
Speaker 8: And I don't have a problem with that, whether it's
Speaker 8: his opinion on Biden, Trump, gun laws or whatever.
Speaker 4: It may be it's his opinion, and you.
Speaker 9: Don't realize how much you and a person sharing opinions.
Speaker 9: Y'all actually have a conversation.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 9: You know, if you already approach your thinking that you
Speaker 9: know what this person is going to be on. You know,
Speaker 9: you do yourself with disservice a lot of times.
Speaker 8: All right, well, when we come back, we got the
Speaker 8: positive notice the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning. Everybody is
Speaker 8: DJ env Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: It's time to get up out of here.
Speaker 4: Charlamon. You got a positive note?
Speaker 9: Yes I do, and it's something I said during dunky
Speaker 9: of today, but I just want to say it again.
Speaker 9: It's about your feelings, please, man, please remember, feelings are
Speaker 9: not facts. Okay, your feelings often lie to you. Your
Speaker 9: feelings are not a good judge of anything, and feelings
Speaker 9: cannot last. They're just a chemical reaction in your So
Speaker 9: please remember that next time you're on social media or
Speaker 9: any other platform stating what you think is a fact
Speaker 9: when it's just the way you feel.
Speaker 4: Have a blessed day, Breakfast Club, bitches, do y'all finish
Speaker 4: or y'all done?