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Speaker 5: It's DJ yem Vi and Charlamagne the God.
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Speaker 6: Y'all be Black five.
Speaker 7: I love y'all collectively known as Breakface Cup.
Speaker 8: So I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club
Speaker 8: because sometimes you say.
Speaker 9: Stuff and it's just gonna get you.
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Speaker 10: CHARLEMAGNEA God, it's late. Charlemagne is late today.
Speaker 6: Well, good morning, it's Thursday.
Speaker 10: I would make an excuse up for him, but last
Speaker 10: time I made an excuse for me shot me down.
Speaker 10: I said it was a lot of traffic, here was
Speaker 10: snowing out. He said, no, my daughter just had a
Speaker 10: bad dream and had to put it back to sleep.
Speaker 10: So I don't know why he's late, but he is
Speaker 10: not here. He will be joining us in a second.
Speaker 10: I am sure, all right now I want a salute
Speaker 10: to fifty cent shot to fifth had dinner with fifty
Speaker 10: last night, tell you about that latest shout to my
Speaker 10: Branson family. Had a good time. I went to a
Speaker 10: place called Empire Steak in the city and I ordered
Speaker 10: a lot because I didn't have to pay for it.
Speaker 10: I ordered steak, I ordered shrimp, I ordered salmon, I
Speaker 10: ordered mashed potatoes, mushrooms, spinach. Anything I could possibly order,
Speaker 10: I did because it was on fifty cents tab. So
Speaker 10: salute to fifty cent and everybody I seen last night,
Speaker 10: Salute to you guys. And I also want to shout
Speaker 10: out to Royal Flush. Royal Flush as a rapper from Queens,
Speaker 10: New York. He had a song with Noriega eist out
Speaker 10: Medallions and he has cancer. And the sad thing about
Speaker 10: this industry a lot of times is we don't have
Speaker 10: health coverage for a lot of our artists because you
Speaker 10: have to do it yourself. It's not like, you know,
Speaker 10: you work at a job and your job gives you
Speaker 10: health coverage. He doesn't have that, so his cancer treatment
Speaker 10: is very expensive. So they're doing a concert for him.
Speaker 10: Tonight and you can go to.
Speaker 6: His page, which is the real Royal Flush, so that
Speaker 6: he can pay for his cancer treatment.
Speaker 10: So I just want to salute that brother and say
Speaker 10: hold your head and always praying for you and wishing
Speaker 10: you healing energy and everything with you, brother, because we
Speaker 10: definitely appreciate and respect you. So drop a bomb for
Speaker 10: Royal Flush on time. All right, now, let's get this
Speaker 10: show cracking out today. On the show, we got Brandon
Speaker 10: Marshall and Cam Newton. They'll be joining us. They got
Speaker 10: a bunch of initiatives going on on what they're doing, uh,
Speaker 10: and we'll talk to them about everything. You know, Cam
Speaker 10: Newton has his podcast, you know, our Brandon Marshall has
Speaker 10: his network, so we'll talk to him about all that.
Speaker 6: And Jay Shetty will be joining us as well.
Speaker 10: Usually we have information about all these people that are
Speaker 10: joining us and what they're doing. But there's nothing in
Speaker 10: front of me right now. I don't even see any
Speaker 10: of the producers here. I don't know what the hell
Speaker 10: is going on. We bought shows today, yeah, weah, definitely. Okay,
Speaker 10: thank you so much for the for the paper. Yeah, thanks,
Speaker 10: thank you.
Speaker 3: Kay.
Speaker 10: We gonna get this show together all right, all right,
Speaker 10: when we come back, we got front page news, testling
Speaker 10: figure out be telling us what's going on, and Charlamagne
Speaker 10: to be here in a second, so don't move. Hey
Speaker 10: he is, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Owning everybody.
Speaker 10: It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: I made one of the most rookie mistakes you can
Speaker 11: ever make. Man, when you do morning radio, and if
Speaker 11: you got a job in the morning period, you put
Speaker 11: gas on the car. Last night, I woke up with
Speaker 11: on E I go with forty forty forty miles left.
Speaker 11: As soon as I started the car and drove a
Speaker 11: little bit, it said the engine was low.
Speaker 3: I was like, damn.
Speaker 6: At that point, you got to make a decision.
Speaker 11: You gotta make a decision. But I realized I only
Speaker 11: had forty miles, So I'm like, I'm not going. There's
Speaker 11: no What what you want to do is get here,
Speaker 11: but then leaving the city because traffic is so crazy,
Speaker 11: and you know, gas stations are tough to get to
Speaker 11: in New York City. It's way easier to get to
Speaker 11: in Jersey.
Speaker 10: That's right, So yes, I had to make a decision.
Speaker 10: So did you put just enough to get you to
Speaker 10: work and back.
Speaker 3: I feel it.
Speaker 11: I filtered it up because I factored the time, and
Speaker 11: I'm gonna be like, yo, I'm gonna be like three
Speaker 11: minutes late anyway, so I might as well fill it up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've done it before. I just put ten dollars
Speaker 6: in just to get me to work.
Speaker 3: Out right, just to case to the apocalypse. I need
Speaker 3: to get out of the city. I don't want to
Speaker 3: be on a court of the DEH.
Speaker 6: Gotcha before? Well, Good morning Tess.
Speaker 9: Good morning DJ every Good morning to charlevagea gott you fed?
Speaker 6: All right, we go, we'll be talking about the borders.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So remember earlier this week I told you about Texas
Speaker 8: Governor Abbot and the Biden administration fighting over the border
Speaker 8: and how the Supreme Court declared the razor wire to
Speaker 8: be inhumane. Now, Governor Abbod did appeal the Supreme Court decision.
Speaker 8: But there's been an update that I want to give
Speaker 8: you guys. He said that he is declaring an invasion
Speaker 8: on Texas and so this is how he's able to
Speaker 8: continue to add more wires. So basically he said he
Speaker 8: don't give it damn what the Supreme Court is saying,
Speaker 8: take a listen.
Speaker 12: Today, new video shows even more razor wire being put
Speaker 12: in along a contested section of the US Mexican border.
Speaker 12: This is happening even after the Supreme Court on Monday
Speaker 12: voted to let federal Border patrol agents remove all of
Speaker 12: that wire. The razor wire was installed as part of
Speaker 12: Texas Governor Greg Avid's security initiative at the.
Speaker 3: Border, known as Operation Lone Star.
Speaker 12: The Body administration arguing now the razor wire prevents border
Speaker 12: patrol agents from doing their job.
Speaker 8: Now, he issued a statement saying, I have already declared
Speaker 8: an invasion to invoke Texas constitutional authority to defend and
Speaker 8: protect itself. That authority is the supreme law of the
Speaker 8: land and supersedes any federal statues to the contrarry. This
Speaker 8: is another reason why I want to do this story
Speaker 8: DJV and Charlemagne is because I really want to stress
Speaker 8: to people how important it is who your governor is
Speaker 8: and showing that they have this type of power. I mean,
Speaker 8: they pretty much can create their own country. They can
Speaker 8: go against the federal government, they can declare things, they
Speaker 8: can do what they want to do.
Speaker 9: We see this example with Governor Abbot.
Speaker 8: We see this example even on the Democrat side, with
Speaker 8: Newsom in California and with Dessantus in Florida. So basically
Speaker 8: he's showing you in real time how even if the
Speaker 8: Supreme Court makes a decision, the governor can and can
Speaker 8: get around it.
Speaker 9: Charlemagne, what.
Speaker 8: You don't have nothing to say about this story at
Speaker 8: him basically saying, I'm putting no wire anyway, forget what
Speaker 8: the Supreme Court says.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna still move like against Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he has the right to do that because he's
Speaker 3: the you know, the governor.
Speaker 11: But you know, I just sit back and I look
Speaker 11: at this immigration thing and it's just mind boggling to
Speaker 11: me because I keep saying over and over nothing will
Speaker 11: get done at the border. And tell Republicans, the Democrats
Speaker 11: decide to work together to get something done, and.
Speaker 6: That's not gonna happen, no, no time soon.
Speaker 11: Because because it's an issue that's too politicized. So now
Speaker 11: let Trump get back in office, something will get happened,
Speaker 11: especially if they still have you know, a majority in
Speaker 11: the Senate, because they'll they'll make sure it gets done
Speaker 11: for him.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's not he's not gonna care. He's gonna do
Speaker 10: whatever it takes to make sure that they slow down,
Speaker 10: you know, crossing the border. He doesn't care. Trump does
Speaker 10: not care.
Speaker 9: I wish democrats what did Gates like this though, don't you?
Speaker 8: I just I just like to see I wish Democrat governors,
Speaker 8: you know, would just say, you know, we're gonna do
Speaker 8: what we want to do regardless of what you say.
Speaker 8: And you just don't see that on the Democrats side,
Speaker 8: which yeah, you know before they start talking.
Speaker 9: About you a Democrat and they can't figure out what
Speaker 9: we are.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 8: Every day somebody say we're Republican. Somebody says, but yeah, okay, I'm.
Speaker 11: Black, and I don't love none of these politicians the
Speaker 11: way y'all do. Okay, I don't care if you're a
Speaker 11: black Conservative or a black Democrat. Should none of y'all
Speaker 11: be acting like Tim Scott? And all of y'all was
Speaker 11: giving Tim Scott hell yesterday, okay, including me a little bit.
Speaker 11: But guess what, you liberal negroes act just like him. Okay,
Speaker 11: that's right, one hundred percent, just like him. So yes,
Speaker 11: I do wish, uh, you know, Democrats would fight more.
Speaker 3: But they don't. And that's why I call them cowards.
Speaker 11: And that's why I say, in twenty twenty four, your
Speaker 11: choice for president is Donald Trump, who's the criminal Democrats
Speaker 11: who are the cowards in the couch, and the couch's
Speaker 11: voter apathy. Guess what, couch probably gonna win because don't
Speaker 11: nobody want to buy.
Speaker 9: They gonna say you're doing maga talking points.
Speaker 11: I don't know how that's a mega talking point. That's
Speaker 11: just common sense. So people better keep. People better figure
Speaker 11: out a way to energize folks to get up off
Speaker 11: that couch.
Speaker 10: Because right now they ain't it. All right, Well, that
Speaker 10: is front page News. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 10: If you need to vent, you can hit us up
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Speaker 6: What we talking about next hour?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I want to tell you Donald Trump is calling
Speaker 8: Nikki Haley a bird brain, but she has a big
Speaker 8: boost that she got sence her New Hampshire primary speech.
Speaker 8: And also, if you use robotussing, I think a lot
Speaker 8: of people probably do have a very important recall.
Speaker 9: That you guys need to know about.
Speaker 10: All right, we'll get you that next hour, so don't move.
Speaker 10: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning to breakfast club. If
Speaker 10: your time to get.
Speaker 13: It off your chest, way up, whether you're mad or black,
Speaker 13: time to get up and get some call up now.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and five eight five one O five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello,
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Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 14: How are y'all this morning?
Speaker 3: Pease, queen? How are you? How are you good?
Speaker 15: My name is Ginger and I'm just calling so I
Speaker 15: want to get a two part shout out to my daughter.
Speaker 15: Her nay name is I'm gonna say ex dante X,
Speaker 15: but her name is Santay but I'll tell you why.
Speaker 15: But you just graduate from college and she's doing great things.
Speaker 15: She was on the Day's list with about every semester
Speaker 15: you wanted in this award. She wanted to marry Joy award.
Speaker 15: And she has agree in studio production for music. And
Speaker 15: the second part is that she disproduced her first sing album.
Speaker 15: You got a debut album coming out. Wow, it's Tall
Speaker 15: Skate by x Dante X and the xident beginning and
Speaker 15: the excellent end. It's only the singles out there already.
Speaker 6: Well, congratulations, what school did she go to purchase?
Speaker 15: College? Silly purchase?
Speaker 11: Okay, Well, gradually, I'm not gonna say congratulations till I
Speaker 11: hear the record.
Speaker 6: No, I mean the fact that she graduated saying congratulations.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, congratulations, congratulations on the graduation. I thought
Speaker 3: you congratulating on the record. I'm not doing that till
Speaker 3: I hear yes, ma'am.
Speaker 15: Now, now that's what I want you to say.
Speaker 6: That's what I want you to do.
Speaker 15: I really want you, if such use DJ and because
Speaker 15: you're a DJ, to check it out again. The name
Speaker 15: of the album is stream State. Her name is x
Speaker 15: X and she produced it. Great, you're a producer, the
Speaker 15: engineered it, did everything because she she does it all.
Speaker 6: So I'm very proud of it.
Speaker 3: D M that to me, mommy, because I can't even
Speaker 3: remember all of that. D M it to both of us.
Speaker 10: Shante x Yea said, that's the link, all right. My
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Speaker 10: To everybody that just heard my instagram at see the
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Speaker 10: felt like I should say that because that's what everybody
Speaker 10: else said.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 14: Good mind? This is fun?
Speaker 6: They get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: Yeah, okay, so Dad, it's twenty twenty four. We have
Speaker 15: a I and stuff driving car. Why the hell is
Speaker 15: the ice printer seen the McDonald's.
Speaker 3: Why I used to leave none?
Speaker 15: Why ice cream at McDonald's, But why am not seeing
Speaker 15: McDonald I ain't say none of that. You was because
Speaker 15: I got a child that the happy mel this everyday
Speaker 15: demmo nah my.
Speaker 11: I bought my daughter some McDonald's fries when we was
Speaker 11: in Abu Dhabi and then we were, uh this weekend,
Speaker 11: she was like, can I gona her fried from McDonald's.
Speaker 3: McDonald's fries still slap.
Speaker 6: They still do.
Speaker 3: There's a great.
Speaker 11: Podcast Malcolm Gladwell Revision is History, and he talks about
Speaker 11: the history of McDonald's French fries.
Speaker 3: It's very interesting.
Speaker 10: Get It off your Chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 10: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 10: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off
Speaker 10: your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 10: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: You always Travy bro.
Speaker 5: What's good?
Speaker 10: He's Traviy Travy, what's up now now saying on here
Speaker 10: that you want to sing this morning?
Speaker 4: Brother? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Man, I actually was in my always local Talent of
Speaker 6: a week in my city and I wanted to call
Speaker 6: and you know, try to try to go present in that.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: Okay, so you want to sing? They say you want
Speaker 6: to sing an Usher song?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: If I can't, all right, we're gonna give you a shot.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 10: It's a lot of pressure. Know, Usha had an amazing residency.
Speaker 10: He's performing at the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: We're not expecting this man to sound like Usher.
Speaker 6: I got my guitar to guitar. Go ahead, let's hear it.
Speaker 14: Sit, you.
Speaker 2: Will ride.
Speaker 17: It's nice, but.
Speaker 6: Gotta be smart, but slow.
Speaker 3: With your guys.
Speaker 6: Uh, Jack's taking it without.
Speaker 4: Love.
Speaker 5: You were my girl.
Speaker 2: She guy.
Speaker 5: The work.
Speaker 6: All right, Jack, you don't have to call okay, all right?
Speaker 3: Tavy, Yeah, Favy, you sound decent.
Speaker 11: You sounded like a cat in a microwave in certain parts,
Speaker 11: but you sound decent. I gotta hear Mortal because you
Speaker 11: know everybody has that one song they can sing really good.
Speaker 3: That might be your go to record. I got to
Speaker 3: hear more. But you know you you sound decent.
Speaker 6: Brother, and good luck Travy Charlie man you think that brother? Yes, okay,
Speaker 6: he said he sounded like a cat in a microwave spots,
Speaker 6: but part.
Speaker 3: Certain parts, but he sound decent certain parts. He was respectable.
Speaker 6: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: We're going with Hey, Stephan, good morning, get it off
Speaker 6: your chest?
Speaker 14: Hey, I just wanted to ask the good morning, gentlemen.
Speaker 14: I just wanted to ask real quick.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 14: It seems like it's a lot of candidate suppression going
Speaker 14: on on the Democratic Party side, because Dean Phillips and
Speaker 14: Maryanne Williamson had a whole Democratic debate and nobody said
Speaker 14: anything about it, black media or white media.
Speaker 3: Well we had I know, y'all had.
Speaker 14: Williamson on the snow beforehand a couple of times.
Speaker 11: But Dean, we had Dean up here. Last week, we
Speaker 11: had Dean Phillips up here. We had Marion Williamson up here,
Speaker 11: we had Cornell West up here. Dean Phillips and Marion
Speaker 11: Wimson actually gonna be in uh South Carolina this week
Speaker 11: having another debate, another primary.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the big All right, that's literally all I wanted.
Speaker 3: God, bless y'all, man, face peace, Get it off your chest.
Speaker 10: Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 10: Now when we come back, we got your rumor report.
Speaker 10: If you owe fifty money, he wants his money. It
Speaker 10: don't matter how long it take. One year, five and
Speaker 10: ten year, twenty eight. He wants his money.
Speaker 6: We'll tell you about that.
Speaker 3: You was with him last night. I was with him
Speaker 3: last night. Ye talk about that.
Speaker 10: We'll talk about it when we come back. It's the
Speaker 10: breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's Steve j n V.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne to God. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's happening.
Speaker 6: Let's get to the roomors, let's talk fifty cent through.
Speaker 2: All out of names or you've gotsip been when you chatty?
Speaker 5: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess were on the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: This is where the tea.
Speaker 2: Spells, right right?
Speaker 10: I tell everybody all the time, fifty is somebody you
Speaker 10: don't want to owe money too.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 10: Fifth recently filed the paperwork in California in an attempt
Speaker 10: to force Tierra Marie to pay the fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 10: ballance she owes him after losing her lawsuit against him
Speaker 10: in twenty nineteen. Does not matter how much it is,
Speaker 10: does not matter how you are in life right now.
Speaker 10: If you owe fifth money, he wants his money.
Speaker 11: Really the big one of this whole industry, you know
Speaker 11: what I'm saying, Because it's not about the money. It's
Speaker 11: about the principle, Okay. And I know it's a lot
Speaker 11: of folks out there who say, man, you know fifty
Speaker 11: cent of the multimillionaire. You know, he shouldn't be stressing
Speaker 11: that person for fifty thousand dollars. If they went to
Speaker 11: court and the person lost in court and they owe,
Speaker 11: they should pay.
Speaker 6: They gotta pay.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just that simple.
Speaker 6: They gotta pay.
Speaker 3: It's the law. It's the law.
Speaker 6: Guys gotta pay in gals. But you know how, you
Speaker 6: know how petty that is, because I'm sure the attorney
Speaker 6: fees costs more than the fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's anything petty about it at all.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 11: You take somebody to court, you win a lawsuit, and
Speaker 11: once the judgment is, you know, issued, they should have
Speaker 11: to pay.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's petty at all. It's the law.
Speaker 11: They gotta pay. It's due process. He went through, he
Speaker 11: went through the proper procedures. That's not petty.
Speaker 6: Now. I seen fifty last night at a steakhouse Empires
Speaker 6: taking the city.
Speaker 3: Did you pay the bill?
Speaker 10: He definitely paid the bill and another reason why he
Speaker 10: needs his money. I ordered everything on that menu last night.
Speaker 10: It was a Branson dinner and when fifty walked in,
Speaker 10: he lost. You could tell that he lost a lot
Speaker 10: of weight. He actually lost forty three pounds. When I
Speaker 10: first seen him, the first thing I said was you
Speaker 10: would had an Ozimpic and he said, hell no, he said,
Speaker 10: I'm not on Ozmpic. He said, I actually lost it
Speaker 10: by working out. And he said the people that are
Speaker 10: on Ozmpic usually they have a big head and weak knees,
Speaker 10: and that's how you could tell that they're on Ozempe.
Speaker 11: Kevin Gate said yesterday, he said, everybody that's on Ocempic
Speaker 11: got a big head.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: Now you can you can.
Speaker 11: You can tell an Ozmpic gold medalist, that's what I
Speaker 11: call him, Olympic gold medalist and then Ozempic silver medalist,
Speaker 11: Ozmpic bronze medalist.
Speaker 3: Because some people it works for better than others.
Speaker 6: He's him talking about it.
Speaker 5: I was talking about weight loss.
Speaker 3: I was in the gym.
Speaker 16: I was working out, man, I was running. I was running.
Speaker 16: I was doing I had to do. You see me
Speaker 16: on talk? I ran around, I lost. I was two
Speaker 16: hundred fifty pounds. I came down two ten right now,
Speaker 16: right now? How do you feel about it? He tell
Speaker 16: me how you feel about it later?
Speaker 11: Right Why y'all acting like fifty cent hasn't always been
Speaker 11: a health buff though, Like we didn't see him. A
Speaker 11: lot of y'all weren't first introduced to him hanging upside down,
Speaker 11: doing crunches.
Speaker 3: Okay, running on the treadmill. That whole video in the
Speaker 3: club was a workout plan.
Speaker 6: Right now.
Speaker 10: Also while we were at then, he was telling me
Speaker 10: about wife and Lucci's lawyer. I didn't know he said this,
Speaker 10: So this is why I'm saying it now, But I
Speaker 10: didn't know that he actually recommended wife and lawyer's Lucci's lawyer,
Speaker 10: and they said the first day in court, wife and
Speaker 10: Lucci's mom called him and was very nervous because the
Speaker 10: first day of caught. I guess the lawyer was stuttering
Speaker 10: and really didn't have it together. But fifty said, trust me,
Speaker 10: I've used him before and he's a great attorney. And
Speaker 10: he was the one that got wife and Lucci's term
Speaker 10: dropped down to I think he only have to serve
Speaker 10: three years in prison, and he only last three and
Speaker 10: a half months.
Speaker 16: Left Drew feeling as one of the lawyers right, and
Speaker 16: I told I told wife and music this still right
Speaker 16: to use him and use him.
Speaker 6: I say, yo, listen, good lawyer man, I'm telling you
Speaker 6: this and that.
Speaker 18: Now I started feeling shaky about this because he told
Speaker 18: me the first day that came in that he was
Speaker 18: starting and his mother said he was starting fifty the
Speaker 18: suggestion you told him, and if I said, oh, feeling crazy,
Speaker 18: I'm feeling crazy.
Speaker 16: And they're talking about the offer for twenty years, then
Speaker 16: twenty years go to an offer and I go, Drew,
Speaker 16: is this real like twenty more?
Speaker 5: Yes, he said, don't.
Speaker 3: Worry about I got it.
Speaker 5: You know everything'll be all right.
Speaker 3: Next thing.
Speaker 5: You know, twenty years, twenty four months. You need a lawyer,
Speaker 5: You need a lawyer, Drew fler.
Speaker 3: Well, fifty just made Drew hoty. Drew gonna be five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars an hour.
Speaker 6: Now, maybe more than that, So salute to fifty cent.
Speaker 10: Now twenty one, Savage was on Club Shayshay with Shannon
Speaker 10: Sharp and they talked about a lot. Great interview. They
Speaker 10: talked about him possibly signing to t I when they
Speaker 10: first started.
Speaker 5: I had Tia in the podcast.
Speaker 11: TI I said, you asking for a million dollars and
Speaker 11: he said no because he said that I would have
Speaker 11: to take more from you.
Speaker 1: He was still trying to sign me though, tiaga the
Speaker 1: cheap as hell Nah, but I did.
Speaker 6: He sent me an offer and.
Speaker 1: My counter offer was I want a million, and he
Speaker 1: was like, I'm gonna have to take so much from
Speaker 1: you in return that it ain't even worth. It ain't
Speaker 1: even gonna be worth the men in the futures.
Speaker 5: So we actually saved you from yourself.
Speaker 3: Facts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I look up the TI because Ti I wanted them.
Speaker 1: He riches but he tight as hell.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I haven't got a chance to watch that conversation that
Speaker 11: I first heard, that conversation on expeditiously with TI in
Speaker 11: twenty one Savage. I thought it was a super solid
Speaker 11: thing for Tia to do, because you know how many
Speaker 11: people take advantage of artists in that situation. Oh, that's
Speaker 11: all you wanted a million and now I own you
Speaker 11: you publishing everything. Yeah, In fact, t I didn't do that.
Speaker 11: It says a lot about tip tip always.
Speaker 6: They also talks about being shot on his twenty first birthday.
Speaker 3: I had my son the same. Yeah, I got shot.
Speaker 3: So that was twenty thirteen, right, twenty.
Speaker 5: Take us back to that day. Do you remember anything
Speaker 5: about that day? That day was my birthday? Okay.
Speaker 1: So I was trying to like book a hotel room
Speaker 1: so we could have like a kickback and sit in
Speaker 1: one of my cars. I had speakers in the trunk,
Speaker 1: so he needed one of mine, and he was like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna just give you one of mine when I
Speaker 1: when I whenever I go by no one, I don't
Speaker 1: feel like going up there.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: We was trying to get that. He was gonna get
Speaker 1: the hotel room in his name because I ain't got
Speaker 1: no ID, I ain't got no license, so I needed
Speaker 1: somebody to get the room in the name. Chiny had
Speaker 1: went to my mama house, and he had went to
Speaker 1: see my mama, went to see my son, and he
Speaker 1: had got to speak out of the car and I
Speaker 1: had pulled up at his house. He was like, ride
Speaker 1: with me somewhere right quick. I got a Henderson. So
Speaker 1: we made we made We ended up making a left
Speaker 1: or whatever. We ended up pulling up or whatever, and
Speaker 1: like it just jumped in the back seat and just
Speaker 1: like get it up type, a whole bunch of just
Speaker 1: started happening.
Speaker 6: Wow, it's twenty first birthday.
Speaker 11: I wonder if you know a brother like twenty one
Speaker 11: has ever dealt with the trauma of that situation, like
Speaker 11: really dealt with it, like sat down and talked to
Speaker 11: somebody about it and tried to really, you know, find
Speaker 11: some healing in that city situation, because that's not one
Speaker 11: of those things that just happens to you and you
Speaker 11: move on. You'll ever be triggered by that. Not only
Speaker 11: did you get hit six times? I believe he said
Speaker 11: it homeboy God passed away? Yeah, come on man.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And if you ever see twenty one, he moves militant,
Speaker 10: and I'm sure that it's still stuck with him.
Speaker 6: He don't play.
Speaker 10: When twenty one moves around the city, he don't play. Also,
Speaker 10: he talks about broke parents being better than rich parents.
Speaker 1: Now, like with my kids, I be feeling like I
Speaker 1: don't be doing all the way my job because of
Speaker 1: my job, right, so I'll be trying to like balance
Speaker 1: that out, like trying to like, it's like you work
Speaker 1: to receive to gain all the success and all the goods.
Speaker 1: I feel like the best parents, in my opinion, is
Speaker 1: parents that don't got it all. I feel like both
Speaker 1: parents are better than rich parents in my opinion, because
Speaker 1: when you broke, you got way more time type, so
Speaker 1: you there for like a lot of your gifts matter,
Speaker 1: but they don't matter at the same time.
Speaker 5: Sometimes older kids need just time yours.
Speaker 11: I get what he's trying to say. He's basically trying
Speaker 11: to say he's looking for a work life balance. I
Speaker 11: don't agree with that statement though, because it's not about
Speaker 11: it either or because broke parents don't have that much
Speaker 11: time either because they busting the gro parents usually got
Speaker 11: to have two and three jobs, you know, just just
Speaker 11: to just to have the basic necessities, I mean, just
Speaker 11: to keep a little food on the table, just to
Speaker 11: keep a roof over their head, you know. Like I
Speaker 11: don't agree with that statement that broke parents have more time. No,
Speaker 11: I guess I know what he was trying to say
Speaker 11: is parents that have more time. He feels of the
Speaker 11: better parents, and I agree, if you're there. He said
Speaker 11: he's looking for work life balance. That's essentially what he's saying,
Speaker 11: he's looking for work life balance.
Speaker 10: If it's there more, you're there to talk, to have conversations,
Speaker 10: to teach, to provide, to be things that other people
Speaker 10: can't be. You know, because a lot of times what
Speaker 10: raised us grandparents because our parents are working.
Speaker 6: What raised us television?
Speaker 11: Yeah, but my grandmama was working too, Just like like
Speaker 11: what I used to get I used to get off
Speaker 11: I used to get off of school when you could
Speaker 11: be six seven yars old and get off the bus
Speaker 11: by yourself. And I used to get off the bus
Speaker 11: go to my grandmother's house. My grandmother was a lunch lady.
Speaker 11: Are you ready to be your school? I was going
Speaker 11: to South Carolina? What's happening? And she used to come
Speaker 11: home and then my mom would come home later after
Speaker 11: her because she was a school teacher. So it's just like, yo,
Speaker 11: everybody's working twenty understand you need work life correct balance.
Speaker 11: But I don't agree with the broke parents have more
Speaker 11: time broke when you are financially trying to make and
Speaker 11: meet what most people in America?
Speaker 3: Are you working two and three jobs?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 6: It's time.
Speaker 3: That's the problem.
Speaker 11: People do want more time. Everybody wants more time. But
Speaker 11: I don't believe that. You know, broke parents have more time.
Speaker 6: They I don't agree with that. All right, well that
Speaker 6: is your rumor reports.
Speaker 10: Now when we come back, we got front page news
Speaker 10: tesling figure will be joining us, and then Brandon Marshall
Speaker 10: and Cam Newton will be joining us. So don't go anywhere.
Speaker 10: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 10: mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's dj n V Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 10: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 10: page news. Now, let's talk about Nicky Haley and Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Nicki Haley announced that her campaign speech in South
Speaker 8: Carolina that she actually got a boost after the New
Speaker 8: Hampshire primary.
Speaker 9: Take a listen.
Speaker 3: Do you know, by the way, that.
Speaker 19: We have raised a million dollars since I gave that
Speaker 19: speech last.
Speaker 9: Night online and small dollars.
Speaker 19: We have had two hundred thousand donors from all fifty states.
Speaker 19: Ninety five percent of those donations are two hundred dollars
Speaker 19: or less. This is about real Americans.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's obvious that there are a lot of
Speaker 11: Republicans who want something different. I keep saying I feel
Speaker 11: like Republicans are doing themselves a grave disservice, you know,
Speaker 11: by sticking behind, you know, Donald Trump, because it's not
Speaker 11: a short thing come November, you know, when you're dealing
Speaker 11: with ninety one criminal charges, a guy who's got you know,
Speaker 11: two impeachments. And if I was a Democratic and I'm
Speaker 11: starting to see them do it now, I would be
Speaker 11: playing that video of Donald Trump, you know, taking credit
Speaker 11: for Roe V.
Speaker 3: Wade. I'd be playing that over and over and over again, because.
Speaker 11: I feel like that's a big reason why you see
Speaker 11: so many white women leaving the Republican Party. And I mean,
Speaker 11: I think a lot of women are going to show
Speaker 11: up in November because of that issue. So I would
Speaker 11: be playing that over and over and over and over
Speaker 11: and over again. So that's why I said, I don't
Speaker 11: understand why Republicans don't just get behind Nicki Heley because
Speaker 11: Trump got way too much baggage.
Speaker 8: And she also said that Donald Trump threw a temper
Speaker 8: tantrum and that he should be threatened by her, so
Speaker 8: held she told him to bring it on Donald. Now,
Speaker 8: Donald Trump is not happy that Nicki Haley standing in
Speaker 8: the race. Basically, he's saying she's in the way. He
Speaker 8: made a post yesterday on social media saying, anybody that
Speaker 8: makes a contribution to bird Brain talking about Nicki Haley
Speaker 8: from this moment fourth will not will be permanently barred
Speaker 8: from the mag account. He said, we don't want them
Speaker 8: and we will not accept them because we put America
Speaker 8: first and always will. Now as a side note, he
Speaker 8: said pretty complain this week that he doesn't get mad,
Speaker 8: he gets eaten. So it's very clear about you know
Speaker 8: where he stands, and he is making sure you know,
Speaker 8: if you support Nicki Haley, he's he's gonna definitely come
Speaker 8: for you.
Speaker 9: And so I think that has gave her boots in
Speaker 9: the campaign. I free shake the fact she's willing to
Speaker 9: fight it out.
Speaker 10: I can actually see him looking reading her donor list
Speaker 10: and pulling up her donor list to see exactly who
Speaker 10: gave money, whether it's one dollar, five dollars, ten dollars,
Speaker 10: one hundred dollars, thousand dollars, and be petty as hell
Speaker 10: with that person.
Speaker 6: I see him doing it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He also, yeah, what we.
Speaker 8: Saw him doing with the we saw him doing in Georgia,
Speaker 8: you know, call him out the other poor elderly woman
Speaker 8: saying it was her fault, uh, you know, for for
Speaker 8: the votes, and so yeah, they absolutely will do this
Speaker 8: and absolutely will attack individual citizens.
Speaker 9: He's done it, which is why he got that criminal.
Speaker 11: Jarge Janna and I saw him say, Nikki Haley stays
Speaker 11: in the race, she's going to start being the target
Speaker 11: of investigations.
Speaker 3: He was like, I can give you five reasons right
Speaker 3: now why she could be investigating. Like, damn, they don't
Speaker 3: play fair.
Speaker 2: You don't put it with that.
Speaker 11: But listen, that's why his base likes him because they
Speaker 11: constantly see him fighting, and if there's anybody in his way,
Speaker 11: Republican or Democrat, he calls him out. Democrats would never
Speaker 11: do that when Joe Manchin was getting in the way,
Speaker 11: when Christa Cinema was getting him in the way, getting
Speaker 11: in away. They would never call old individuals out, even
Speaker 11: when we would give them chances to. But I had
Speaker 11: to Vice President on my talk show Ell of a Week,
Speaker 11: God don the truth whatever it was called at the time.
Speaker 11: I try to give her a chance to say that
Speaker 11: after her repeatedly, and she wouldn't even say it. I
Speaker 11: couldn't even say the God your mansion is in the way,
Speaker 11: Your mansion is a problem to the agenda. Nothing. People
Speaker 11: love when they see Trump fighting in that way. Man,
Speaker 11: they just do you know, you don't got you don't gotta,
Speaker 11: you don't gotta like it. But you should respect the
Speaker 11: strategy because it is effective.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: Now let's talk about this testing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, just want guys to know this real quick.
Speaker 8: If you take robotuestin obviously that is a very popular
Speaker 8: cost serve, especially now during the cold months.
Speaker 9: They are recalling that. They said it's bacteria in it.
Speaker 8: They called out specifically the cf max honey with four
Speaker 8: different expiration days. But personally I would just get rid
Speaker 8: of all of robotesting. So this is really important guys
Speaker 8: throw that away because again it's making people sick, almost
Speaker 8: even fatal.
Speaker 9: So get rid of robotesting.
Speaker 10: And lastly, I seen this story and I've seen it
Speaker 10: on the sheet about Ring camera will no longer allow
Speaker 10: police to request door camera footage from users.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was interested in this story myself. Amazon's owned
Speaker 8: Ring will stop allowing police departments to request doorbell camera
Speaker 8: footage from users. And now again there's a difference between
Speaker 8: requests and if you voluntarily want to give it to them,
Speaker 8: but requests marking it into the feature that has drawn
Speaker 8: criticism from privacy advocates. In a blog post on Wednesday,
Speaker 8: Ring said it will sunset the Request for Assistance tool,
Speaker 8: which allows police departments and other public safety agencies to
Speaker 8: request and receive video captured by door beil cameras through
Speaker 8: the Ring. The company did not provide a reason for
Speaker 8: the change, so we don't know the reason. But obviously,
Speaker 8: you know, people are complaining about privacy. But it will
Speaker 8: be effective starting this week now.
Speaker 10: So my question, they could say subpoena it though, like
Speaker 10: if they need it for a crime, they could through
Speaker 10: subpoena the footage though, right.
Speaker 8: Well, subpoena is obviously different, you know, because that's coming
Speaker 8: from you know, a judge.
Speaker 9: But this is saying request.
Speaker 8: And because they didn't really give a lot of information
Speaker 8: because they say and they're not telling you the reason
Speaker 8: for the change, this is all we have, you know
Speaker 8: at this point. But I think if we were to assume,
Speaker 8: and it's probably you know, when the police comes and
Speaker 8: they come to your house and they say, let me
Speaker 8: get the.
Speaker 9: Footage, do you mind if I have the footage? Probably,
Speaker 9: you know, more like that I.
Speaker 8: Would assume because the subpoena subpoena is a subpoena that
Speaker 8: if a subpoena, yes, they can get it.
Speaker 9: But this is just like a request.
Speaker 8: I think most folks that are interested in solving their
Speaker 8: crimes would voluntarily want to give me.
Speaker 9: But this is where you know, police officers asking for it.
Speaker 9: Maybe you're not comfortable and you don't know what to
Speaker 9: do or not to do, and so you just kind
Speaker 9: of give it over. That's what this looks like. Well,
Speaker 9: what about the girlfriends though the requests ring cameras.
Speaker 6: Assistant, they're not gonna get that either.
Speaker 10: But you know what the problem happens if your neighbor
Speaker 10: does something illegal and the camera and the police come
Speaker 10: to your door and ask you for it. Now, that
Speaker 10: puts you involved in the situation, right because now your
Speaker 10: neighbor's looking at you funny for quote unquote stitching and
Speaker 10: you don't want nothing to do with it.
Speaker 6: But now the police won't have the right to take
Speaker 6: it without a subpoena, which I think it's.
Speaker 11: What they say law enforce. Yeah, they can still access
Speaker 11: the video using the search on yes.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, but you missed my joke.
Speaker 8: I'm talking about all the girlfriends around the world to
Speaker 8: be asking for Ring cameras catch you cheating and want
Speaker 8: to see who's coming in and out the house.
Speaker 9: That's that's the real that's the real threat.
Speaker 3: That's the real threat. Good Bye, Test, Thank you, Test.
Speaker 11: And I think we said this, but it says Ring
Speaker 11: also maintains the right to share footage without user consent
Speaker 11: and limited circumstances. So yeah, I'm sure depending on what
Speaker 11: it is, they'll definitely share it absolutely. But make make
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Speaker 10: All right, now, when we come back, Cam Newton and
Speaker 10: Brandon Marshall will be joining us.
Speaker 11: Two brilliant black kings, and you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: Cam Newton hosts a show called Funky Fridays. I'm sure
Speaker 11: you've watched it via YouTube. Brandon Marshall is the founder
Speaker 11: of the I Am Athlete podcast. Along with so many
Speaker 11: other things, he's a huge mental health advocate man, So
Speaker 11: can't wait to sit down and chop it up with
Speaker 11: those brothers.
Speaker 10: All right, well, don't go anywhere. We're gonna kick it
Speaker 10: with them. Next it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club. More everybody is DJ n V Charlamagne. We
Speaker 10: all to Breakfast Club. We got some special guests joining us.
Speaker 3: Today, man legends, trend setters. We got Brandon.
Speaker 6: Marshall, he's been up here numerous times. And we got
Speaker 6: the brother Cam Newton.
Speaker 5: Welcome brother.
Speaker 4: You did. How you feeling, man? Nothing short of amazing.
Speaker 4: If I was any better, I'd be.
Speaker 5: A twin.
Speaker 3: Man. It's so good to see what y'all are doing.
Speaker 3: You know, Brandon, you know you were early on with
Speaker 3: the podcasting What I Am Athlete.
Speaker 11: Cam, you don't like to call it a podcast. You
Speaker 11: like to say you got to show the show with
Speaker 11: Funky with Funky Fridays. How was the transition been from
Speaker 11: football to media personality, from athletes to personality?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 13: So my transition was smooth. And I mean Cam's one
Speaker 13: of those guys as well. You know, in the peak
Speaker 13: of our career, we already started doing what we are
Speaker 13: doing now. Like my thing was, I wanted my post
Speaker 13: career to already be solidified, you know, in a way.
Speaker 13: So I spent the entire off season twenty fourteen at
Speaker 13: Harvard built on a case study on transition, and what
Speaker 13: came out of that was continent commerce. So I've been
Speaker 13: on that path like just trying, you know, succeeding, failing,
Speaker 13: doing some big stuff, you know, some dumb stuff. So
Speaker 13: like my transition was smooth, Like I started my transition
Speaker 13: literally when I was having my Pro Bowl days.
Speaker 3: You know that's twenty and fourteen. So I always tell.
Speaker 13: Younger dudes, like, you look, keep the main thing, the
Speaker 13: main thing for the first couple of years, and then
Speaker 13: once you solidify in ball, then you start shadowing people.
Speaker 13: Then you start reading those books, and then you started
Speaker 13: before you leave, because when you leave, they don't care.
Speaker 13: They don't give it. Damn they if I ain't had media,
Speaker 13: they don't care about the brand Marshalls. That's changed though,
Speaker 13: that's changed.
Speaker 4: Like what I mean by that is when you say, like,
Speaker 4: keep the main thing the main thing, Like you got
Speaker 4: athletes that's in their prime, that's still keeping media at
Speaker 4: its forefront.
Speaker 3: And I said it earlier.
Speaker 4: It's like going are the days where we needed major
Speaker 4: networks to get our narrative out and doing it in
Speaker 4: a way that I've I've bowed and and really took
Speaker 4: a like, I want to be a voice of my people,
Speaker 4: my cond and that's bigger than just race.
Speaker 3: Like, if you feel how I feel, you're my kind.
Speaker 4: If you can relate to what I relate to, you're
Speaker 4: my con And you know, having this platform to be
Speaker 4: able to, you know, really call bullsh on certain things,
Speaker 4: but also empower on the other side to all the
Speaker 4: while being entertaining. And my fear was going on a
Speaker 4: major network and being muzzled. That's like, nah, bro, like
Speaker 4: that ain't me though, you know what I'm saying. I like,
Speaker 4: I know I want to appease to the people in
Speaker 4: Bankhead just the same as the people in Buckhead. You
Speaker 4: feel me like, you can't try to remove that because
Speaker 4: that's a part of me. So I think now in media,
Speaker 4: we're in the golden age of athletes generated content, and
Speaker 4: it's something that is healthy.
Speaker 3: Now we can call bullsh a lot of people. That's
Speaker 3: just hold on, hold on, hold on, gives you the
Speaker 3: right to make that.
Speaker 4: And I can't, okay, you feel this type of way
Speaker 4: about certain things, but I really did it. Though I
Speaker 4: know how Dak Prescott feels, I know how you know
Speaker 4: Lamar Jackson feels. I went to the Super Bowl. I went,
Speaker 4: I was a Pro Bowl player, I was all pro.
Speaker 4: But what you got a journalism degree? So when you
Speaker 4: when you hold they feet to the fire and say like, nah, bro,
Speaker 4: whether you agree with what I'm saying or not, mine
Speaker 4: should be more justified because I actually have.
Speaker 3: Live reps in battle, lived experience.
Speaker 6: Come on, I was gonna ask, you know, how do
Speaker 6: you feel when you when you hear, especially when you
Speaker 6: see when.
Speaker 10: You look at all the places that you need to
Speaker 10: talk about football, to talk about sports, and a lot
Speaker 10: of these people never played the sport right, So when
Speaker 10: you hear these brothers talk about what you should have
Speaker 10: done or how to place no.
Speaker 16: No no.
Speaker 13: And I got into it with a journalist on my platform,
Speaker 13: and then you know, I'm like, damn. We built this
Speaker 13: to protect the athlete and it be a safe space,
Speaker 13: but also hold them accountable.
Speaker 3: But it's like we go out there and.
Speaker 13: We say, well, Dak Prescott just threw his thirty interception. Okay,
Speaker 13: well tell me about whose folk those interceptions were. Well,
Speaker 13: the receiver ran a five yard hits route, but he
Speaker 13: was really supposed to run this. So Dak is dropping back,
Speaker 13: holding the safety down the middle, and then throwing the ball.
Speaker 3: Off a trust and the receiver didn't do his job.
Speaker 13: But we out there on TV and were just saying
Speaker 13: stuff just to make up stuff and do numbers. And
Speaker 13: my problem is with the players though, the players that
Speaker 13: ate that's being lazy. Like Bro, you sat in them seats,
Speaker 13: and you know you can't go out there and say,
Speaker 13: give this hard take. You got to be able to say, look,
Speaker 13: I don't know their assignment. I don't know if there
Speaker 13: was a receiver or the quarterback. But if it was
Speaker 13: the quarterback, this is what should have happened. We just
Speaker 13: out there just saying stuff just to say stuff sometimes.
Speaker 11: Cam, did you ever get those opportunities to be on
Speaker 11: those major sports networks?
Speaker 4: And you just said I challenged my agent, Carlos Fleming
Speaker 4: at W and ME when I was a rookie prior
Speaker 4: to me coming into the league, and I told him
Speaker 4: I never want to be a sports analyst and job
Speaker 4: to make sure that I have enough opportunity when I
Speaker 4: leave the game of football that.
Speaker 3: I can do whatever I want to do. Why Why?
Speaker 3: Because I knew I didn't want to.
Speaker 4: I said it. I didn't want to be muzzled. I've
Speaker 4: always stood on how I felt, you know, But every
Speaker 4: time I say something, people get distracted off of why
Speaker 4: he dressed like that though, but why he talked like that,
Speaker 4: I'm not. Everybody in his room was like, what is
Speaker 4: Cam going a way to the breakfast club today? Everybody
Speaker 4: was thinking that before you.
Speaker 3: But they get personal, but they miss the point that
Speaker 3: I made.
Speaker 11: You know what I'm saying, I should be clean to
Speaker 11: me though, I'm not addressing, but like, Cam look like
Speaker 11: you got his own style going, yeah, it's fly.
Speaker 4: No. But this is the thing though, like I never
Speaker 4: wanted to look like any other body, Like nobody respectfully though,
Speaker 4: Like I'm not the dude that's going to stand out
Speaker 4: or stand in the line for a shoe release, but
Speaker 4: there's no disrespect to the people who do. I'm never
Speaker 4: going to be the person where he's like, oh that's
Speaker 4: the new collection from.
Speaker 3: I'm not that you know.
Speaker 4: It was just like bro. First off, we didn't have
Speaker 4: a lot of money growing up, and I pay attention
Speaker 4: to the details. So the pocket squares, the lapel pins,
Speaker 4: the socks, the watch, the rings, the you got to
Speaker 4: come out and glad I do this. Machika hats right now.
Speaker 4: Based in Bozeman, Montaigne as well as Venice Beach waiting on.
Speaker 4: You still ain't sent me your size, Brot.
Speaker 3: Michigan has e s h I K A hats and
Speaker 3: then you know we can make it, do it to do.
Speaker 10: Both of you brothers are going through a lot good
Speaker 10: good and I'm possibly negative. You have another child on
Speaker 10: the way. Congratulations the new show. I see you clapping
Speaker 10: back at a journalist that I guess he gave you
Speaker 10: like a backhand compliment, and you was like, don't give.
Speaker 3: Me a back But now now this media revolution has
Speaker 3: given me the volume to speak on that.
Speaker 4: You know, a lot of times we always talk about
Speaker 4: our volume was not as high as it is today,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. So and it was just
Speaker 4: like I heard what he said and I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, repect.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you what you're not gonna do though,
Speaker 4: you know, because a lot of people they just judge
Speaker 4: you off of the NFL. But I, bro, I'm five
Speaker 4: star athlete out of high school, national championship in college.
Speaker 4: But when you talk about that, that's that's cocky. Like
Speaker 4: hold on, brother, like no, don't don't talk about that.
Speaker 4: It's like, Bro, I got all.
Speaker 3: That to tell you what I've done.
Speaker 4: But all you got to tell me is I've been
Speaker 4: covering this sport for how many Like ro I've been
Speaker 4: playing this sport for that many years too.
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying, So go back and get
Speaker 3: that degree. But you can't go.
Speaker 4: I all, I got my degree too, So what's you
Speaker 4: talk about? So everything that you got, I got too.
Speaker 4: But you're gonna you're gonna suppress what I my take
Speaker 4: on certain things, and you're gonna try to change the
Speaker 4: gold post to say you're trying to make it a
Speaker 4: dack and cam thing. This is not that I'm a
Speaker 4: big fan of that, just like so many other people are.
Speaker 4: It's say me and you Jason issue here, It's like, bro,
Speaker 4: I'm in your I'm in your field now that it's
Speaker 4: about to be mine because I can do what you do,
Speaker 4: but you could never do what I do. When you
Speaker 4: take that tone and sentiment, he's bitter, he's angry, and
Speaker 4: we got to stop that. I've seen what this guy
Speaker 4: was able to do for so many years and just
Speaker 4: hold people accountable. Just ask the question simple, how petty
Speaker 4: somebody would make it believe or whatnot. It's still accountability
Speaker 4: and you're gonna have to speak on it. And that's
Speaker 4: what I appreciate most about the Breakfast Club because we
Speaker 4: knew you were going to be held accountable, and we
Speaker 4: knew somebody was going to ask the question that we
Speaker 4: all want to know. So when I do Funky Friday,
Speaker 4: when I do fourth and one, I'm not just speaking
Speaker 4: from a fan's perspective or the viewer's perspective. I'm really
Speaker 4: asking because I owe a service to my audience.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And once you understand that, that's me studying, that's me
Speaker 4: being a student of the game.
Speaker 3: That's me understanding.
Speaker 4: Like, Yo, how does breakfast clubs stay on air and
Speaker 4: relevant air for so many years?
Speaker 11: God, I don't think there's any other explanation for you,
Speaker 11: because a lot of times platforms like this would have
Speaker 11: been sure been gotten out the way yep, been pushed
Speaker 11: out the absolutely we.
Speaker 10: Got more with Brandon Marshall and Cam Newton when we
Speaker 10: come back, So don't move.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning, everybody. It's the
Speaker 6: j n V. Charlemagne to God, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We're still kicking it with the homie Brandon Marshall and
Speaker 6: Cam Newton Charlamagne.
Speaker 11: I want to ask you, but how do y'all feel
Speaker 11: like what y'all are doing is disrupting what's happening in
Speaker 11: traditional sports networks?
Speaker 3: Cause I feel like I watch it and I'm like,
Speaker 3: the language is changing. The way a lot of these.
Speaker 11: People are trying to talk on these platforms are changing,
Speaker 11: and I know it's because of what athlete driven podcasts
Speaker 11: are doing.
Speaker 3: It's a huge opportunity for us.
Speaker 13: And this is internal language and I always say it's
Speaker 13: next gen ESPN, and so next generation ESPN. It's just
Speaker 13: not a safe spot, like even what Cam was just
Speaker 13: saying about Breakfast Club. It's like, it's how you asked
Speaker 13: the question and how you hold your your people accountable.
Speaker 13: And so we do the same thing I did it
Speaker 13: with Cam, right like Cam planned for the Patriots. This
Speaker 13: is one of our first epic episodes. You have millions
Speaker 13: of views everybody, y'all, y'all did the conversation?
Speaker 3: Remember that? Yeah?
Speaker 13: But no, it was the tough one and I was like, damn,
Speaker 13: I gotta ask the question is like are you done?
Speaker 13: And I'm like, Bro, how's your shoulder feeling?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 13: Cause you know, and he went into it, he explained hisself,
Speaker 13: and then he had a legendary moment he said.
Speaker 3: There ain't thirty two better than me.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 13: We sold t shirts off of that, right, So you
Speaker 13: know it was how It's how you asked the question.
Speaker 13: So it's a safe space and there's a lot of
Speaker 13: people built in podcasts, But are you builting platform? Platform
Speaker 13: is like building teams. You have to having monetization strategy,
Speaker 13: et cetera, et cetera. So there's a huge opportunity for
Speaker 13: those out there that want to figure that out.
Speaker 3: And sports.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you a question. You know both of
Speaker 4: you guys retired. What is your not retired?
Speaker 5: You have not retired.
Speaker 3: You just said you just said you want to play
Speaker 3: for the Falcons.
Speaker 4: Yeah I haven't. But to your point, so you do
Speaker 4: want to play football again? The right opportunity the Falcons?
Speaker 3: You said, that's the only team I saw that a
Speaker 3: couple of sense I.
Speaker 4: Got kids, Bro, Like, would you take another job outside.
Speaker 5: Of New York? Probably?
Speaker 6: Not outside of New York?
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying. It's like, Bro, I got
Speaker 4: soon to be eight kids. Take pride in that. I
Speaker 4: love that, I love being a dad. I can't wait
Speaker 4: to go home today to be able to take my
Speaker 4: daughter to tennis practice. That's feeling that, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: And I'm that I'm not dad too, like everybody knows, like, okay,
Speaker 4: we don't got to guess who his son is, Like, yeah,
Speaker 4: my boy up there and I'm on his ass.
Speaker 3: And when we when we're working out, he's eight. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: My son Jayden, he's like he's getting accepted in schools
Speaker 4: same way. Come on, like, not just the UGA's or
Speaker 4: the Kentucky's. This is the fam Us and the Howards
Speaker 4: and the Hamptons, right and I'm excited for all both
Speaker 4: of them, you know, for for for them all. So
Speaker 4: that's where you got to start taking into consideration. It's like, bro,
Speaker 4: I can't go to play in Seattle, great team, great organization,
Speaker 4: but I can't do that. I mean it's a time difference.
Speaker 4: You know, my kids got technical devices that they want
Speaker 4: to call.
Speaker 3: You and Daddy where you at. So they need a
Speaker 3: coach too. So what coach would you want to play
Speaker 3: for in Atlanta?
Speaker 4: Ask your question?
Speaker 3: We see Belichick it the job.
Speaker 5: Check.
Speaker 3: I said what I said, if you want to review,
Speaker 3: if you still want to, you.
Speaker 4: Know, see what I have to say about this particular
Speaker 4: topic and tune in to fourth and one next week.
Speaker 3: We're gonna definitely talk about.
Speaker 11: It when y'all get to that heighten both of y'all.
Speaker 11: You know, y'all been been to the top of the NFL.
Speaker 11: Do you feel the pressure to keep it to keep
Speaker 11: it all your black? Because there was times when it
Speaker 11: needs to get mad at your dabb and can you
Speaker 11: dab more?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But not only that though, Like I look at the
Speaker 4: league now and I'm like, damn, I would get fine
Speaker 4: for certain things that they do.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: This man is the creation of My Cause My Cleats,
Speaker 4: But the NFL A never wrote him a check for that.
Speaker 3: They're gonna read, they're gonna repurpose it in a different way.
Speaker 4: But he got fine for wearing the lime green mental
Speaker 4: health mental health awareness and wow, and I got proof.
Speaker 4: There's multiple people that told me that, and the NFL
Speaker 4: is making billions of dollars off of that.
Speaker 3: My Cause My Cleats.
Speaker 4: They have unbelievable testimonials by My Cause My Cleats. But
Speaker 4: the person who was fine for that, he didn't even
Speaker 4: get reimburse friends of fines. It was just like oh
Speaker 4: and by the way, listen, like our cost fathers with
Speaker 4: no credit, no credit or nothing to show for it.
Speaker 6: So outside of an Abba boy and.
Speaker 4: Now the NFL can't blame him for saying, hold on.
Speaker 3: This is a bad idea. Let's see how much we
Speaker 3: can raise for it.
Speaker 13: Well, yeah, I mean I don't want to leave it
Speaker 13: out there like that, because you're right, everybody right, you know,
Speaker 13: there should have been more opportunities, and there can be
Speaker 13: more opportunities. I think it was like year three they
Speaker 13: came back around. We did like a thirty second spot
Speaker 13: at commercial whatever, you know. And I wasn't looking at
Speaker 13: it that way. I was looking at how much money,
Speaker 13: you know, the cancer community was generating off of Breast
Speaker 13: Cancer Awareness Week in the NFL. But then I'm looking
Speaker 13: at like, damn, there's thirty six million Americans impacted by cancer,
Speaker 13: but there's one hundred and twenty million Americans affected by
Speaker 13: mental health. What can the NFL do? How much money
Speaker 13: can be generated or profit nonprofit in this community. So
Speaker 13: I was looking at from a business perspective, and so yeah,
Speaker 13: they gave me a little recognition from like putting out
Speaker 13: a commercial doing that, but it was all about the money.
Speaker 13: You know, it's about how how do we get these
Speaker 13: resources to That's like your summit, your mental health summit,
Speaker 13: Like that's what I was looking at. Like, Okay, y'all
Speaker 13: funding all these other places, but you got Charlottane doing
Speaker 13: some amazing things in the space. Let's take ten million
Speaker 13: to put it over here. Let's take ten million, let's
Speaker 13: take it to dak Prescott. But this is what I
Speaker 13: would say. So there's opportunities. But if you know, when
Speaker 13: you're dealing with large corporations like that and establishment establishments
Speaker 13: like that, it can take time. So like I got that,
Speaker 13: like when I call the answer and I go in there,
Speaker 13: and it's gonna take time, but there's gonna be some
Speaker 13: major deals. Like the biggest partner in the NFL signa
Speaker 13: and they don't activate, but they got they trying to
Speaker 13: focus on mental health.
Speaker 3: Who else better to do it with? So I say
Speaker 3: that because it's gonna happen.
Speaker 13: And when you're building something and you see it, it
Speaker 13: may take five, ten, fifteen years, but when it breakthrough,
Speaker 13: it's gonna break through it a major way.
Speaker 10: You know, when you're talking football sports, betting kind of
Speaker 10: took over to it just seems like some of the
Speaker 10: things that they talk about now, the analysts will talk
Speaker 10: about the sports bet and the parlays over the actual game. See,
Speaker 10: I think sports betting helped to hurt the game.
Speaker 13: Well, from a player, it helps the because we're business.
Speaker 13: We're all businessmen here yep, right Like business is booming.
Speaker 13: We got to be a part of it.
Speaker 3: You know. That's why you think the NFL is investing in.
Speaker 13: They were the number one people walking the halls of
Speaker 13: Congress and pushing back, pushing back.
Speaker 3: But it's a you gotta do it. You gotta do it.
Speaker 13: From a business perspective, but from an on the field standpoint, Kim,
Speaker 13: I don't know how you feel about it, but for me,
Speaker 13: it's like I ain't we ain't worrying about that.
Speaker 3: I'm not worrying about your overs and your unders, etcetera.
Speaker 13: But you do have some players that's been suspended because
Speaker 13: they've betten and it ain't supposed to be betting.
Speaker 3: But I don't think it affects the product on the field.
Speaker 4: We need more minority access in the sports betting space.
Speaker 4: You see ESPN, DEBT, n GM, all THEFT, Kings, Draft Kings,
Speaker 4: all that, but nobody looks like us, but we probably
Speaker 4: the number one race that's trying to come up quick.
Speaker 4: So we talk about business. I'm waiting for some sanctions
Speaker 4: to be in place for the next sports book to
Speaker 4: have at least a minority patron in position to do
Speaker 4: that because they use us as influencers, but they don't
Speaker 4: use us as partners.
Speaker 3: And you got Jay z uh fighting for the casino hopefully.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I will keep it lock. We got more with
Speaker 10: Brandon Marshall, Cam Newton when we come back. You don't
Speaker 10: want to miss this. The Breakfast Club, Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's DJ n V. Charlamagne the god we are.
Speaker 10: The Breakfast Club were still kicking it with the homie
Speaker 10: Brandon Marshall and Cam Newton.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne.
Speaker 11: Okay, well, what are your thoughts, Cam Win? The state
Speaker 11: of black quarterbacks right now in the NFL. I think
Speaker 11: this year was like some record.
Speaker 4: It was like, what fourteen starting quarterbacks the majority Now
Speaker 4: that the real thing is now being a white quarterback
Speaker 4: is the minority now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I'm saying, Being a pocket quarterback
Speaker 3: is the minority there. Feel mean.
Speaker 4: So I love the state of where it's at right now,
Speaker 4: and it's pushed by the Lamar Jackson's other world, the
Speaker 4: Patrick Mahomes other world, these extremely uh savvy skill sets
Speaker 4: that this game has really never seen and it's praised.
Speaker 11: Always felt like there was a racial stereotypical component to
Speaker 11: be in a black quarterback where they felt like y'all
Speaker 11: weren't smart enough to plete a position.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's it's in everything, not just in sports.
Speaker 4: It's in everything, like diversity and inclusion. It don't matter
Speaker 4: what the commodity is. The right higher, the right person
Speaker 4: should get this position just because you run fast and
Speaker 4: you just so happened to play the quarterback position. You
Speaker 4: shouldn't have to change your position, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And you know, we had a lot of questions about
Speaker 4: the Lamar Jackson when he got drafted. Joe Flacco was theirs, like,
Speaker 4: is he gonna play receiver? That's why he didn't want
Speaker 4: to run a forty. It's like, no, hope, bro, I
Speaker 4: don't want to do that because I know what y'all
Speaker 4: trying to try to do.
Speaker 11: That's crazy. They try to change your position just because
Speaker 11: you like, come on, corner, what I receive? All these
Speaker 11: black quarterbacks, you're an athlete.
Speaker 13: You're an athlete as usual over here, correct, and it's
Speaker 13: to your point, you know mine, And it's backed up
Speaker 13: in numbers as well. Some of the smartest guys, or
Speaker 13: they think is the smartest guys on the field are
Speaker 13: the backup quarterbacks. A lot of our hit former players
Speaker 13: that become head coaches or backup quarterbacks. And when you
Speaker 13: look at the numbers, how many black quarterbacks or backup quarterbacks?
Speaker 13: Now that's important because we talk about evolution, evolving transition.
Speaker 13: So a white quarterback can be in the NFL for
Speaker 13: ten fifteen years, never throw a touchdown their backup quarterback?
Speaker 13: How many black quarterbacks do they get an opportunity?
Speaker 4: So to that person that says, who does Cam Newton
Speaker 4: think he is by coming out with a list, I'm
Speaker 4: telling you I gave. I said I would be a
Speaker 4: backup to these people. So, knowing that most backup quarterbacks
Speaker 4: don't look like me.
Speaker 3: Why do y'allink? CJ.
Speaker 11: Trouds thinking Jesus was edited out edited out of his
Speaker 11: post game speech, like if the league, you know, like
Speaker 11: not accepting of religion.
Speaker 3: I never I've always seen people think God, So why
Speaker 3: do you think that happened?
Speaker 6: I think that was NBC too.
Speaker 3: NBC, Yeah, it was NBC. Yeah, I think it. You know,
Speaker 3: look now we're in a time where.
Speaker 13: We're so divided, right, and so you think about, you know,
Speaker 13: while we're divided the politics, religion, you know, and in
Speaker 13: different communities their points of views, and so when you
Speaker 13: think about business, they don't want they don't want that.
Speaker 13: They just want football. And so I think it's wrong,
Speaker 13: it's disrespectful. But that's the answer what you're thinking, Oh,
Speaker 13: them accountable.
Speaker 4: You'll hold an athlete accountable or entertainers because they're humans.
Speaker 4: But what do we say to these networks when they
Speaker 4: make their mistakes? We just overlook, Ah, it's okay, cool. No,
Speaker 4: I'm coming for accountability on everybody, from the reporters to
Speaker 4: the to the networks, because that that that ain't right.
Speaker 4: That's what the new norm of twenty twenty fourth. And
Speaker 4: if you call cap on me the shorter receipts and
Speaker 4: your boy Devot cam stopped calling me mother, I ain't
Speaker 4: calling you now he realized like somebody was playing with
Speaker 4: you can't just sit up there and do.
Speaker 6: That, goosey.
Speaker 3: You know, not a situation.
Speaker 4: So you know, you know, whats going on? Somebody was
Speaker 4: playing on his phone and these little white kids that
Speaker 4: came out and said that. But he goes online and
Speaker 4: say like, yo, Bro, Cam stop calling me. You just
Speaker 4: want to be on your podcast a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: I'm like, Bro, that wasn't me.
Speaker 6: But that's cool.
Speaker 4: But he tried to stand on business. But as we
Speaker 4: find out, and I'm my fans still like fan of Debo, like, bro.
Speaker 3: Like how can I hate what you do? Like it
Speaker 3: was a mistake, but hey, you thought you got me?
Speaker 3: You didn't? Well are you?
Speaker 5: Are?
Speaker 11: You coming out with a book on how to be
Speaker 11: the kind of man and makes a woman want to
Speaker 11: see me? Oh, it makes a woman want.
Speaker 4: To be I need to be coming out with a
Speaker 4: book that the tail we need men to start being men.
Speaker 4: That might be because I think I think that's the
Speaker 4: thing too, that that submissive line I should have added
Speaker 4: also we need to be we need men to be men,
Speaker 4: because then I will ask DJ ANDV, how were you
Speaker 4: able to sustain your marriage for so many years?
Speaker 10: We don't talk about that, that's true, you know, and
Speaker 10: and for a life right there twenty two years down
Speaker 10: left right, yes, but we're able to you know, to
Speaker 10: talk about it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So so when I'm having these conversations and I'm and
Speaker 4: I'm speaking, I've never been married, So somebody will say,
Speaker 4: how the hell you get to talk about marriage.
Speaker 3: If you ain't never been married, you got relationships. But
Speaker 3: then I'll say this, how does Steven A. Smith talk
Speaker 3: about the NBA if he ain't ever been in the NBA?
Speaker 4: Right, I've had certain situations though that had garnered a
Speaker 4: lot of attention by me saying, you know, an alpha male,
Speaker 4: but a real man. I've seen my father do this.
Speaker 4: He knew when to allow the woman to lead. We
Speaker 4: need men to start taking accountability and saying like, bro,
Speaker 4: you can't just keep having these fatherless children.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 4: But we highlight them in music. We highlight them in
Speaker 4: you know, different aspects. It's like, okay, he had great
Speaker 4: this or great that. That's what Charleston White did. Still accountability,
Speaker 4: you know, and he shunned Dion. I'm like, but did
Speaker 4: Deon do anything different? If you was in his position?
Speaker 4: Would you not try to put your son on? So
Speaker 4: you can't you can't be hypocritical to that. It's not
Speaker 4: like it's not like his son not adult exactly, and
Speaker 4: he's put in his whole family, like the well off
Speaker 4: media that's his son.
Speaker 11: Y'all brothers are doing it great. Ja, I guess didn't
Speaker 11: talk to y'all all day. Man, make sure you check
Speaker 11: the I Am Iconic tour and the im Athlete.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So we did a couple of cities.
Speaker 13: Now we feel like it's almost like a comedian perfecting
Speaker 13: their material. So you know, we have this idea of
Speaker 13: creating a live experience and so we were in Atlanta, Chicago,
Speaker 13: and we feel really good about it. And now it's
Speaker 13: time to what stand on business business package.
Speaker 10: We appreciate you brothers for joining us. Y'all guys invited
Speaker 10: any time.
Speaker 16: You know that.
Speaker 6: So if you in town, pull on up. Just just
Speaker 6: come on up.
Speaker 10: And hopefully when we when we get our co host,
Speaker 10: whenever that happens, you know, we'll all come together.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 4: I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation you had hold on what
Speaker 4: happened before we get out of here?
Speaker 3: The people, the people I want to know with what
Speaker 3: with just hilarious. Oh, I loved y'all conversation on.
Speaker 4: That was a conversation, Like, y'all, that was an amazing conversation.
Speaker 4: What happened to just hilarious on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Y'all, Cam Newton and Brandon.
Speaker 4: Us Man.
Speaker 3: We appreciate them so much.
Speaker 10: At the breakfast Good Morning Morning, Everybody's DJ n V,
Speaker 10: CHARLAMAGNEA God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 6: Let's talk Taylor Swift, pull out.
Speaker 2: A name or you've gossip been when you chatting?
Speaker 3: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 20: I mean, I guess we on the breakfast lide. This
Speaker 20: is why the tea spells say right now, this is
Speaker 20: very scary. Taylor Swift has a stalker and he has
Speaker 20: been arrested again. His name is David Crowe. He's thirty
Speaker 20: three years old. He's been by Taylor.
Speaker 6: Swift's apartment thirty times in the last two months.
Speaker 21: Was walked out of the First Police Precinct about eight
Speaker 21: o'clock tonight. I did ask him if he was a
Speaker 21: fan of Taylor Swift's. He did not answer that question.
Speaker 21: He just kept talking about a pair of pants that said.
Speaker 21: We have learned today that between November twenty fifth and
Speaker 21: January twenty second, he has been at the singer's home
Speaker 21: approximately thirty times. Pants David Crowe, Taylor Swift's alleged stalker
Speaker 21: once again put in handcuffs, this time.
Speaker 6: For violating an order of protection.
Speaker 21: Won the judge and posed just out earlier, insisting he
Speaker 21: was back at Swift's townhouse looking for a pair of pants.
Speaker 3: He says, we're in the dumpster.
Speaker 21: This New York Post photo appears to show him diving
Speaker 21: into the dumpster just across the street from the Pop
Speaker 21: Stars building. This all playing out shortly after he faced
Speaker 21: a judge on charges of stalking and harassment. He was
Speaker 21: let go under supervision and was ordered to stay away
Speaker 21: from the singer and her home.
Speaker 10: Isn't that scary? The fact that this man is still there?
Speaker 10: He's been arrested numerous times. They said he got arrested
Speaker 10: one day, the charges weren't done strong, they released him,
Speaker 10: and then the rest of him several hours later back
Speaker 10: at the same residence.
Speaker 3: Why didn't shoot him? What security was at?
Speaker 6: Mmm? I don't know, But yeah, this is very, very scary.
Speaker 3: And shouldn't it be like a limit, Like you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: If you harass somebody thirty times, like, shouldn't you automatically
Speaker 11: get some type of extreme jailstiners.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying extreme, but like a year, a couple
Speaker 3: of years or something.
Speaker 10: Whatever they're doing, it seems like he's not worth because
Speaker 10: he continues to go back to the same spot and
Speaker 10: they arrest him over and over again, and.
Speaker 6: Like, what are they waiting for?
Speaker 11: And you know what, I'm gonna take that back about
Speaker 11: shooting him because clearly he might be dealing with some
Speaker 11: type of mental health issues, right, because insanity is doing
Speaker 11: the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
Speaker 11: If you go to the same place thirty times, did
Speaker 11: he get arrested all thirty times?
Speaker 10: He got arrested a lot of times with just complaints,
Speaker 10: But mental health mental issues are not. If you're coming
Speaker 10: to hurt me or something's coming to happen, I have
Speaker 10: to defend myself if he has a weapon.
Speaker 3: The other day, you said if somebody breaking your house,
Speaker 3: you shouldn't shoot him.
Speaker 6: No, I didn't say that.
Speaker 3: You said you should give more chance or something something.
Speaker 3: I didn't say that.
Speaker 6: I didn't say that.
Speaker 10: You said something to that effect that was not that
Speaker 10: that full thing. You sound like somebody these blogs. You
Speaker 10: take a little bit of what I said.
Speaker 3: I didn't. I'm not making this up. We had a
Speaker 3: debate about it.
Speaker 11: I just don't care to remember right now, but something, yes,
Speaker 11: should happened to that individual. There's got to be some
Speaker 11: type of consequences and repercussions. That's why he keeps coming back.
Speaker 6: Now, let's talk about being light skinned.
Speaker 3: Why for what they eat? Steph currying in the room,
Speaker 3: He's the only lifekined man worth talking about.
Speaker 6: Lil Wayne talks about why he feels people hate on
Speaker 6: Drake so much.
Speaker 5: Why didn't they hate No Drake like this? That's what
Speaker 5: I don't understand. That's true. That's too sure. You know,
Speaker 5: you know he likes we've been doing that. That's history.
Speaker 5: That's just America's history.
Speaker 3: How I know it's because I'm not life skinned.
Speaker 14: I hate you all dues.
Speaker 5: So yeah, because American man hate it on all of man.
Speaker 22: You shout out, shout out to yellow man. At least
Speaker 22: put it in the same especially pretty. But that's what's
Speaker 22: wrong with you.
Speaker 10: And I know that's the reason why a lot of you,
Speaker 10: you brothers and and and people out there hate us
Speaker 10: on our on our light skined brothers. We've been called
Speaker 10: everything from beige, bitch, mellow, yellow, light, bright, red bone.
Speaker 10: It's color whiffle, color negro, high yellow highlight of big bird.
Speaker 6: We've been all those names.
Speaker 11: The only one that you said was good was waffle
Speaker 11: colored negro because I made that up years ago.
Speaker 3: And I never hated on light skin dudes.
Speaker 11: I just cheered when Nino Brown stabbed a pretty negro
Speaker 11: from the bank in the hand. Okay, And I never
Speaker 11: called anybody any of those things except for waffle colored Negro.
Speaker 11: I call them canary colored cowards. I tell him that
Speaker 11: their skin is the color of dirty arroin. I call
Speaker 11: them khaki colored clowns. I call them beige bitch, beige bowls.
Speaker 11: I said, your pigment, of your pigment is the color
Speaker 11: pancake batter. My favorite is calling a light skin man
Speaker 11: a pretty albino girl. That is a good one, see
Speaker 11: you know, a.
Speaker 3: Good one that we never used. Give you one more,
Speaker 3: one more, Just give you one more.
Speaker 11: Call light skin man quacker ass quackers, okay, because rubber
Speaker 11: duckies are yellow and ducks quack your quacker ass quacker.
Speaker 6: See that's that's that's where the hate come from.
Speaker 8: I hate it.
Speaker 6: I don't hate.
Speaker 3: I don't hate. I don't hate. I don't know why
Speaker 3: would I hate on you for not having no Melani.
Speaker 10: Now, Kevin Gates was saying yesterday, Kevin Gates said the
Speaker 10: same exact thing.
Speaker 13: I mean, this would all do disrespect. It's hard for
Speaker 13: a bright. You got to be extra gangster when you bright.
Speaker 13: You know when you bright, you know like how you
Speaker 13: know how to fight so good kids, because I got
Speaker 13: beat up a lot. That's why they always picked the bright.
Speaker 13: They don't never pick. They don't never pick. He this dude,
Speaker 13: he ain't did nothing gangster.
Speaker 5: He just ugly.
Speaker 3: He just ugly. Why are we ugly because we talk?
Speaker 3: Yet keep talking.
Speaker 13: I ain't talking about you. You're a chocolate man. I'm
Speaker 13: talking about he uglyad he would he would a yellow.
Speaker 13: He would a yellow. Gonna like yellow like chocolate. They
Speaker 13: don't like bright.
Speaker 3: But then it's a right as him. Though he's bright,
Speaker 3: you ain't right to be.
Speaker 13: I'm really letting you know what I'm saying. I come
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Speaker 13: I've been battle tested.
Speaker 6: You know I'm approved.
Speaker 10: See, and that's the problem. Why could I just be
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Speaker 3: Let's here's the thing. Let's let's not right, I'm black.
Speaker 3: Let's be kind.
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Speaker 11: Our beige brothers in the blue vein society. Okay, it's
Speaker 11: very tough for them this time of year. All right,
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Speaker 11: be just be patient with them and be kind.
Speaker 6: Okay, just submit we all black to say that you're
Speaker 6: not you're Paige. I hate you, and I can't say
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Speaker 3: It's just you just don't have anything that's good. You
Speaker 3: don't have anything good to say like I do.
Speaker 6: Grad it's your room, will report.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 10: I'm not even gonna say it all right now when
Speaker 10: we come back, Oh donkey today we give you.
Speaker 3: Donk at to man for after the hour.
Speaker 11: Man, I've been looking at this, Uh, I've been paying
Speaker 11: attention to the young Doug case, like not really paying
Speaker 11: the attention you know, in and out of it.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 11: Can we talk about that for a second, because you know,
Speaker 11: I saw this phone call that came out between him
Speaker 11: and Mariah scientists. Can we talk about what's going on
Speaker 11: at the cob County Jail and all of that. For
Speaker 11: a second, I need some of them people, whoever the
Speaker 11: group he was that put that video out. You need
Speaker 11: to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 3: You like to have a word with you, please.
Speaker 10: All right, we'll get to that next, so don't move,
Speaker 10: and then Jay Shetty will be joining us. It's the
Speaker 10: Breakfast slogo Morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never
Speaker 10: be the same.
Speaker 2: Your execute shore on.
Speaker 1: The Donkey of the Day is something to do to you.
Speaker 3: The reason he gave me donkey other day and I
Speaker 3: deserve that.
Speaker 5: You need to know.
Speaker 3: You need to tell them, I am.
Speaker 9: You have to them.
Speaker 3: It's time for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 6: It's a read. But you're so good at Charlamagne, Charlamage.
Speaker 9: Damn Salomeame, who do you the the dusky the other day?
Speaker 11: To man well, sexy red Donkey today for Thursday, January
Speaker 11: twenty fifth goals to the Cobb County Jail in Atlanta.
Speaker 11: At this point, it's not even just the Cobb County
Speaker 11: Jail in Atlanta, it's everything surrounding the reco case of
Speaker 11: Jeffrey Williams, whose stage name is Young Thug. Fifty fifty
Speaker 11: cent I know you got the power universe and being
Speaker 11: Mef and you working on stories about things that happened
Speaker 11: here in the streets of New York City. But at
Speaker 11: some point someone is gonna have to do a movie
Speaker 11: of our film on the dramaedy that is the Young
Speaker 11: Thug reco case.
Speaker 3: Okay, a TV show, a film something.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 11: I'm not an attorneys and I don't take anything I
Speaker 11: say here this morning as law because I am going
Speaker 11: strictly off feelings here.
Speaker 3: No facts, okay.
Speaker 11: And when I say facts, I mean facts about the law,
Speaker 11: because I have no idea about the facts.
Speaker 3: Of this case, nor do I have any idea about
Speaker 3: the law. I don't know what Jeffrey did or what
Speaker 3: he didn't do.
Speaker 11: So I don't want anyone to hear this and say
Speaker 11: I'm advocating for Thug to get away with any crimes
Speaker 11: you committed. All I'm simply saying is this case should
Speaker 11: be dismissed, okay, hung jewelry something. Seriously, at this point,
Speaker 11: I don't see how this trial is even still happening.
Speaker 11: I don't know if it should be a mistrial. I
Speaker 11: don't know what the technical terms are. I already told
Speaker 11: you I'm not an attorney. I am not one of
Speaker 11: these negroes who pretends to be an expert on something
Speaker 11: on social media.
Speaker 3: Okay, all I know is my.
Speaker 11: Instincts, my gut, my third eye, my intuition, my spider
Speaker 11: fitss are tangling and telling me this.
Speaker 3: Case needs to be thrown out. Okay.
Speaker 11: I mean every single week it's something new. What prompted
Speaker 11: me to say this on this fine Thursday morning is
Speaker 11: this phone call between Jeffrey and his girlfriend, Mariah the scientist.
Speaker 11: This is a phone call on video from a jail
Speaker 11: visit from Mariah to Jeffrey, and it clearly was recorded
Speaker 11: at the Cobb County Jail. Here's the thing. Why is
Speaker 11: this video out? I know it's not illegal. I know
Speaker 11: these calls can be public record from what I was told,
Speaker 11: But why who in the Cobb County jail is so
Speaker 11: grouped out that they decided you, Maria scientists visiting young
Speaker 11: thug over the holidays.
Speaker 3: We have it on video.
Speaker 11: Let me put that out online to get the computer's peuting. Now,
Speaker 11: Jeffrey and Maria aren't saying anything incriminating. She's visiting him,
Speaker 11: showing some love. It's honestly not even worth playing over
Speaker 11: the air. But here's a little bit of it.
Speaker 3: What's up, baby, Merry Christmas?
Speaker 9: I love you, I miss you, and I love you.
Speaker 14: I love you.
Speaker 11: Thanks guests, And I had to have a right name.
Speaker 9: What would you pick it to be? I like that
Speaker 9: you call me last night, daddy.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 11: It's nothing. But it's not about the call that. It's
Speaker 11: about the principal. And I already told you, uh that
Speaker 11: it's not a for the jail to put out a
Speaker 11: video recording of him and.
Speaker 3: Mariah on the phone. I don't believe it is his
Speaker 3: public record, okay, from what I was told.
Speaker 11: But if you know Thug wasn't who he was and
Speaker 11: Mariah Scientist wasn't who she was, woul these calls be
Speaker 11: out And this is why we are here today because
Speaker 11: I just don't understand how Jeffrey is getting a fair
Speaker 11: trial with nut ass things like this keep happening.
Speaker 3: There is more twist in this trial than it is
Speaker 3: in young Thug's hair. Okay. I don't even have time
Speaker 3: to go through all the things, Okay, but there's quite
Speaker 3: a few.
Speaker 11: Remember when the juror decided to take a trip to
Speaker 11: the Dominican Republican instead of going to jury duty and
Speaker 11: then the judge ordered.
Speaker 3: Them to complete a thirty page essay.
Speaker 11: Remember when another juror got jailed for three days after
Speaker 11: filming the court proceedings. Remember when an attorney was arrested
Speaker 11: for bringing contraband into the courtroom and assaulting an officer.
Speaker 11: Remember when the judge threatened to arrest people for making
Speaker 11: outbursts in court. Remember when they was on zoom in
Speaker 11: a porn old video popped up. Remember when the judge
Speaker 11: had to stop the proceedings to address weeks of evidence
Speaker 11: in the trial. Remember when his coach defender got stabbed
Speaker 11: in jail and that delayed the trial. Remember when someone
Speaker 11: recorded the jury and posted an online and all these
Speaker 11: blog sites ran with it. Now you got Jeffrey's prison
Speaker 11: visits with his girl being released to the public once again.
Speaker 6: Not somebody yelled on one of the streams to it.
Speaker 3: It's like free thug mistrial. I remember that. I remember that.
Speaker 11: I just don't see how he's getting a fair trial.
Speaker 11: It just feels like multiple constitutional violations have occurred. Once again,
Speaker 11: I'm not an attorney, so don't listen to me, but
Speaker 11: it feels like constitutional violations. It feels like deterrent effect
Speaker 11: of prosecution. I don't even know what None of that
Speaker 11: stuff I just said means. It just looks and sounds
Speaker 11: like what I'm feeling. Okay, Procedural issues. I did my research,
Speaker 11: and by research I mean Google. In these phrases feel
Speaker 11: like why I think this case should be a mistrial?
Speaker 11: Legal insufficiency? That sounds right, right? Lack of resources?
Speaker 3: Know that? Look, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 11: Okay, let me stop trying to sound smart about this.
Speaker 11: I hate when folks do that. Whenever it's an issue,
Speaker 11: they become an expert on it because they google something. Okay,
Speaker 11: folks is geopolitical experts on Palestine and Israel, and COVID
Speaker 11: was kicking our asses. Everyone was an expert in global
Speaker 11: disease biology. I'm not about to sit here and think
Speaker 11: like I'm some type of trial looyer. All I'm saying
Speaker 11: is I would be surprised if thug walks from this right.
Speaker 3: But it don't feel like he's getting the Farris' shakes.
Speaker 11: It feels like someone is treating this whole situation like
Speaker 11: a feature film, and it ain't a movie.
Speaker 1: Dog.
Speaker 11: Okay, Remember when the judge, Judge Glanville, got really upset
Speaker 11: and the woman Kathy Russon from Law and Crime tweeted
Speaker 11: Judge Euro Glanville, who's overseeing the trial, recently got upset in.
Speaker 3: The court room.
Speaker 11: Judge Glanville appeared very angry and called all attorneys back
Speaker 11: in chambers, working to get more information, but murmurs about
Speaker 11: a mistrial. Stand by because the judge was upset at
Speaker 11: a bunch of things I just named, mainly juror's faces
Speaker 11: getting out there. I even saw Drake post this morning
Speaker 11: in reference to the video being released of Mariah and Jeffrey.
Speaker 11: He posted, it's got to be some form of jail misconduct.
Speaker 11: You want to drag this talented man, then not be
Speaker 11: able to control your employees using his personal business for
Speaker 11: their own game. Somebody benefited from this video, Eve and
Speaker 11: existing and that's shameful. Whole case is a wash. Just
Speaker 11: free to guy and let him come home and continue
Speaker 11: bringing light to Atlanta. Well, damn it, swine must be
Speaker 11: flying because I agree with the Toronto raptor.
Speaker 3: Yes, I said a raptor, not rapper.
Speaker 11: I don't know if it will be a mistrial, but
Speaker 11: I can clearly see a hung jury because I don't
Speaker 11: even understand how a jury, a judged could focus on
Speaker 11: the actual evidence of this case with all of these
Speaker 11: distractions surround the case.
Speaker 3: And all these distractions keep happening.
Speaker 11: Okay, they say jeoris aren't supposed to pay attention to
Speaker 11: the news and stuff like that during a trial. Do
Speaker 11: you really believe, do you really truly believe in your
Speaker 11: heart of hearts, that jurors in this case aren't paying
Speaker 11: attention to everything that's.
Speaker 3: Being said online?
Speaker 4: How could you not?
Speaker 11: You don't think they're not paying attention to what's being
Speaker 11: said on TV on radio. Once again, I don't know
Speaker 11: if Jeffrey is guilty or not guilty of the things
Speaker 11: he's being accused of, but I do know this case
Speaker 11: is too damn convoluted and too full of drama to
Speaker 11: family find out. So please give whoever released this video
Speaker 11: from the Cobb County jail the biggest.
Speaker 6: He huh, all right, we'll thank you for that, donkey
Speaker 6: to day.
Speaker 10: And you're absolutely right. There's so many things that have
Speaker 10: been released on this trial. It's it's disrespect. I don't
Speaker 10: see how he gets a fairy he doesn't. I don't
Speaker 10: see how he's getting a fair shake at all.
Speaker 11: I don't see how anybody can look at this situation
Speaker 11: and say this is fair to him, regardless of I
Speaker 11: don't know if he's guilty or not guilty. I'm just
Speaker 11: saying we all should get a fair trial.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 10: Just don't seem fair at all, not at all, not
Speaker 10: with everything being released and everything has happened, It just
Speaker 10: nah seemed like a circus.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, thank you for that, donkey of to day.
Speaker 10: Now, when we come back, Jay Shetty will be joining us,
Speaker 10: and we're gonna kick it with Jay Shetty when we
Speaker 10: come back.
Speaker 6: Tell him what j Sheeddy Charlottman.
Speaker 11: Jay Shetty is the host of the On Purpose podcast.
Speaker 11: He's a fantastic author. He put out a book last
Speaker 11: year called Eight Rules of Love, How to Find It,
Speaker 11: Keep It and Let it Go. He's amazing. You just
Speaker 11: saw him sit down Michelle Obama. So I think that
Speaker 11: was the last week he did a conversation with Michelle Obama.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 6: But yeah, Jay Shetty will be here when we come back.
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Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen, Jay Shetty AAA.
Speaker 11: By the way, Jay Sheddy is more than the podcast hosts.
Speaker 11: He has one of the top ten biggest podcasts in
Speaker 11: the world. Right, Okay, I think that's a very important
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Speaker 11: he has one of the top ten biggest podcasts in
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Speaker 3: Is the number five?
Speaker 6: I think?
Speaker 17: I think so that's on Spotify. I think that's what
Speaker 17: it came out us. But no, thank you for having me, guys.
Speaker 17: I love being here with you, guys. I'm so grateful
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Speaker 17: And that's not new for you for your viewers, but
Speaker 17: it's new for me being in in with you. But
Speaker 17: thank you, Thank you, guys.
Speaker 11: You just sat down with first Lady Michelle Obama. Conversation
Speaker 11: was everywhere right and she expressed how terrified she was
Speaker 11: about this election year. What did it like hearing that
Speaker 11: from her? And how do you process that? Does that
Speaker 11: give you anxiety when you did it?
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's an interesting thought process because I can't vote
Speaker 17: in this country. I moved here eight years ago. I
Speaker 17: have a green card, but I don't, you know, I
Speaker 17: don't have voting rights. And I moved here the Trump
Speaker 17: became president in twenty sixteen, and so I've had an
Speaker 17: interesting education in the United States that I haven't you know.
Speaker 17: I didn't grow up learning American history or American politics.
Speaker 17: So I'm also very uneducated in that space. Specifically, I
Speaker 17: think for me, I look at most things as things
Speaker 17: I can and can't control. And when I think about
Speaker 17: things that make me anxious on a global scale, I
Speaker 17: often ask myself what is the root of that anxiety
Speaker 17: in my community? So if I'm seeing whether it's ignorance,
Speaker 17: whether it's a lack of understanding, whether it's a lack
Speaker 17: of curiosity, open and there's compassion on a global scale,
Speaker 17: I'm asking myself, where does that exist within me and
Speaker 17: my friends and my society, and how do I start
Speaker 17: impacting that because that I can control. And so I've
Speaker 17: been practicing that for a long time because I feel
Speaker 17: that there's a lot of things that give me anxiety,
Speaker 17: Like there's a lot of things that can stress me out.
Speaker 17: There's something new in the news every day that can
Speaker 17: do that. So to me, I try and bring down
Speaker 17: global events into the personal and intimate because otherwise it's
Speaker 17: so chaotic and so hard.
Speaker 3: To deal with. How many times do you, I mean,
Speaker 3: how often have you broken your own eight rules of love?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 3: Every day?
Speaker 2: Every day, man, every day.
Speaker 17: I don't think it's you know, it goes back to that,
Speaker 17: how can I heal someone? I'm still healing myself. And
Speaker 17: it goes to the reality of and I think we
Speaker 17: all know this at this table. Everything in life is
Speaker 17: a process, right, Like even if you took something really tangible,
Speaker 17: like we say this person is rich, we talk about
Speaker 17: them as if they can never lose it and that
Speaker 17: will always be theirs.
Speaker 3: That's actually not true.
Speaker 17: Could lose all their money. We talk about someone being famous,
Speaker 17: you could lose that. So in the same way healing
Speaker 17: progress development, you can lose it. And I think we've
Speaker 17: got so lost in that destination addiction, the belief that
Speaker 17: you get to a point from which there is no return.
Speaker 17: And I think that destination addiction is really misleading in
Speaker 17: the wellness space because we feel like, oh, now I'm healed.
Speaker 17: And I think it comes from this idea of if
Speaker 17: you think about it right, social media is full of
Speaker 17: before and after pictures. This is where I used to be,
Speaker 17: look at where I am now right, And it's always
Speaker 17: like saying I used to be in a bad place,
Speaker 17: now I'm in a great place.
Speaker 3: No process, no process, and.
Speaker 17: Linear when the real life life is this every day
Speaker 17: it's just cyclical. And I think we've made our minds
Speaker 17: feel that journey's are linear. It's like A to B,
Speaker 17: like going from LA to New York or New York
Speaker 17: to LA. It's linear. But we know that life is
Speaker 17: so much more cyclical, and so yes, I've broken the
Speaker 17: eight Rules of Love every day, every week of my life.
Speaker 11: One of the things you say, man, is so important
Speaker 11: that I want people to really get from this if
Speaker 11: they don't get nothing else from this conversation, is you're like,
Speaker 11: there's no manual for any of this. You're not going
Speaker 11: to be the perfect husband, You're not gonna be the
Speaker 11: perfect father. I spend so much time simply apologizing to
Speaker 11: my wife and apologizing to my kids because I don't
Speaker 11: ever want them to think that I'm trying to come
Speaker 11: off with some perfect human who never gets anything wrong right,
Speaker 11: And I think that is that's very important to do,
Speaker 11: and just being present like when you're when you're when
Speaker 11: your wife calls you, your child calls you, even if
Speaker 11: you in that moment you weren't present. As soon as
Speaker 11: I'm done with it, I'm doing I'm so sorry that
Speaker 11: you know I had to do that, but I had
Speaker 11: to go do X, Y and Z in that moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Absolutely, And I think I think the thing about the
Speaker 17: point you just made, and I hope this is what
Speaker 17: someone takes away from this as well, is I think
Speaker 17: a lot of us in our minds when we do introspect,
Speaker 17: we're quite heavy and harsh on ourselves. I think a
Speaker 17: lot of people are walking around with a interne in
Speaker 17: a critical voice that is completely making them feel terrible,
Speaker 17: and so when anyone says something externally, it's worse. And
Speaker 17: I just want to remind people that you can't hate
Speaker 17: yourself into change, Like you can't guilt yourself into growth.
Speaker 17: You can't blame yourself into a breakthrough. When was the
Speaker 17: last time you changed who you were because someone hated you?
Speaker 17: Never when was the last time you supported someone you
Speaker 17: hate deeply? So if you're hating, blaming guilty yourself, it
Speaker 17: may get you started, but it won't get you there.
Speaker 17: And so anyone who's giving themselves a hard time, I'm
Speaker 17: not saying to give yourself an easy time, but that
Speaker 17: inner grace that in a forgiveness is such an important
Speaker 17: part of you actually becoming better. So you're not doing
Speaker 17: it because you're trying to take it easy on yourself.
Speaker 17: You're doing it because it's going to let you get
Speaker 17: through the hard times.
Speaker 10: The most important thing, I think for a lot of
Speaker 10: people is back to what you say with forgiveness and grace, right.
Speaker 10: A lot of things that we do is learn behavior. Right,
Speaker 10: Why do people pop their children usually because they got
Speaker 10: popped us child?
Speaker 6: You know a lot of the things that we learned
Speaker 6: and we were taught.
Speaker 17: Yeah, there's there's that famous coott you just reminded me
Speaker 17: of that says, by the time you realize that your
Speaker 17: parents are right, your kids are telling you that you're wrong.
Speaker 17: And it's that that awkward position that we end up in.
Speaker 3: And but you know what's really interesting about that.
Speaker 17: I was talking to someone about this at dinner last night,
Speaker 17: and there's this old story that I heard a while ago,
Speaker 17: and it's always resonated with me, even with my own childhood,
Speaker 17: not not in particular, but in essence. So the story
Speaker 17: goes that these two men were interviewed and one was
Speaker 17: an alcoholic and the other one had never drunk alcohol,
Speaker 17: and they were brothers, and they interviewed them, and then
Speaker 17: they asked the one who drank alcohol and was an alcoholic,
Speaker 17: he said, why are you an alcoholic? He said, my
Speaker 17: dad was an alcoholic. And then they asked the other brother,
Speaker 17: why don't you drink? And he said, my dad was
Speaker 17: an alcoholic. And so I think a lot of us
Speaker 17: got an education and what not to do, but we
Speaker 17: ended up repeating it instead of breaking the cycle. And
Speaker 17: I feel like in my life I had to. I
Speaker 17: got a great education in a lot of my areas
Speaker 17: of life in what not to do and who not
Speaker 17: to be, and I took all those little notes down,
Speaker 17: and I think that's what's improved my life. So I
Speaker 17: think if we're constantly waiting for the perfect example and
Speaker 17: the perfect space and the perfect surroundings and the perfect
Speaker 17: aren't and on call and the perfect parent, it's like
Speaker 17: we may be waiting forever because no one's perfect. So
Speaker 17: we almost have to make a list of what not
Speaker 17: to do but what not to do also how.
Speaker 11: To That's why that's why podcast like on Purpose is
Speaker 11: so important. That's what podcast like you know Debbie Brown
Speaker 11: deeply Well is so important because we learn how to,
Speaker 11: you know.
Speaker 3: Break break a lot in these cycles.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, we got more with Ja Shetty when we come back.
Speaker 10: Keep it like this, the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning.
Speaker 10: Everybody is the j Envy Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Ja Shetty cham.
Speaker 3: Are you wearing gas right now?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: No, right now, Okay, I'm just because you saw that
Speaker 3: a gap.
Speaker 6: That's why.
Speaker 3: I just thought you was handsome.
Speaker 17: All right, DJMV this you know, you know, I wasn't
Speaker 17: expecting that from you, but thank you man, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: You and your wife did the holiday holiday gap campaign.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, we were just you know, when we got
Speaker 17: asked to do that, it was like we couldn't believe it.
Speaker 6: We're like, what is this?
Speaker 17: You know, like we grew up watching the gap campaigns,
Speaker 17: like the holiday campaigns especially, and any I've said to
Speaker 17: my wife, any time I get to do any work
Speaker 17: with her is my favorite thing because I got to
Speaker 17: hang with her all day, and so that shoot was fun.
Speaker 3: They made it fun.
Speaker 17: The creative team was fantastic, like it was a good time.
Speaker 17: We walked out of there having had a great day.
Speaker 17: So it was a lot of fun. And then it
Speaker 17: was it was surreal because you know, yeah, definitely never
Speaker 17: been a model.
Speaker 11: So I want to ask you to do you get
Speaker 11: pushed back from people who will watch you sit down
Speaker 11: with a Michelle Obama or a Jada Pinky Smith?
Speaker 3: Why didn't you challenge them on this? Why didn't you
Speaker 3: challenge them on that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 17: I don't get pushed back for not challenging people because
Speaker 17: I think the questions I ask are challenging in a
Speaker 17: different way. But I think I'll get pushed back because
Speaker 17: someone doesn't like that person. But what I've found every
Speaker 17: single time is that when someone actually listens to the
Speaker 17: episode or watches it on YouTube, if you look at
Speaker 17: that comment section, it is spectacular, like when someone's actually
Speaker 17: taken out time out of the day to listen for
Speaker 17: an hour or watch for an hour, and then you
Speaker 17: see the comment section, You'll see people having complete I
Speaker 17: had people reaching out about both those episodes the President
Speaker 17: Biden interview as well that we did earlier last year
Speaker 17: and the comments of people who actually listened to it,
Speaker 17: and by the way, a lot of people were like, hey,
Speaker 17: I don't agree with this person's politics. I'm actually on
Speaker 17: completely on the other side. But I just want you
Speaker 17: to know that listening to this interview was so enlightening
Speaker 17: from a human perspective. Thank you for putting it out there.
Speaker 17: And I respect that approach because I think that's why
Speaker 17: I do the interview. I don't do the interview for
Speaker 17: any other reason apart from us looking at the broken
Speaker 17: mirror and looking back and saying, Okay, where can I
Speaker 17: resonate with the humanity of this individual, law, where can
Speaker 17: I relate to this person? So yeah, I think that's
Speaker 17: that's generally the pushback. But the comment section. I encourage
Speaker 17: you on those episodes to go look at the YouTube
Speaker 17: comment sections. It's phenomenal to read what people are getting.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because I think your conversation with Jada Pinkett Smith
Speaker 11: the clips is what's set off to Jada pink and hatred,
Speaker 11: not because of you, you know.
Speaker 6: What I mean.
Speaker 11: But if you didn't watch the whole conversation and context,
Speaker 11: and you just saw clips, yeah, she got attack, yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, and Jada's a dear friend for me, So it's Yeah,
Speaker 17: it's a tough one because I think any clip about anyone.
Speaker 3: I said, someone say this to me today.
Speaker 17: Yesterday they said to me Jay, they meant me for
Speaker 17: the first time, and they were like, Jay, you're so
Speaker 17: much nicer in person. I didn't like you off a
Speaker 17: few Instagram and I was like, fair enough, that's cool,
Speaker 17: but it's so hard for me to be all of
Speaker 17: myself in thirty seconds and I'm trying my best.
Speaker 3: You're trying your best.
Speaker 17: You'll try your best, but it's hard for any of us.
Speaker 3: Like they did, not to like about you on instagramature
Speaker 3: with your wife, No puppy's looking your fate.
Speaker 4: No way.
Speaker 17: No, in the sense of I think he was just
Speaker 17: like you know, I feel like you feel a bit
Speaker 17: like whatever it was, like whatever he's I don't even
Speaker 17: know what it was. But I think all of us,
Speaker 17: if you judged any of ourselves at thirty second real,
Speaker 17: I'm sure all of us would agree it's not who
Speaker 17: we are, you know. So, And that's why I do
Speaker 17: stuff with my wife because I feel I'm most myself
Speaker 17: when I'm with my wife, because naturally it's the person
Speaker 17: I spend the most time with and so, but even
Speaker 17: even with all of us, like, I've got to meet
Speaker 17: you guys in person a few times now. We win
Speaker 17: canned with iHeart On, you know, for the festival last
Speaker 17: year together. And I think when you've met people in person,
Speaker 17: that's the only time you're going to feel like you've
Speaker 17: got to know them. I don't think anyone unders I
Speaker 17: feel like if someone if someone okay, if someone follows
Speaker 17: me on Instagram, they understand maybe ten percent of who
Speaker 17: I am. If they listen to my podcast, they probably
Speaker 17: understand seventy five percent of who I am because they're
Speaker 17: really dialing into who I am. If they've read my
Speaker 17: books and my podcast, they're probably like at that eighty
Speaker 17: nine percent. If they've seen me live, there at the
Speaker 17: ninety five percent, And when someone's met me in person,
Speaker 17: it's one hundred percent. And so I think it's all percentages.
Speaker 17: And you know, I hope that we all again going
Speaker 17: back to forgiveness and grace. I hope that we can
Speaker 17: all give each other a bit more benefit of the doubt,
Speaker 17: because I think it would go a long way for people.
Speaker 11: You say, language has created the word loneliness to express
Speaker 11: the pain of being alone, and it has created the
Speaker 11: word solitude express the glory of being alone.
Speaker 3: Could you could expound on that, Yeah, it's a Paul
Speaker 3: Tillich quote.
Speaker 17: The writer Paul Tillich said that, and to me, I
Speaker 17: extrapolated from his work for my book because I was
Speaker 17: realizing that language and the way we use words completely
Speaker 17: defines how we think about things. So when you hear
Speaker 17: the word loneliness, you think sadness, you think potentially depression,
Speaker 17: you think negativity. Of course, solitude is spending time alone
Speaker 17: with yourself, but with strength, with courage, as Paul Tillet says, glory.
Speaker 17: So what I've realized is we've got to be so
Speaker 17: careful with the language we use in our mind. Every
Speaker 17: single word is a seed for either a weed or
Speaker 17: a flower, and so every single word that you say
Speaker 17: is defining. So if I keep saying I'm lonely, I'm lonely,
Speaker 17: I'm lonely, that's going to impact how I feel. But
Speaker 17: if I say I'm in solitude, all of a sudden,
Speaker 17: there's a strength that comes with that. And so I
Speaker 17: just want to encourage people to recognize that being alone
Speaker 17: doesn't have to be a weakness. It can be a
Speaker 17: time of strength and self awareness and personal growth. But
Speaker 17: it is about the language that we use with ourselves.
Speaker 17: And so I would ask everyone to this one activity.
Speaker 17: Think about the one word that comes to your mind
Speaker 17: the moment you wake up or the moment you go
Speaker 17: to sleep. Make that word a word that you want
Speaker 17: it to be. Don't let the word you go to
Speaker 17: sleep with, and don't let the word you wake up
Speaker 17: with be a word that makes you feel negative, unhealthy,
Speaker 17: or weak. Because those studies show we have sixty to
Speaker 17: eighty thousand thoughts per day, and eighty percent of them
Speaker 17: are negative, and eighty percent of them are repetitive, which
Speaker 17: means you having the same negative word or thought repeating.
Speaker 17: It's not like we're having lots of different thoughts, it's
Speaker 17: the same thought. Now, you can't control sixty to eighty
Speaker 17: thousand thoughts, but you can control two thoughts of the day.
Speaker 17: So just master the first thought of the day and
Speaker 17: the last thought of the day, and make it a
Speaker 17: thought and a word that you want it to be.
Speaker 3: I wonder what when that study was done. I wonder
Speaker 3: was it before social media? After that? I feel like
Speaker 3: when social media has probably tripled it. Yeah, I probably
Speaker 3: read it that.
Speaker 17: That's that probably I've read in the last three to
Speaker 17: four years, so I guess while social media is around.
Speaker 17: But yeah, I mean now it could have totally tripled.
Speaker 17: But it's interesting because it's the same thought often. Yeah, right,
Speaker 17: it's a lot of time we keep saying the same thing.
Speaker 17: I'm so tired, I'm so tired that thought could life
Speaker 17: last a year? Or like, oh god, I'm so scared
Speaker 17: at work, I'm so anxious, that could last a year?
Speaker 3: So oh, one more things? Yeah, is there anything Jay
Speaker 3: Shady hates?
Speaker 4: Ooh?
Speaker 17: The answer is I don't because I think hate personally,
Speaker 17: collectively individually doesn't lead to greatness.
Speaker 3: What about the notebook? You hate the notebook?
Speaker 17: I don't hate the notebook, but I have heard I
Speaker 17: have thoughts about the notebooks. I don't hate the number.
Speaker 17: I find it hilarious as to how many. And I was,
Speaker 17: like I said, I'm a hopeless romantic. I've been like
Speaker 17: that my whole life because I grew up watching Hollywood
Speaker 17: movies thinking that that's how I was meant to fall
Speaker 17: in love. I was that dumb person who.
Speaker 3: Felt for that.
Speaker 17: And now I've read about something that they call Disney
Speaker 17: Princess syndrome, where people walk around like feeling like they're
Speaker 17: going to be saved by their partner, Like you're going
Speaker 17: to have a night in shining armor. Who's going to
Speaker 17: come in and rescue you? I think there's Disney Prince
Speaker 17: syndrome as well, what we want to go and save
Speaker 17: someone and we want to be the be all and
Speaker 17: end all of everything. So the notebook just has some
Speaker 17: really questionable lines. So yeah, I don't hate the notebook.
Speaker 6: Well, J Sheddy ladies and gentlemen, where can they follow you?
Speaker 4: Jay?
Speaker 3: To come and check out the podcast On Purpose.
Speaker 17: It's where I'm pouring my heart and soul and you know,
Speaker 17: excited to share so many more amazing, maybe thought provoking,
Speaker 17: maybe even pushing you slightly conversations to come and join
Speaker 17: us at On Purpose.
Speaker 11: And his latest book was Eight Rules of Love that
Speaker 11: came out last year, how to Find It, Keep It,
Speaker 11: and let it Go?
Speaker 3: You got a new book coming?
Speaker 17: No, no, no, this was just I was just excited
Speaker 17: to be back to you and hang it. And I
Speaker 17: actually do know what, sometimes I love these conversations because
Speaker 17: I came here not knowing where it was going to go.
Speaker 17: And then you guys just guide it beautifully. So this
Speaker 17: was wonderful one. Yeah, thank you guys, Jay Shutty.
Speaker 10: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club, shut it.
Speaker 10: I love this record, this record Talk.
Speaker 6: Morning.
Speaker 10: Everybody is DJ n V Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 6: Let's talk T Pain.
Speaker 2: All out of names or you gossip been when you chatty?
Speaker 3: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 20: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: This is where the tea spells right right now.
Speaker 10: T Pain was on live the other day and he
Speaker 10: was talking about how he produced a record and wrote
Speaker 10: a record for Michael Jackson and the Mic and the
Speaker 10: record also featured Usher, but it never came out.
Speaker 7: We were about to listen to a song that I
Speaker 7: wrote and produced that was meant for me Usher and
Speaker 7: Michael Jackson, and then the person that was in charge
Speaker 7: of doing the references and the person that saying it
Speaker 7: got too excited and was like, nigga, I'm on the
Speaker 7: song with Michael Jackson and User in je fame and
Speaker 7: they didn't released it. And then Michael Jackson was like, Nah,
Speaker 7: never mind, I don't do it anymore. Here what the
Speaker 7: song sounded like.
Speaker 2: Game Game.
Speaker 11: I can definitely hear Michael Jackson ably a hundred absolutely
Speaker 11: I can. That's certain things you hear about, you know,
Speaker 11: those legends, and you'd be like, ah, that didn't happen.
Speaker 3: But I believe tame because of that reference record.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 3: I can hear Michael Jackson on that. Now.
Speaker 10: Complex is named j Cole the best rapper of twenty
Speaker 10: twenty three. They said Cole managed to assert his dominance
Speaker 10: and showcase his lyrical proudness with even putting without even
Speaker 10: putting a solo album out All features, all the features,
Speaker 10: first person shoot, a feature in Drake, The Secret Recipe,
Speaker 10: Little YACHTI, All My Life, Dir Evil Ways, Drake, Thanks,
Speaker 10: Burning Boy, and Passport Rose Pass.
Speaker 3: I would disagree that.
Speaker 11: The Only thing I would say is that I wonder
Speaker 11: when Complex does those list do they really pay attention to?
Speaker 11: All rappers are just like you know, the rappers who
Speaker 11: are I don't like using the word mainstream because I
Speaker 11: don't even know streams exist anymore, but just the rappers
Speaker 11: that are mainstream, I guess, you know, because you gotta
Speaker 11: the rustle out there, you got a symbol out there.
Speaker 11: They definitely snapped last year.
Speaker 6: Yep, you know, absolutely, So.
Speaker 11: I wonder do they look at the totality of all mcs,
Speaker 11: the just MC's on a certain stature. But Cold's very deserving.
Speaker 11: I don't want nobody to think I'm saying Cold is
Speaker 11: not deserving. God's very deserving.
Speaker 3: That absolutely.
Speaker 6: Now, also Coachella.
Speaker 10: You know, Coachella is a huge concert that they do
Speaker 10: over a weekend and they have your favorite artist's favorite artists.
Speaker 10: Usually this year, they say, and they have the slowest
Speaker 10: sales in a decade. It's aid tickets are still available,
Speaker 10: they said, usually it sells out in minutes, but it's
Speaker 10: still Uh, people are not buying tickets.
Speaker 11: Coachella told you keep their name out your mouth. They did,
Speaker 11: you still talking. I'm just reporting the story.
Speaker 3: Boy, you don't learn.
Speaker 6: I'm just reporting the story.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 6: So that's Coachella tickets.
Speaker 10: And lastly, I don't know if you guys seen, but
Speaker 10: jay Z unveils a new uh collab with Montclair and
Speaker 10: rock Nation, Jackets and the host of other things. So
Speaker 10: and this is designed by jay Z. If you want
Speaker 10: more information, you can go to Montclair dot com. But
Speaker 10: I think that's pretty dope. The trailer they put out
Speaker 10: yesterday was narrated by Saint John so Rock Nation. Congratulations
Speaker 10: to a rock Nation in Montclair.
Speaker 6: They do some fly ish.
Speaker 3: Weeks and winter we got when that groundholl suposed to
Speaker 3: come out and see it? But or something? What is it? Groundhouse?
Speaker 3: What is it when the groundhouse sees the shadow? Yes?
Speaker 3: I think that's how many more weeks? When that's next week?
Speaker 6: Rest, next week?
Speaker 3: Okay? And then they tell us how many more weeks
Speaker 3: and winter we got? Correct? Because that determines on whether
Speaker 3: or not you know I want that code?
Speaker 11: Oh, you know, because it's how you want. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 11: not one of these kids that just be wearing colds
Speaker 11: in the summer. I don't know how you this new
Speaker 11: generation do a Generation Z, that's what it is, is
Speaker 11: Generations Z general, whatever letter it is. The new generation
Speaker 11: y'all be wearing winter clothes in the summer. Ye, unbelievable.
Speaker 11: Don't know how you do it. You don't be breaking
Speaker 11: the sweat, you make it look cool. My old forty
Speaker 11: five year ol nineteen hundred and seventy eight as can't
Speaker 11: do that, Okay, So I need to know how many
Speaker 11: more weeks of winter left?
Speaker 6: I think I don't think there's ready.
Speaker 10: I think it's gonna be actually like fifty degrees today.
Speaker 10: That's just today, which is crazy.
Speaker 6: But there's gonna be like high this week too.
Speaker 3: What is the last deal winner?
Speaker 5: Let me google that.
Speaker 3: Hey over went to give me a second? Man, you
Speaker 3: want to what?
Speaker 6: Oh, March nineteenth, March nineteenth. Yeah, we got time.
Speaker 10: We got a little bit time, so you could go
Speaker 10: get the jacket. All right, and that is your rumor report.
Speaker 10: Now let's get to the People's Choice mixer. Start the
Speaker 10: mix off with some Alisia Keys. Todays a Keys his birthday,
Speaker 10: so drop a bomb for alsiha Keys, piece a Keys.
Speaker 10: Let's get to the mix now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 10: the same.
Speaker 6: Good morning, everybody is dj n V Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Salute to the brothers Brandon Marshall and Cam Newton for
Speaker 10: joining us this morning.
Speaker 3: Two brilliant black kings.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 11: You know, we had a great conversation, and you know
Speaker 11: one thing that we talked about in that conversation was
Speaker 11: just the the stereotype of dumb jocks, right, That's what
Speaker 11: they always used to say.
Speaker 3: You know growing up.
Speaker 11: Well, those two brothers absolutely positively defy that stereotype. So
Speaker 11: salute to them, and I hope more of you know
Speaker 11: athletes follow suit when it comes to you know, how
Speaker 11: they present themselves, because Brandon Marshall and Cam Newton definitely
Speaker 11: present themselves in an incredible way.
Speaker 3: Man, So salute to.
Speaker 6: Those brothers, and also salute to Jay Shetty for joining
Speaker 6: us this morning too.
Speaker 11: The good brother J Shetty, Man, make sure you check
Speaker 11: out the Armed Purpose podcast. If you're looking for a
Speaker 11: good podcast about mindfulness, you know, mental health, healing. Jay
Speaker 11: Shetty is the one for you. That's that's in my
Speaker 11: healing rotation of podcasts. It's Jay Shetty on Purpose, It's
Speaker 11: Debbie Brown deeply Well, it's Michelle Williams checking in, and
Speaker 11: it's a woman evolved from Sarah J.
Speaker 5: Roberts.
Speaker 11: Okay, so make sure you check all of those out.
Speaker 11: Salute to the good brother Jay Sheddy.
Speaker 10: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 10: Notice the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning Mourning.
Speaker 10: Everybody's DJ Envy, charlamage to die. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: It's time to get up out of here, charlam Mane.
Speaker 11: You got a positive No I do, man, and I
Speaker 11: simply want to say, and I've said this before, but
Speaker 11: it's just a reminder I need to remind y'all of
Speaker 11: twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: Hope you Heal is my new response to negativity.
Speaker 11: Whenever somebody's being negative towards you and they projecting, just
Speaker 11: simply say to them, I hope you heal.
Speaker 3: Have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: Breakfast club bitches, y'all finish or y'all dump.