Speaker 1: This radio.
Speaker 2: Media outlet Breakfast Club. You then we're coming here when
Speaker 2: this day, DJ Envy and Charlamagne the God being there.
Speaker 3: Next to all of you guys.
Speaker 1: It's really it's one.
Speaker 4: Of my favorite shows to do, just because y'all always
Speaker 4: keeping one honey, y'all keep it real.
Speaker 5: But what better place than than here? I think everybody
Speaker 5: should go on the Breakfast Club and start out there.
Speaker 1: Y'all want to shake it up?
Speaker 5: Good morning us say yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 6: Yo Charlamagne, the God piece to the planet.
Speaker 1: Guess what day it is? Guess what day it is?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, another day to serve.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 1: How y'all feeling out there? It's Wednesday, middle of the week,
Speaker 1: hump day. I feel blessed, black and high favored. Man.
Speaker 4: You know, if you don't know, if you just heard
Speaker 4: us talking just now, there was a cushion in my chair.
Speaker 4: I didn't understand why there was a cushion in my
Speaker 4: chair because I don't sick with a cushion in my chair.
Speaker 8: That's your cushion.
Speaker 5: That is my cushion?
Speaker 1: You got heroids?
Speaker 8: So what is it? No?
Speaker 9: No, Actually, well, we have these cameras in the studio,
Speaker 9: and because the way that the cameras are shot, if
Speaker 9: I don't have a cushion to make me sit a
Speaker 9: little higher, the mic actually blocks my face. So the
Speaker 9: cushion allows me to sit just to titch highest, so
Speaker 9: I sit over the mic.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I don't want to sit on no cushion.
Speaker 4: The reason I don't want to sit on no cushion
Speaker 4: because I don't want to set any false expectations for people,
Speaker 4: because sometimes you know, people meet me and anyway, if
Speaker 4: you look taller on TV, you look taller on nan
Speaker 4: and that, And I'm like, nah, brother, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know how that's possible.
Speaker 1: I get the opposite all the time.
Speaker 4: I'm five to six, well, five six, five seven, I
Speaker 4: get the opposite all the time.
Speaker 5: I get opposite. I thought you a lot shorter, That's
Speaker 5: what they say all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't understand that logic, Like how do I
Speaker 4: how do I how does a five to seven person
Speaker 4: look tall on TV?
Speaker 8: I am what I am? Y'all?
Speaker 5: Okay, why did you keep stretching it?
Speaker 9: Yesterday he said you were five six, but you said
Speaker 9: you were five to six yesterday.
Speaker 5: Said that just now too, you just said you're five to.
Speaker 1: Seven, five six, five seven.
Speaker 5: You lie, man, you're like five four.
Speaker 8: Man, that's a damn line.
Speaker 1: That ain't no.
Speaker 4: Five. I'm getting a check somewhere, okay for what a
Speaker 4: dwarf status. That's not a dwarf status. Let me the
Speaker 4: size of the tailor tailor, tailor short and whatever status?
Speaker 4: How tall is do all? Because Dull was like an
Speaker 4: inch away from getting a check. If he was like
Speaker 4: an inch short, that he'd have got a check.
Speaker 5: That's a thing for real. If that shot? What what?
Speaker 5: What kind of check is it?
Speaker 4: I think like a disability I promised it's like a
Speaker 4: disability check.
Speaker 8: And then how much do you get?
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you're if you're suffering for an extreme condition
Speaker 4: called dwarf ism, hold on.
Speaker 8: I just googled it. Oh my gosh, you know, it's
Speaker 8: so funny. I didn't even know what the googles.
Speaker 1: I just google.
Speaker 8: Dwarfs get checks right now?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, you get some type of you get some
Speaker 4: type of disability benefit for being short?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 1: Yes, and that's a dwarf would be five let me
Speaker 1: see what qualified to make you a dwarf? What quality
Speaker 1: to make you a man?
Speaker 4: You know how rich the Seven Dwarfs was when I
Speaker 4: think about it, especially if they was pooling their resources.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, hold on, what is this? What qualifies you
Speaker 4: as a dwarf?
Speaker 1: Somebody's listening there right now, like, what the hell are
Speaker 1: you talking about?
Speaker 4: Dwarf's calling right now? Trying to four feet ten inches. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the ball four eleven. He just missed Jesus Christ,
Speaker 4: he just missed it. He just missed it.
Speaker 9: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking today. On
Speaker 9: the show, Kevin Gates will be joining us. He has
Speaker 9: an album, The Ceremony, which comes out this Friday. So
Speaker 9: we're gonna kick it with Kevin Gates. You say something
Speaker 9: about the brother Kevin Gates with the Ceremony man. His
Speaker 9: album uh is a soundtracked healing and we're gonna talk
Speaker 9: to him.
Speaker 4: And the bake Ramaswami is v v Ramaswami. But Vake Ramaswami,
Speaker 4: it's vv it's Vake. It's Bake Ramaswami.
Speaker 5: He'll be joining us in a little bit, so don't move.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning, morning, everybody. It's the j Envy Charlamagne de goud.
Speaker 9: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 9: page news all.
Speaker 1: Right now, mister quick sports.
Speaker 9: Tristan Thompson, he was hit with a twenty five game
Speaker 9: suspension after that'st and positive for having drugs in his system.
Speaker 4: Now, come on now, at this point in his career,
Speaker 4: shooting Tristan Thompson have some drugs in this system? Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, for real, man, Tristan Thompson is thirty two
Speaker 4: years old. That's you know, that's kind of old in
Speaker 4: the NBA years. He's been around for a long time.
Speaker 4: Like like, let me see how long kase Christan Thompson
Speaker 4: been in the League' been in late for a little bit.
Speaker 4: At least he's been in the lead for a long time. Man,
Speaker 4: Like at this point, King the man take a little
Speaker 4: bit of performance in dancing, drunks Jesus dress. You don't
Speaker 4: think so seriously, No, at this point in his career, man, No,
Speaker 4: he's been around for all right, man, Okay, No, I mean,
Speaker 4: I just feel like he's been around for a long time.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 9: And also, Milwaukee Bucks have fired head coach Adrian Griffin,
Speaker 9: which is pretty strange because the Bucks are doing pretty
Speaker 9: well right now.
Speaker 4: Oh, they're definitely underachievement. I mean they're doing well, but
Speaker 4: they're under achievement. They have Damien Lyland and Giannis.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but they had second place then the not doing
Speaker 9: that behind Boston. Yeah, Boston's is a squad.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think they could be doing better personally,
Speaker 4: but you know, yeah, and I'm sure somebody on the
Speaker 4: team probably was complaining.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well it looks like it seems like they're gonna
Speaker 9: be hiring doc Rivers.
Speaker 5: So we'll see how that work.
Speaker 4: And when I say somebody on the team, I mean Jannis, Okay,
Speaker 4: the big dog.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, now let's talk about Trump. Good Morning,
Speaker 1: Test the.
Speaker 10: Morning DJ, Good morning, Charlott Mane the god p ted.
Speaker 11: Well, the election was last night. Hopefully people chimed in
Speaker 11: and watch. A lot of folks didn't even know it
Speaker 11: was a primary last night, but it was a primary
Speaker 11: in New Hampshire. Fifty four percent of the vote went
Speaker 11: to Donald Trump winning the New Hampshire primary. It happened
Speaker 11: pretty fast. Associated Press called their race pretty fast. Hey,
Speaker 11: Nicki Haley did pull in forty three percent. Now, during
Speaker 11: his victory speech. He said, Nicki Hayley was doing a
Speaker 11: speech like she won. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 7: But she's doing like a speech like she won.
Speaker 1: She didn't win. She lost.
Speaker 7: And you know, last week we had a little bit
Speaker 7: of a problem. And if you remember, Ron was very
Speaker 7: upset because she ran up and she pretended she won Iowa.
Speaker 7: And I looked around, I said, didn't she come in third? Yeah,
Speaker 7: she came in third. And then I looked at the polls.
Speaker 7: She was talking about most winnability, who's going to win?
Speaker 7: And I had one put up. I don't know if
Speaker 7: you see it, but I have one put up. We've
Speaker 7: won almost every single poll in the last three months
Speaker 7: against crooked Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: Almost every pole, and she doesn't win.
Speaker 7: Those falls and she doesn't windows. This is not your
Speaker 7: typical victory speech. But let's not have somebody take a
Speaker 7: victory when she had a very bad night.
Speaker 4: And we are headed toward the rematch. None of us won, okay,
Speaker 4: Joe Biden versus Donald Trump. And it's clear when you
Speaker 4: see the numbers Nikki was able to pull. Some Republicans
Speaker 4: are clearly looking for something different, and they deserve something different.
Speaker 4: We all deserve something different. I keep staying it over
Speaker 4: and over. I w was the gopeople move away from Trump,
Speaker 4: and I was Democrats move away from Biden.
Speaker 8: But we're here now is what we got.
Speaker 1: Why don't you think she just pulls out from now on?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 9: Why is she still gonna fight for South Carolina? Why
Speaker 9: she's gonna continue to race.
Speaker 10: Yes, she says she's gonna run the table. She says
Speaker 10: she's gonna go all the way to the end.
Speaker 11: And just so guys understand, this is the point she
Speaker 11: also made last night, great question DJM, and she said
Speaker 11: this is just one state. Io was just one state.
Speaker 11: She's gonna go all the way to them. Member Berney
Speaker 11: Sanders did the same thing, and the quote unquote establishment
Speaker 11: was a set. You know, when Berney Sanders stayed to
Speaker 11: the end. He wanted every vote to count. And so
Speaker 11: we actually talk about these numbers where they said she
Speaker 11: had a very bad night. One hundred and sixty three
Speaker 11: thousand people voted for Trump, one hundred and twenty nine
Speaker 11: thousand people still voted for Nikki Hayley. So it's not like,
Speaker 11: you know, when you really look at the numbers, how
Speaker 11: many people came out, how many people actually voted for
Speaker 11: her forty three percent, you know, to be kind of
Speaker 11: going at it by herself. It's not really a bad
Speaker 11: showing that. We'll see how she does in South Carolina.
Speaker 11: Some folks say that she's possibly staying in to see
Speaker 11: what's gonna happen with these ninety one criminal charges. You know,
Speaker 11: something happens and all of a sudden, you need somebody
Speaker 11: else to get on the ballot. Sh'll have those numbers.
Speaker 11: So she's just at this point, I believe, running to win.
Speaker 11: But then we also say sometimes folks are just running,
Speaker 11: you know, to get the message out.
Speaker 4: But during his speech, trumps and also everything you said
Speaker 4: is absolutely correct.
Speaker 8: But also she simply still got money to.
Speaker 4: Spend, and that's why it's got tens of millions of
Speaker 4: doctors to still spend him donus.
Speaker 9: And I was going to ask that, like in these
Speaker 9: racist should they be a cap of how much money
Speaker 9: they can spend, Like we talked to Dean Phillips and
Speaker 9: he spent like, you know, I think twenty thirty forty
Speaker 9: million dollars and viva today. When we speak to him,
Speaker 9: I'm sure he's gonna tell us he spent a large
Speaker 9: amount of money. But if they spending all this money
Speaker 9: and they're losing, and they don't get this money back.
Speaker 1: They can't write it off. Should they be a cap
Speaker 1: which means a fair.
Speaker 11: Well, that's called campaign finance for form. A lot of
Speaker 11: people are pushing for that, but some folks are running
Speaker 11: for a pr campaign. You know, I won't say that
Speaker 11: about I don't believe that's what Nicky Haley is doing.
Speaker 11: Former governor, former you know, all of the accolades that
Speaker 11: she brings to the table. But some people think that
Speaker 11: investment is worth it, you know, to be able to
Speaker 11: be known to run the second time. Ron DeSantis is
Speaker 11: made clear the path for him in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 11: So a lot of candidates see it as an investment,
Speaker 11: you know, to push push the message, and some folks
Speaker 11: just get in over the head and lose it all.
Speaker 10: But a couple of things I want to point out.
Speaker 11: Trump also talked about Tim Scott, who, by the way,
Speaker 11: remember Tim Scott became the first African American senator who
Speaker 11: was appointed thanks to Nicki Haley, and Trump pointed out
Speaker 11: how Scott must really hate Nicky Haley because he endorsed Trump,
Speaker 11: and then Scott expressed his love for Trump I want
Speaker 11: you guys to listen to this.
Speaker 7: Did you ever think that she actually appointed you, Tim,
Speaker 7: and think of it appointed and you're the senator of
Speaker 7: his state and she endorsed me. You must really hate her. No,
Speaker 7: it's it's a shame.
Speaker 5: It's I just love you.
Speaker 7: No, that's that's why he's a great politician.
Speaker 4: There is absolutely the reason to love a politician that much. Okay,
Speaker 4: I mean, god damn. He could have followed that with
Speaker 4: a tongue kiss.
Speaker 1: I just love you.
Speaker 4: I just want to have done them from the back.
Speaker 4: You know you didn't they go together? I almost know
Speaker 4: you didn't. It wants to be VP. That's discusting.
Speaker 5: He's playing the VP card.
Speaker 1: That's that's discussed like, that's disgusting.
Speaker 10: Listen, let me tell you quickly about Democrats.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Charlemagne, No, go ahead, go ahead, Okay.
Speaker 10: I just want to take quick back. We had some time.
Speaker 10: Joe Budden was Joe Budden.
Speaker 11: Joe Biden was not on the ballot, but still folks
Speaker 11: voted for him as well. So the Democrat primary, about
Speaker 11: fifty four thousand people voted for Joseph Biden. Dean Phillips,
Speaker 11: the candidate that you guys just mentioned, twenty thousand people
Speaker 11: voted for him. Mary Ann Williamson five thousand people voted
Speaker 11: for her. But looking how many people wrote in fourteen thousand,
Speaker 11: almost fifteen thousand people wrote in a candidate. Some folks
Speaker 11: were writing in ceasefire, some folks were writing in just
Speaker 11: random names. So that all also shows you that's a
Speaker 11: problem where people are literally taking time to go to
Speaker 11: the polls and write in somebody else.
Speaker 4: That's going You're gonna see a lot of that in November.
Speaker 4: And listen, I don't know what's gonna happen in November.
Speaker 8: I really don't.
Speaker 4: But when you see Trump win in these primaries and
Speaker 4: they are dominating the news cycle, it just seems like
Speaker 4: all the momentum is on Trump's side. Like like you
Speaker 4: just said, Biden won the New Hampshire primary last night
Speaker 4: off just writings and it's not a story at all.
Speaker 4: Like now, Democrats truly do not know how to message
Speaker 4: any wins.
Speaker 8: It's beyond scrange to me.
Speaker 9: All right, well that is front page news test. We'll
Speaker 9: see you next hour. What we're talking about.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're gonna talk about you live in New York City.
Speaker 11: You might be getting your medical dead wiped away, which
Speaker 11: is a good thing.
Speaker 10: Two billion dollars to pay some bills for you folks.
Speaker 9: All right, we'll talk about that next hour. Everybody else,
Speaker 9: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 9: one oh five one. If you need to vent phone
Speaker 9: line to wide open, it's to breakfast club. Good morning
Speaker 9: the breakfast club. Is it your time to get it off.
Speaker 2: Your chest, whether you're mad or blessed, time to get
Speaker 2: up and get something.
Speaker 5: Call up now. Eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 5: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 5: breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Allow, who's this?
Speaker 13: You'll have no fear but to toe suckers here?
Speaker 1: How's everybody?
Speaker 5: Cloud?
Speaker 1: Bless?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 1: Why are you calling us? Bro?
Speaker 13: So listen, let me talk so Envy. I think you
Speaker 13: should do a Super Bowl commercial, right you like cause?
Speaker 13: But first you gotta shave your funny looking bed because
Speaker 13: you look kind of weird. And secondly, Flavor Flavor from
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Speaker 13: with a brother and don't be shy. Give him some
Speaker 13: all right, Taylor?
Speaker 1: Is the funny part is you laughing at yourself?
Speaker 4: You really call it up. This is a premeditated call.
Speaker 4: You knew exactly what you wanted to say, and then
Speaker 4: you laughed at it and it didn't stick.
Speaker 8: It wasn't funny. He was trash.
Speaker 4: It wasn't funny. And I did like what he said
Speaker 4: about your bed. But he was wrong because you don't
Speaker 4: have to shave anything off. All you got to do
Speaker 4: is get a wet white, wipe it right off.
Speaker 1: Gone.
Speaker 5: I think your joke and his joker.
Speaker 4: That's not Mine's not a joke. Good morning, Let me
Speaker 4: do it right now, then come do it. Somebody nothing
Speaker 4: to see him?
Speaker 8: I bet you see nothing?
Speaker 5: Hello, good morning, good morning? What's happening?
Speaker 1: What's up? What's that?
Speaker 5: What's you name?
Speaker 1: Brother? Hey? This is the lady man call him from Georgia. Man,
Speaker 1: I'm here on the road on the truck dround. If
Speaker 1: I was just calling these guys, I wanted to get
Speaker 1: off my test. Why is just not on the show?
Speaker 1: What happened? Why is just hilarious? Not on the show? Charlamagne?
Speaker 1: While you like you, you know what's going on? Which you
Speaker 1: see you approach? Listen?
Speaker 4: Just Larry's had the podcast called the Carefully Reckless Podcast
Speaker 4: on the Black Effect iHeart Radio Podcast Network. A new
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Speaker 4: She's doing a damn thing too.
Speaker 1: Don't give us that political stuff, man, that's not political.
Speaker 1: I just told you that.
Speaker 4: She has a podcast called the Carefully Reckless Podcast on
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Speaker 1: All right, no doubt, all right, brother, but do me
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Speaker 5: Come on you in the chuck, let's go.
Speaker 1: What happened on man? That's not nasty. That was disgusting.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 1: And by the way, why you're gonna say what happened?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 1: You said what happened?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: I said, huh like what happened? And you said what happened?
Speaker 4: You know what he was talking about droppers out there.
Speaker 4: I'll been saying for them, rus like, I know what
Speaker 4: you was talking about. He's gonna get mad hunted.
Speaker 1: What happened? What did you say? What will happened?
Speaker 5: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 1: Yeah you can't hear that's why I don't say hunt on,
Speaker 1: I say what happen? What happened?
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eighty five? What I want to get
Speaker 9: it off your chest? It's the breakfast Lug, Good morning.
Speaker 5: The breakfast club.
Speaker 1: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eighty five one oh five one you
Speaker 9: want to hear from you on the breakfast club?
Speaker 1: Hello? Who's this this church? What up from Detroit Church?
Speaker 1: What up?
Speaker 5: Doe? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 1: Two things?
Speaker 5: First, there be here you go slip dropping?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 6: Did I also want to ask if I can get
Speaker 6: an autographic book from both of y'all?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 9: Absolutely, I got you man, My baby, Real life is
Speaker 9: out now. And then uh, we got a new book
Speaker 9: that's dropping to a real life, Real family where we
Speaker 9: talk about raising our six kids every you know from
Speaker 9: twenty two years old too?
Speaker 1: All right? That sounded like a player. Hey, can I
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Speaker 5: Okay, bro hold on, so we get your addes? All right? Hello,
Speaker 5: who's this?
Speaker 6: Good morning?
Speaker 1: This is y'all?
Speaker 12: Do by cousin Tia.
Speaker 5: My cousin. I would do by cousin Tia.
Speaker 12: Y'all do by cousin Tia.
Speaker 1: I called last year, I was, I was. I wasn't
Speaker 1: Dubai twice last year.
Speaker 12: I know you was in Dubai. I know. So that's
Speaker 12: the good thing. I need to get off of my chest.
Speaker 12: So y'all came out here. DJ MB you tell me
Speaker 12: you was gonna pull up when you're gonna hit how
Speaker 12: at my husband? DJ King Cooper. We heard dog kiss
Speaker 12: your foot?
Speaker 8: I heard dog kisser foot?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I said.
Speaker 8: I never heard that.
Speaker 1: What the hell you from? I ain't. I'm from the
Speaker 1: country country, raised on the dirt road.
Speaker 12: On North Carolina.
Speaker 1: I'm from I'm from Mounts corn and Soccer Line. I ain't.
Speaker 8: Never heard nobody say I ain't heard a dog kisser foot.
Speaker 12: Well, now you got something new to put in your arse, Okay,
Speaker 12: But no, l man, I wanted to thank you and
Speaker 12: big up you for putting the UAE on the map.
Speaker 12: I had called to tell y'all I peep out here
Speaker 12: and a lot of the times people don't want to
Speaker 12: visit because of funk information that they hear. And I
Speaker 12: just appreciate you sharing that positivity and all the good
Speaker 12: things about the UAE.
Speaker 4: I really appreciate it it now hold on you, assistant
Speaker 4: from North Carolina. I spent majority of my time in
Speaker 4: Abu Dhabi. I love Abu Dhabi. Now, every single blood
Speaker 4: that's actually where I live. Okay, every single black woman
Speaker 4: from America that I met in Abu Dhabi, and you
Speaker 4: tell me if I'm if this is true or not.
Speaker 4: They literally say to me, I feel like a white
Speaker 4: man in America over here.
Speaker 12: Well, I don't know how white man in America feels,
Speaker 12: but I feel safe and protected, and I've been able
Speaker 12: to start a business and ex floorish. I feel like
Speaker 12: I'm thriving over here.
Speaker 4: So so yes, I mean literally every single black woman
Speaker 4: I met that lives in Abu Dhabi says that to me.
Speaker 4: And I think people don't even realize the constitution in
Speaker 4: Abu Dhabi. Under the Constitution in Abu Dhabi, it says,
Speaker 4: women enjoyed this same legal status, claim the titles access
Speaker 4: to education, the right to practice professions, and the right
Speaker 4: to inherit property as men. Women are also guaranteed the
Speaker 4: same access to employment, health and family welfare facilities, and
Speaker 4: man it feels like it.
Speaker 1: When I was over there, I felt like it was
Speaker 1: reflected from what I saw.
Speaker 5: Now I enjoyed it.
Speaker 12: I've been here for almost nine years, so that tells
Speaker 12: you like something. Obviously, something's going right, and I just
Speaker 12: feel like the media has just put such a bad
Speaker 12: light when you see stuff sharing on social media and
Speaker 12: some people just run with it without knowing what it
Speaker 12: actually is. So I just really appreciate y'all shining.
Speaker 1: That light on it.
Speaker 5: I'm back out this year.
Speaker 9: I think I'm booked for the summertime out out there
Speaker 9: this year again, so we'll be back out there. And
Speaker 9: you know, when I go out there, I bring the
Speaker 9: whole family, so be for the six kids, the wife
Speaker 9: and everybody. We all come out there and have a
Speaker 9: good time and enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 12: I hope that you enjoy when you come back out Hopefully.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna say again my husband at DJ King Cooper
Speaker 12: and I'm at Pia text the world if y'all come out,
Speaker 12: pull up. I told y'all last time I called, I
Speaker 12: have a trap age se y'all bring people out here
Speaker 12: to travel. So if any of the listeners wanting to
Speaker 12: come out, YEP, I got y'all.
Speaker 4: Absolutely a little appreciate you can him telling her. And
Speaker 4: that's what places like the UAE get right, that you know,
Speaker 4: America gets wrong. All people want is upward mobility in safety.
Speaker 4: Upward mobility in safety.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 1: That's what. That's what we think about every single day.
Speaker 4: How can we stay safe and how can we keep
Speaker 4: some food on the table and the roof over our
Speaker 4: head to live comfortable.
Speaker 1: That's it. It ain't rocket science, people, all right.
Speaker 9: Now, when we come back, we got your room of report,
Speaker 9: we'll tell you about the Oscar. The Oscar nominations will release,
Speaker 9: we'll tell you about that. And also y F and
Speaker 9: Lucci looks like he's coming on. We'll get it to
Speaker 9: you when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Go morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody. It's the j n V. Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 5: Let's talk.
Speaker 1: Wif and Lucci a name or you gossip chatty. This
Speaker 1: is the rumor report.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: This was Tea spills right now.
Speaker 9: Why fil Lucci was sentenced to twenty years in prison.
Speaker 9: But they're saying he will likely only serve three and
Speaker 9: a half months.
Speaker 1: And this is the reason why, all right, crash, thank
Speaker 1: you so much. Well, let's talk about this.
Speaker 6: Y F n.
Speaker 14: Lucci has accepted a plea deal in a RICO case
Speaker 14: that predates that hy A Cell case.
Speaker 10: The rapper, whose real name is ray Sean.
Speaker 14: Bennett, was sentenced to ten years in prison after pleading
Speaker 14: guilty to one count of violation of the Street Gang
Speaker 14: Terrorism and Prevention Act. He is one of a dozen
Speaker 14: men indicted on racketeering and RICO charges back in twenty
Speaker 14: twenty one. The group's are charges are related to alleged
Speaker 14: involvement with the Blood's Street gang. According to court documents,
Speaker 14: prosecutors could write a letter to the parole board recommending
Speaker 14: release when eligible records show that he has been in
Speaker 14: jail for.
Speaker 10: Nearly three years.
Speaker 8: It's only been three years longer than that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so he got three years. So he got like
Speaker 9: what she said, he got served twenty ten. Ten was
Speaker 9: to actually be in prison. Ten was supposed to be
Speaker 9: on probation. And if you know you're get in jail,
Speaker 9: I usually have to do seventy percent of the time.
Speaker 9: So that would be three years, which he served, and
Speaker 9: I think it's up in three and a half months,
Speaker 9: and they're saying that his lawyers and the prosecutor is
Speaker 9: actually going to allow him to leave in three and
Speaker 9: a half months, So that's what they're saying. So he
Speaker 9: should be home by the summer time.
Speaker 1: Well, the judicial system did his job.
Speaker 5: You know, you care about the oscars and all that.
Speaker 5: Do I care about the Oscar nomination?
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna say I care, but
Speaker 4: you know, I do respect people who create art, and
Speaker 4: I know that they care, you know. So yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean I personally don't care, but I salute everybody who
Speaker 4: you know is nominated. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Have you seen any of these movies? Best Picture of
Speaker 1: American Fiction?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I've seen American Fiction, Great Film, Barbie, Not
Speaker 8: the Nazee.
Speaker 9: Bob, The Holdovers, Killers of the Flower Moon, Maestro Oppenheimer,
Speaker 9: Past Lives, Poor Things, The Zone of Interest.
Speaker 1: Have you seen any of those? One of the only
Speaker 1: one of those I saw it was an American Fiction.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, those are all nominated for Best Picture, Best Supporting
Speaker 9: act just uh would be uh? Danielle Brooks from The
Speaker 9: Color Purple, South Carolina's The One Drop on The Clues
Speaker 9: Bond for Danielle Brooks. Okay, and that's the only time
Speaker 9: Color Purple was actually nominated. Really, Yeah, Oppenheimen leads the
Speaker 9: pack with thirteen nominations. My wife watched it the other night.
Speaker 9: I fell asleep on it, but she watched it. She
Speaker 9: said she was it was pretty good.
Speaker 4: I would have done Color Purple would have got more
Speaker 4: nominations than that. I wonder if they got.
Speaker 9: That's why I was looking. That's why I actually did that,
Speaker 9: because I was actually looking for it. But I wonder
Speaker 9: if they got backlash.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they got backlash because of uh, you know,
Speaker 4: the depressed that it was getting, you know, the stuff
Speaker 4: that the Roger p Henson and you know, I wonder
Speaker 4: if they got backlash because of that.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I wonder.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure or you know, Hollywood don't like to
Speaker 4: be called out, you know what I'm saying right, in
Speaker 4: no way, shape or forms. I wondered because I feel like,
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know. I felt I felt like
Speaker 4: it should have been more people nominated from the film,
Speaker 4: but I didn't see it either.
Speaker 9: So yeah, absolutely, now this concert is back. I'm pretty
Speaker 9: excited about it. I probably won't go, but I would
Speaker 9: love I might just go check this out. The Lovers
Speaker 9: and Friends Concert is back. You know, it's a concert
Speaker 9: that Usher puts on each and every year in Vegas.
Speaker 9: It's crazy that I just realized this was Usher's concert.
Speaker 9: I just thought they was naming it the Lovers and
Speaker 9: Friends uh concert, just because you know the title of
Speaker 9: the song. I didn't realize that was this was Usher's
Speaker 9: actual show that he promotes.
Speaker 5: This is Usher show.
Speaker 8: I did not know that. Tol.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so this is the Lovers and Friends Show.
Speaker 5: What's happening? May fourth? Now, listen to some of these
Speaker 5: people on this right.
Speaker 9: Janet Jackson, Lil Wayne Nas, The Backstreet Boys, Gwen Stefani, TLC, Nelly,
Speaker 9: Snoop Dogg, Alicia Keys, Mary J. Blige, j rul Ashanti,
Speaker 9: T Pain, Timberland, Keisha Cole, Brandy, Monica, Eve, Kelly Rowland,
Speaker 9: Sean Paul Black, Jo Deasy, h, Jason Derulo, Robin Thick, Tyresee,
Speaker 9: Method Man, Redman, Gezy, Fat, Joe t I, Macey, Forty
Speaker 9: s w V, Escape, Tank, Jeremiah, It's too Much Dream Pretty, Ricky, Genuine,
Speaker 9: Mario Maya.
Speaker 1: Palice, Lloyd Drew, Hill, Kerry Hills too short, four.
Speaker 9: Twist, Paul Yon being a little flip applies memes, tweet,
Speaker 9: and Nina Sky.
Speaker 8: Come on, there's too many traits, too many advertites.
Speaker 9: I'm four total Blackno, this is Marie John b one
Speaker 9: twelve j Kwon?
Speaker 5: Am I a t pain?
Speaker 1: If I'm a party promoter?
Speaker 8: All I hear is scratch scrash.
Speaker 1: How the hell Usher?
Speaker 4: Usher and his team must be the most patient people
Speaker 4: on the planet that have to deal with every single
Speaker 4: one of those individuals to put together a show.
Speaker 1: How many days is it?
Speaker 9: It's usually a two day show, but this is when
Speaker 9: it says Saturday, May fourth, But it's usually a two
Speaker 9: day show, so maybe it's only a one day show.
Speaker 4: Jesus, I know it sells out every year. I mean,
Speaker 4: how can it not with all those people on there?
Speaker 4: Jesus Christ seems like stressed.
Speaker 9: And lastly, a comedian or a philosopher by the name
Speaker 9: of Little Duvall said this yesterday on Twitter on Instagram,
Speaker 9: he said, y'all be hating on the Breakfast Club like
Speaker 9: it ain't our coaches biggest platform we got left. If
Speaker 9: they end where else, y'all gonna go promote and he
Speaker 9: was talking about the Breakfast Club, and I was recently
Speaker 9: put out that the Breakfast Club is the most listened
Speaker 9: to hip hop and R and B show.
Speaker 5: I think the Radio Hall of Fame put that out there.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you to the good brother Lula Duvall for that.
Speaker 4: I've never been a type to focus on the so
Speaker 4: called haters, though. I also don't call everyone haters because
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club's in your cup of tea, that's fine.
Speaker 4: Like I don't focus on the people who don't like us,
Speaker 4: because I'm busy super serving the people who do.
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 8: Thank you to the eight million monthly listeners on the radio.
Speaker 4: Thank preciate the fifteen to twenty million downards a month
Speaker 4: on the Breakfast Club podcast. Thank you to the over
Speaker 4: five million YouTube subscribers. Thank you for everybody who follows
Speaker 4: us on social media. Social media and numbers are healthy.
Speaker 4: Thank you for you know, keeping us on the radio
Speaker 4: for fourteen years. We fourteen years in man appreciate it. Hey,
Speaker 4: so we are more than blessed. I truly thank God
Speaker 4: for it all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said, as how does y'all think your favorite
Speaker 1: podcast is?
Speaker 5: Ain't none of them?
Speaker 9: On the Breakfast club level statistically facts, not an opinion,
Speaker 9: or as diverse and consistent for our culture as a whole.
Speaker 9: If there's one platform we can't afford to hate on,
Speaker 9: it's them. We barely got anything now, y'all see we
Speaker 9: not even on TV.
Speaker 8: No more like that.
Speaker 5: But just like everything else, you won't see until it's over.
Speaker 8: Well, thank you a little absolute everybody.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 4: It's so many different platforms out here doing anything from
Speaker 4: million dollars worth of game, the drink Champs.
Speaker 1: The Club, the Pivot, I mashal the Pivot.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm blessed to be in partnership with a
Speaker 4: lot of them through the Black Effect, our radio podcast network,
Speaker 4: people like the eighty five South Show and you know,
Speaker 4: horrible decisions allay smoke.
Speaker 8: Thank you. That's all I can say.
Speaker 4: Thank you to the listeners I got five four times
Speaker 4: from radio before Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: I don't have a college degree.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm an expelling with gun and drug charges and
Speaker 4: I got a list and I make a living talking.
Speaker 4: God is good. Hey, God is good. Thank you, God,
Speaker 4: Thank you to all our listeners. Don't I don't focus
Speaker 4: on now You're who who not feeling us? That's not
Speaker 4: feeling that's fine. It costs you nothing, pay us no more.
Speaker 9: Started off doing mixtapes and doing clubs in New York
Speaker 9: for fifty dollurs. Hey man, so God is good and
Speaker 9: like you said, we already in the radio Hall of Fame.
Speaker 9: We just happened to still be playing. That's all I
Speaker 9: have left to say is, you know, did haters, we
Speaker 9: have so much more to be mad at. Okay, just
Speaker 9: be patient, all right, we have so much more coming
Speaker 9: for you.
Speaker 5: That's like a positive negative like ded haters, like a
Speaker 5: positive de hat You.
Speaker 1: Have so much more for you.
Speaker 5: If you think you're just waiting to the summer, I'm.
Speaker 8: Like, we ain't got nothing for nothing that. We don't
Speaker 8: even got a third call.
Speaker 1: No, I about that?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 5: Do we get that from?
Speaker 8: I'm just in here talking tough.
Speaker 1: Like you know that?
Speaker 8: Do that what I'm just in there talking to Hey,
Speaker 8: we ain't got nothing happening.
Speaker 1: Gates clothes.
Speaker 8: He's just balking, all right. We don't even got a
Speaker 8: third damn call. Now, we don't.
Speaker 5: We can't even figure out. Oh Lord Lord, have mercy Monday.
Speaker 1: That is your rumor would be one day. I don't
Speaker 1: know it has to be.
Speaker 5: I'm not doing these roomors anym I'm not doing moom
Speaker 5: as much. We just gonna stay ahead, look at each
Speaker 5: other and do whatever they tell you. We're gonna be
Speaker 5: looking at each other and you know who day is.
Speaker 8: We ain't nothing but plans now, plans now.
Speaker 4: So okay's gotta start snorting, all right, mama business when we.
Speaker 9: Come back, we got front page news, and then Kevin
Speaker 9: Gates will be joining us. And don't go anywhere as
Speaker 9: the breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club. Your mornings
Speaker 9: will never be the same morning, everybody.
Speaker 5: It's the j n V.
Speaker 9: Charlemagne the Guide. We are the breakfast Club. Now let's
Speaker 9: get to some front page news.
Speaker 10: What's up ties, Good morning DJ, and the good morning
Speaker 10: Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 9: Now let's talk about this. Two billion in medical bills
Speaker 9: wiped out.
Speaker 10: Yes, this is good news.
Speaker 11: We don't often have a chance to spread good news,
Speaker 11: so I love this story. Mayor Eric Adams announced Monday
Speaker 11: that New York City intends to wipe out more than
Speaker 11: two billion dollars in medical death for up to five
Speaker 11: hundred thousand residents. The city is working with a company
Speaker 11: called Rip Medical Debt. It's a nonprofit that buys medical
Speaker 11: debt in bulk from hospitals and debt collectors for pennies
Speaker 11: on the dollar. The group talus people with low incomes
Speaker 11: or financial hardships, and then forgives the amount. Now under
Speaker 11: the program, the city will spend eighteen million over three years.
Speaker 11: Adam said for middle and working class New Yorkers, medical
Speaker 11: bills can be financially devastating. Working class families often have
Speaker 11: to choose between paying the medical bills or basic essentials
Speaker 11: that they need to go through life. The mayor said
Speaker 11: that the number one reason for bankruptcy is medical debt.
Speaker 11: He said, this is the largest program of its kind,
Speaker 11: but RIP has worked with other cities across the country,
Speaker 11: so good news.
Speaker 4: Hope that work with some more probing includes bond from
Speaker 4: Mayor Eric Adams. That's dope, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: got to give gotta give up props with propsies due.
Speaker 4: That is incredible because that's all folks want is financial relief.
Speaker 4: If you are an elected official, that's all you should
Speaker 4: be thinking about.
Speaker 8: How do I put money in.
Speaker 4: People's pocket and how do I keep people safe. It's
Speaker 4: really that simple. That's all we want as American citizens.
Speaker 4: We want to have some money in our pocket, and
Speaker 4: we want to and we want to feel safe.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And it's scary if you ever have to go
Speaker 9: to emergency room where you taking kids in the emergency room,
Speaker 9: it feels like they make you fill out all this
Speaker 9: infram about you know, your health benefits, if you have
Speaker 9: a medical card, if this, if that, you have insurance,
Speaker 9: and all these.
Speaker 1: Things before you get to actually see the doctor of the.
Speaker 5: Nurse, which just seems strange.
Speaker 9: You're in an emergency room for a health scare, something
Speaker 9: that's bothering you, something that you think you could it
Speaker 9: could be horrible, worse dying, whatever it may be.
Speaker 5: But the first thing they do is to see if
Speaker 5: you have health coverage.
Speaker 1: Yes, because cash rules everything around me?
Speaker 4: Food?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 5: That sounds crazy?
Speaker 1: Takes me first? How the doctors come see me first?
Speaker 1: And then you know what, you're not gonna see me.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, but you know we should start saying
Speaker 4: capitalism rules everything around me, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: because that's what it is.
Speaker 1: There's nothing in this country that the money don't make moves.
Speaker 4: So it don't matter if it's healthcare, no matter if
Speaker 4: it's education, whatever it is, starts with the money.
Speaker 1: So once again, that's.
Speaker 4: Why every elected officials should be thinking about how do
Speaker 4: I put money in people's pockets and how do I
Speaker 4: keep people sick?
Speaker 10: And how do I market it after I do it?
Speaker 10: How do you let people know that you actually did
Speaker 10: this money?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 11: This is why it's important. Now one more thing, guys,
Speaker 11: if you want to go to the super b listen up.
Speaker 11: If you want to go see the Detroit Lions, they say,
Speaker 11: who are going to the Seuerwols. I don't know if
Speaker 11: it's gonna be down with the forty nine ers, but anyway,
Speaker 11: if you want to go to the superwowl to. Red
Speaker 11: Cross is coming up with a creative way to get
Speaker 11: people to help with the national blood shortage.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 15: During a national blood shortage saying it is experiencing the
Speaker 15: lowest number of people giving blood in the last twenty years,
Speaker 15: leaders are calling on everyone who can donate to please
Speaker 15: roll up your sleeves and donate. Red Cross officials say
Speaker 15: numbers are low and the organization is coming up with
Speaker 15: a creative way to get donors through the door. Just
Speaker 15: by donating through the month of January, you will then
Speaker 15: be entered to win a trip for you and a
Speaker 15: guest to the super Bowl in Las Vegas.
Speaker 9: That's mot I think that's what. I think a lot
Speaker 9: of people are doing it. I just feel like with
Speaker 9: the American Red Cross, and maybe it's just me. When
Speaker 9: I was a lot younger, I would see a lot
Speaker 9: of blood drives, like I would see them do it
Speaker 9: more often. It would be on television, it would be
Speaker 9: on you would hear it on the radio. But I
Speaker 9: just don't see it as much anymore. Have you seen you,
Speaker 9: Challa man when they talk about bloodroos anymore?
Speaker 4: Be totally honest with you, man. As soon as I
Speaker 4: heard about anybody going to the super Bowl, I tune out.
Speaker 4: As the Dallas Cowboys, I'm I'm not. I don't even
Speaker 4: know what the hell y'all talking about. Didn't even when
Speaker 4: you said Red Cross, I was like, I drew a blink.
Speaker 4: Soon as I heard them giving away free Diggs to
Speaker 4: the super Bowl, I just drill blink. I'm not even
Speaker 4: jo I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry for not sorry.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Well, well I do what let me bring it?
Speaker 11: This is national blood, Adona DJ and you brought up
Speaker 11: a good point where you said you don't see it
Speaker 11: as often. No, they don't, but then especially in January,
Speaker 11: and that's because of the winner. So the winter, the
Speaker 11: weather they called, they've stopped about three hundred and fifty
Speaker 11: blood drives that they normally have, which has depleted eleven
Speaker 11: thousand blood units because of that. This is a real
Speaker 11: emergency going on. Several states have stopped elective surgery because
Speaker 11: of this.
Speaker 10: People are living. If you just do a quick Google.
Speaker 11: Search and put in a blood national blood shortage, you'll
Speaker 11: see where several states are literally begging. I know, I
Speaker 11: saw South ben yesterday Tennessee where they're literally begging people
Speaker 11: to come give blood because people aren't able to have
Speaker 11: their surgery.
Speaker 10: So this is a real urgency going on right now.
Speaker 5: Wow, all right to give some blood.
Speaker 10: If you can?
Speaker 1: Do you guys? Give No?
Speaker 9: I used to when I was way back when, but
Speaker 9: I haven't in a long time. But I used to
Speaker 9: tell them, h no, I'm trying to think if I
Speaker 9: ever have it before.
Speaker 1: But I haven't done it long time. I don't think
Speaker 1: I've ever given any blood.
Speaker 10: No, maybe we need to set up blood drive at
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: What about you test?
Speaker 1: Have you yes?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 10: I have so give some blood. Guys, if you can,
Speaker 10: they need it.
Speaker 1: All right, well, that is Front Page News.
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Speaker 9: All right, now, when we come back, Kevin Gates will
Speaker 9: be joining us. We'll kick it with Kevin Gates. It
Speaker 9: don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: Mourning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ n V, Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 9: We are the Breakfast Well, we got a special guest
Speaker 9: in the building.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, brother Kevin Gates.
Speaker 5: Welcome back, brother.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling? You look clean, my brother, Yes
Speaker 1: you do.
Speaker 5: Why are you feeling, brother?
Speaker 8: How do I look?
Speaker 1: Amazing?
Speaker 5: Great and amazing?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: The thing I love about you too, Kevin Man, when
Speaker 4: I listened to the ceremony, you call it medicine music.
Speaker 8: Talk to me about what medicine music is to you,
Speaker 8: The music that raises your frequency.
Speaker 4: One of the lines I love from ceremony when you
Speaker 4: said you was purpose driven over being pleasure driven. I
Speaker 4: think we're in an era right now where everybody's pleasure driven. Man,
Speaker 4: when you when you pleasure driven, you develop addictions. And
Speaker 4: what I mean by that is in it feeling gonna
Speaker 4: get old to you, so you're gonna constantly be chasing
Speaker 4: a greater feeling.
Speaker 8: That's why people have.
Speaker 6: Become addicted to drugs or whatever they become addicted to.
Speaker 6: I done became addicted to things that's gonna raise my frequencies,
Speaker 6: such as working out, the fitness and things of that nature.
Speaker 6: So that's what I mean by if you purpose driven,
Speaker 6: and you stay on your purpose, like I said on
Speaker 6: one of my other songs, if you're looking for a
Speaker 6: microwave ba.
Speaker 5: And it won't happen, that's right now.
Speaker 1: You also say rehab was for quitters, so that's for quitters.
Speaker 9: My question is, so how did you get over the
Speaker 9: drug addiction you said you had in some of those
Speaker 9: negative additions.
Speaker 6: You know, if you go back to one of the
Speaker 6: old interviews on here, I was in here drinking lean
Speaker 6: in a coffee cup.
Speaker 8: Really yeah, I had a coffee cup with a lid
Speaker 8: on it.
Speaker 6: I was drinking syrup in an interview, I was a
Speaker 6: junkie when I had the habit or my body would
Speaker 6: ache if I didn't have it.
Speaker 8: It ain't nothing, but hero.
Speaker 1: Addiction is a disease. Yeah, of course. I don't know
Speaker 1: why people don't look at it like that.
Speaker 8: It was a disease.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So I replaced that habit with another habit. I
Speaker 6: didn't just go cold Turkey. I had to replace my
Speaker 6: unhealthy habits with healthy habits. And it's another end of journey.
Speaker 6: It don't stop.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 9: Did you really go to a Beyonce concent and turn
Speaker 9: up in a Beyonce concert? But look this what happened.
Speaker 9: I paid for my nannies. All my nanni is to
Speaker 9: go to the concert. So you remember when they are
Speaker 9: supposed to come to New Orleans. So they had everybody
Speaker 9: was outside, just outside. So I'm like, oh, we're gonna
Speaker 9: go because I've been going. I went to a right
Speaker 9: concert and I went two nights in the road to Drake.
Speaker 9: I wasn't seeing Usher, you know, I'm just on that,
Speaker 9: like just studying all of the greats. So you know,
Speaker 9: if you go to New Orleans, it's a party outside
Speaker 9: before you can go inside. So I was bomb bomb
Speaker 9: bomb bomb ba, you know, and it just it was
Speaker 9: a party outside before it was a part of inside.
Speaker 9: So that was like, I'm beyond turned. He really turned
Speaker 9: during that time. Yes, lord, BG is on that record
Speaker 9: BG and sixty Rick one of the first year BG
Speaker 9: and sex red. But this was one of the first
Speaker 9: times we've heard of BG verse. So was you and
Speaker 9: BG cool? How did you and BG link for this one?
Speaker 6: This is the first verson I've been knowing him because
Speaker 6: he like a friend of the family. It was just
Speaker 6: only right. It was only right, like it was beautiful,
Speaker 6: It was historical nature to me, He's a legend.
Speaker 5: To me.
Speaker 9: I love the way he sound, because sometimes, you know,
Speaker 9: somebody will go get locked up and they come home
Speaker 9: after a while and they got that that old flow
Speaker 9: on it.
Speaker 6: But he's sound. I think he better than sound. He
Speaker 6: get up and work out every morning and everything. He
Speaker 6: on his workouse and he goes straight to the store.
Speaker 6: So I think this situation made him better than ever.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: You know, you talk on this album a lot about
Speaker 4: cleaning your sins. What does cleaning your sins look like?
Speaker 6: You know, when I go up on the mountain and
Speaker 6: I ask God for forgiveness, Hey, forgive me for the
Speaker 6: things that I did unknowingly. Forgive me the things I
Speaker 6: did knowingly just forgive me, and then I forgive myself
Speaker 6: so I don't keep.
Speaker 1: Looping in it. What does that feel like? Do you
Speaker 1: feel it like you feel something removed from you? Yeah,
Speaker 1: come off your spirit.
Speaker 6: You can feel it like you could see it right here,
Speaker 6: and say on this whole of the divine day out
Speaker 6: hear by release all the energy that no longer serve
Speaker 6: my higher self, and you're gonna feel lifted because we impassed.
Speaker 6: We pick up on energy everywhere we go. Now, some stuff,
Speaker 6: A lot of people say that I did, and I
Speaker 6: tell my children that I love y'all. I do, and
Speaker 6: I'm a great father. But some people did have to
Speaker 6: know me as a monster, because that's the only way
Speaker 6: that they will stop.
Speaker 8: I love birds calling too.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: When you say you a polycanto big torch lighter, you say,
Speaker 4: prayer is more important than exotic cars. And to me,
Speaker 4: you know to put lyrics like that in a song
Speaker 4: called birds Calling because people will see the title and thinks.
Speaker 6: It was intentional. Because, like I said, I got a
Speaker 6: new coffee brand called Ritual. It's out right now and
Speaker 6: it was beautiful because I went back to the trap,
Speaker 6: but instead of flipping bricks. It was keys of Coffin,
Speaker 6: and that was the beautiful thing about it. Like some
Speaker 6: people say he's glorifying this, glorifying that.
Speaker 8: No I'm not.
Speaker 6: I'm turning the negative into a positive. I just got
Speaker 6: the key to the city and bad and ruge and
Speaker 6: I got the key to the city in New Orleans.
Speaker 6: And I never thought that what I was doing was
Speaker 6: helping people. Like, but what I'm doing like helping other
Speaker 6: people here, it's really me helping myself here.
Speaker 1: You got two songs on the album with the healing title.
Speaker 1: One is called Healing, the other one is called Worried.
Speaker 1: I'm proud of you. I think you're doing amazing.
Speaker 6: Every song I'm on that talking to myself every song,
Speaker 6: Like every song, I'm talking to myself.
Speaker 4: I don't think you can heal anybody. Thky you think so?
Speaker 4: You said you can heal a woman. Yes, I think
Speaker 4: a person has to want to go get healing.
Speaker 8: I hear, yes, Lord, But I don't hear at what
Speaker 8: point you know my touch is healing? You know, I
Speaker 8: hear you really think you can heal a woman? I
Speaker 8: don't think I know?
Speaker 1: Can you? I think you can assist him? Show them
Speaker 1: the direction.
Speaker 6: Gonna be a new creature when she leaves around me.
Speaker 6: Publicist bay and love and all of that, but in private,
Speaker 6: it's a term of endearment.
Speaker 1: She so beautiful.
Speaker 6: Lord, Yes, Lord, thank you God, bless the hand in
Speaker 6: preparing this meal. Were about to say our grace. But
Speaker 6: you can't go around just healing everybody a flashback. Now,
Speaker 6: I don't heal it everybody. Everybody don't deserve here.
Speaker 8: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Okay, everybody don't deserve healing because they might be here
Speaker 6: for a week, then they'll just go back to that
Speaker 6: same that same behavior.
Speaker 8: And I got to put them on the distriction.
Speaker 1: How long as the longest you ever?
Speaker 5: Did I do?
Speaker 1: I start with and you tell them that you're like
Speaker 1: the first offense?
Speaker 5: What's defense?
Speaker 1: What's the offense?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I just it depends on your you know,
Speaker 8: code of conduct is big with me.
Speaker 5: You know what's the quarter cor what?
Speaker 8: What see there?
Speaker 1: You go?
Speaker 5: What do you have a problem with you? It's different?
Speaker 5: So what's what's part of it?
Speaker 1: Ain't that?
Speaker 6: But you know, like I believe that I honesty is
Speaker 6: the best policy. Like when I meet you, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: tell you the truth. I'm gonna tell you how I'm living.
Speaker 6: This how I'm living now. If you accept it or rejected,
Speaker 6: it's how I'm living.
Speaker 1: Have you ever had girls rejected like I'm not doing
Speaker 1: them ninety.
Speaker 6: No, they don't that, none of they don't go like that.
Speaker 6: It just they just end up being like, look, you
Speaker 6: keep on. I'm gonna put you on so you still
Speaker 6: go out.
Speaker 8: You just I'm just I'm just you gonna You know.
Speaker 6: Like I say, rejection is rejection is a beautiful thing.
Speaker 6: I reward loyalty with loyalty. I reward disloyalty with distance.
Speaker 6: You know, you you think about what you did.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: If you're not, it's not peaceful. I'm not gonna be nowhere.
Speaker 6: That's not peaceful. I'm not gonna be nowhere that's gonna
Speaker 6: lower my frequency. That's just where I'm at with it.
Speaker 6: Like I ain't trying to be you know, I ain't
Speaker 6: trying to make the blogs for you know, talking like this,
Speaker 6: but yeah, it's how I'm coming.
Speaker 5: Have you ever been on vagina restriction for me?
Speaker 6: Bye, I've already I already had it, Like you don't know,
Speaker 6: glood and lighting them both shoot out them off with
Speaker 6: I'll do respect, baby.
Speaker 1: But what if you got what if you make an offense?
Speaker 1: What if you do something she don't.
Speaker 6: Like you already knew what I was when you met me. Damn,
Speaker 6: you already knew, like with all due respect, Like, see,
Speaker 6: I don't know why I be meeting killers that're scared
Speaker 6: to tell a woman the truth. Like when you tell
Speaker 6: a woman the truth, you give her the option. I
Speaker 6: understand is the best policy. But women have intuition. And
Speaker 6: the reason I'm truthful with a woman because it's spiritual.
Speaker 6: They are spiritual creatures. They can transform liquid into something physical,
Speaker 6: so they already know you fully when they meet you,
Speaker 6: they already know, like they know what's up with you.
Speaker 8: Like, so, babe, where you've been? You don't help me
Speaker 8: wash these sins off me?
Speaker 1: You're gonna help me watch these You want me to
Speaker 1: help you pack?
Speaker 8: Which one? Baby? Like what we're gonna do too? Because
Speaker 8: you know either she gonna leave or she's gonna stay.
Speaker 1: So you're gonna help me watch these sins off you
Speaker 1: are you're gonna help me pack?
Speaker 6: I mean they already know, Like women already know what
Speaker 6: you've been doing, Like I don't know why people think
Speaker 6: they don't women psychic.
Speaker 8: I'm not about to lie. And then God then bless me.
Speaker 8: I got too many blessings.
Speaker 5: So do you ever see yourself with just one woman?
Speaker 8: I'm with one woman right now. What at the moment,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 9: We got more with Kevin Gates when we come back,
Speaker 9: don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning. Everybody
Speaker 9: is TJ n V. Charlomagne, the guy we are the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club. Were still kicking it with Kevin Gates.
Speaker 5: Charlomagne.
Speaker 4: When you talk about loyal to you, when somebody's disloyal
Speaker 4: to you, how do you bring them back in your fold?
Speaker 6: Like trust? Once trust is violated, that's a moff. It
Speaker 6: ain't gonna it ain't gonna never be the same no more.
Speaker 6: I mean suspect evil or no want to see it
Speaker 6: once see it, forget it not once the enemy could
Speaker 6: never be a friend. I had to I had to
Speaker 6: cut a lot of bagas, I had to trim a
Speaker 6: lot of fat like that last the last time we
Speaker 6: would say. I trimmed a lot of facts and is
Speaker 6: then like with just the people around me, I started
Speaker 6: throwing away all of the wrong relationships, follow the right reasons,
Speaker 6: and sometimes we be lawyer to things that's not loyal
Speaker 6: to us.
Speaker 5: That's just why I'm it with it right now. Were
Speaker 5: you a forgiving person? Were you somebody that, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Forgive, Like I told y'all last time, I forgive. I do,
Speaker 6: but I ain't about to forget. That's not beating naives
Speaker 6: nobody that you just do it to me again, like,
Speaker 6: na that's not intelligence.
Speaker 8: You told another great story on healing.
Speaker 4: You told a story about a woman not getting wet
Speaker 4: for you no more, and you said, mentally that was
Speaker 4: the problem.
Speaker 6: When women women can mentally check out, they can mentally
Speaker 6: move on, and you know they have vaginal dry vaginal
Speaker 6: dryness there rouse the fluid out there no more because
Speaker 6: they just they mentally moved on.
Speaker 8: That can happen. And what are you doing a woman
Speaker 8: in that situation?
Speaker 1: You just let it go.
Speaker 8: I mean the proof is in the putting. I mean
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the proof is.
Speaker 8: In the putting.
Speaker 6: Now, she could have been the high treaded or something
Speaker 6: because she was on the plane, but I ain't got
Speaker 6: time to be in all that. You know, you check thout, baby,
Speaker 6: it's mentally checked out. Women meantally checked out. When I
Speaker 6: had to ask my mother what that was, she said, baby,
Speaker 6: she might have meantally checked out. Damn that happens sometimes.
Speaker 6: Sometimes it happens because you not being a person that
Speaker 6: a person want you to be. No, I love you
Speaker 6: enough to let you go. Go find that person that
Speaker 6: you say that's better than me. Can't wait?
Speaker 1: Does that hurt?
Speaker 6: Everything hurt when you love somebody I love for real? Like, nah,
Speaker 6: I can't wait to get my heart broke. I just
Speaker 6: use it for motivation. Turn me into a monster. Look
Speaker 6: at me. That's the fuel to this stagging on me.
Speaker 8: Do it some more.
Speaker 6: Come on, let's go, y'all. Ain't doing nothing but making
Speaker 6: me better every time I get mad, I'm in the gym.
Speaker 5: Let's go.
Speaker 8: Then they don't bother me. It used to people don't
Speaker 8: even make.
Speaker 6: Me mad no more. I used to be like man
Speaker 6: piece to Nah, you just I'm just disappointed. I'm disappointed
Speaker 6: in you. You know, I really had a lot of
Speaker 6: respect for you. Here's some people that are never re
Speaker 6: respect me. People I never rerespect because I ain't about
Speaker 6: to sit up here like I'm perfect. I done done,
Speaker 6: bogush everybody did I thought that because even though I
Speaker 6: said something and I said it in dude face, I
Speaker 6: still did some hopes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I said it in his face.
Speaker 6: And we followed. My grandfather put them to the side. Man,
Speaker 6: that's some hopes did I don't do that no more so.
Speaker 6: I ain't about to sit up here and act like
Speaker 6: I came out perfect.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I ain't come up to win. I've been down and
Speaker 6: all that, you know, with a pistol in my hand.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: These are learned behaviors.
Speaker 9: You have a look at some of the stuff that
Speaker 9: people pick up that you've said or that goes viral
Speaker 9: and be like they just misconstrue what I said.
Speaker 6: Well, no, no, I don't really pay that no attention.
Speaker 6: I used to, like in twenty twenty one, I used
Speaker 6: to pay attention to Instagram. But once I deactivated my
Speaker 6: page for that year and a half, I engaged with
Speaker 6: the world now because comparison is the killer of all joy.
Speaker 6: Because if I say something and they might just take
Speaker 6: a lift piece of it and it goes viral, but
Speaker 6: then when you go look at the real interview, you're
Speaker 6: gonna be like, he really made a lot of sense.
Speaker 6: And that's why my mama said, Man, I don't even
Speaker 6: tell nobody. I know this is gonna sound weird. No,
Speaker 6: it don't sound weird.
Speaker 12: This me.
Speaker 6: I'm my authentic self. People gonna either accept you or
Speaker 6: they not. And that's just why I'm with it or not.
Speaker 1: What made you take the page away for that year
Speaker 1: and a half? Was it clear your mind?
Speaker 6: I was depressed. It was causing depression because comparison is
Speaker 6: the killer of our joy. I'm comparing my life to
Speaker 6: other people highlight real and it was causing depression. Once
Speaker 6: I got off there and started engaging with the world,
Speaker 6: I'm like, man, people love me. People love me. On
Speaker 6: the black Top, people love me. People walk up to
Speaker 6: me and tell me, man, you changed my life. They
Speaker 6: don't really say that on Instagram. They say negative things
Speaker 6: all the time.
Speaker 1: Of course. I mean.
Speaker 9: I seen something the other day when I guess you're
Speaker 9: talking from this two times and people were he said this.
Speaker 5: I'm like, y'all must not know.
Speaker 8: Kell Oh, yeah, I saw that. I told him, if
Speaker 8: have you ever seen any flaws? He said no. I said,
Speaker 8: if you do, will you please put my feet in.
Speaker 1: The meaning slam you?
Speaker 6: If I do something slam me like blow my brains out,
Speaker 6: put my feet in. Kill you kill me if I
Speaker 6: do something wrong like I say, like I said on
Speaker 6: the other thing, hey find me them, find me that
Speaker 6: one that and find me the other one that can
Speaker 6: say I told on him. It's something to jail. You
Speaker 6: find me them to blow my mama brains out. I
Speaker 6: ain't never heard those rumors, cave body. When I heard that,
Speaker 6: I'm sound like when somebody said that, no, I stand
Speaker 6: for something, and I mean that I stand for that.
Speaker 6: You know, because on it when you start paying attention
Speaker 6: to the Internet, you can get lost in that. It's
Speaker 6: the black top that matter to me, That don't matter.
Speaker 6: That's just talk. That's Internet talk. And some people live
Speaker 6: their life based on social media. But if you really
Speaker 6: get out in.
Speaker 4: The real world and engage with the world, the world
Speaker 4: operates one hundred percent different than that. And I think
Speaker 4: sometimes people like you and Finess y'all forget y'all know
Speaker 4: each other's lingos, so y'all having a conversation, I to
Speaker 4: be honest.
Speaker 6: I could be honest with you. You never heard me
Speaker 6: address there, right, because I really don't care what nobody
Speaker 6: think about what he mean by put your feet there.
Speaker 8: Hey, try me.
Speaker 6: I'll show you. I'll show you what I mean. He
Speaker 6: demonstration is way better than verbal, So like I'll show you.
Speaker 8: Now that that's it.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 6: Like, I ain't about to address that because that's my brother.
Speaker 6: He know what I meant, and he know what I mean,
Speaker 6: and I know what he meant. So I don't see
Speaker 6: no big deal. Hey, keep me viral.
Speaker 4: I'll be out this Friday album coming out the ceremony.
Speaker 4: Is it true Kevin Durant gave you some advice that
Speaker 4: got you in shape?
Speaker 6: To man, Kevin Durant, that's my dog and the maar
Speaker 6: DeRozan and leave the shooter. I ain't know so much
Speaker 6: psychology winning the basketball. I started practicing with leaita shooter,
Speaker 6: and I'm thinking, I'm just going to shoot the basketball.
Speaker 8: Learn how to shoot the ball.
Speaker 6: Man, This dude assess me, Like in psychology, you do
Speaker 6: the individualistic approach, and he did that by just based
Speaker 6: off how I shoot. You anxious, you focus on the last,
Speaker 6: you focus on your past. Wow, don't worry about the past,
Speaker 6: don't worry about the one you missed. Focus on the prison.
Speaker 6: Stay in the prison, stay in the moment. And I'm like, damn,
Speaker 6: he picked me to pieces and it was humbling, it
Speaker 6: was beautiful. And then like with DeMar DeRozan, he showed
Speaker 6: me some sh Kevin Durant showed me some like it's
Speaker 6: more like playing chess than anything.
Speaker 1: And I was like, Wow, when you say fit, you
Speaker 1: meant mentally fit more than anything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, fit ability to take effective form, that's what fits
Speaker 6: me now.
Speaker 8: I love letter to my fans too. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And you talk about it an attempt on that record.
Speaker 8: That's I made that song a long long time ago. Wow,
Speaker 8: a long time ago.
Speaker 6: And I was saying, that's that's when I was going
Speaker 6: through the acting like everything was okay.
Speaker 8: On Instagram, I was acting. I was pretending I'm happy.
Speaker 6: It's okay to be angry sometime, it's okay to be disappointed,
Speaker 6: it's okay to be upset, But emotionally and intelligently, how
Speaker 6: do we channel these feelings and these emotions?
Speaker 8: I asked myself, why am I feeling this way?
Speaker 6: But that's crazy that that I put that song on
Speaker 6: the on the I forgot that I put that song on,
Speaker 6: but I owed it to my fans because I was
Speaker 6: pretending with them and they knew.
Speaker 8: Is it triggering to here that song?
Speaker 14: Though?
Speaker 6: No, not at all, because it's beautiful, because that's why
Speaker 6: I was at that one time.
Speaker 9: And I always asked, how did you get out of
Speaker 9: that funk? Because there's a lot of people that listen
Speaker 9: that are in that funk and don't know how to
Speaker 9: get out. You want me to be honest, God, I
Speaker 9: was there, God like when I was supposed to kill myself.
Speaker 9: God in the vind because I ain't tell nobody I
Speaker 9: don't do that.
Speaker 1: I'm about to know.
Speaker 6: I feel like that's horse playing. I feel like you
Speaker 6: supposed to walk in here and find me smash in here.
Speaker 6: I'll smoshed myself. That's now, that's not horse playing. He's serious, man,
Speaker 6: I love y'all. I'm tired all that. That's horse plan.
Speaker 6: You alluding to what you about to do?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 6: You got to find me in here stretched out. That's
Speaker 6: the type of person I am. I feel like, if
Speaker 6: you're talking about it, you're not serious.
Speaker 1: But it was God. We got more with Kevin Gates
Speaker 1: when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning, everybody, see nd Charlamage the guy we are.
Speaker 9: The Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Kevin Gates
Speaker 9: show makes you want to go back on on this
Speaker 9: crazy thing we call social media now.
Speaker 6: To be honest, I really don't work my page. I
Speaker 6: just oversee it like I don't work it, like I approved,
Speaker 6: like the pictures. Sometimes it'll be me when the caption
Speaker 6: be real hard felt you could tells me. Other times
Speaker 6: it's just something that I approved because I got to
Speaker 6: maintain my sanity.
Speaker 4: I can't get lost in that social media. You said
Speaker 4: something else on letter in my Fans that I thought
Speaker 4: it was interesting. You said, you apologize to your fans.
Speaker 6: I apologize to my fans because a motivational speaker that's
Speaker 6: given great advice I wish that I could give myself.
Speaker 6: I got all this positive to say, but I ain't
Speaker 6: feeling positive when I'm talking that. They just sound good
Speaker 6: as everybody want to hear that. I'm keeping it positive,
Speaker 6: but I'm not happy. That's how I was feeling at
Speaker 6: that time. I'm like, yeah, you know, just positive, just
Speaker 6: stay positive. I was faking it till I made it,
Speaker 6: but I really wasn't making it because I never addressed
Speaker 6: the real issue.
Speaker 4: Internally. I still had Harvard all and a resentment and everything,
Speaker 4: and now that you've done that, that's how you know
Speaker 4: you're a true service. You gotta go back and face it.
Speaker 4: That was the hard part, going back and face your past.
Speaker 4: You gotta face it. You gotta face it, you gotta
Speaker 4: sit with it. And when you sit with it, it's
Speaker 4: gonna be very, very painful. Like anybody listening right now,
Speaker 4: it's gonna be painful to go address these issues because
Speaker 4: it's a lot of stuff that we keep and like
Speaker 4: you could suppress things for so long, to one let
Speaker 4: thing will cause you to explode or implode. It's a trigger.
Speaker 4: So I had to go back and face a lot
Speaker 4: of these things. Protect children another very powerful record. What
Speaker 4: are some things you learned late that you want to
Speaker 4: teach your kids early. I hope it's not triggering. I
Speaker 4: really don't care if it is, because we all have
Speaker 4: been through this. That was about sexual victimization. Protect children.
Speaker 4: I treat your children like my children, like my birth children.
Speaker 4: When we was little, they used to say we was
Speaker 4: the worst children. We all been through things that aint
Speaker 4: our fault. You got to work with them.
Speaker 6: Protect children. You're not supposed to hurt children. I gave
Speaker 6: my children a place, a safe space, I created a
Speaker 6: safe place for them to communicate with me.
Speaker 8: Don't nobody never touch you.
Speaker 6: They're not even me, not even your daddy, not even
Speaker 6: your mom, and nobody you know, and they have a
Speaker 6: safe space to communicate. Can't nobody get you nowhere to
Speaker 6: tell you? If you tell your mam MAMAA hurt you,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna hurt you. Hey, y'all haven't seen what's up
Speaker 6: with y'all. Daddy, y'all know what comes behind y'all. So
Speaker 6: I have created a safe environment for y'all to communicate
Speaker 6: with me. And I asked my and my daughter tell
Speaker 6: you right now. I tell my daddy everything because I'm
Speaker 6: not here to judge you. We all make mistakes. We're
Speaker 6: gonna talk about what you did. I'm just disappointed a
Speaker 6: little bit, but don't worry about that. I'm not here
Speaker 6: to judge you. I'm not here to beat you up
Speaker 6: for what you did or what happened to you.
Speaker 8: Just let me know.
Speaker 6: I don't care if you had a wreck and you
Speaker 6: accidental to kill somebody. Stay there, I'm on the way. Hey,
Speaker 6: you getting this car and go and put the body
Speaker 6: in the trunk. Come on, let's go. I always tell
Speaker 6: me the truth. I die for you and I die
Speaker 6: to protect you. What's your relationship with Jim Jones?
Speaker 9: I see you and Jim Jones talks the story when
Speaker 9: he was on Drink Champs about how y'all had a
Speaker 9: good relationship early on.
Speaker 8: I always had a relationship with Jim Jones. He was fly.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And I hate to say this, like I'm not trying
Speaker 6: to be racist, but I mean this would all due disrespect.
Speaker 6: It's hard for a brightness. You got to be extra
Speaker 6: gainster when you bright. You know when you bright, you
Speaker 6: know like how you know how to fight so good?
Speaker 6: A kivin because I got beat up a lot. That's
Speaker 6: why they always picked the brighton. They don't never pick.
Speaker 6: They don't never pick. He this dude, he ain't did
Speaker 6: nothing gangster.
Speaker 1: He just ugly. He just ugly. Why are we ugly?
Speaker 6: Because we talk yet I ain't talking about you, you're
Speaker 6: a chocolate man. I'm talking about the ugly. He would
Speaker 6: he would a yellow, He would a yellow.
Speaker 5: Don't like bad?
Speaker 8: Yeah, they feel like we But then just coming up
Speaker 8: as a child, you know, being bright with curly hell.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying. You know, I saw Jim
Speaker 6: Johnes like man, this fly, he gangster and he bright.
Speaker 6: I say that's wrong. You know, I identified with it
Speaker 6: because it because I saw myself in him, like like
Speaker 6: that's my brother.
Speaker 8: I love him. Like whenever he the city, he just
Speaker 8: he holler where you at? And he everywhere. You know
Speaker 8: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: He never changed.
Speaker 8: He always be in the same way always. How do
Speaker 8: I get a pair of God slippers?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 6: You know how to happen? Somebody asked me to play cards.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I will, but I don't like they was gambling.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I will, but I ain't got no hands.
Speaker 6: But then they saw me eating, and they was like,
Speaker 6: I thought you said no hands, they not mine.
Speaker 8: They for good.
Speaker 6: So when I said God slippers, everything I got on
Speaker 6: I just borrowed it from God. All I have is
Speaker 6: the little that God bless me with. I borrow a
Speaker 6: pair of God's slippers. I walked on water in front
Speaker 6: of you. What I mean is I walked over all
Speaker 6: kinds of obstacles because I brought a pair of God's slippers.
Speaker 6: While I was doing that, adversity Bill's character, If it
Speaker 6: ain't rough, it ain't us. I brought a pair of
Speaker 6: God's slippers, started a battery, got back in charge.
Speaker 5: Did it again?
Speaker 9: You know they don't believe that. They don't believe you
Speaker 9: started a call with your hands. You got to show
Speaker 9: somebody when.
Speaker 8: Something I can give the.
Speaker 4: Hey, thank you for paying homage to the holy grounds
Speaker 4: of Walmart too. Man, Oh my god, you from the
Speaker 4: South man.
Speaker 8: I ain't tell you about that. No, I was in there.
Speaker 1: I was on color cold.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 6: I was hustling at the time. This is when I
Speaker 6: was living illegitimately. I was hustling at the time. What
Speaker 6: color cold is?
Speaker 8: You gotta call in and if your color come up,
Speaker 8: you gotta go piss.
Speaker 6: So I was in there buying the gloves because I
Speaker 6: was doing my thing with the gloves so it wouldn't
Speaker 6: get in my system. That's the myth that I heard.
Speaker 6: Don't get in your system if you wear the gloves.
Speaker 6: And you know, I end up meeting me a little
Speaker 6: one up in Waldmart.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying. When I was at wild
Speaker 8: for Hollse, you know what I'm saying, and she ate
Speaker 8: me up in the Honda. You know how the go.
Speaker 4: You've been loving Walmart ever since? I love Walmart anyway. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I love it. They got everything you need, that's right.
Speaker 4: You know, that's when the DVDs. You remember, they used
Speaker 4: to have a three pack of DVD's, a six pack
Speaker 4: of DVDs. I had to let DVD player. When I
Speaker 4: used to be in the trap, I shoot over there
Speaker 4: and grabbing a couple of DVDs. I have my junkets,
Speaker 4: go get it. But it's something about going in there
Speaker 4: yourself late night, two in the morning.
Speaker 6: That's when it used to stay open twenty four hours,
Speaker 6: especially if you grew up in the country when the
Speaker 6: country probably was Is them all right, that's the mall,
Speaker 6: that's right. Yeah, I met a winter like you know,
Speaker 6: I met a winner in that with the lit Chinese
Speaker 6: slippers on.
Speaker 1: You know, they be in there. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: You know they got the little steppers walking around and
Speaker 8: death and stop playing.
Speaker 4: And you said you got the Almighty on speed down,
Speaker 4: and you say, the only way to kill a god
Speaker 4: is when I caused them.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 6: My body is my temple now A great responsibility to
Speaker 6: come with looking at your body like your temple like
Speaker 6: that's really what made me stop drinking alcohol.
Speaker 8: Like at my listening party. I had a glass of
Speaker 8: apple juice.
Speaker 6: And then I told her the bollten A had make
Speaker 6: me something fruit and make it look like I drink,
Speaker 6: but make it just taste good and fruity booty. Make
Speaker 6: me a lit fruity booty. Right fare She's like, oh
Speaker 6: my God, I love you your accent. I say, yeah,
Speaker 6: but don't put no alcohol in it, you know, but
Speaker 6: put me a little flour on that, you know, make
Speaker 6: it look good. So I had that, and then I
Speaker 6: had two champagne glasses of apple juice, and I was
Speaker 6: just walking around feeling good like everybody else was feeling good.
Speaker 6: But you know, when you say your body is your temple,
Speaker 6: come with a great responsibility. Like sometime when I need clarity,
Speaker 6: I gotta fast and clean my temple out. So the
Speaker 6: spirit of the Most, how I can abide in my temple. God,
Speaker 6: buy the couple by the highest. They guns hold no
Speaker 6: power to this holy temple. How you kill a god
Speaker 6: when a law called him? The only time he goes
Speaker 6: when a law called him. That's it, Almighty on speed Doll,
Speaker 6: I could talk to God, for I could call you
Speaker 6: with my phone. You on speed Doll, I'm always talking
Speaker 6: to God. Before I drunk the coffee, I prayed over it.
Speaker 6: I don't know what they did to the car for
Speaker 6: they brought it to me. Everything with me is a
Speaker 6: faith move.
Speaker 4: Now you are here to help other brothers, hell Man,
Speaker 4: and I think the ceremony is going to do a
Speaker 4: phenomenal job.
Speaker 6: You know something, anytime I used to drop an album,
Speaker 6: I used to say things like, if you want to
Speaker 6: go get it, get it. If you don't want it,
Speaker 6: don't want that was like that fear of what if
Speaker 6: it's not good enough? Just good enough, go get it. No,
Speaker 6: just the one, absolutely, like if you're ready to just
Speaker 6: really just take self accountability in hell, just the one man,
Speaker 6: Kevin Gates.
Speaker 1: The ceremony is out this Friday. Go pick it up.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 8: Tell us what the title mean. I don't think you
Speaker 8: told the type ceremonial.
Speaker 6: It's the ceremony that I was having with myself. I
Speaker 6: learned the love again the stranger that was once myself.
Speaker 6: That was the ceremony to reuniting with my authentic self.
Speaker 5: Wow, you have it, Kevin.
Speaker 4: Friday Man, Kevin, appreciate you, brother man. I love when healing,
Speaker 4: especially from black Men. Have the soundtrack. We need more
Speaker 4: of those man, so thank you for making one, thank
Speaker 4: you for having me.
Speaker 5: That's right, it's Kevin Gates. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, what happened.
Speaker 5: What happened is we don't have a third co host
Speaker 5: and it's time to do the rumors.
Speaker 4: Stop complaining. Man, God is good. Listen, slew to the
Speaker 4: good brother, Kevin Gates. The ceremony comes out Friday, and
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, man, like I told him in the interview,
Speaker 4: you can tell he's on his healing journey and it
Speaker 4: reflects in his music.
Speaker 8: All right, so make sure you pick up the ceremony
Speaker 8: this Friday.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, let's let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 1: Or you gossip on chatty? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 3: is where the tea spells, right right?
Speaker 9: All right, Well, first of all, let's start off with
Speaker 9: John Cena. He's announcing his upcoming retirement. So he's currently
Speaker 9: forty six. He's gonna be turning forty seven this year,
Speaker 9: and he's gonna be retiring from the WWE.
Speaker 4: That's how you could tell. I ain't watched ww E
Speaker 4: because I thought he was still wrestling. Thought, well, he
Speaker 4: was in movies too, though he does he does movie
Speaker 4: he does films and stuff.
Speaker 8: Well, no, I'm lying.
Speaker 4: I thought he was already retired now that that's what
Speaker 4: That's what I meant to say, because he does movies.
Speaker 8: But I guess not.
Speaker 9: I don't watch WWE, so I have no clue, nor
Speaker 9: do I have an idea of if he still wrestles.
Speaker 9: Who does he wrestle. I don't even know the difference
Speaker 9: betweene WWF, what's the new one?
Speaker 5: This another one?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I thought he retired, it was just
Speaker 1: doing movies and TV shows. Who he did the peacemaker?
Speaker 4: Huh what that means? I don't understand sign language. I
Speaker 4: just see opportunity throwing his thumb up on know if
Speaker 4: you hitchhiking. I don't know what the hell he trying
Speaker 4: to tell you.
Speaker 5: Oh no, well he's retiring.
Speaker 9: And then not only that, Netflix and the WWE announced
Speaker 9: a partnership going into effect in twenty twenty five. The
Speaker 9: executed a tenured deal given Netflix exclusive rights WWE's flaship
Speaker 9: weekly wrestling show Raw. So it's a major step. It's
Speaker 9: going to start doing live stream events. So I guess
Speaker 9: Netflix is probably going to raise the amount of money
Speaker 9: they have to pay to watch Netflix and now that
Speaker 9: you'll get to check out raw on Netflix. It's a
Speaker 9: five billion dollar deal.
Speaker 4: Oh, company like Netflix need that though, And the reason
Speaker 4: they need that is because they run through programming so much.
Speaker 4: That's why I never understood the model of Oh no,
Speaker 4: I'm not saying I never understood it.
Speaker 8: We all enjoyed it when we used to could binge watch.
Speaker 4: But it's like, yo, if you if you put out
Speaker 4: a whole season or something in a day, once I
Speaker 4: watch it, it's done. But if I'm a channel like
Speaker 4: an HBO of if I'm giving you one episode a week,
Speaker 4: you know for thirteen weeks, all I gotta do is
Speaker 4: like two and three shows a Yeah.
Speaker 1: Netflix got to do.
Speaker 4: Like twenty twenty five. So you need programming like that,
Speaker 4: You need weekly live program I mean, I think it's dope,
Speaker 4: especially if they do like boxing events on there. Now
Speaker 4: where you could do you know, a certain thing to
Speaker 4: catch boxing events WWE. And I thought Chris Rock, I
Speaker 4: don't know if he did it didn't. Chris Rock was
Speaker 4: supposed to do a comedy specialist. His last one selective
Speaker 4: outrage was it was live live. Yeah, and I mean
Speaker 4: the Zone. The Zone is the screaming network for boxing.
Speaker 8: I got to the Zone. I got the Zone. Sluthor.
Speaker 8: My guys Ocken Barrock.
Speaker 1: You know Barack.
Speaker 5: They've been up here on the Zone now.
Speaker 9: Also, Dwayne Johnson, he gains ownership of the name the Rock.
Speaker 9: He's been fighting to get that for a while and
Speaker 9: now he uh got the license in he will be
Speaker 9: able to have promotional uh T shirts, hats and everything.
Speaker 9: So he got the trademark.
Speaker 1: You never had that, No, So who the hell had
Speaker 1: the Rock? I have no other thing?
Speaker 4: Right, even if you own the name, ain't nobody calling
Speaker 4: you the rock? We Dwayne Johnson has earned the name
Speaker 4: of the Rock. Okay, that's years and years of being
Speaker 4: on the w W E the people's elbow raising his eyebrow.
Speaker 1: We only know one rock, correct, Okay?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 4: The only other rock we acknowledged his Rockefeller. And that's
Speaker 4: all a whole label. That's right, all right.
Speaker 9: Now Diddy is being sued for the Oh my god, No,
Speaker 9: Diddy is being sued for the trademark Act bad Now.
Speaker 9: Charles ken YadA Junior is requesting ten million dollars in
Speaker 9: damages in a lawsuit accusing did he of using Act
Speaker 9: Bad without permission.
Speaker 8: Laws in light of the circumstances, you don't want that.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 9: Allegedly, this is what happened. They're saying that, you know,
Speaker 9: ken Yata is, he's an innimate, He's in jail. He
Speaker 9: owns the trademark for Act Bad and allegedly did he
Speaker 9: came to get the trademark from they were negotiating terms
Speaker 9: of the trademark. I guess they couldn't reach the term,
Speaker 9: so did he just put it out?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 5: This isn't real, that's what they're saying.
Speaker 9: Allegedly, So they saying Sean Combs and the John Doe
Speaker 9: signed a contract without Charles Kenyata's consent and now he
Speaker 9: wants ten million dollars.
Speaker 8: Much time Charles Kenyada doing it?
Speaker 4: Doesn't say Charles Kenyada should not be one to act
Speaker 4: bad in prison, Okay, right, okay, you need to be
Speaker 4: trying to act good in prison, so maybe you can
Speaker 4: come home on early release for good behavior.
Speaker 9: Now, ken YadA, who is representing himself in the lawsuit,
Speaker 9: said his Act Bag trademark has tarnished by.
Speaker 1: Did He's sexual assault allegations?
Speaker 4: What is he in prison for? I need to know
Speaker 4: what he's in prison for. He's doing a lot of
Speaker 4: judging from prison. What is he in prison for?
Speaker 1: Huh, I don't know.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 5: Did not say that's all the more reason.
Speaker 1: But my point is that's all the more reason he
Speaker 1: shouldn't want to act bad. Trademark no more. Can y'alla
Speaker 1: come up with something else? You ain't got nothing but time? Okay,
Speaker 1: But if he owns.
Speaker 9: The trademark and somebody took his trademark, don't nobody want that?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 5: You can't, you can't do it.
Speaker 9: But I've never seen did he you know, sell T shirts?
Speaker 9: Nothing like that, but they said that he did do
Speaker 9: an act bad T shirt.
Speaker 4: By the way, when I think act bad, I think
Speaker 4: I really think Young Miami more than anything like you
Speaker 4: know when they did that that interview, in that conversation,
Speaker 4: she's the one who made the phrase.
Speaker 5: But he asked me personally, Yeah, he took it and
Speaker 5: went with did a single order and it was what
Speaker 5: he didn't really take off.
Speaker 9: And lastly, Stephen A. Smith, he was on the Howard
Speaker 9: Stern Show and said he wants to debate Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Me crazy. Obviously, I have my show peing every weekday morning, right, Yes,
Speaker 1: it is a debate show.
Speaker 5: I would love to be in the presidential debate.
Speaker 1: I think you can do great. No, no, I'd eat
Speaker 1: them alive.
Speaker 5: But you want to do it, you wouldn't do it.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't. I wouldn't run for
Speaker 1: the presidency.
Speaker 16: But I debate Trump any day of the week, any
Speaker 16: day of the week, naming.
Speaker 5: The time and place, and I'd show up. But isn't
Speaker 5: it sad?
Speaker 16: Isn't it sad that when we were kids growing up,
Speaker 16: right at least when I was growing up, people say, oh,
Speaker 16: maybe one day I'll be president of the United States,
Speaker 16: when you would dream about the greatest job or maybe
Speaker 16: you know, contributing to society. Now, I think kids growing
Speaker 16: up like Dan I want to show like Steven A. Smith,
Speaker 16: I don't want. I don't want to be the president
Speaker 16: of the United States. That's a thankless job.
Speaker 1: I don't have a problem with that.
Speaker 4: I think when it comes to the rhetoric dialogue, you know,
Speaker 4: use of words.
Speaker 8: Stephen A. Smith would smoke Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: But I think with Donald Trump as the advantage is,
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is willing to go where most people aren't.
Speaker 1: Nobody's gonna go.
Speaker 5: He's gonna go lie.
Speaker 4: And that's the thing about life, right, like you shouldn't
Speaker 4: don't go to war with people who give a f
Speaker 4: less than you. If the person gives an f less
Speaker 4: than you, you're not gonna win. It's just because they're
Speaker 4: willing to do things that you're not willing to do, uh,
Speaker 4: to get that to get that victory, correct, you know? So,
Speaker 4: I mean, yes, it would be interesting to watch, but
Speaker 4: it's no telling what Donald Trump gonna pull out of
Speaker 4: his two pay And the fact that Stephen A. Smith,
Speaker 4: you know, as far as we know, it's gonna stick
Speaker 4: to the truth. Donald Trump a is gonna stick to
Speaker 4: the truth. So if a person is willing to go
Speaker 4: lower than you and they gonna lie, you can't win. No,
Speaker 4: not in this world with the court of public opinion,
Speaker 4: where what do I always say, nobody cares about the
Speaker 4: truth when the lie is more entertaining. So when something
Speaker 4: like that, all people looking to do is be be entertained.
Speaker 4: So Steve and the You're gonna be up there trying
Speaker 4: to speak the truth, trying to Cleana. Donald Trump gonna
Speaker 4: be up there, that's right, and that's that's what's gonna
Speaker 4: give him the victory.
Speaker 1: In this era.
Speaker 5: And that is your room report. And just a quick update.
Speaker 9: Charles kin YadA, that's the guy that's suing did he
Speaker 9: He was indicted for narcotics and loan shark and conspiracy.
Speaker 5: That's what he's in jail for.
Speaker 8: Okay, how much time you doing?
Speaker 5: Don't say how much time you all right?
Speaker 4: But I do want you to know, Kenyata, that that
Speaker 4: even if you win the lawsuit, that money ain't coming
Speaker 4: no time soon.
Speaker 8: You gotta get in lined, buddy.
Speaker 1: It's a long line of people ahead of you. Okay,
Speaker 1: that ain't that. Ain't ye got good good good luck.
Speaker 1: We'll just say allegedly for that as well. And that
Speaker 1: is your rumor report. Now, yes, we'll give me your
Speaker 1: downcle two man for after the hour.
Speaker 4: Man, y'all gotta stop letting uh you know, Satan tell
Speaker 4: you things and didn't think it's coming from God. There's
Speaker 4: a pastor named Eli Rogarlato who needs to come in
Speaker 4: the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a
Speaker 4: word with him.
Speaker 9: All right, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 5: Your execution on the Donkey of the day is something.
Speaker 1: To go give you the reason he gave me donkey
Speaker 1: other day?
Speaker 5: And I deserve that you need to know what you
Speaker 5: need to tell them?
Speaker 1: I am, you have to tell them it's time for
Speaker 1: Donkey of the day.
Speaker 13: It's a read.
Speaker 1: But you're so good at trying to charlamage. You only
Speaker 1: wants charlamage to.
Speaker 3: Man solomame, who do you giving dusky the other day?
Speaker 1: So now, uh well, sexy red Donkey of to day
Speaker 1: for Wednesday, January? What's the day? Twenty fourth goes to
Speaker 1: Eli Rugalado. Okay.
Speaker 4: Eli is a pastor for a Colorado based online church
Speaker 4: and he is accused of pocketing one point three million
Speaker 4: through a crypto currency fraud scheme. And the reason he
Speaker 4: said you had the vanesse his flock was because the
Speaker 4: Lord told him to. You realize that that the Lord
Speaker 4: wants you to give generously.
Speaker 1: As no rest, stop athroom, question, stop asking questions.
Speaker 4: Okay, y'all don't listen to me, because I got a
Speaker 4: list for this man raised nearly three point two million
Speaker 4: dollars and one point three went.
Speaker 8: In his pocket and he didn't deny it.
Speaker 1: I know y'all don't believe me, So let's head directly
Speaker 1: from the.
Speaker 8: Path to police.
Speaker 17: Kaitlyn and I are being charged in a civil charge
Speaker 17: for basically selling millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency that
Speaker 17: is deemed worthless by the state. So the charges are
Speaker 17: that Kitlyn and I pocketed one point three million dollars,
Speaker 17: and I just want to come out and say that
Speaker 17: those charges are true. So there's been one point three
Speaker 17: million dollars that's been taken out of I think it
Speaker 17: was a total three point four million, but out of
Speaker 17: that one point three, half a million dollars went to
Speaker 17: the I R S and a few hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 17: went to a homing model that the Lord told us
Speaker 17: to do. So how this whole thing started as the
Speaker 17: Lord told us in twenty one to walk away from
Speaker 17: our marketing company, the Men, and he took us into
Speaker 17: this cryptocurrency. It was a different cryptocurrency textquent time. Well,
Speaker 17: as money is coming in, we would be sewing it.
Speaker 17: And at first it was one hundreds of dollars and
Speaker 17: thousands of dollars, then tens of thousands of dollars. When
Speaker 17: it would come in, we tially sew more money would
Speaker 17: come in, and so we were just always under impression
Speaker 17: that God was going to provide, that the source was
Speaker 17: never ending, that God was doing a new thing, and
Speaker 17: that we had nothing to worry about. What we're praying
Speaker 17: for and what we're believing for still is that God
Speaker 17: is going to do a miracle, love, mercy.
Speaker 4: Why do we act like Satan don't have a kingdom too?
Speaker 4: I grew up Jehovah witness. I had the yellow Book
Speaker 4: of Bible Stories with the red writing on it, and
Speaker 4: in that book they had Bible stories, and there it's
Speaker 4: quite a few times when Satan spoke to people in
Speaker 4: those stories. Okay, spoke to even the God and the Eden. Okay,
Speaker 4: women really haven't trusted anyone since then. That's where it started.
Speaker 4: Women not listening and women not trusting men started right
Speaker 4: then and now, okay, that's actually where all of our
Speaker 4: trust issues started. He got her and Adam in future
Speaker 4: generations and humans in trouble, all because she listened to
Speaker 4: Satan even though God already told them what not to do. Lord,
Speaker 4: have mercy. See that's how God works. God only gonna
Speaker 4: tell you once because once it's all God needs. Okay,
Speaker 4: you heard what God said, eat from all the trees.
Speaker 4: You want in the garden except that one, and Eve
Speaker 4: gonna reply, huh, if you're high, you can hear. Okay,
Speaker 4: you heard Satan talking through that damn snake. Though, all right,
Speaker 4: What's the other two times Satan spoke? Spoke to God
Speaker 4: when he was when he was accusing job, okay, and
Speaker 4: to Jesus when he was tempting him in the wilderness.
Speaker 4: I'm sure there's other accounts, but I am not Bishop TD.
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Speaker 4: But all I know is Satan got a kingdom too,
Speaker 4: and he be talking to folks, and some of us,
Speaker 4: like Elira Galado, are stupid enough to listen. I think
Speaker 4: we need to stop saying God works in mysterious ways.
Speaker 4: There really is no mystery about God and God's way.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 4: I do agree we don't know where a blessing may
Speaker 4: be coming from, but I do know God would not
Speaker 4: be telling anyone the seller cryptocurrency with no clear exit. Okay,
Speaker 4: this is how I know God be sending most of
Speaker 4: y'all prayers this man folder. If God made man in
Speaker 4: his image according to his likeness, then I am one
Speaker 4: hundred percent sure God is sick of us.
Speaker 1: Okay, how could she not be? All right?
Speaker 4: Y'all was out here thanking God for PPP loans, knowing
Speaker 4: y'all lied to get them. Y'all out here giving God
Speaker 4: all the credit for Satan's work. God didn't tell his
Speaker 4: pastor the seller cryptocurrency with no clear exit. That was
Speaker 4: his free will and Satan talking to him. Now, let
Speaker 4: me give you a little background on pastor Eli Rigaldo.
Speaker 4: He was twenty two when he served his first prison
Speaker 4: sentence for boosting cars. Nothing wrong with that, people grow
Speaker 4: and evolve every day, be But his faith called him
Speaker 4: to be a pastor twenty years ago, so he started
Speaker 4: preaching online only for Victorious Grace Church, where he and
Speaker 4: his wife are listed as the only two employees.
Speaker 8: Okay, he has no cryptocurrency or exchange.
Speaker 4: Background, but yet he said divine inspiration God called him
Speaker 4: to lunch I n dx coin in Kingdom Wealth Exchange.
Speaker 4: He said the Lord bought this crypto currency to him
Speaker 4: and told him take this to my people for a
Speaker 4: wealth transfer. And through advertising at his church and other
Speaker 4: churches he found through other pastors, from June twenty twenty
Speaker 4: two to April twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Three, he raised three point two million dollars. Lord, have mercy.
Speaker 4: I don't like faith based marketing, all right, Stop getting
Speaker 4: over on people and blaming it on God. This man
Speaker 4: was telling his flock to invest and expect a miracle.
Speaker 4: Told him to wait for God's plan. Now, Eli ricaldo.
Speaker 4: Wasn't just getting over on his flock with crypto. He
Speaker 4: did his traditional way too. By traditional, I mean he
Speaker 4: would tell investors to tithe and so the causes helping
Speaker 4: widows and offans, but the money went.
Speaker 8: Into their own pockets.
Speaker 4: I know y'all say God forgives, but how many of
Speaker 4: y'all out there for giving the people who donet lied
Speaker 4: about you?
Speaker 8: Okay, you may forgive, but you don't forget.
Speaker 4: So even if God forgives you, I don't think nothing
Speaker 4: you pray for as for from that point gets top priority. Right,
Speaker 4: you got a bad credit report with the God. You
Speaker 4: can't get approved with bad credit? What makes y'all think
Speaker 4: God is going to approve anything you ask for when
Speaker 4: you got bad credit with the Creator because you've been
Speaker 4: lying on him. But let me mind my business because
Speaker 4: I'm not sure how my application to Heaven look at these,
Speaker 4: So let me get back to work on mind. Eli,
Speaker 4: his wife, and his three companies are charged with securities fraud,
Speaker 4: unlicensed broken deal activity, selling unreadied to securities, and imposition
Speaker 4: of constructive trust.
Speaker 8: And in his comments. In his comments right.
Speaker 4: Now on YouTube, Eli has dozens of people continuing to
Speaker 4: reassure him that God will turn the situation around. There's
Speaker 4: a quote I love in a reference to Know It
Speaker 4: that says, sometimes faith will make you look stupid until
Speaker 4: it starts to ring. When I see y'all in this
Speaker 4: man's comments telling him that God will turn this situation around,
Speaker 4: it makes me want to shorten that quote and simply say,
Speaker 4: sometimes faith will make you look stupid.
Speaker 1: Please get past the Eli regard. It's the biggest sea hull.
Speaker 4: Matter of fact, let rem me maget past the Eli
Speaker 4: Rogaldo rugadato, the biggest hull.
Speaker 1: He ha he ha, You stupid mother?
Speaker 5: Are you dumb?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 9: Thank you for that donkey today sir, Yes, indeed. Now
Speaker 9: when we come back, Vivick Ramswami vec Bavec for veke
Speaker 9: Bveck for Veake Ramaswami VI vike Rama Swami will be
Speaker 9: joining us.
Speaker 1: He was running for president but dropped out recently. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was up here when he was running. But he's
Speaker 1: a private citizen there, that's right, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: to him when we come back, so don't move. It's
Speaker 1: to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 1: Club, Mourning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 1: He's back. Vivick Ramaswami, welcome back.
Speaker 5: It's good to see you.
Speaker 1: Man. Let's say your name right this time.
Speaker 5: Thank you for asking.
Speaker 1: It's vec like cake.
Speaker 5: Okay, you got it.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 9: Well, last time you here, you were running for president.
Speaker 9: That's right, in that ancient past, ancient past, but days ago.
Speaker 5: It must have been feels like an eternity at this point.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but now your roles have changing and you're no
Speaker 9: longer running for president, that's right. So for people that
Speaker 9: don't know, why are you not on that run anymore?
Speaker 9: What made you pull out?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean, look, the people of Iowa spoke loud and clear.
Speaker 5: I got about eighty percent, which I started at, not
Speaker 5: zero percent, but I started at zero point zero percent
Speaker 5: and we made it to eight percent in Iowa. If
Speaker 5: you looked at who were the second choice to Donald
Speaker 5: Trump in Iowa, So if he weren't on the ballot,
Speaker 5: I would have been number one. But the people spoke
Speaker 5: loud and clear. They wanted it not only in America
Speaker 5: first candidate, but they wanted the one who they voted
Speaker 5: for before, and they wanted him to get back in
Speaker 5: there and get that job done. And so for me,
Speaker 5: the first moment that it became clear that I was
Speaker 5: not going to be the next president, you know, absent
Speaker 5: terrible things happening in this country that we don't want
Speaker 5: to see happen, I pulled myself out of the race,
Speaker 5: gave support to Donald Trump. And I think that's the
Speaker 5: right thing for the country, is to allow the people
Speaker 5: of this country to make it voice. It's the beauty
Speaker 5: of our country. It's not a monarchy, it's not an autocracy.
Speaker 5: The people of this country get to decide who runs
Speaker 5: the country. And the people spoke loud and clear on
Speaker 5: Iowa and so that night.
Speaker 1: He said, you said you was number one behind Trump.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, among second choice to Trump. So among
Speaker 5: the people who voted for Trump, who would be who
Speaker 5: would be their second choice? That would actually have been me. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that night we were pre prayed to go to New Hampshire.
Speaker 5: I could tell you for a fact we were not
Speaker 5: in the head space to drop out. But we saw
Speaker 5: the results come in, we were going to go to
Speaker 5: the campaign office. Instead, I just took some time with
Speaker 5: my wife. We went we had an apartment in Des Moines.
Speaker 5: We took about twenty five minutes. Try to look at
Speaker 5: it every which way. We're squinting at you know, different
Speaker 5: statistics that would say, okay, here's the path forward. Then
Speaker 5: we just took a step back and said, all right,
Speaker 5: what is what is God's plan here? It has revealed
Speaker 5: itself and it doesn't include me being the Republican nominee
Speaker 5: for US president. Personal money close to thirty yeah, do
Speaker 5: you all?
Speaker 8: And so what happens with that money is the tax
Speaker 8: attacks right off?
Speaker 1: Or is gone? Is gone?
Speaker 4: You have to explain something to me, right, Because when
Speaker 4: I watched the GOP nominees, with the exception of Chris Christie,
Speaker 4: it always thought, how are any of them, you know,
Speaker 4: ever going to beat Trump if they're not even willing
Speaker 4: to challenge Trump?
Speaker 1: Yeah on anything.
Speaker 5: Well, I will say that I do have about ten
Speaker 5: percent of policy areas where I'm different from Trump, but
Speaker 5: that was that wasn't actually ever going to be the
Speaker 5: difference for me. The case I made to the voters was,
Speaker 5: if you like Donald Trump's policies, but you want a
Speaker 5: leader from the next generation, with fresh legs, who can
Speaker 5: reach and lead the next generation of Americans. Nobody's going
Speaker 5: to do that, like I am. Of our donors to
Speaker 5: this campaign, and we had whatever six figure numbers of
Speaker 5: small dollar donors. Of them were first time ever donors
Speaker 5: to the GOP, and most of them were young. Actually
Speaker 5: many of them were young. And so we're reaching a
Speaker 5: different generation in a way that nobody else in the
Speaker 5: Republican Party, including Trump, really was, and I also do
Speaker 5: think that's what's going to be required to really take
Speaker 5: our America First movement to the next level. So that
Speaker 5: was the case I made to the voters, and I
Speaker 5: think a lot of people found that. Resident A lot
Speaker 5: of people love that who ended up voting for Donald
Speaker 5: Trump anyway, say we love you. But for now, this
Speaker 5: is still Donald Trump's turn to get his job done
Speaker 5: that he wasn't able to get done fully the first
Speaker 5: time around in one term, when you know, they bogged
Speaker 5: down his presidency and everything else. I mean, that was
Speaker 5: the clear message from the voters.
Speaker 1: But that was the case that I made. Every other
Speaker 1: candidate had.
Speaker 5: Their own, you know, shade of lemonade that was slightly different,
Speaker 5: but for me, it was if you want the same
Speaker 5: basically the same policies. In some ways, I'm going far
Speaker 5: further than Trump did with that America First agenda. But
Speaker 5: if you want the America First of the future, then
Speaker 5: pick the candidate of the future with fresh legs coming
Speaker 5: in from the outside, unencumbered and able to reach the
Speaker 5: next generation. And I would have been the youngest president
Speaker 5: ever elected. If elected, Well, why.
Speaker 1: Vote for the second rate version of something?
Speaker 5: Why don't they get the second rate you read, not
Speaker 5: say secreated, because y'all act like the fresh, the fresh version,
Speaker 5: whichy'all don't act like that though y'all act like Trump
Speaker 5: is king like, and y'all act like I disagree with that.
Speaker 5: Actually start, I mean, you start, Donald Trump and the
Speaker 5: light late phase of the race. You know, we had
Speaker 5: some we had some healthy friction, and it's competition. It's
Speaker 5: then they heat a competition. But I don't I don't
Speaker 5: bet the need anybody, because.
Speaker 4: When you look at the numbers in Iowa and you
Speaker 4: see that about half of the Republicans did go out
Speaker 4: there and vote for the Santis, some voted for Nikki,
Speaker 4: some even you know, vot voted for you. So clearly
Speaker 4: there's some Republicans looking for something different. But it feels like, yeah,
Speaker 4: everybody was too busy trying to either be Trump's VP
Speaker 4: or buying to be for a physician in Trump's cabinet.
Speaker 1: Some of y'all just looked like Trump's lackeys. So if
Speaker 1: I can't speak for the others, so it's hard to
Speaker 1: look at you as a leader if you're moving like
Speaker 1: a lackey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I think I disagree with that characterization. I mean,
Speaker 5: I think that the right answer to the bottom line
Speaker 5: is Donald Trump. I think did advance a lot of
Speaker 5: the right policies for this country. He kept us out
Speaker 5: of war and grew the economy. So I don't disagree
Speaker 5: with the policies one bet. But the question is how
Speaker 5: do we actually reunite a country and reach a next
Speaker 5: generation on that basis, and I ran for president because
Speaker 5: I thought I was going to be best positioned to
Speaker 5: do that. Not as anybody's lacking. That's some Republican Party
Speaker 5: pawn lackey, not Donald Trump's lacky, not anybody's lacky, but
Speaker 5: as my own man, reaching the next generation, honestly speaking
Speaker 5: hard truths that nobody else was able to speak in
Speaker 5: the campaign. Yes, that's what I was doing. In the
Speaker 5: word well, I think a lot of heart truths. I mean,
Speaker 5: you you could ch so, Chris CHRISTI was lobbying Donald
Speaker 5: Trump and licking his feet about three years ago, after
Speaker 5: Donald Trump's first term.
Speaker 1: He was, and y'all doing a lot of looking at
Speaker 1: the feet that I disagree with.
Speaker 5: You that I just I just disagree. I think it's
Speaker 5: true for some people. I mean, these people have been
Speaker 5: asking all the politicians in this race have been asking
Speaker 5: for money and endorsements for Trump for years and then
Speaker 5: Monday Morning quarterback, in some decision he made. You know,
Speaker 5: Chris Christie, he was a lobbyist. And by the way,
Speaker 5: this is a side point. I don't think any politician
Speaker 5: should be allowed to be a lobbyist for at least
Speaker 5: ten years after they've left their position in government. But
Speaker 5: this guy ends up becoming a lobbyist on behalf of
Speaker 5: special pharmaceutical clients in New Jersey for coronavirus cash from
Speaker 5: Donald Trump, licking his feet doing his debate prep while
Speaker 5: lobbying him, and then suddenly decides and has an epiphany
Speaker 5: this after Trump's first term, for God's sake, decides is
Speaker 5: going to make it a shtick to do the to
Speaker 5: do the anti Donald Trump thing. My view is, I've
Speaker 5: been clear.
Speaker 1: I love Trump's policies. I love policies. His conspiracy theories.
Speaker 5: Well, actually, to be clear, a lot of what I've
Speaker 5: actually stated on behalf of my views of what happened,
Speaker 5: the truth of what happened on a lot of what
Speaker 5: the government has I think suppressed. They're not conspiracy theories.
Speaker 5: Their realities that even Donald Trump hasn't touched. So I'm
Speaker 5: speaking with my own convictions what they are. And I'm
Speaker 5: not a political analyst either, right, you guys probably be
Speaker 5: better at that than me. No, I'm maybe you are,
Speaker 5: but but that's not my job anyway. I'm sharing my
Speaker 5: convictions and my whole view of this old campaign is
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell people who I am and what I
Speaker 5: stand for, and if they want to vote for that,
Speaker 5: I will volunteer to be the next president. And if
Speaker 5: they don't, then I'm not gonna be the next president.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna put my head on the pillow at night
Speaker 5: and know that I at least shared with you what
Speaker 5: my true convictions actually are.
Speaker 1: Have you told him about being possibly a run of
Speaker 1: meet Have you I had that conversation.
Speaker 5: No, I think that We've had an open conversation about
Speaker 5: the fact that I'm in for the country to make
Speaker 5: change in a lot of different ways, you know. I mean,
Speaker 5: the truth is, I think it's important that everybody know
Speaker 5: what they're getting with me, and I think there's ways
Speaker 5: to drive change in this country that don't just come
Speaker 5: through government. That's what I've been doing my whole career. Anyway,
Speaker 5: now there's a lot of speculation out there, and you know,
Speaker 5: if that came up, it would be a serious conversation
Speaker 5: that I'd be willing to have and I'd want to
Speaker 5: make sure that we're on the same page to deliver
Speaker 5: for the country. One of the things I've learned is
Speaker 5: from building businesses is the people who you work with,
Speaker 5: you know, the chemistry between them. Alignment on the vision
Speaker 5: that's really important. And if you have you know, if
Speaker 5: you have a little bit of daylight early on, that
Speaker 5: can become you know, wide open gaps later on in
Speaker 5: the course of building a business. I think it's not
Speaker 5: going to be any different in running the government. So
Speaker 5: I believe that he and I are deeply aligned. But
Speaker 5: I think that if that were a serious conversation, I'd
Speaker 5: want to make sure it was the right choice for him,
Speaker 5: just as it was the right choice for the country
Speaker 5: and for me. And if it was, that's something I
Speaker 5: would be willing to evaluate.
Speaker 4: I read, you're not on the short list anymore. But
Speaker 4: I heard him say. I heard him say, he said
Speaker 4: that y'all would be working together for you.
Speaker 5: I think that I'm in this for the country, so
Speaker 5: I'm gonna do whatever allows me to have maximum impact
Speaker 5: on the country. I believe there's lots of ways to
Speaker 5: have impact in the country that don't come just through
Speaker 5: government service, but that is something that's required right now.
Speaker 5: I do think the government bureaucracy in Washington, d C.
Speaker 5: What we call the administrative state, the permanent state, the
Speaker 5: shadow government, the deep state. I do think that that
Speaker 5: is the real threat to liberty in this country. I
Speaker 5: do think it's the real threat to prosperity in this country.
Speaker 5: Goes beyond black versus white, or Republican versus Democrat. I
Speaker 5: think this is about the permanent state, the managerial class,
Speaker 5: the bureaucracy versus the citizen. And so if that is
Speaker 5: a focus of Donald Trump and believes that he needs
Speaker 5: to actually shut down that deep state, as I believe
Speaker 5: we need to, I think he has that conviction. I
Speaker 5: definitely do. Then, Yes, absolutely, I'm going to go in
Speaker 5: there and do everything I can to make that happen.
Speaker 9: We got more with v Vi Ramswami. When we come back,
Speaker 9: don't move as the breakfast club, Good Morning want everybody
Speaker 9: is DJ Envy Charlamagne to God, we are to breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: We're still kicking it with Vivic Ramswami.
Speaker 4: Charloma, you said that, you know, you feel like Democrats
Speaker 4: and Republicans both need to figure out what their party are. Yes,
Speaker 4: and I agree, And I think that starts with Democrats
Speaker 4: moving away from President Joe Biden. I think that starts
Speaker 4: with Republicans moving away from Donald Trump. So it makes
Speaker 4: me wonder, like, why have you chosen to endorse Donald
Speaker 4: Trump as the polls to somebody like a Nicki Haletton.
Speaker 5: Yes, so I think this goes to the ideological divide
Speaker 5: in the GOP. Actually, one direction of the Republican Party
Speaker 5: is a belief that it is the job of the
Speaker 5: US government to play the role of global policeman, to
Speaker 5: establish a surveillance state here at home to be able
Speaker 5: to defend what they will call national security. I'm not
Speaker 5: criticizing it. I'm just describing with the viewers and that
Speaker 5: whatever it takes fighting those foreign wars, having people who
Speaker 5: have interests in them running the government, and people who
Speaker 5: are adopting a survey all in state here at home,
Speaker 5: that that's the right vision. Nikki Haley, I believe is
Speaker 5: a representation of that George Bush era Republican Party. There
Speaker 5: are people in the Republican Party that want to see
Speaker 5: that be the future of the Republican Party that believe
Speaker 5: and agree with Nicki Haley that for our national security
Speaker 5: we do need to require every citizen to tie their
Speaker 5: social media account and their Internet profiles to their government
Speaker 5: issued ID in driver's license. I disagree with these things,
Speaker 5: but that is a view I think Dick Cheney would
Speaker 5: agree with that. I think the post nine to eleven
Speaker 5: Patriot Act proponents would agree with that. I think that
Speaker 5: the George Bush era, Carl Rove era, Lindsey Graham Republicans
Speaker 5: would agree with that. And that's one vision for the
Speaker 5: Republican Party. It's not mine. My vision for the Republican
Speaker 5: Party is one that you could call a libertarian nationalist vision,
Speaker 5: which says that the people we elect to run the
Speaker 5: government should be the ones who actually run the government,
Speaker 5: not the bureaucracy. The people we actually elect should be
Speaker 5: the ones that actually make the laws, not a bunch
Speaker 5: of bureaucrats. That's a very different vision than the Dick Cheney,
Speaker 5: Karl Rove, Nicki Haley, George Bush John view which exists
Speaker 5: in the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: That don't look like that's the choice. That don't look
Speaker 1: like Trump's Republican Party either, though.
Speaker 5: I respectfully disagree with you there. I was because I
Speaker 5: believed I was to lead that to the next level
Speaker 5: with clarity.
Speaker 8: But I think that to have corporate donors in there,
Speaker 8: and you know that they're beholding.
Speaker 5: So I'll tell you what I favor. I don't think
Speaker 5: that we should have super PACs in American politics. I
Speaker 5: think the super PACs. I don't know if you're familiar
Speaker 5: with this concept, there are cancer on American politics.
Speaker 8: Eighty eight should watch it?
Speaker 5: Okay on Stars than Hulu right now? All right, sounds good?
Speaker 5: Back to my that'll that'll probably be my inaugural movie.
Speaker 5: I haven't watched on in a long time. I think
Speaker 5: that the super PACs or cancer on American politics. I
Speaker 5: think lobbying is a cancer on American politics. As I said,
Speaker 5: I don't think you should be able to leave the
Speaker 5: government and lobby that same government ever, but at least
Speaker 5: for ten years after you've left. If you've done special
Speaker 5: favors for a company, I don't think you should be
Speaker 5: able to join the board.
Speaker 1: Of that company.
Speaker 5: This is my issue with Nikki Haley. Right she's scratched
Speaker 5: Boeing's back, gave hundreds of millions of dollars of special
Speaker 5: benefits in South Carolina. As soon as she leaves government
Speaker 5: has a board seat waiting on none other then Boeing,
Speaker 5: the company that apparently can't even fly plades in the
Speaker 5: sky anymore. I think the Republican debate that you get
Speaker 5: to speak your minds openly as long as I get
Speaker 5: to in return.
Speaker 4: You know, we weren't included and none of that though,
Speaker 4: black people with brown people like yourself, yeah, age people
Speaker 4: like we were never included.
Speaker 5: But let's celebrate the progress we have made towards those ideals.
Speaker 5: Because here's the thing about the United States of America.
Speaker 5: We're a nation founded of I don't mean this as
Speaker 5: as a joke. We're not a nation of gods. We're
Speaker 5: a nation of men. The difference between man and God
Speaker 5: is that man is imperfect. Yet we're a nation still founded.
Speaker 1: On ideals, but only white always.
Speaker 8: That's the problem.
Speaker 1: That's in the past.
Speaker 5: Man, that's not in the past.
Speaker 1: You know, the other day, I can't remember to site
Speaker 1: what he said.
Speaker 9: I think that we referred to as a seven eleven
Speaker 9: worker white at the White House like this is this
Speaker 9: is this is sad.
Speaker 1: But that's how to look at us any sad sight.
Speaker 1: That's how I look at you, and that's how I
Speaker 1: look at us. What do you what do you think
Speaker 1: it was a joke? I took it as a joke.
Speaker 5: Actually, if you read it into the article, which I did,
Speaker 5: it was actually it was a poking fun at a
Speaker 5: lot of the left wing self awareness here. What do
Speaker 5: you think Martin Luther King would say, we just had
Speaker 5: MLK Day, we celebrated. That was the day that Iowa US.
Speaker 5: What do you think he would say about where we
Speaker 5: are as a country today? He said, I hope my
Speaker 5: four children grow up in a country where they're judged
Speaker 5: not on the color of their skin, but on the
Speaker 5: content of their character. When he said that about sixty
Speaker 5: years ago and he woke up to the country, let's
Speaker 5: say he just tele transported to the country we're in
Speaker 5: right now, do you think he would say that, oh,
Speaker 5: my gosh, we have regressed, or that, oh, I'm very
Speaker 5: upset about where we've landed. Or he sees a country
Speaker 5: where everybody's able to go to the ballot box and
Speaker 5: cast their vote, anybody's able to start a business, everybody
Speaker 5: start from the same place.
Speaker 8: Now, a lot of voter depression that keeps up black.
Speaker 5: I'm asking you a question, though, if you just snap
Speaker 5: of a finger from nineteen sixty three or nineteen sixty four,
Speaker 5: whenever it was.
Speaker 1: He would say, sixty years he would say that progress.
Speaker 5: But still he would say to the and so is
Speaker 5: there racism today? Yes, there is, of course there is.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you one of the most best interactions
Speaker 5: I had in Iowa was with a a black pastor,
Speaker 5: not that many of him in Iowa, I promise you.
Speaker 5: He came to one of our events. The first thing
Speaker 5: he says is before I ask my question to do
Speaker 5: a push up challenge with you, can you actually handle
Speaker 5: ten push ups? So we hit ten push ups on
Speaker 5: the spot. Then he asked me the hard question.
Speaker 8: I don't believe you did push up on the spots.
Speaker 1: I did thirty push ups on the spot. Why not
Speaker 1: do it?
Speaker 5: Hit it right now, right now? I did thirty this morning.
Speaker 1: Let me see you're do with me?
Speaker 5: Pop them out.
Speaker 16: Let's do it.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 5: You get the blood man, all right, Wow.
Speaker 1: I'm at twenty. It'll be so tired. I mean, you
Speaker 1: fought it. You fought it. You did. Oh my good,
Speaker 1: what kind of forward with it? That's thirty easy, he's
Speaker 1: beat ray beat red. Good job, good job, job, job good.
Speaker 5: Just one of the things I missed from the campaign.
Speaker 1: And ask him the hard questions.
Speaker 10: That's what he did.
Speaker 5: He got me out of breath. And then he asked
Speaker 5: me the hard question, which is one of our ten
Speaker 5: troops in the campaign. Okay, was verse racism is racism?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: You shouldn't fall so easily to pay a pressure, but.
Speaker 10: I had my man.
Speaker 5: I was trying to peer pressure you into the birkepiece.
Speaker 5: It was just a healthy but skeptical question. And I'll
Speaker 5: tell you what I told him, which is a certain point,
Speaker 5: we gotta we have to embrace because he's a pastor, right,
Speaker 5: And so I was trying to think about how to
Speaker 5: speak the language that we both share in common, the
Speaker 5: virtue of mercy forgiveness. So this is not to say
Speaker 5: that we're going to deny something that's happened in the country,
Speaker 5: because I think that is an approach. Some people try
Speaker 5: to take denialism, right, Oh that didn't happen. No, I'm
Speaker 5: not taking that pressure NI did last week or two
Speaker 5: weeks ago or whatever it was. That's what Tim Scott
Speaker 5: has done, That's what the Vice president has done, Joe
Speaker 5: Biden has done. They all say, oh, America is not
Speaker 5: a racist country. At a certain point, the right answer
Speaker 5: is Clemency is mercy. There's a time for mercy and
Speaker 5: there's a time for justice, and sometimes those are intention
Speaker 5: with each other. But I think then now is the
Speaker 5: time for mercy. We're creating more race consciousness in a
Speaker 5: way that creates more division rather than less right now,
Speaker 5: And that's my that's one of my core issues with
Speaker 5: the with the so called deeigen. So it's not to
Speaker 5: deny anything else, but and it's a hard thing to say,
Speaker 5: well I was wrong. Well, how can you just say
Speaker 5: clemency and forgiveness now? And now I'm gonna say some
Speaker 5: things that might make you upset then, But then you
Speaker 5: could have a bunch of other people that make a
Speaker 5: claim on something that they were wrong with Japanese people
Speaker 5: were internment camps, or Jewish Americans or anybody else. We
Speaker 5: can all play that game.
Speaker 1: And the reason you need the that becomes a currency
Speaker 1: is because of systemic and structural racism. Can you admit
Speaker 1: I just agree that this country there is systemic and
Speaker 1: structural racism in this country. I have to know what
Speaker 1: those terms mean, Charlemagne, to be able to answer systemic racisms.
Speaker 4: Use I said racism, you said systemic in structural racism,
Speaker 4: you said you said structure.
Speaker 5: In stating the argument for the other side of what's used,
Speaker 5: I don't think systemic racism.
Speaker 1: It's it's a little bit of a cop out, right,
Speaker 1: I know what racism is.
Speaker 4: We know that anism is healthcare system, We know that
Speaker 4: inequalities in the justice system.
Speaker 1: We know these things are Has there historically been in
Speaker 1: this country?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: There has, yes, right, And I think that what we
Speaker 1: want to do is limit rights movement.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: And actually a lot of what I'm standing for, for example,
Speaker 5: is I think that there are civil rights inequalities right
Speaker 5: now when it comes to your political beliefs. I think
Speaker 5: that that's actually something that exists right now. So the
Speaker 5: same FBI that was going after Martin Luther King sixty
Speaker 5: years ago on the basis of incorrectly collected tapes, it's
Speaker 5: a mystery to me that much of the left that
Speaker 5: should remember this from sixty years ago, somehow believes that
Speaker 5: that same FBI is a saintly organization.
Speaker 1: That is somehow we've never thought that. We've been telling
Speaker 1: y'all the FBI is corrupt. Yeah. Good.
Speaker 5: So, So why does everybody, what does everybody somehow now
Speaker 5: believe that just because it's Christopher Ray or James call
Speaker 5: me who's lead again, says so everybody believes that if
Speaker 5: you pray and bring that same point up suddenly that
Speaker 5: that's a conspiracy.
Speaker 4: It's an investigation and if there's evidence in that investigation,
Speaker 4: you make in arrest, and then that's why we have
Speaker 4: judicial system is due process.
Speaker 8: So what we're seeing now is somebody going through due process.
Speaker 5: So I think that I think that I'm in a
Speaker 5: different place than you, which is I think the FBI
Speaker 5: was corrupt then and I think the FBI is corrupt today.
Speaker 1: I'm not disagreeing. And so the idea that they don't
Speaker 1: I don't mean that they don't.
Speaker 5: Investigate people and if you have committed a crime, I think,
Speaker 5: but I think we can't talk about sides of our mouth,
Speaker 5: right For a lot of these institutions that have been
Speaker 5: corrupt in the same way in our past, have they
Speaker 5: gone There have been two standards of justice based on
Speaker 5: your skin color, Absolutely there have been. If you look
Speaker 5: at other points today, are there two standards of justice
Speaker 5: today based on your political beliefs?
Speaker 1: I think the answer to that questioning logic the FBI
Speaker 1: that means everybody they've ever arrested, it was, it was.
Speaker 5: They shouldn't saying that, But I'm saying that there's there
Speaker 5: is a by anybody's logic. But you could say that
Speaker 5: sixty years ago the same thing that wasn't true then,
Speaker 5: that isn't true today. But is there a fundamentally corrupting
Speaker 5: influence and bias today that is based on your political
Speaker 5: belief I think the answer is yes, And I think
Speaker 5: that's that's wrong today as it was sixty or eighty
Speaker 5: years ago, for it to be based on your skin color.
Speaker 5: And what I've seen on the modern left is now
Speaker 5: questioning that fundamental corruption in the FBI. And I favor
Speaker 5: shutting down the FBI. And that's a different position than
Speaker 5: pretty much every other Republican who says, maybe fire Christopher.
Speaker 5: I am the only Republican in this field who thinks
Speaker 5: that's a good idea. I think shutting down the FBI
Speaker 5: is a good idea because the only way you're going
Speaker 5: to reform a corrupt bureaucracy isn't just by reforming it,
Speaker 5: it's actually by shutting it down.
Speaker 1: Listen, I got a piece. We got to wrap this up.
Speaker 11: Far.
Speaker 4: I think what you just said is great. You have
Speaker 4: better ideas than a Donald Trumps. There's no need to
Speaker 4: be his sheep.
Speaker 5: Support need to be the best person to lead this
Speaker 5: country forward.
Speaker 1: There's no need to be his life.
Speaker 5: I disagree with your characters.
Speaker 1: I believe you're better than that. Personally.
Speaker 5: I enjoyed the conversation we're having here, and I think
Speaker 5: that we need more of this in the country. I
Speaker 5: don't think we need people continue to just talk and
Speaker 5: feed their own echo chambers. I think we need more
Speaker 5: of this. And so next time we're in New York
Speaker 5: with some time, you have my word, I'll swing by
Speaker 5: if you'll have me.
Speaker 1: You got to go on my Guys show too. Man,
Speaker 1: You're supposed to do it, but I think you had reschedule.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, okay, I think I'm seeing him soon.
Speaker 5: Be vake that I say, right, Vi vike Vic be back.
Speaker 1: All right, Ram Swaman. We appreciate you for joining us again.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Good to see man. The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Let's jump to the rumors of names or you gossip
Speaker 5: been chatting?
Speaker 1: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea spells right right, all right now,
Speaker 1: salute to og Eve.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 9: Eve was doing BBC Radio and was talking about being
Speaker 9: in quote unquote an older mom and what that means
Speaker 9: for her and other older women out there.
Speaker 18: First time mom at forty three and I'm happy to
Speaker 18: be honest that I'm an older mom because I had
Speaker 18: a lot of things that I think I would have
Speaker 18: definitely unintentionally passed on because I believe in that familial
Speaker 18: breaking of things. I do believe in all that, and
Speaker 18: I feel like I needed to shed some things before
Speaker 18: I had a kid.
Speaker 1: And we are working progress. Yeah it's okay.
Speaker 10: Yeah, to know that, to own that, admit that, and
Speaker 10: work on that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So I think it's great and also gives a lot
Speaker 10: of people hope.
Speaker 1: Yeah out there who were thinking.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, it's not over.
Speaker 18: When I talk to God, some of my friends, you know,
Speaker 18: mid thirties, they've frozen their eggs and things.
Speaker 1: I'm like, do not stress yourself.
Speaker 10: You are good, you have time.
Speaker 18: They make us feel like, hurry up, why you're not married,
Speaker 18: Why you ain't got no kids yet? Why you ain't
Speaker 18: married yet. I feel I have the patience as well.
Speaker 18: I'm not chasing nothing as your story. This is your
Speaker 18: story the story.
Speaker 4: I agree with her on that, because you know, you
Speaker 4: get started on your healing journey. I got started on
Speaker 4: my healing journey in twenty sixteen, you know, so I
Speaker 4: feel like, you know, my last two daughters are getting
Speaker 4: the best, best version of me.
Speaker 8: I mean, all of them are now you know what
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 4: But I'm talking about like initially when they were first born,
Speaker 4: my fifteen year old and my eight year old. But
Speaker 4: as far as being older parent, yes, agree with everything
Speaker 4: she said mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, but.
Speaker 1: Boy, physically, physically, it's difficult.
Speaker 4: I remember one of my homeboys told me that one time,
Speaker 4: to me, why you wanta wait till you get older
Speaker 4: to have have a whole bunch of kids.
Speaker 1: You can't run around and play with him like I please,
Speaker 1: I have the energy at forty something. Okay, now I
Speaker 1: get it. Okay, it's difficult.
Speaker 9: I remember, you know, jumping on the trampoline with Madison
Speaker 9: and Logan when they were young.
Speaker 1: Trampoline now, please, My favorite thing to do in the
Speaker 1: trampoline to play popcorn. Daddy just gonna lay here. That's
Speaker 1: just gonna lay here, and y'all jump around me.
Speaker 4: I'm kidding, I'm sitting there catching a little nap while
Speaker 4: they're doing popcorn. Okay, don't let nobody fool you being
Speaker 4: a forty something your old parent, I'm forty five, Okay,
Speaker 4: Being a.
Speaker 1: Forty five year old parent and you got young kids
Speaker 1: running around. There's no joke. Okay, I have fifteen, eight,
Speaker 1: five and two. Please that two year old?
Speaker 8: Is that man?
Speaker 1: Come on now?
Speaker 8: What you talking about?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: And you want to play Superman? Just finished working out?
Speaker 4: You want to pick up my eight year old? Pick
Speaker 4: up a little I can't even know how much she weighs.
Speaker 4: I gotta fly to him around. And I got three
Speaker 4: of them, all of them want to do Superman. Daddy
Speaker 4: ain't got that kind of script for that kind of energy.
Speaker 9: I do this thing now. I put them on a
Speaker 9: blanket on the floor. Let them lay on a blanket.
Speaker 9: I just dragged the blanket around the house.
Speaker 8: No, they want to They want to do super with
Speaker 8: the super super they names.
Speaker 4: And I pick them up and I fly him around
Speaker 4: as soon as I put one down to pick him,
Speaker 4: fly him around.
Speaker 9: And it's never got to fly him around, never never
Speaker 9: gets to Lord to have mercy. But Daddy do now NBC.
Speaker 9: I thought this was crazy NBC since it c J Stroud.
Speaker 9: He of course, he's the quarterback for the Houston Texans.
Speaker 9: After they lost, he gave you know, he was thinking
Speaker 9: the city and thanking everybody, thinking the fans. But they
Speaker 9: cut out a line. Let's see the line that they
Speaker 9: cut out. Played a version where they didn't cut it
Speaker 9: out yet, No, no, no.
Speaker 5: Stop it. Play the other version in your.
Speaker 17: First NFL season and a record setting performance for you.
Speaker 1: What does this moment mean?
Speaker 5: I mean, it's been amazing being in this city for
Speaker 5: how short as our been.
Speaker 1: Now that's what they played on NBC.
Speaker 9: They actually did some editing, and they did the editing fast,
Speaker 9: and this is actually what happened first formos.
Speaker 5: I just want to give a face by Lord and
Speaker 5: save Jesus Fries.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's been amazing.
Speaker 5: They took out the part where he praised Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: So matter question isn't that it's not live. That wasn't
Speaker 1: a live post game thing.
Speaker 9: I guess, like anything else, it might be like fifteen
Speaker 9: seconds just in case somebody curses.
Speaker 5: They could edit it out.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you could do that on live TV.
Speaker 4: I don't know you could cut I know you could
Speaker 4: probably do a bleep or something. I don't know you
Speaker 4: could cut somebody's whole clip. You you sure that ain't
Speaker 4: edited for social media and somebody's just trying to get
Speaker 4: a conversation.
Speaker 9: One, that's what it said, but you know, we can
Speaker 9: you can do that. Heead, we're live, but we're delayed.
Speaker 5: By ten seconds or whatever it is, fifteen seconds.
Speaker 8: I know that, but I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you can do that on TV.
Speaker 4: But people, people, athletes thank God all the time. So
Speaker 4: why would they cut that out? I don't have I
Speaker 4: think that's some social media rubbish. Literally, people thank God
Speaker 4: all the time on the biggest stages when like all
Speaker 4: the time, what are you talking about?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 1: Also, lastly, you know, shout to the Grammys.
Speaker 9: They recently announced that burna Boy was added to the
Speaker 9: performance lineup of this year's Grammy Awards February fourth, Drop a.
Speaker 5: Bomb for burna Boy.
Speaker 9: The only problem is when they played the clip and
Speaker 9: it went out to promot it, it wasn't burna Boy,
Speaker 9: it was another Nigeria singer, say E Vibes.
Speaker 5: They got it wrong.
Speaker 9: Now, mind you, burna Boy has been nominated before, he's
Speaker 9: been to the Grammys before, but the fact that they
Speaker 9: had a different person is kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: Now he's nominated for four Awards this year. He has
Speaker 1: a total of ten Grimmy nominations.
Speaker 9: He won a Grammy in twenty twenty one for his
Speaker 9: album Twice as Tall and he's gonna be the first African.
Speaker 4: To perform on the Grammy. So salute again to burn
Speaker 4: a Boy, Burner Boy. I'm still stuck on y NBC
Speaker 4: would cut that? What would be the reason when people
Speaker 4: thank God all the freaking time? And I mean I
Speaker 4: do know that, you know, they always trying to take
Speaker 4: God out of out of things, But you know, it's
Speaker 4: just strange to me, like, why would that happen in
Speaker 4: that moment?
Speaker 1: I don't know, don't know, And that is your rumor reports.
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Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ NV, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 9: We are the Breakfast Club. Now saluta Vin Gates for
Speaker 9: joining us this morning. Make sure you pick up his
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Speaker 4: It'll be out Friday, that's right, And listen, man, I
Speaker 4: love when you know black men talk about their healing journeys. Man,
Speaker 4: and you know everything that Kevin Gates says, the way
Speaker 4: he looks you know his music, his healing journey is
Speaker 4: definitely reflecting and all of that. So Salutor Kevin Gates, Man,
Speaker 4: make sure you get ceremony this Friday. Whoa and also Vigaami. Yes,
Speaker 4: but vic Ramaswami. I don't have anything to say about.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 1: I mean I listen.
Speaker 4: I enjoy uh, you know, healthy conversations, you know, And
Speaker 4: I'm not. I'm the type person I can sit down
Speaker 4: and you know, chop it up with anybody.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm never the type of person that has to pick
Speaker 1: a side.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 9: I like the I like the nuance of things. That's
Speaker 9: what I That's what I enjoy. Okay, all right, when
Speaker 9: we come back. We got the positive notice the breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 9: We are the breakfast Club. It's time to get up
Speaker 9: out of here. Charlamagne, you got a positive note?
Speaker 1: I do, man.
Speaker 4: I just want to quote Aristotle this morning. Aristotle said,
Speaker 4: excellence is never an accident. It is always the result
Speaker 4: of high intention, sincere effort, and intelligent execution. It represents
Speaker 4: the wise choice of many alternatives. Choice, not chance, determines
Speaker 4: your destiny.
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club, bitches do y'all
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