Speaker 1: This radio show is more more than any other mainstreams
Speaker 1: media outlet. Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Then we're coming here on this day, DJ Envy and
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the God being there.
Speaker 1: Next to all of you guys.
Speaker 3: It's really it's one of my favorite shows to do,
Speaker 3: just because you'll always keeping one honey, y'all keep it real.
Speaker 1: But what better place than than here? I think everybody
Speaker 1: should go on the Breakfast Club. He start out there,
Speaker 1: y'all want to shake it up. Good morn in usc
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo Charlamagne,
Speaker 1: the guy piece to the planet. Guess what day it is?
Speaker 1: Guess what day it is? Good morning? That's right, Wednesday,
Speaker 1: middle of the week. Good morning to y'all. Man, another day,
Speaker 1: another day to be on this radio, another day to
Speaker 1: get to serve. That's right. Okay, how y'all feel out there?
Speaker 1: Y'all know how I feel? Bill, I'm blessed, black and
Speaker 1: Holly favored. What's happening? Yes, I'm gonna tell you something, man, Please,
Speaker 1: I need more candles. Okay. My candle game is trash
Speaker 1: right now because no disrespect everybody who'll be making homemade candle.
Speaker 1: Something be wrong with y'all wicks. The wicks man, Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: the wicks burned too crazy, right, I'm looking at one
Speaker 1: right now. I forgot who made that. But they made
Speaker 1: a black effect candle and it's you know, it's got
Speaker 1: like the black effect logo on it. But it looked dangerous.
Speaker 1: It looks like it looks like deck you know. Just
Speaker 1: in case, okay, looks a little crazy. I have a
Speaker 1: little scared here trying to I don't even want to.
Speaker 1: No loose papers.
Speaker 4: Around, nothing around it, justin Lord, have mercy, justin CASEI
Speaker 4: it is a little too hot.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the candle. I appreciate all the homemade candles,
Speaker 1: but you know I need more of these.
Speaker 4: It's black cherry, my little white burn that's what I need. Yes, Yes,
Speaker 4: next time I go to uh that, well, yeah, next.
Speaker 1: Time, I got a bunch of the house. Because you know,
Speaker 1: I'm at that age, you know, forty five years old.
Speaker 1: Candles are very meaningful gifts, that's right, So people give
Speaker 1: me a lot of candles. I get a lot of
Speaker 1: candles and a lot of Palisanto and a lot of sage,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate it all, thank you very much. I
Speaker 1: grab him by the boat loads when I go to
Speaker 1: BJ's and I get my camp forget it. Damn tell
Speaker 1: us more. You get it. What you're saying about, what
Speaker 1: you say, tell me more. Early in the mornings, Bro
Speaker 1: called BJS Breakfast. You can get things. That's enough. Listen
Speaker 1: today on the show, we have a Republican presidential candidate,
Speaker 1: Nikki Haley, Yes, former governor of South Carolina. She'll be
Speaker 1: joining us this morning.
Speaker 4: We have a lot of Republican presidential candidates that that
Speaker 4: come up with not too many Democrat besides, uh, well
Speaker 4: it's it's their year.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, back in twenty sixteen, when you
Speaker 1: know it was a bunch of Democrats runner for president,
Speaker 1: a bunch of Democrats came up here too. No, No,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, twenty, twenty, twenty sixteen, it was Hillary and
Speaker 1: Bernie were the ones. Twenty twenty it was of asap rocky,
Speaker 1: asap mob wu tang klan of Democrats. It was a
Speaker 1: bunch of them. It was at least ten or twelve
Speaker 1: of them that was running. So they all came up too.
Speaker 1: So it's the same thing.
Speaker 5: This year.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, we haven't had a lot like who's here.
Speaker 1: We've had let me see, on the Democratic side, Mary
Speaker 1: and Williams has been up here, Dean Phillips has been
Speaker 1: up here. On the Republican side, West is running for they.
Speaker 1: I believe independent Republicans have been vac Rabba Swami Vic's
Speaker 1: homie Larry, Larry, Larry came up here. Larry was up here.
Speaker 1: He's more of a political pundit to me, but he
Speaker 1: was a Republican. He was never really running. He was
Speaker 1: trying to run. He was trying to run. He was
Speaker 1: on the block. He was the block waiting for the
Speaker 1: gun to go. Yeah, he was almost there now, Nicki,
Speaker 1: ok yeah, all.
Speaker 6: Right, that's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Nicki Hlly will be joining us in a
Speaker 4: little bit. Let's get the show crack and when we
Speaker 4: come back, we got front page news.
Speaker 1: It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 4: page news now, some quick sports. Rajon Rondough, you know,
Speaker 4: used to play for Boston and then he went to.
Speaker 1: The Lakers for a little bit and he's retired. That's
Speaker 1: so loud.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was arrested for having weed in his car,
Speaker 4: driving reckless, and a firearm in Indiana a night.
Speaker 1: Last night, so yesterday actually, so got to hear both sides.
Speaker 1: You know, it's so crazy. I only saw the headline
Speaker 1: of that story. The headline looks crazy. The headline is like, right,
Speaker 1: Ajon Rondo caught with guns and drugs, But you said
Speaker 1: he was smoking weed. Yeah.
Speaker 4: State trooper smelled marijuana coming from the car and started
Speaker 4: to do a search, and.
Speaker 1: They found a firearm. That was it. And the firearm
Speaker 1: was it legal?
Speaker 4: Probably they're not saying, but you cannot have a firearm
Speaker 4: while smoking weed. So I'm sure that was the problem,
Speaker 4: but they haven't said as yet. I'm just saying the
Speaker 4: headline made him look like some type of Kingpaign. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: he was starring in one the fifty cent shows. Okay,
Speaker 4: not at all.
Speaker 1: Now let's talk about Corey Bush tis yep.
Speaker 7: Missouri Democrat Representative Corey Bush has confirmed that the Department
Speaker 7: of Justice is investigating her campaign about her hiring her
Speaker 7: husband for security services.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 7: Bush says she is fully cooperating with the investigation. She
Speaker 7: retained her now husband as a part of her security
Speaker 7: team and says that he has the experience and he
Speaker 7: provides the services at our below market rate. She said
Speaker 7: that as a rank and file member of Congress, I
Speaker 7: am not entitled to personal protection by the House and
Speaker 7: instead have used campaign funds to retain security services, and
Speaker 7: that that was.
Speaker 8: Totally ethical to do.
Speaker 7: She said that she has not used any federal tax
Speaker 7: dollars if that is a lie, and that the services
Speaker 7: is because she needed security because of all of the
Speaker 7: threats that she received.
Speaker 8: Take a listen.
Speaker 9: Since before I was sworn into office, I have endured
Speaker 9: relentless threats to my physical safety and life. As a
Speaker 9: rank and file member of Congress, I am not entitled
Speaker 9: to personal protection by the House and instead have used
Speaker 9: campaign funds as permissible to retain security services. I have
Speaker 9: not used any federal tax dollars for personal security services.
Speaker 9: Any reporting that I have used funds for personal security
Speaker 9: is simply false. A recent months, right wing organizations have large,
Speaker 9: baseless complaints against me, peddling notions that I have misused
Speaker 9: campaign funds to pay for personal security services.
Speaker 8: That simply is not true.
Speaker 1: Well, politics is a dirty game, man, You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, because I don't see what the issue is here, Like,
Speaker 1: why is this the story. Why can't you hire your
Speaker 1: husband for security if he does security, if he has
Speaker 1: the experience, what's the problem? Yeah, and I don't what
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Maybe helped me out tests.
Speaker 4: So if somebody does make a complaint, right cause somebody
Speaker 4: had to file and say that that's what she was
Speaker 4: doing and it found out that that's not what she
Speaker 4: was doing, what happens to the person that made that
Speaker 4: false complaint?
Speaker 8: Nothing at all.
Speaker 7: And to your point of DJMV, they did make this
Speaker 7: complaint in September twenty twenty three with the Office of
Speaker 7: Congressional Ethics and they found no wrongdoing and the case
Speaker 7: was dismissed. So this has actually already been a thing
Speaker 7: that they put to bed. And then yet again they
Speaker 7: made a complaint to the Department of Justice, and so
Speaker 7: now they're doing that investigation.
Speaker 8: She says, she's looking forward to the same outcome.
Speaker 1: It's just politics, I understand it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If you feel like you got some on your opp yeah,
Speaker 1: but you try to uncover it.
Speaker 4: But if they're using resources and finances to you know,
Speaker 4: to check and to find out and to go through
Speaker 4: this woman's paperwork and all that other stuff, and they
Speaker 4: find out it's not true.
Speaker 1: You got to investigate. But what happens from then like nothing,
Speaker 1: it's a false complaint. You know, you got to investigate,
Speaker 1: that's all. That's all they're saying. By the way, she
Speaker 1: could do the same thing as somebody. She could do
Speaker 1: the same thing. They want to hurt her political opps
Speaker 1: if she wanted to, if she had something.
Speaker 7: And speaking of one of her political ops, Donald Trump
Speaker 7: did spend that spend in the news this week as well.
Speaker 7: He spent fifty million dollars of his campaign funds as
Speaker 7: well to cover legal expenses in twenty twenty three. So
Speaker 7: that's something that Democrats are talking about, you know, on
Speaker 7: the other side, on how he's spending his money. The
Speaker 7: difference is, though, I will say this, people that are
Speaker 7: giving him money, they are you aware, you know that
Speaker 7: he's spending those resources, and apparently they have no problem
Speaker 7: with it. But what Corey Bush did was absolutely nothing
Speaker 7: was wrong with it. She did exactly. It was on
Speaker 7: the paperwork showing that it was for security services.
Speaker 8: It's nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 7: You can hire your family members, and particularly if they
Speaker 7: have the experience, why should her husband take out time
Speaker 7: in his day, you know, to protect He's obviously losing
Speaker 7: money somewhere and he has the experience, so paying for
Speaker 7: the job. You know this, I'm just going to sign
Speaker 7: up to be in poverty for the rest of my life.
Speaker 7: Just makes you know, no sense for people who run
Speaker 7: for office. And to your point, Charlemaine, we talking about
Speaker 7: this off air. This is why people, you know, they
Speaker 7: tend to not want to get into politics. It's one
Speaker 7: of the reasons why.
Speaker 1: It's interesting though, because you know, I said it over
Speaker 1: and over. Donald Trump has totally changed the culture of politics,
Speaker 1: so stuff like this don't even matter. I see a
Speaker 1: story like this, coy Bus's done the investigation after hiring
Speaker 1: husband and security, so what it pales in comparison to
Speaker 1: the things that we see you or coming from you know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. So it's like he's changed the culture of politics.
Speaker 1: Stuff like this should not matter when dealing with our
Speaker 1: elected officials.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The problem is though, when somebody puts a story out
Speaker 7: there saying that she did something wrong and they run
Speaker 7: with it and they don't actually read the information. Like
Speaker 7: to your point on the story you guys are talking
Speaker 7: about this morning the headline. You're going with the headline,
Speaker 7: she used federal dollars and just ran with it and
Speaker 7: not even looking into it.
Speaker 8: And that's the problem.
Speaker 7: It's caused her more death threats, which needs more security
Speaker 7: than needs to be paid for.
Speaker 1: So now I gotta hire my cousin, and you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, I gotta hide a whole family Jesus.
Speaker 4: All right, well, lat is front page News, stinky tiz.
Speaker 4: What're we talking about next hour?
Speaker 8: Yes, seven o'clock guys, tap in.
Speaker 7: I want to talk about in which ital A Jackie
Speaker 7: Robinson's statue was stolen and burned. I want to tell
Speaker 7: you about that, and then about more fake news on
Speaker 7: AI and how they're targeting black celebrities.
Speaker 8: So we'll talk about that at seven.
Speaker 4: In today's Jackie Robinson's birthday as well. All right, well,
Speaker 4: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 4: one oh five one. If you need the vent phone
Speaker 4: line to wide open again, eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 4: one oh five to one, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning. The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Is your time to get it off your chest, whether
Speaker 2: you're mad or black.
Speaker 1: Something to get up and get something.
Speaker 2: Call up now eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 2: We want to from you on the breakfast clove.
Speaker 10: Hello, who is this Joe?
Speaker 6: Good morning dj n B showing me and the god
Speaker 6: was good.
Speaker 1: Coach Davis, Coach David, get his chest brother.
Speaker 6: What's going on? Man? Listen? Happy new year. First of all,
Speaker 6: I haven't spoken with y'all since last year. Same, but
Speaker 6: I got a I got a couple of things to
Speaker 6: get off my chest man. First, when y'all speak to
Speaker 6: vice press the presidential candidate Nikki Haley, man, please don't
Speaker 6: throw those snowballs. I got one question for her because
Speaker 6: Vic Barmasamy, he seemed like he impresed his heritage. If
Speaker 6: I didn't do a little bit of research on Nicki Haley,
Speaker 6: I'd have had no idea for a cultural background. And
Speaker 6: when Trump brought it up, you know, he's trying to
Speaker 6: like he treated Obama. So you know, let's talk about
Speaker 6: that just a little bit. Also, Jackie Robinson's statue being
Speaker 6: stolen and you know, dismembered and and all that, and
Speaker 6: whichitar is crazy, especially on his birthday. Man, that's retorting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gonna talk about that next out with test.
Speaker 1: Yeah also too, man, Nikkia Hally's never run from being
Speaker 1: Indian American. Maybe because I'm from South Carolina and you know,
Speaker 1: she was governor of our state for so long. Maybe
Speaker 1: I maybe I know the background, but yeh, she's never
Speaker 1: ran from that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but she's not saying that she hasn't. But she's
Speaker 6: on the national platform now and I've never known this
Speaker 6: lady until now, you know, And then I did a
Speaker 6: little bit of fact.
Speaker 1: I'm like, whoa, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're a little late, brother.
Speaker 1: She was the governor of South Carolina. She was the
Speaker 1: first that's what she was known as, the first woman
Speaker 1: Indian American governor. Now she's the first Indian American GOP
Speaker 1: presidential candidate.
Speaker 4: I think she's the second governor of second Indian governor ever.
Speaker 1: Second, I believe I looked at yeah.
Speaker 6: But but but Charlamagne checked this out. Bright, you're the
Speaker 6: first time I heard that statement. This is the first
Speaker 6: time I heard that.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: But here, here's here's another thing. Right, there's two more
Speaker 6: things than I and uthers go. Uh. First off, you know,
Speaker 6: as I'm I'm the general manager the Corney Island thunder Man,
Speaker 6: and we're doing a thing this year. We're fifth chief
Speaker 6: and it Powell Winkins and we're number one in our
Speaker 6: division and we're doing it this year in Brooklyn. But
Speaker 6: you know what, figure you all that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm glad y'all got my girl.
Speaker 12: Just hilarious. It was about time.
Speaker 11: It's about time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, joy absolutely, you know I would be there with
Speaker 6: bells on and I gotta get through to wish my drug. Congratulations.
Speaker 12: But he listen, I have a.
Speaker 6: Blessed Dave Man and I love listening to y'all. I
Speaker 6: have a great day. Man.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this? Where's what's up? Trap salary pieces? What's happening?
Speaker 12: Killing out? Chilling? Uh? I wanted to call two things. First,
Speaker 12: I wanted to call and say congratulations to miss uh
Speaker 12: Jessica Robinson. More I believe her name is Robin Oh,
Speaker 12: Jessica Robbins. Shout out to miss Jessica Robins. That's hilarious.
Speaker 12: As they know, the self titled queen herself.
Speaker 1: The wild Card. She'd be here, we call it a
Speaker 1: wild card. Should be here starting next Monday. Yep, Monday
Speaker 1: should be here.
Speaker 12: It started on Monday. Man, it's definitely one of histay.
Speaker 12: Congratulations to her, you know, I've been said that she
Speaker 12: was in my top two team Hormonia hormona for me.
Speaker 1: So the mona don't call me white girl. Salute theemona.
Speaker 11: Heard that.
Speaker 12: But but Jess is the one who consistently showed that
Speaker 12: she wanted it, consistently came at her own stuff for paired.
Speaker 12: They come up there in the breakfast club and do
Speaker 12: what she did, man, and she got it, and she
Speaker 12: deserved it because go after you, Jeff Tray?
Speaker 1: What you doing in two weeks?
Speaker 12: She said, what I'm doing?
Speaker 1: Two weeks? Yeah?
Speaker 12: What do you take me on a date? What's up? No?
Speaker 4: No, I know you said he was going to Vegas.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you were still going. I was
Speaker 4: just asking for a friend.
Speaker 12: I don't know what.
Speaker 11: Why did this fall for that problem?
Speaker 1: I don't even know why he dug that. It don't
Speaker 1: even hit like he acts like he a Kansas City
Speaker 1: Chiefs are forty nine ers. Man, you were a New
Speaker 1: York Giants fan told me he was going, can't You
Speaker 1: don't even know the rules of engagement when it comes
Speaker 1: to football. Told me how he was gonna going somebody luggage,
Speaker 1: he was going to the ball.
Speaker 12: You can't right his fall for that. Listen, yes, Nikey,
Speaker 12: put the phone down. Nikki, put the phone down. I
Speaker 12: know you're probably listening to the Breakfast Club. Put the
Speaker 12: phone down. You just tweeted two hours ago. You're still tweeting.
Speaker 12: It's been five days at this say she tweeted two
Speaker 12: hours ago. NICKI put the phone down. Girl Barbes tweet
Speaker 12: talk to her like, stop encouraging her. That y'all just
Speaker 12: as unhanded to as y'all favorite put the phone down.
Speaker 1: The thing I don't understand yesterday, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 1: you said what it was kind of right.
Speaker 12: They was tearing you up on Twitter yesterday, and it
Speaker 12: was kind of right.
Speaker 1: What was he tearing me up for?
Speaker 12: You gave Nikki Benky of the day in twenty four
Speaker 12: hours when I responded to a dis track, and Meg
Speaker 12: has not gotten nothing in seventy two hours for now
Speaker 12: responding to Nikki's distract.
Speaker 1: Tearing you out that time talking about time. This is
Speaker 1: why y'all logic don't make no sense, and this is
Speaker 1: why I don't be on Twitter, because that's what all
Speaker 1: the stupid people are. Meg said it all mag Meg
Speaker 1: just gave us a distract. Tell me I'm shut up.
Speaker 1: Meg gave Meg put out a distrack that's had Nikki
Speaker 1: tweeting for a week straight and and and caused Nikki
Speaker 1: to put out a week aff this track.
Speaker 4: Mag bro Make shouldn't put out of Make, shouldn't say nothing, Meg.
Speaker 1: Won make, shouldnt put out another record. Megan don't got
Speaker 1: May don't got to say nothing?
Speaker 4: She won, Buddy, Get it off your chest eight hundred
Speaker 4: and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 1: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Ray right, Ray, Yo, Charlotte, Man, Daffy, what up are
Speaker 6: we lying?
Speaker 1: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 10: I got an indoor pool, door pool.
Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what
Speaker 13: it is.
Speaker 11: We lie this yoke from Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: Heard keep from Brooklyn?
Speaker 12: You heard? Yo?
Speaker 11: What's going on?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 12: Yo?
Speaker 15: Yo?
Speaker 11: Cne with the team. What's good?
Speaker 1: No, it's not non damn c with your team.
Speaker 11: Just allow yo.
Speaker 12: Let's let this Yeah.
Speaker 11: I can't wait for that.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 16: Check it out though, Charlemagne as a criticism for you,
Speaker 16: big man, I want because I want Nicky Haley to
Speaker 16: be the Republican candidate. You have this talking point where.
Speaker 11: You'd be like, the R and C should get behind
Speaker 11: Nicky Haley and get away from Donald Trump, and then
Speaker 11: you don't say why.
Speaker 12: I could be like.
Speaker 11: Three reasons off the top of my head. If you
Speaker 11: want to tell the people that, then yeah, tell the
Speaker 11: people why too.
Speaker 1: I do tell the people why. I tell the people
Speaker 1: because you know, it's just talking point.
Speaker 16: Off with that, you just say I think the R
Speaker 16: and C needs to give away to Donald Trump and
Speaker 16: then get behind Nicki Haley. You don't say the fact
Speaker 16: that you are the age limits. You don't say the
Speaker 16: fact that she is an ambassador of the United Nations.
Speaker 16: You don't say the fact that.
Speaker 11: I can't think of everybody off the top of my
Speaker 11: head right now.
Speaker 16: But you can tell the people why.
Speaker 1: Well, I do tell the people why, but you clearly
Speaker 1: don't be listening. But what I tell people is that
Speaker 1: because every day, well I say, because Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: way too much baggage, Like Donald Trump has ninety one
Speaker 1: criminal charges to impeach.
Speaker 16: That has nothing to do with Nicky Haley.
Speaker 11: I'm talking about words Nicky Haley doing, not not what
Speaker 11: Donald Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: Nicky Haley it should be the Republican candidate simply because
Speaker 1: she and I say this too. I don't know why
Speaker 1: you haven't heard me say this, but I say I
Speaker 1: also think she can pull votes from both sides, because
Speaker 1: if you look at what she did in Iowa, if
Speaker 1: you look at what she did in New Hampshire, she
Speaker 1: had a lot of independence and she had a lot
Speaker 1: of Democrats voting for her as well. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: not going to pull votes from both sides of the way,
Speaker 1: Nikki Hall lives. I've said that a million times. Hello.
Speaker 17: Who's this Hey, good morning?
Speaker 15: My name's Alicia.
Speaker 1: Hey, Alicia? Were calling from Hey?
Speaker 15: I am calling from originally Panama City, Florida, and I'm
Speaker 15: gonna leave it at by.
Speaker 1: Okay, Right, they say you got a job interview today?
Speaker 18: I do.
Speaker 15: So I actually have a simple request. I was calling
Speaker 15: for some good prayers, good vibes my way. I'm actually
Speaker 15: heading home from the job now, going back tonight, and
Speaker 15: I have the interviews. This will be my seventh time
Speaker 15: going for a promotion, so I was just trying to
Speaker 15: get all the good lessons in my way because this
Speaker 15: promotion will really allow me to make a difference.
Speaker 4: You got this Selicia, I'll definitely be setting you some
Speaker 4: prayers and everybody out there, said Lisa, some prayers.
Speaker 1: I definitely is. I hope you get what you positively
Speaker 1: have earned. Man, absolutely good.
Speaker 15: Luck, Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: All righty mama, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 4: five eight five one oh five one. Now when we
Speaker 4: come back, we got your rumor report. Uh, this beef
Speaker 4: between Megan and Stallion and Nicki Minaj just continues to
Speaker 4: continues to grow and continues to get worse and worst,
Speaker 4: the worst. We'll tell you why you don't play with
Speaker 4: nobody's grave and well we'll discuss.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the breakfast Club, Good Morning. Everybody is dj
Speaker 4: n V Charlemagne de Goud. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk. Make the stallium
Speaker 1: all out of name or you gossip? Been you chatting?
Speaker 1: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 13: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club. This
Speaker 13: is where the tea spells right right now.
Speaker 4: Meg the Stallion was on Good Morning America yesterday and
Speaker 4: she talked about a couple of things like going on
Speaker 4: tour this summer.
Speaker 1: Meghan has more goodness Oh, we're having the tour this year.
Speaker 14: The Hot Girl Summer Tour is going to be twenty
Speaker 14: twenty four summertime. I feel like I've never been able
Speaker 14: to be outside doing my own thing during the.
Speaker 1: Summer, like since like twenty nineteen.
Speaker 14: So this is gonna be the first time that I
Speaker 14: dropped an album on time for the summer. I do
Speaker 14: want to give the hotties the MEGANI Stadian experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's going on tour this summer. That's exactly what
Speaker 1: she gotta do. She gotta get back to business. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. You got to put out a
Speaker 1: successful album, have some successful music, capitalized on the energy
Speaker 1: of this moment. You know that that his is created.
Speaker 1: And you know because because to this point, Megan's played
Speaker 1: everything perfectly. You know, she's got everybody playing with the
Speaker 1: cards that she's dealt. She's in total control of the situation.
Speaker 1: So now she got to know, put out a record.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean. You gotta put out some good music,
Speaker 1: Like that's that's the follow up to all of this.
Speaker 1: But she also talks about music being her therapy.
Speaker 19: Still reeling from the success of a reflective lead single Cobra.
Speaker 14: At night, I'm sitting in the dark room thinking, probably
Speaker 14: while I always end up drinking.
Speaker 19: The twenty eight year old reclaiming her freedom and strength
Speaker 19: on the song after overcoming one of the toughest periods
Speaker 19: for life.
Speaker 14: It was really rough because for the past couple of years,
Speaker 14: music just seems so negative to me. I just wasn't
Speaker 14: in a good space mentally after everything that had happened
Speaker 14: to me, and it just all felt like I'm tired
Speaker 14: of this. I'm I'm tired of fighting. Like, but I
Speaker 14: have to tell myself, you know what, I don't want
Speaker 14: to give up. I love a lot of things, but
Speaker 14: music is the one thing that I know I've always
Speaker 14: really super tried that and the one thing that my
Speaker 14: mama knew that I really wanted to do.
Speaker 1: So I was like, I can't give up this fight.
Speaker 1: I just had to put it into music.
Speaker 13: And I feel like it was like therapy.
Speaker 1: It was like a real diary interest. Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 1: mad at artists for that, but music is not therapy.
Speaker 1: Therapy is therapy. Like, you can't just vent in your music.
Speaker 1: You got to go sit down with someone and then
Speaker 1: you know, once you put it out, you got to
Speaker 1: hear those things that come up. Yeah, you know, and
Speaker 1: the studio, the studio alone can't do that, that's right now.
Speaker 4: Also, allegedly they're saying that some of the barbs reportedly
Speaker 4: found out what make the Stallion's mother was laid to rest.
Speaker 4: They put the location and the caption that said you
Speaker 4: know what to do so the action Will Cemetery told
Speaker 4: TMZ that they increase security. They call police and just
Speaker 4: added extra personal security on site to make sure that
Speaker 4: the grave site is Okay.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know, y'all ain't got no older people in
Speaker 1: yall life, because if y'all had older people in your life,
Speaker 1: older people will tell you don't play with the dead. Nope,
Speaker 1: ain't no good gonna come to anybody doing stuff like that.
Speaker 1: You have cursky yourself and don't even know it. Okay,
Speaker 1: you do not play with the dead in that way.
Speaker 1: You let the deceased rest in peace. And it's all
Speaker 1: fun and games until you can't sleep at night because
Speaker 1: you're getting visited by those spirits you're playing with. It's
Speaker 1: all funny games and tell nothing is going good in
Speaker 1: your life and you don't know why playing with those spirits.
Speaker 1: Play with those spirits. If you want through. You better
Speaker 1: leave that alone. That's right now. Not to mention here
Speaker 1: in the physical world, somebody will literally kill you, blow
Speaker 1: your brains out for playing with their loved ones.
Speaker 5: Grave.
Speaker 1: Y'all gotta start moving with some common sense from cool,
Speaker 1: like what level of groupie ass stand are you that
Speaker 1: you would risk your life and your freedom for a
Speaker 1: celebrity that it makes no sense.
Speaker 4: It's stupid. Well, Ruby Rose is being bullied and wants
Speaker 4: to know why. And this is the reason why. Well,
Speaker 4: Ruby Rose, the Instagram model said some things, and people
Speaker 4: are attacking the wrong Ruby Rose. They are attacking Australian
Speaker 4: actress Ruby Rose, who says I have nothing to do
Speaker 4: with this. She says, I have a y in my name,
Speaker 4: not and I I never thought I'd be flooded with
Speaker 4: death threats for involvement in a rat beef that I
Speaker 4: have no idea what's going on. I've been to a
Speaker 4: Nicki Mina show before. I like Meg the Stallion, So
Speaker 4: leave me alone, stop bullying me. So people are bullying
Speaker 4: the wrong Ruby Rose. You talk about Ruby Rose. My
Speaker 4: orange is the new Black. Yes, they played Stella Australian actress. Yes, Wow, Okay,
Speaker 4: they're bullying they're bullying. She has no idea why they
Speaker 4: can't even spell no, God damn man, it's the wrong vowel.
Speaker 4: I don't know who's I don't know Ruby Rose Instagram
Speaker 4: model though Ruby Rose she.
Speaker 1: Was dating DDG before My Life. And lastly, Travis Scott.
Speaker 4: He was at his Utopia tour and in Miami and
Speaker 4: there was a janet of mopping up the sweat on
Speaker 4: the ground at the mosh pit. So when Travis realized
Speaker 4: what he was doing, he asked him why he was
Speaker 4: doing it because it was the moshpit. People were jumping around,
Speaker 4: and the janitor told him that was his job. And
Speaker 4: he gave the janitor five thousand dollars. He said, put
Speaker 4: the mop down. He says, you're off for the night,
Speaker 4: and off he was.
Speaker 5: Somebody going was like, I want you to just take
Speaker 5: the baby.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Thousand what you're saying.
Speaker 1: They say, give him five thousand dollars, you got the
Speaker 1: night off. Yeah, I respect that. But the guy can
Speaker 1: give him the money, but you can't get off. You
Speaker 1: can't get off off all of these people in here.
Speaker 12: Job.
Speaker 1: You got more sweat to clean up. Okay, the bathroom's
Speaker 1: me cleaning. You still got to do a job. Like
Speaker 1: the custodians are there for a reason. Y'all be acting
Speaker 1: like custodians don't serve a purpose, like they serve an
Speaker 1: extreme purpose. I say that all the time. You know
Speaker 1: how the institutions would look without the custodians, is correct.
Speaker 1: That's why you gotta treat the custodian the same way
Speaker 1: you treat the CEO, because the custodians just as important.
Speaker 1: You would have a terrible workplace. Imagine wherever you work
Speaker 1: at right now. You went and walked in those bathrooms,
Speaker 1: and those bathrooms are dirty. The first thing you're gonna
Speaker 1: do is yell, scream and complain and wonder where the
Speaker 1: custodians are. Okay, well, not only that you gave me
Speaker 1: the five thousand, but I still got to clean up sweat.
Speaker 4: I got a clean some people on phone slipping, and
Speaker 4: then I get in trouble. I get fired for five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. Now need this job.
Speaker 1: You can't have the night. You can't have the night.
Speaker 4: I can't have sluth you on that big tip though
Speaker 4: that pause. But I still got to I still got
Speaker 4: to wipe up the sweat. You got to it is
Speaker 4: what it is, all right, and that is your room
Speaker 4: of report.
Speaker 1: That sound to crazy sluth you on that big tip, though,
Speaker 1: I still got to wipe up the sweat.
Speaker 4: Damn gorse Jesus Lord. All right, when we come back,
Speaker 4: we got front.
Speaker 1: Page news and Nikki Haley will be joining us. I
Speaker 1: don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 4: mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Everybody's j and Charlemagne the guy. We are to breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Let's get in some front page newsis what.
Speaker 12: Was going on?
Speaker 8: Dj V Charlemagne the.
Speaker 1: Guy beat that. Let's talk Jackie Robinson.
Speaker 7: Yeah, today it's his birthday. I didn't realize that dj
Speaker 7: M men til you brought it up. So certainly resting
Speaker 7: piece of Jackie Robinson. And the search is over for
Speaker 7: a stolen statue. They stole his statue and the investigators
Speaker 7: are saying that the statue was found burned beyond repair.
Speaker 8: This happened in Wichita, Kansas.
Speaker 7: Let's go to NBC for the report on the details
Speaker 7: on how the statue was stolen, and then I'll give
Speaker 7: you some more information.
Speaker 20: It's the crime scene reduced to nothing but a pair
Speaker 20: of bronze cleats, a brazen theft out of public park that,
Speaker 20: for many in what you Taal Kansas is personal.
Speaker 1: I was appalled, and then once I saw the photos,
Speaker 1: I was angry.
Speaker 20: Angry over how someone could steal a life size statue
Speaker 20: of Jackie Robinson, the first black baseball player to play
Speaker 20: in the major leagues, his tribute unveiled not even three
Speaker 20: years ago.
Speaker 7: I can tell you that we will not stop in
Speaker 7: our pursuit of the people that stole this from our community.
Speaker 20: The crime caught on surveillance video early less Thursday.
Speaker 1: They just cut that beautiful statue off at the feet
Speaker 1: and loaded it into a pickup truck.
Speaker 20: Police have since failed that very truck. But to NBC News,
Speaker 20: no sign of the suspects.
Speaker 1: Or no motive. What's the point of that. That's stupid
Speaker 1: either you doing that just because you want to disgrace,
Speaker 1: you know, the legacy of Jackie Robinson, Are you damned?
Speaker 1: You ain't selling it for parts, no disgrace, just going
Speaker 1: back for that racist as you can possibly see.
Speaker 7: You know, there's been a lot about statue talk, you know,
Speaker 7: so this is kind of you know, the statues that
Speaker 7: a lot of the Confederate and a lot of the
Speaker 7: statues that have been taken down. I am assuming, and
Speaker 7: again it's just an assumption. We don't know for sure
Speaker 7: because no motive has been put out there. But you know,
Speaker 7: there's been a lot going on with statues, you know,
Speaker 7: over the over the last what six or seven years.
Speaker 8: So one, they're just hateful.
Speaker 12: To do this.
Speaker 8: Number one really no no motive to do it.
Speaker 7: But I did think about, you know, all of the
Speaker 7: statues that had to get taken down, and is this apparently,
Speaker 7: you know, just a get back. You know, we don't
Speaker 7: know that for sure at this point, but a lot
Speaker 7: of statue talk. Now the authority said they are not
Speaker 7: sharing the names or the suspects descriptions.
Speaker 8: Because they did find the truck.
Speaker 7: So to me, if you found the truck, probably a
Speaker 7: license plate, you know, something that's connected to it.
Speaker 8: But they have not said that.
Speaker 7: But Police Joe Sullivan, who you heard there, he said,
Speaker 7: whether you're involved, was stealing the statue, or you accepted
Speaker 7: the statue, or you were a part of any of it,
Speaker 7: this is an opportunity to turn yourself in.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 7: Replacing the statue will cost seventy five thousand dollars. They've
Speaker 7: been raising money for that. They said they did find
Speaker 7: they do have the original mode that's been located, and
Speaker 7: so they hoped to get it back up and return
Speaker 7: the statue to its rightful place. But yeah, they did
Speaker 7: find it burned to pieces in a trash can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they said they installed that statue in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: so it was up a couple of years. Yep. Now
Speaker 1: what else were talking about? Yeah, fake news.
Speaker 7: YouTube creators tar getting black celebrities with AI generated misinformation.
Speaker 7: NBC News reviewed a dozen YouTube channels posting what appears
Speaker 7: to be AI generated fake news with manipulated media, fake
Speaker 7: pictures that they also are creating with this fake content
Speaker 7: about black celebrities, meaning these videos they reviewed, they said
Speaker 7: that it's clickbait, meaning the YouTube video titles and thumbnails
Speaker 7: indicate narratives or allegations that aren't even in the videos themselves.
Speaker 7: I've seen this these types of videos of numerous times,
Speaker 7: and now some of these videos have millions of views,
Speaker 7: they said. The average number of these types of videos
Speaker 7: generate twenty one million views now. In a statement to
Speaker 7: NBC News, a spokesperson for YouTube said the platform reviewed
Speaker 7: and took down a number of these channels flagged them
Speaker 7: and has terminated them for violating their right violating the.
Speaker 8: Terms and conditions on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Hey man, psychological operations, informational warfare. That's what we're dealing
Speaker 1: with every day. You know, World War three is happening
Speaker 1: right now, and the battlefield is our brains and reality
Speaker 1: as we know it is constantly under and I don't
Speaker 1: see any defense except God given discernment, and that's probably
Speaker 1: not enough either in this era.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's very sad, it's very scary. I know some
Speaker 4: of the tech giants are gonna be in DC on
Speaker 4: Capitol Hill today. They're trying to ban some of the
Speaker 4: kids from being able to use uh these uh I
Speaker 4: guess these social media platforms because they're seing the being
Speaker 4: addicted to it. And that's part of it, is when
Speaker 4: you're creating all this fake news and these kids are
Speaker 4: starting with these fake news and there's no way to
Speaker 4: check this fake news.
Speaker 1: This is very scary. This is very scared, especially with
Speaker 1: the election, like this is very scary. I say it
Speaker 1: all the time. I believe none of what you hear
Speaker 1: and none of what you see. Nowadays, it used to
Speaker 1: be believed all of what you hear and half of
Speaker 1: what you see.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 1: I know, we used to be believe none of what
Speaker 1: you hear and half for what you see. Right now,
Speaker 1: iw is believe none of what you hear and none
Speaker 1: of what you see, including us talking right now. That's
Speaker 1: right because we might be ai we okay, no, but.
Speaker 8: They say every day. But by the way, because I'm
Speaker 8: on the screen, may I.
Speaker 1: I do want to say though, I feel like, you know,
Speaker 1: what a lot of people do in this space is
Speaker 1: even more important now. And by this space, I mean
Speaker 1: like you know radio, you know, certain podcasts, holds, certain
Speaker 1: television hosts, because people have to find voices they can trust.
Speaker 1: Like you don't have to agree with everything we say
Speaker 1: here on the Breakfast Club. You don't have to like
Speaker 1: everything we say here on the Breakfast Club. But at
Speaker 1: least you know, we real people, you know what. But
Speaker 1: the sad part is some of the people that these
Speaker 1: people trust are liars. They're not saying the true news.
Speaker 1: But that's I said, some I ain't say. Oh, but
Speaker 1: how do they How do people decipher who's telling the
Speaker 1: truth of who's not. You got you got to figure
Speaker 1: that out for yourself, Like how long? How long have
Speaker 1: you been listening to a person, you know what platforms
Speaker 1: brought that person on. We just heard at least twenty
Speaker 1: people tell us that Jesselarius wasn't going to be working
Speaker 1: here because of some inside stuff that they heard. It
Speaker 1: wasn't true. That's been going on, that's gossip in rumors though,
Speaker 1: that's been going on since the beginning of time. That
Speaker 1: literally the only difference between now and back in the
Speaker 1: eighties is the platform back then.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we know that though, but what about the people
Speaker 7: that trusted those people that were saying it would absolute confidence?
Speaker 12: Though?
Speaker 1: That's what we do that all the time. Like listen,
Speaker 1: everybody in this room has been victim of that. Literally,
Speaker 1: that's right. That's why you have to make sure that
Speaker 1: when you're in this position that you're in, you are
Speaker 1: the one that's getting all the actual accurate information. You
Speaker 1: can't fall victim to the to the fake news. You
Speaker 1: can't fall victim to the fake headlines. Actually read the stories,
Speaker 1: so your listeners can say, well, at least I know
Speaker 1: that person, you know, did that do due diligence and
Speaker 1: they're giving me every single correct detail of the situation, right,
Speaker 1: That's it's just it's really just throwing us as personalities.
Speaker 7: Well, I thought, I think I also think it's on
Speaker 7: us if you've made a mistake, you know, like I
Speaker 7: made a mistake yesterday. I said Jordan instead of I
Speaker 7: said George instead of Jordan's.
Speaker 8: So I made a mistake. I used the I had
Speaker 8: a slip of the tongue. So what about these personalities
Speaker 8: that need to come forward and say, you know what,
Speaker 8: I made a mistake. I'm say, is anybody gonna do
Speaker 8: that or what?
Speaker 1: But that's how you gain trust. That that right there
Speaker 1: is how you gain trust. That's why I said, at
Speaker 1: least you don't You may not agree with everything we say.
Speaker 1: You don't have to like everything we say, but at
Speaker 1: least you know we real, because that's part of being real.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 1: If I make a mistake, if I put something out
Speaker 1: there that's not true, I say, hey man, that was wrong.
Speaker 1: That's how you gain trust in people. And that's that's
Speaker 1: up to the personality, and it's up to the person
Speaker 1: that's listening to that personality.
Speaker 8: Like you said, some people just like mess though too.
Speaker 8: You know, let's just talk about that.
Speaker 7: Some people just just like you, continuing to just have
Speaker 7: drama and mess and when somebody's literally telling you what
Speaker 7: it is, and then you run with it, and then
Speaker 7: you tell them, no, that wasn't what it is.
Speaker 8: They and they still running with the lives.
Speaker 1: That's always been around. It's always been it's always been tabloids.
Speaker 1: It's always been you know, gossipers.
Speaker 7: It just moves a lot faster now though, because the
Speaker 7: social media, I mean, it really can ruin somebody's whole life,
Speaker 7: you know, you know.
Speaker 1: And it's not just entertainment anymore. Like it's not. It's
Speaker 1: not just entertainment. Your gossiping about your God's been about
Speaker 1: real life, real life issues that can cause people real
Speaker 1: life problems. That's right, all right, Well that is your
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, rumor be for that is your
Speaker 1: front page. It was Thicky Tass. Sure your follow at
Speaker 1: Testling Figure on all social media platforms and subscribe, uh
Speaker 1: the Attism Figures podcast, Great Shot, No Chase on the
Speaker 1: Black Effect Ie at Radio podcast Network.
Speaker 4: All right, now, when we come back, Republican presidential candidate
Speaker 4: Nikki Handley will be joining us and we're gonna talk
Speaker 4: to her next.
Speaker 1: It don't move. It's to Breakfast Club one morning morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is dj n V Charlamage mcgud We are to
Speaker 4: breakfast club.
Speaker 1: We got a special guest in the building, Republican presidential
Speaker 1: candidate Baba Gover No South Carolina, Nikki Head. That's right, welcome,
Speaker 1: good morning and morning.
Speaker 22: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: How are you all is good?
Speaker 22: I can't complain. Listen, South Carolina. Still proud of you.
Speaker 22: Keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. I appreciate that. I read recently
Speaker 1: that you got swatted twice twice since since the end
Speaker 1: of December when they were targeting high profile politicians.
Speaker 22: Yeah, and you know the hard part about that is
Speaker 22: I wasn't home, but we take care of my parents.
Speaker 22: They're eighty seven and ninety. And when you have twenty
Speaker 22: five people show up with guns drawn, Jesus to them, like,
Speaker 22: what's happened to our country? Come on, I mean, we
Speaker 22: can't keep living like this. It's not normal, it's not healthy.
Speaker 22: There's nothing good about what's happening right now in the country.
Speaker 22: And look, we have a chance to change that. That's
Speaker 22: what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 1: They to kick down the door or anything like that,
Speaker 1: or did they they.
Speaker 22: Actually they saw my parents through the window. They told
Speaker 22: them to put their hands up. They came through the door,
Speaker 22: and I mean immediately, like my parents had their hands
Speaker 22: up and they came in and separated them, talked to them.
Speaker 22: I mean, it was just it was a traumatic situash
Speaker 22: for twice. The second time they didn't come in because
Speaker 22: it had happened once before, so they were more cautious.
Speaker 22: The first time, it was full on.
Speaker 1: They didn't know it was your house, South Carolina.
Speaker 22: They didn't know.
Speaker 1: Wow, how did that make you feel?
Speaker 22: Look the reason I'm doing this. I don't want my
Speaker 22: kids to live like this were I know, we're better
Speaker 22: than this. I grew up in a small rural town
Speaker 22: and we took care of each other. It was neighbors
Speaker 22: taking care of neighbors, and it was just something simple
Speaker 22: about it.
Speaker 1: It was good.
Speaker 22: You genuinely wanted to take care of people. And we've
Speaker 22: lost that. I mean, right now, you see hatred, you
Speaker 22: see division, you see anger. I mean, you see these
Speaker 22: things where they're trying to like undercut people, and it's just,
Speaker 22: you know, it was exacerbating after COVID, but it's all
Speaker 22: the more reason why we need to go back and say,
Speaker 22: wait a minute, stop taking all this so personally, this
Speaker 22: isn't personal. This is just about getting our country back
Speaker 22: on track.
Speaker 1: A swatting is personal.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 1: If I call somebody's house, if I say, hey, this
Speaker 1: is going down in this house, that was personal.
Speaker 22: Well, I mean it's personal from a political perspective, yeah,
Speaker 22: I mean that's where it's a blood sport to run
Speaker 22: for office these days. But yeah, I mean that's it is.
Speaker 22: But it goes to show why, and it's why I'm
Speaker 22: so determined to finish this. Yeah, it's because I know
Speaker 22: America is better than this.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: You mentioned that in numbers in New Hampshire and the
Speaker 1: numbers in Iowa, and it's clear to me that when
Speaker 1: you look at those numbers, Republicans are looking for something different.
Speaker 1: A lot of Republicans are looking for something different. So
Speaker 1: why are conservatives willing to just turn the Republican Party
Speaker 1: over to Magnet?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 22: I voted for Trump twice. I was proud to serve
Speaker 22: America in his administration. I think people see that he
Speaker 22: never got announce a credit or a moment's piece, and
Speaker 22: they see him in these fights and they think that
Speaker 22: they need to show him thank you by being with him.
Speaker 22: But if you look at that the speech after New
Speaker 22: Hampshire or even the court cases and all that. He
Speaker 22: never talks about the American people. He never talks about
Speaker 22: what we're going to do to get this wasteful spending
Speaker 22: out of the way and get our economy back on track.
Speaker 22: He never talks about how we're going to get our
Speaker 22: kids reading again and go back to the basics in education.
Speaker 22: He never talks about securing the border unless he's saying
Speaker 22: stop it because I don't want it to happen until
Speaker 22: the election. I mean, he never talks about law and
Speaker 22: order in this country. He doesn't talk about these wars.
Speaker 22: That's what you got to be talking about. And honestly,
Speaker 22: with Biden and Trump, they care more about their investigations
Speaker 22: than themselves than they do about what we need to
Speaker 22: do in the country. And that's every reason why we
Speaker 22: need to go in a new direction.
Speaker 4: Why did you vote for him twice? If you feel
Speaker 4: this way about Trump, why did you feel that you
Speaker 4: had to vote for him twice?
Speaker 22: The reason I voted for him the first time was
Speaker 22: it was clear that our country needed a self correction.
Speaker 22: Trump was good at breaking things. We needed to break something.
Speaker 22: We needed to rattle the cages. And then you know,
Speaker 22: the second time I voted for him is I didn't
Speaker 22: want Biden. I saw that Biden was Obama two point zero,
Speaker 22: and I didn't want to take that chance of where
Speaker 22: he was going to take us. I knew they wanted
Speaker 22: to get back in the Iran deal. I knew that
Speaker 22: they weren't serious about closing the border. I knew that
Speaker 22: the wasteful spending that we had seen was going to happen,
Speaker 22: and so I voted for Trump thinking that he was
Speaker 22: going to do more of the same. But the reality
Speaker 22: is now chaos follows Donald Trump. Everywhere he goes, Chaos
Speaker 22: follows him. And we can't be a country in disarray
Speaker 22: and a world on fire and go through four more
Speaker 22: years of chaos. We won't survive it. There will be
Speaker 22: a first female president. It's either going to be Kamala
Speaker 22: Harris or it's going to be me, and it should
Speaker 22: send a chill up. Everyone's fine thinking about the fact
Speaker 22: that it would be Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you vote for Hillary in twenty.
Speaker 22: Sixty because I don't agree with anything that Hillary has said.
Speaker 22: I don't know that there's any policies of hers that
Speaker 22: I agree with. The reason I'm running now is because
Speaker 22: I'm an accountant. I think it's finally time we have
Speaker 22: an account in the White House. I've been a two
Speaker 22: term governor that took a double digit on employment state
Speaker 22: and turned it into an economic powerhouse. I dealt with Russia,
Speaker 22: China and Iran every day at the UN. I know
Speaker 22: what it takes to prevent more, and I think it's
Speaker 22: time that we have somebody that's a new generational leader
Speaker 22: that's not looking at the past but actually looking at
Speaker 22: solutions going forward.
Speaker 4: Now, you talk about your policies and some of the
Speaker 4: policies and the things that you stand on. You also
Speaker 4: said that you felt like Biden was been I guess
Speaker 4: Obama two point zero. What didn't you like about the
Speaker 4: Obama administration that you would have changed immediately? And what
Speaker 4: were you were against there? And you said something about Kamala.
Speaker 4: I want to ask why you said, if Kamala was president,
Speaker 4: why would send chills down?
Speaker 22: Sure, so a couple of things. I think with Obama
Speaker 22: that was if you go back, that's when we really
Speaker 22: started to feel the division was the white supremacist though,
Speaker 22: well no, I think it was it was everything. Everything
Speaker 22: was exaggerated with the Obama administration, it became more about gender,
Speaker 22: it became more about race. It became more about separating
Speaker 22: Americans instead of bringing them together.
Speaker 1: Right wing media though, well, they were scared to death
Speaker 1: of a black president.
Speaker 22: Look, I don't think everybody is at fault. I'm not
Speaker 22: saying that one person did this, but I'm saying under
Speaker 22: that administration, it really did cause some You just felt
Speaker 22: people felt like they were being put in camps through
Speaker 22: that administration. The second thing is I saw he was
Speaker 22: very much an Iranian sympathizer. He very much kept wanting
Speaker 22: to support and do things with iron. I think that's
Speaker 22: incredibly dangerous. This is a culture that says death to America,
Speaker 22: and you have to always be careful.
Speaker 18: A lot of.
Speaker 22: Spending happened on his watch that started us down that spiral.
Speaker 22: And then Obama did a lot of things by executive order,
Speaker 22: and that really started the He did a lot by
Speaker 22: executive order. Then Trump came in and reversed it all
Speaker 22: by executive order. Then Biden went and reversed it all. There,
Speaker 22: you've got to do it the hard way. You got
Speaker 22: to get Congress to come together and do those things
Speaker 22: because that makes it permanent. So what that did is
Speaker 22: that created leaders from around the world, so you just
Speaker 22: wait out a president. But more than that, people got
Speaker 22: used to just quick fixes instead of coming together and
Speaker 22: doing the hard work. So it was more about what
Speaker 22: do we need to do to move us forward in
Speaker 22: a way that we're lifting up everybody, not a select view.
Speaker 22: That's when I started to see it Kamala. It's from
Speaker 22: an experience standpoint. She's never been a governor, she's never
Speaker 22: had executive experience. She was a senator for a couple
Speaker 22: of years. But the things that Biden gave her, she
Speaker 22: didn't do anything with them. The border, she didn't do anything.
Speaker 22: I've spent more time at the border than she's spent
Speaker 22: at the border. When it came to artificial intelligence, he
Speaker 22: gave her that. She didn't do anything with it. America's
Speaker 22: behind everybody else when it comes to artificial intelligence. I
Speaker 22: just haven't seen her do anything. She went to overseas.
Speaker 22: He sent her to a foreign policy conference. She should
Speaker 22: have been talking about how we're going to have more
Speaker 22: allies with Philippines in India and South Korea and Japan
Speaker 22: and all that. She didn't say anything, and China just
Speaker 22: had their way with that conversation. It's not about her personally.
Speaker 22: It's about the fact that we are looking at a
Speaker 22: dangerous time in our country. This is not the time
Speaker 22: to go and put somebody in there and say, oh,
Speaker 22: we're going to do this because you do it. Because
Speaker 22: we've got to get the right person in there, and
Speaker 22: stop with the labels, and stop with the division, and
Speaker 22: stop with who's in which camp, and start focusing on
Speaker 22: how we're going to get America patriotic again and loving
Speaker 22: each other again.
Speaker 1: We got more with Nikki Haley when we come back,
Speaker 1: So don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody. It's DJ
Speaker 4: NV Charlamagne to God, we are to Breakfast Club. We're
Speaker 4: still cicking it with Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley.
Speaker 1: Charlamagne. Let's talk about our beautiful state of South Carolina.
Speaker 1: That's what the next Republican primary is now based on.
Speaker 1: Simple math. People say there is no path for you
Speaker 1: to win South Carolina. So is it about ego at
Speaker 1: this point? Because it feels like it could be like
Speaker 1: a suicidealist.
Speaker 22: But why why are people saying that? What's the proof
Speaker 22: in that? So I moved twenty five points in New
Speaker 22: Hampshire in three weeks. My approval rating in South Carolina
Speaker 22: is seven percent. People like what I did as governor.
Speaker 22: My job now is to show them that I could
Speaker 22: be a good president. We had an event in North Charleston.
Speaker 22: We had one thousand people. We had an event in
Speaker 22: Malden we had fifteen hundred people. We were in Conway
Speaker 22: we had eight hundred people. People are coming out because
Speaker 22: they want something different, they want something new, and they
Speaker 22: trusted me as their governor and they appreciated what I did.
Speaker 22: I now have to show them that we can translate
Speaker 22: that as president.
Speaker 1: So question, if you know, let's say Trump dudwain right
Speaker 1: and then went to the whole election, would you be
Speaker 1: in his cabinet? Because the thing I hear Republicans do,
Speaker 1: y'all will say all these things about him, but then
Speaker 1: when he asked you to be in an administration, you'll
Speaker 1: be a part of it.
Speaker 22: I have said to everyone, I am running for president.
Speaker 22: I don't play for second. I don't want vice president,
Speaker 22: I don't want cabinet, I don't want anything like that.
Speaker 22: I am running because I think we have a country
Speaker 22: to save.
Speaker 1: Would you be in it if he asked you to?
Speaker 22: I don't want anything. I don't want anything. No, I
Speaker 22: don't want anything. I have said it in every way
Speaker 22: I know how to say it. I don't I want
Speaker 22: to be vice president. I don't want a position. I
Speaker 22: am running for president. That's my focus.
Speaker 4: A lot of women don't necessarily love your stance when
Speaker 4: it comes to abortion, and why is your stance that
Speaker 4: way towards abortion and abortion's rights and women's rights.
Speaker 22: The issue of abortion is personal for every woman and
Speaker 22: every man. It needs to be treated that way. I
Speaker 22: am personally, unapologetically pro life, not because the Republican Party
Speaker 22: tells me to be, but because my husband was adopted
Speaker 22: and I had trouble having both of my children. Having
Speaker 22: said that, I don't judge anyone for being pro choice
Speaker 22: any more than I want them to judge me for
Speaker 22: being pro life.
Speaker 8: So what should we do?
Speaker 22: We need to find consensus. Can't we agree to ban
Speaker 22: late term abortions. Can't we agree to encourage adoptions and
Speaker 22: good quality adoptions. Can't we agree that doctors and nurses
Speaker 22: who don't believe in abortions shouldn't have to perform them.
Speaker 22: Can't we agree that contraception should be accessible? And can't
Speaker 22: we agree that no state law should say to a
Speaker 22: woman if she's had an abortion, that she's going to
Speaker 22: jail or get the death penalty. Let's start there. I
Speaker 22: am not going to demonize this issue. They the fellaws,
Speaker 22: have done this all wrong. You have to humanize this issue.
Speaker 22: Our number one goal is how do we save as
Speaker 22: many babies as we can and support as many moms.
Speaker 5: As we can.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about some of the stuff that you kind
Speaker 1: of stumbled over the last few weeks, right like when
Speaker 1: you say America has never been a racist country. I wonder, then,
Speaker 1: what did you consider the tragic shooting of a manual
Speaker 1: and me, what was that? Was that motivated by racism?
Speaker 22: Absolutely it was motivated. But I don't think America is
Speaker 22: a racist country, you know. I think that America, when
Speaker 22: you look at all, men should be created equal, given life,
Speaker 22: liberty in the pursuit of happiness. We should strive to say,
Speaker 22: how do we make today better than yesterday. We are
Speaker 22: not a perfect country. We've got stains in our history
Speaker 22: that we should never repeat. But if I grew up
Speaker 22: as a brown girl in a small rural town and
Speaker 22: my parents told me that I lived in a racist country,
Speaker 22: I would never have thought I had a chance. I
Speaker 22: want every child to know is there racism in our country?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 22: Should we call it out every time?
Speaker 13: You bet?
Speaker 22: But you can be anything you want to be without
Speaker 22: anyone getting in your way.
Speaker 1: Now I want to do why can't politicians Democrat and
Speaker 1: Republican because we've all heard We've heard you say America's
Speaker 1: never been a racist country. We've heard the Vice President
Speaker 1: say that before. We've heard og Jim Cliburne say that before,
Speaker 1: We've heard Tim Scott say that before. Why can't Democratic
Speaker 1: and Republicans just be honest and tell people, Hey, we
Speaker 1: can't have honest conversations about racism in this country because
Speaker 1: it's not a good electoral strategy.
Speaker 22: I mean, that's not why, That's why no everybody does.
Speaker 22: I have talked about racism as it affected me and
Speaker 22: how we need to get past it. I mean, keep it.
Speaker 1: You can't talk about it and say America's never been
Speaker 1: a real You can't stay America've never been a racist country,
Speaker 1: but then talk about the racism you experienced.
Speaker 22: There is racism in our country. I don't think that
Speaker 22: our country was founded to be racist. I don't I
Speaker 22: think that it was meant to be this amazing experiment
Speaker 22: to see if we could have freedom and democracy in
Speaker 22: a way that all men are created equal but are
Speaker 22: not there yet.
Speaker 1: If you didn't look at all men as equal from
Speaker 1: the beginning, then the ideology is flawed.
Speaker 22: But why do you want kids to hear that they
Speaker 22: live in a racist country. Why can't you tell kids, look,
Speaker 22: we're not perfect and we have some more things to fix.
Speaker 22: I just I don't want any child to think like that.
Speaker 22: I don't want any child to believe that their disadvantage
Speaker 22: from the second they're born. I didn't want to feel that.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's a disadvantage. I think if you
Speaker 1: tell somebody so, I think if you tell somebody's cold outside,
Speaker 1: you just that just makes them put on a cold.
Speaker 22: No, it makes them it makes them know what it's
Speaker 22: going to feel like before they even get outside. I
Speaker 22: don't want kids to feel that. I want them to
Speaker 22: get outside with confidence and strength and know that they
Speaker 22: can be anything.
Speaker 20: We have to do that.
Speaker 1: I think I got to know the truth too, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't think the truth.
Speaker 4: You know, like, I have two black sons, and they
Speaker 4: have to understand what they're facing when they go out
Speaker 4: to this world. It's not going to be the same
Speaker 4: as let's say my neighbor or a classmate. It's going
Speaker 4: to be the same, and it's true thing that same
Speaker 4: thing with you if you truth. And then let's say
Speaker 4: their brothers wore the same thing that your dad wore.
Speaker 4: They weren't going to have the same lifestyle and they
Speaker 4: were going to be looked at differently than your other classmates.
Speaker 1: Well, it's the truth.
Speaker 22: There was a we Missed Bamberg pageant that everybody would
Speaker 22: put their children in. It was the big thing in Bamberg.
Speaker 22: She always put your kids in. So my mom decided
Speaker 22: to put me and my sister in this pageant. And
Speaker 22: I was disqualified because they had a black queen and
Speaker 22: they had a white queen. And they said they didn't
Speaker 22: know where to put me because if I was in
Speaker 22: the black category, the blacks would be mad. If I
Speaker 22: was in the white category, the whites to be mad.
Speaker 22: So they gave me a beach ball and sent me
Speaker 22: all my way. Beach didn't Yeah, I know, that's all
Speaker 22: I got. Right only after my mom said, will you
Speaker 22: at least let her sing her song? You're never gonna
Speaker 22: believe it. My song was this land as your land,
Speaker 22: This land as my land. I mean, it doesn't get
Speaker 22: any worse than Listen. Did my parents sit down and
Speaker 22: say to us what happened here was wrong?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 22: But did they say this is the way the country is.
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 22: My mom said, you get up, you show that this
Speaker 22: is We're going to make it better tomorrow. I just
Speaker 22: it's my mentality that I want everybody to know. We
Speaker 22: all have a job to do, and that's to fix
Speaker 22: this country, and we never stop doing it. We have racism,
Speaker 22: and it's terrible. I've felt it, y'all felt it. A
Speaker 22: lot of people have felt it. But are we not
Speaker 22: going to fight every day to make sure that we
Speaker 22: stomp it out wherever we see it? Absolutely? But I
Speaker 22: don't want kids being raised to think that they're never
Speaker 22: going to get past it. I want them to think
Speaker 22: that they can actually be the ones that help us
Speaker 22: get past.
Speaker 1: But they have to know what it is. You can't
Speaker 1: take it out of you can't take it out of classrooms,
Speaker 1: you can't take it out of curriculum. You can't act
Speaker 1: like it doesn't exist.
Speaker 12: I have to heal it.
Speaker 1: You have to reveal it in orider to hear it.
Speaker 22: But didn't we learn it in South Carolina. We learned
Speaker 22: about it. We learned about it in history classes. You
Speaker 22: should always talk about it in history classes. You don't
Speaker 22: know how to keep bad things from happening if you
Speaker 22: don't look at the past and say, okay, how do
Speaker 22: we go for Those are the lessons that we have
Speaker 22: to learn. I think it's fine to talk about it.
Speaker 22: I have no issues with that, but don't judge peopleeople
Speaker 22: who are trying to do right now and don't live
Speaker 22: in the past. Let's look forward and say what do
Speaker 22: we want to look like?
Speaker 1: So why did you take the Confederate flag? Nowls it
Speaker 1: because it was a symbolism of racism or hate? Like
Speaker 1: why they said, you said it was two sides, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't for me to judge.
Speaker 22: But you couldn't look at that killer draped in that
Speaker 22: Confederate flag and not know that that was it. Really
Speaker 22: is what I told the car I didn't want any
Speaker 22: child to ride by that and think of those nine
Speaker 22: people that died, and like, we had to do that
Speaker 22: that I had to. And the thing is they had
Speaker 22: tried for years to get it down.
Speaker 1: It was put up.
Speaker 22: It was put up by a Democrat governor who promised
Speaker 22: to just have it up for a year and take
Speaker 22: it down, and he never took it down. So this
Speaker 22: is not where you blame people. This is about saying,
Speaker 22: let's right or wrong. And that's what I've always tried
Speaker 22: to do. If I lived my life blaming you know,
Speaker 22: what Trump calls me today, or what somebody said about
Speaker 22: me yesterday or whatever, I'd spend all that energy on
Speaker 22: them instead of spend the energy on saying I'm going
Speaker 22: to do better.
Speaker 1: You think Trump mocking your birth name was racist?
Speaker 22: I mean, I think we can let other people decide that.
Speaker 22: I think you know, you look at it and it's
Speaker 22: kind of like the Tim Scott you sleep with yourself.
Speaker 22: I mean, we'll let Donald Trump sleep with that all
Speaker 22: he wants.
Speaker 1: Oh, he don't care. He sleeps very good at it.
Speaker 22: And then that's why we need a new president.
Speaker 4: We got more with Republican presidential candidate Nicki Haley. When
Speaker 4: we come back, it's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning,
Speaker 4: Everybody's dj n V Charlamagne de God.
Speaker 1: We ought to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: We're still kicking it with Republican presidential candidate Nicki Haley.
Speaker 1: I got a question, what's your thoughts on immigration.
Speaker 22: So first of all, we got to secure the border.
Speaker 22: I mean, America is acting like it's September tenth, and
Speaker 22: we better remember what September twelfth felt like. It only
Speaker 22: takes one person and I have been to the border
Speaker 22: and it's horrific what's happening for both for the people
Speaker 22: that are coming and for the people.
Speaker 1: That have to live with it.
Speaker 22: So first, secure the border. We passed the toughest ilegal
Speaker 22: immigration law in the country when I was governor. I
Speaker 22: think the way we fix it is, you say we're
Speaker 22: going to have a national everify program. Every business has
Speaker 22: to prove that the people they hire in this country legally.
Speaker 22: We've got a defund sanctuary cities once and for all.
Speaker 22: If they know there's a safe haven, they're going to
Speaker 22: keep coming. You've got to put twenty five thousand Border
Speaker 22: Patrol and ICE agents on the ground and let them
Speaker 22: do their job. They're not letting them do it. Now,
Speaker 22: we have to go back to the remain in Mexico
Speaker 22: policy so that no one steps foot on US soil.
Speaker 22: And instead of catch and release, you got to go
Speaker 22: to catch and deport. But you also have to do
Speaker 22: legal immigration reform. It should not take someone ten years
Speaker 22: to become a citizen. I mean, right now, we've got
Speaker 22: to focus on what we need to do to get
Speaker 22: all of that slowness and bureaucracy out and allow it
Speaker 22: to be based on merit. What makes our country better
Speaker 22: start When you do it on merit, then all of
Speaker 22: a sudden, you're helping the economy, you're helping the country,
Speaker 22: You're doing all of those things. But they got to
Speaker 22: do both. And it's inexcusable that they continue to push
Speaker 22: this can down the road and wait for something bad
Speaker 22: to happen instead of just securing that border.
Speaker 1: Right now, would you use force against Texas if they
Speaker 1: try to secede over the border issuecause I'm dowdentein. You
Speaker 1: said you you US states should have the right to secede.
Speaker 5: Do you believe the states of the United States have
Speaker 5: the right?
Speaker 18: I think that they do.
Speaker 22: I mean the Constitution says that I believe in states rights.
Speaker 22: I believe that everything should be as close to the
Speaker 22: people to decide. We know that's not going to happen,
Speaker 22: that's not the issue. I think states have the right
Speaker 22: to make the decisions that their people want to make.
Speaker 22: I mean they do in South Carolina. We said we
Speaker 22: didn't want Syrian refugees. We said we didn't want Guantana
Speaker 22: Moubay prisoners. We said those things South. I do think
Speaker 22: that law should be made as close to the people
Speaker 22: as possible because it empowers the people. If Texas decides
Speaker 22: they want to do that, they.
Speaker 20: Can do that.
Speaker 22: But I don't think that if that whole state says
Speaker 22: we don't want to be part of America anymore, I mean,
Speaker 22: that's their decision to make. But I don't think government
Speaker 22: needs to tell people how to live, how to do anything.
Speaker 22: I mean, I think that we need to let freedom live.
Speaker 1: You know, in too Donentent, you also said about the
Speaker 1: civil well you said it hand interview to that is
Speaker 1: about tradition versus change, and then asked you about it
Speaker 1: earlier this year and you said it wasn't about slavery,
Speaker 1: But then you came back and said it was. Why
Speaker 1: initially didn't you just say, hey, it was about slavery.
Speaker 22: So the context of that is I've done over one
Speaker 22: hundred and sixty town halls, answering every question, shaking every hand.
Speaker 22: We don't screen anything all that. When he asked that question,
Speaker 22: I made the mistake of thinking.
Speaker 12: He was.
Speaker 22: He was trying to ask something else. I could tell
Speaker 22: that he was not a fan. Slavery should have been
Speaker 22: the first thing that came out of my mouth. I mean,
Speaker 22: growing up in South Carolina, we all knew that the
Speaker 22: Civil War was about slavery. That almost seemed too easy.
Speaker 22: I thought he was asking a harder question, and that's
Speaker 22: why I didn't say it. It was wrong. I should
Speaker 22: have said it. I agree, you know that, But it
Speaker 22: was just me overthinking that question. Stupid that night, like
Speaker 22: oh yeah, I mean it was one of those things
Speaker 22: like because it was so like slavery's a given, so
Speaker 22: I was mad that it was a given. But I
Speaker 22: was too busy judging his intentions than I was just
Speaker 22: answering the question, and it was a mistake.
Speaker 1: You have a lot of big Democratic donors, you know,
Speaker 1: who have donated to anti Trump candidates and causes, and
Speaker 1: he've donated to your campaign. Why do you think? Why
Speaker 1: do you think that is?
Speaker 22: I don't go after any certain kind of donor. We
Speaker 22: need donors, we need voters. I put myself out there
Speaker 22: and so whoever contributes, I don't say are you a
Speaker 22: Republican or are you a Democrat? Are you an independent,
Speaker 22: I don't ask that if they support what we're doing,
Speaker 22: we appreciate the same with voters. I don't just go
Speaker 22: to maga Republicans. I don't just go to Republicans. I'm
Speaker 22: talking to Republicans, I'm talking to independents, I'm talking to Democrats.
Speaker 22: I'm talking to anybody that will listen. Because this is
Speaker 22: a story about addition, you should want. I've said this
Speaker 22: to the Republican Party a million times. Republicans have lost
Speaker 22: the last seven out of eight popular votes for president.
Speaker 22: That's nothing to be proud of. We should want to
Speaker 22: win the majority of Americans. That's what I'm trying to
Speaker 22: do is I want everybody. So if people decide to
Speaker 22: donate to us, I appreciate it. We'll take it. But
Speaker 22: at the end of the day, I'm focused on lifting
Speaker 22: up everybody. That's where I think our country finally needs
Speaker 22: to go.
Speaker 1: How has Trump changed politics for the good and of bad.
Speaker 22: He's made it chaotic, He's made it self absorbed. He's
Speaker 22: made people dislike and judge each other. He's left that
Speaker 22: a president should have moral clarity and know the difference
Speaker 22: between right or wrong, and he's just toxic. I think
Speaker 22: a lot of the things he broke needed to be broken.
Speaker 22: But he doesn't know how to fix things again. And
Speaker 22: it's not okay to just break. You've got to fix
Speaker 22: it and make it better, and he hasn't done that.
Speaker 1: What do you think he's done good for the culture
Speaker 1: of politics? And I'm not talking about legislation. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the example I use is I feel like Trump
Speaker 1: has killed the language of politics. If politicians wanted to,
Speaker 1: they could really be on their bullworth stuff and really
Speaker 1: just tell the truth speaker like it is and people
Speaker 1: wouldn't care. And when you said you talk about the
Speaker 1: moral aspect of it. I never expected politicians to be perfect,
Speaker 1: because I know they're not. So he's kind of like
Speaker 1: broken that mold the way y'all don't have to be.
Speaker 22: And moral clarity, though, isn't about being a moral person.
Speaker 22: That's moral clarity is just knowing the difference between right
Speaker 22: and wrong, knowing the difference of should you call a
Speaker 22: group of people a name or not should you disqualified?
Speaker 22: That's the moral clarity I'm talking about. What I think
Speaker 22: he did right was one he broke some things that
Speaker 22: needed to be broken. I think those were important. Breaking
Speaker 22: the bureaucracy and getting things to move in a way
Speaker 22: that people started talking about them again, I think was important.
Speaker 22: I think the other thing that he did was he
Speaker 22: really tapped into a group that felt unheard and unseen.
Speaker 22: We should always focus on how you can and the
Speaker 22: unheard unseen are people like where I grew up in Bamberg,
Speaker 22: South Carolina. Those people who work hard every day. They
Speaker 22: don't have a lot of time for politics, but they
Speaker 22: take care of their family. But they felt unheard and unseen.
Speaker 22: And he tapped into that, and I think that that
Speaker 22: was something that was good. I think that, you know,
Speaker 22: we should always try and tap into those people that
Speaker 22: you may not see every day, or you may not hear,
Speaker 22: or they may not donate. You still got to focus
Speaker 22: on them too.
Speaker 1: Last question, is all is worth it?
Speaker 22: Yes, because we have a country to save. We have
Speaker 22: a country to save, and I am not going to
Speaker 22: stop until we do this. I know in my soul
Speaker 22: I'm supposed to be doing this. I know it because
Speaker 22: I one don't want my kids to live like this.
Speaker 22: I don't want anybody's kids to live like this. This
Speaker 22: is not normal. There's nothing about it that's normal. It's
Speaker 22: not normal to have two eighty year olds running. It's
Speaker 22: not normal to have this chaos around us. It's not
Speaker 22: normal for us to have wars all over the world
Speaker 22: and you're sitting there talking about court cases and calling
Speaker 22: people names. That's not normal.
Speaker 1: You contributed to a lot of it, though, hell being
Speaker 1: a part of the administration did it for No.
Speaker 22: When I was part of his administration, I told countries
Speaker 22: what America was for and what America was against. I
Speaker 22: didn't care if they didn't like me, but I wanted
Speaker 22: them to respect America. We brought respect to the United
Speaker 22: Nations again. From America. Countries trusted us and respected us again.
Speaker 22: I'm very proud of what I did. I didn't work
Speaker 22: in DC. I never wanted to be. I went there,
Speaker 22: I had my national security meetings, and I left. I
Speaker 22: didn't get into the drama. I didn't get into any
Speaker 22: of the politics there. I didn't go to the parties.
Speaker 22: I stayed here in New York and I did my
Speaker 22: job and only went to meetings when I had to.
Speaker 22: I kept my head down and focused on what my
Speaker 22: job was. I've always done that, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Nicki Haley, how did you donate to your campaign?
Speaker 22: Go to Nicki Haley dot com. If you're in South Carolina,
Speaker 22: we could do early voting February twelfth, the primaries on
Speaker 22: February twenty fourth, show up their ID and let's get
Speaker 22: it done.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the conversation.
Speaker 22: Thank you, this was fun.
Speaker 1: NICKI Haley. It's the breakfast club in the morning. Another one, Hey, yo, sleuth.
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Speaker 1: Been you chatting? Is the rumor report?
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Speaker 1: This is where the tea.
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Speaker 4: didn't know, he writes a lot of R and B
Speaker 4: music in also country songs. This is him talking a
Speaker 4: couple of years back of him ghostwriting, I.
Speaker 1: Write a lot of country music, a lot of country artists,
Speaker 1: for huge country artists that that would rather not have
Speaker 1: it known that I that I did it.
Speaker 23: Anyway, So with the but no, the yeah, Now I've
Speaker 23: written a lot of I lived in Nashville for two years.
Speaker 23: I literally lived at the studio. I parked my bus
Speaker 23: in the back of the studio and just lived on
Speaker 23: my bus at the studio.
Speaker 1: Just went in there every day. Uh, that's what I
Speaker 1: got back.
Speaker 23: Up of Taylors with and Luke Bryan and Rhett Atkins,
Speaker 23: David Dallas, Dallas Davison. So you know, I've written a
Speaker 23: lot for a lot of very important country artists.
Speaker 4: Interesting now he talks about why he will won't put
Speaker 4: his name on the credits anymore with writing these songs.
Speaker 8: Good music is good music.
Speaker 1: Don't get where it come from well styling.
Speaker 23: I mean, all the people I know like feel like
Speaker 23: it's not cool to listen to other genres of music.
Speaker 23: Country music is where I get all my harmony country
Speaker 23: and gospel music. That's where that's where all my harmony's
Speaker 23: gone from.
Speaker 5: I don't wrote a lot of country songs.
Speaker 12: Stop taking credit for it because.
Speaker 23: As cool as it is to see your name and
Speaker 23: those credits like that, the racism that comes after it
Speaker 23: is just like, I'll just take the check.
Speaker 1: Don't put me on that. I'll just take the check. Bro,
Speaker 1: never mind that.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I wonder if it's still like that now, because you
Speaker 1: got a lot of black country artists that's popping, like
Speaker 1: Came Brown. We met Came Brown at the iHeart Radio
Speaker 1: Music Festival last year. You got Jimmy Allen, Alison Russell.
Speaker 1: Is that is Alison? Is that your name? Alison Russell Russe?
Speaker 1: That the one from New But No, I'm just saying
Speaker 1: it's a lot of dope black country artists out right now.
Speaker 1: So I wonder if that still holds true.
Speaker 4: Well, he's just he's just said that like a day ago,
Speaker 4: so I'm sure it still does. And I don't think
Speaker 4: a lot of times people give t Paining the credit
Speaker 4: he deserves it. All the stuff that he's done with writing,
Speaker 4: with producing, with with his hit singles with the stuff
Speaker 4: that he's doing outside of music.
Speaker 1: He paying drop a bomb for TPA Drop. I would
Speaker 1: like I would like to know more about that the
Speaker 1: black country angle though. Yeah, and speaking of black country,
Speaker 1: you know, I have a book in print called Black
Speaker 1: Privilege Publisher through Simon and Schusta. The next release that
Speaker 1: is coming out on Black Privilege Publishing is actually by
Speaker 1: Alison Alice Randall and she has a book called My
Speaker 1: Black Country and it is a journey through countries country
Speaker 1: music's black past, present and future. It's available for pre
Speaker 1: order right now whoever you buy books. It's called My
Speaker 1: Black Country. Okay, this is great, great little plug since
Speaker 1: we talking about black people in the country.
Speaker 4: Music now common shout to comment. He did an interview
Speaker 4: with Sway in the morning and now he was talking
Speaker 4: to head to be it has to be asked him
Speaker 4: about black men and talking about black women and how
Speaker 4: black women could get you know, better and stronger in
Speaker 4: their relationship.
Speaker 24: The support and the encouragement is one thing. Obviously honesty
Speaker 24: is very important, but honesty would care one thing.
Speaker 5: I read this pastor. He was from the Bahamas.
Speaker 24: His name is Miles Munro, doctor Miles Munroe and he
Speaker 24: and I started reading him because I was trying to
Speaker 24: really get in what is the purpose of a man
Speaker 24: and a woman like together? And one of the things
Speaker 24: that he mentions that I think is like I found
Speaker 24: found natural is men we like to provide, we like
Speaker 24: to protect. That's that's some things that we naturally like
Speaker 24: to do. Some things that women naturally do. Our nurturers,
Speaker 24: they lead us to in their own ways. So I think,
Speaker 24: you know, a woman being able to be nurturing but
Speaker 24: also be supportive. You might call it old fashioned, but
Speaker 24: I feel like it's nature for me to want to
Speaker 24: take care of these things.
Speaker 5: So let me do some of those things.
Speaker 24: But also hoping and seeing if that man has a
Speaker 24: vision that you could support that even if he's not
Speaker 24: there yet.
Speaker 4: Now I have to be asked and what advice. What
Speaker 4: it gives Black women struggling relationships because they grew up
Speaker 4: without a father.
Speaker 1: So that's what he was discussing, Oh, you gonna play
Speaker 1: have to be clip, We don't have that question. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's actually natural for us to take care of each other.
Speaker 1: We complicate this thing when we don't have to. Man,
Speaker 1: black men love black women, Black women love black men. Okay,
Speaker 1: drop on a glues bomb for us. All right, don't
Speaker 1: let social media and interracial relationships fool you. Okay, Black
Speaker 1: men and black women are way more unified than people think.
Speaker 1: Absolutely okay, And lastly this I thought this was funny.
Speaker 4: Benzenoo talks about him not following his daughter on social media.
Speaker 4: He recently did an interview and said and told the
Speaker 4: reason why he doesn't follow Coiler Rat.
Speaker 5: So I don't.
Speaker 21: I can't follow her Instagram because you know, she could
Speaker 21: be in a bikini, you know, twerking or something.
Speaker 5: So, but I love her to death, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying.
Speaker 21: So I want to be able to you know what
Speaker 21: I'm saying, visualize her the way I want to visualize.
Speaker 21: He has my daughter necessarily as an artist or as
Speaker 21: coy or you know what I mean. I don't want
Speaker 21: to visualize my daughter like that.
Speaker 25: My mother has followed and un followed me on Instagram
Speaker 25: quite a few times.
Speaker 1: For similar reasons. Yeah. I respect that. I can totally
Speaker 1: understand me my kids on on social media, but I
Speaker 1: can totally understand his mindset and his perspective. You would
Speaker 1: not want to open up your Instagram and that's what
Speaker 1: you see.
Speaker 4: No, No, but you know, my daughter, who is a
Speaker 4: lot older, is on Instagram, and if there's anything that
Speaker 4: she thinks I might have a problem with, or you know,
Speaker 4: if she's in a bikini or something like that, she'll run.
Speaker 1: It past me. First, Dad, what do you think about this?
Speaker 1: You need to run things past her? Okay, because from
Speaker 1: what I see, the kids got way more sense than
Speaker 1: you got. Okay, Logan is the man of the house
Speaker 1: and she's definitely got more sense than you. Madison. You
Speaker 1: embarrassed your kids way more on social media. Niguad ever
Speaker 1: embarrassed you. I've seen you post videos and I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: could somebody tell him to take this down? So I
Speaker 1: can only imagine how they feel. She don't need to
Speaker 1: run nothing past up. All right, maybe my mama, mama,
Speaker 1: I run thinks a bat Mama. Mama got the best judgment, clear.
Speaker 4: And that is your room and report and when we
Speaker 4: come back, let's open up the phone lines. Eight hundred
Speaker 4: five eight five one oh five to one. Parents, how
Speaker 4: do you handle following your kids on social media?
Speaker 1: Damn man, having to block your child it's gotta be
Speaker 1: wid Yeah, well, that is the question.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five for one, parents,
Speaker 4: how do you follow your kids or how do you
Speaker 4: handle following your kids on social media?
Speaker 1: We'll do it after donkey. Who you give your donkey too?
Speaker 12: Bro Man?
Speaker 1: For after the hour, we need Bertel Johnson to come
Speaker 1: to the front of the congregation speaking of social media. Okay,
Speaker 1: we shall discuss all.
Speaker 4: Right, we'll get into that next. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 4: the same.
Speaker 14: Your execution on the donkey of the day is something
Speaker 14: to God give you the reason they gave me.
Speaker 1: Dounky other day and I deserve that.
Speaker 8: You need to know.
Speaker 1: You need to tell them.
Speaker 13: I am you have the boy, tell them.
Speaker 1: It's time for donkey.
Speaker 11: It's a read.
Speaker 1: But you're so good at Charlamagne Chara.
Speaker 7: Salamine.
Speaker 1: Who do you give it dusky other day too? Man
Speaker 1: m h, I was part tried to get a drink
Speaker 1: of water donkey to day for Wednesday, January thirty first,
Speaker 1: My god, it's only the thirty first. Why does it
Speaker 1: feel like January was two muchs man? I felt every
Speaker 1: single one of those thirty one days, Lord have mercy,
Speaker 1: but dogg here to day. But January thirty first goes
Speaker 1: to Birtel Johnson. Okay, Birtel is a young man from Chicago,
Speaker 1: and he's the latest victim of the false reality that
Speaker 1: is social media. I've gotten on this radio for years
Speaker 1: and he said, the things you do online will absolutely
Speaker 1: get you jams up offline. And I don't understand for
Speaker 1: the life of me, why people care more about what
Speaker 1: social media thinks. I don't understand why they cared more
Speaker 1: about what social media believes than they do about what
Speaker 1: actually happens to them in real life. See Burteil is
Speaker 1: a convicted felon who is free on electronic monitoring. Well,
Speaker 1: he was free on ele electronic monitoring a waiting trial
Speaker 1: on murder and attempted murder charges. Now, anybody with a
Speaker 1: bump of common sense. When I say a bump, I'm
Speaker 1: talking a bump, just a hit a common sense. I'm
Speaker 1: talking a bump of common sense that can be administered
Speaker 1: by dipping the tip of a car a house key
Speaker 1: into the common sense and just an haligate. All right,
Speaker 1: just a little bit of common sense on your fingernails
Speaker 1: can be used to take that bump. Okay, a bump
Speaker 1: of common sense. A bump is such a small amount,
Speaker 1: but that little bit of common sense goes a long way,
Speaker 1: and that's all Burtel needed, just a bump of common
Speaker 1: sense to keep him out of the situation he is
Speaker 1: currently in se as. I told you Burteil is a
Speaker 1: convicted felon who has been free on electronic monitoring, a
Speaker 1: waiting trial on murder and attempted murder charges. So if
Speaker 1: you were a waiting trial for killing somebody, you probably
Speaker 1: should try to show the courts, you know, that you
Speaker 1: aren't that type of person. But this is twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four and people are who they are, and they couldn't,
Speaker 1: you know, hide themselves if they tried. See Burtel is
Speaker 1: back behind bars right now because of a startling discovery
Speaker 1: that was made inside this Chicago home. I used the
Speaker 1: word startling discovery because that's the wording the article used,
Speaker 1: But in light of what made the police go to
Speaker 1: his house in the first place, there is nothing startling
Speaker 1: about this discovery. See Earlier this month, the Cook County
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office says investigators found multiple guns, ammunition, and suspected
Speaker 1: narcotics inside his house after he posted photos on social
Speaker 1: media of himself carrying a semi automatic rifle and a
Speaker 1: handgun modified with a switch that turns the weapon fully automatic.
Speaker 1: I can't make this kind of stuff up. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Fox thirty two for the report police a.
Speaker 26: Convicted fellow and who's on electronic monitoring awaiting trial now
Speaker 26: facing more charges tonight. Bertel Johnson has been out on
Speaker 26: bond since twenty twenty one, charged with first degree murder
Speaker 26: and first degree attempted murder.
Speaker 1: Earlier this month, The Cook County.
Speaker 26: Sheriff's Office says investigators found multiple guns, ammunition, and suspected
Speaker 26: narcotics in his home.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm not the highest grade weed in the dispensary.
Speaker 1: Never happened, never claimed to be. I just feel like,
Speaker 1: you know, if you're on house arrests for murder and
Speaker 1: you posting pixel, you carrying semi automatic rifles and handguns,
Speaker 1: if you're on electronic mone monitoring for murder, let me
Speaker 1: give you a list of things you should be posting
Speaker 1: on social media instead of guns. Number one yard work. Okay,
Speaker 1: I want to see you cutting grass, trimming some headges,
Speaker 1: picking trash, loose garbage out of people's yards. Actually, you
Speaker 1: in Chicago, I want to see you shoveling some snow
Speaker 1: for some old people. Okay, Go shovel some driveways. Okay,
Speaker 1: get some snow off the steps, all right. Post some
Speaker 1: pictures of you reading Bible scriptures, reading the Koran. I'll
Speaker 1: fill ima lack them. Okay. Post some pictures of you
Speaker 1: and your local pastor. All right, go donate some blood.
Speaker 1: Post that's what. Go donate some blood. Post some pictures
Speaker 1: of that, all right, with funny captions like Magic Johnson.
Speaker 1: Could never just show me pictures and videos of you
Speaker 1: being proactively helpful. Okay, you are on electronic monitoring for
Speaker 1: murder and attempted murder. These people already thank you a monster.
Speaker 1: All right. The last ten you should be showing them
Speaker 1: is that you still have guns, and not just guns
Speaker 1: and assault rifle. Three handguns, including one one of the
Speaker 1: face serial number and auto switch attacks, one high capacity
Speaker 1: fifty round drum magazine and extended nine milimeter magazine, two
Speaker 1: empty nine milimeter magazines, nearly one hundre and fifty live
Speaker 1: rounds of ammunition of various calibers. Sixteen grams of suspected cocaine.
Speaker 1: Approximately three hundred grams are suspected weed, seventy eight oxy
Speaker 1: coat on pills in four thousand and cash he got
Speaker 1: caught with all of that while being on electronic monitoring
Speaker 1: for murder. Oh yeah, the white man got some shelter
Speaker 1: for you. Now, the white man got housing for negroes
Speaker 1: like yourself. The white man sees situations like this and
Speaker 1: started rubbing his hands together and licking his lips like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we got another one. And I just don't understand the
Speaker 1: mentality the logic on why Burtel would you feel the
Speaker 1: need to showcase any of this on social media. I
Speaker 1: truly believe we have celebrated this type of dysfunction for
Speaker 1: so long, normalizing for so long that these negroes think
Speaker 1: they really got a career. They show this type of
Speaker 1: behavior off like they want to be the Doctor Miami
Speaker 1: of goons. Okay, doctor Miami shows off his work in
Speaker 1: the form of bbls and breast augmentations and lipful suction.
Speaker 1: So Burtell's like, let me show you my work in
Speaker 1: the form of all these damn guns and all these
Speaker 1: damn drugs. Yeah, we see you, Okay, we see you
Speaker 1: use this rifle. This this is the This is the
Speaker 1: semi automatic rifle that I used to kill ops over there.
Speaker 1: This is the handgun I used to shoot that ops
Speaker 1: over yonder and we did it while HI on these drugs. Right, yeah, Okay,
Speaker 1: I tell you, destiny is not a matter of choice.
Speaker 1: It's a matter It's not a matter of chance. It's
Speaker 1: a matter of choice. Okay, Nobody is destined to be
Speaker 1: a career criminal at thirty years old. Let me repeat,
Speaker 1: destiny is not a matter of chance. It's a matter
Speaker 1: of choice. Nobody is destined to be a career criminal
Speaker 1: at thirty years old. But when you make as many
Speaker 1: poor criminal choices as Bertel has made, when you choose
Speaker 1: this life of crime, you are guaranteed to end up
Speaker 1: the white man's tenant forever. Please give Birtel Johnson the
Speaker 1: biggest he huh. Matter of fact, let rem you ma
Speaker 1: give Brotel Johnson the biggest he hull hee haw he ha.
Speaker 1: You stupid motherfuck? Are you dumb?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes he is remy, Yes he is damn so sad.
Speaker 1: All right, well thank you for that dog get to day, sir. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 1: there's I already said, Negro, there's no need. There's no
Speaker 1: absolutely no need, because I mean you said the white
Speaker 1: man's yem, the white man. Then you said this, Negro.
Speaker 1: I mean I was hoping you wouldn't know. There's no
Speaker 1: need to pro people off the cold on Damn, I
Speaker 1: just had it. Hold on, hold on, hold on and damn,
Speaker 1: hold on. He got his picture. Damn, let me see
Speaker 1: his picture. Come on now, let me say, come on now,
Speaker 1: tyfficult Chicago. He like he looks like all the keys
Speaker 1: he do look perfectly. Come on now, come on now,
Speaker 1: i'me on now. I'm sure he had a ski mask
Speaker 1: before you took them. Definitely they had to tell him
Speaker 1: take it off. The shot. God, he definitely had the
Speaker 1: pool shik steal. Yeah, all right, well, thank you for that.
Speaker 1: Donkey to day. Now, let's hop it up.
Speaker 4: The phone lines eight hundred five eight five, one oh
Speaker 4: five one, ben Zeno if you if you just missed
Speaker 4: the rumor report was talking about his daughter coy Rate
Speaker 4: and why he doesn't follow her on social media.
Speaker 5: So I don't.
Speaker 21: I can't follow her Instagram because then you know, she
Speaker 21: could be in a bikini, you know, twerking or something.
Speaker 21: So I but I love her to death, you know
Speaker 21: what I'm saying. So I want to be able to
Speaker 21: you know what I'm saying, visualize her the way I
Speaker 21: want to visualize her as my daughter necessarily as an
Speaker 21: artist or as coy or you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I don't want to visualize my daughter like that.
Speaker 25: My mother has followed and unfollowed me on Instagram quite
Speaker 25: a few times over the year.
Speaker 4: All right, the question eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 4: one oh five one. As a parent, how do you
Speaker 4: handle following your kids on social media?
Speaker 1: Let's discuss. Will take your calls when we come back
Speaker 1: as the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. It's
Speaker 1: topic time.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five five one five one to join into
Speaker 2: the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 18: Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy. We are to
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us, we were
Speaker 4: talking about something ben Zeno said in an interview.
Speaker 1: Let's here.
Speaker 21: So I don't I can't follow her Instagram because then
Speaker 21: you know, she could be in a bikini, you know,
Speaker 21: twerking or something.
Speaker 5: So I but I love her to death, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: So I want to be able to, you know what
Speaker 21: I'm saying, visualize her the way I want to visualize
Speaker 21: her as my daughter, necessarily as an artist or as
Speaker 21: coy or you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I don't want to visualize my daughter like that.
Speaker 25: My mother has followed and unfollowed me on Instagram quite
Speaker 25: a few times.
Speaker 5: Over the years.
Speaker 1: For similar reasons.
Speaker 12: For sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're asking eight hundred and five five one
Speaker 4: oh five one. As a parent, how do you handle
Speaker 4: following your kids on social media? For myself, only my
Speaker 4: two oldest kids have social media and they really don't
Speaker 4: post too much. And anything my daughter does post, she
Speaker 4: usually runs by me before she posts anyway. But if
Speaker 4: I did have a child that was tworking and posting,
Speaker 4: you know, he picks all the time, that would be uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: It would be uncomfortable. I think it would be. I
Speaker 4: think I would have to unfollow them, and not necessarily
Speaker 4: because of that, well because of that as well, but
Speaker 4: also because of the comments too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my daughter don't have social media, you know, but
Speaker 1: your do the show or fifteen? I mean, I have
Speaker 1: a four daughter's fifteen, eight, five and two. But you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: social media is just something that I don't even ever
Speaker 1: want them to get to get into. You know, I
Speaker 1: just see where it's going, I see where it's headed,
Speaker 1: I see where it's at now. I don't need to
Speaker 1: even ever, you know, give your brain, your time and
Speaker 1: attention and way to that thing. But yeah, I can
Speaker 1: totally understand whe Benzino's coming from that. That would be
Speaker 1: super uncomfortable, you know, to open up Instagram and you know,
Speaker 1: see your daughter doing that. But that's also just the
Speaker 1: I don't want to see the price. That's not the
Speaker 1: right word, but that's just also life, right, It's kind
Speaker 1: of the price you pay for fame. Yes, that's the
Speaker 1: price that you have, the price you pay for having
Speaker 1: a daughter. But your daughter is going to grow up,
Speaker 1: and your daughter is going to grow up and be
Speaker 1: an object of desire because that's what the person you
Speaker 1: had that daughter with with somebody else, his daughter.
Speaker 4: It's a lot worse that she's a celebrity and she's
Speaker 4: famous and she's an artist. Even if she wasn't, I
Speaker 4: get what you're saying, but he was.
Speaker 1: Its more eyes on her now, sure, But I don't
Speaker 1: even think that's what he's concerned about. He's he's concerned
Speaker 1: with her. He's just concerned about opening up Instagram and
Speaker 1: seeing his daughter's talking in a bikini like that would
Speaker 1: make anybody uncomfortable. I don't care if you're a male
Speaker 1: man or a famous rapper, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like that's just yeah, it's embarrassing, but it works both
Speaker 1: ways because you know, as an adult, there's things that
Speaker 1: I'm sure that you could do that embarrass your daughter.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, we all, we all have to be
Speaker 1: cognitivet of that. We all represent each other. Like Envy's
Speaker 1: very embarrassing. Like you know what I mean. I know that.
Speaker 1: You know, Logan and Madison are very embarrassed by their
Speaker 1: father at a certain points, but they love you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, but I don't have n't posted myself with
Speaker 1: a bikini torquing. Yeah. Oh, you've done way worse, Alexandria,
Speaker 1: way worse. I've seen it. Hello, Hey, what's your name, Alexandria?
Speaker 4: You just said that, well, Alexandria, that we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Do you follow your kids on social media? On social media?
Speaker 10: I do not have two kids, a little girl and
Speaker 10: little boy. The boy isn't biologically mind, so he's going through,
Speaker 10: like you know, trying to find himself and all that.
Speaker 1: Oh lord, so.
Speaker 10: I can't do in front of him.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 17: I do not.
Speaker 10: Oh so you don't follow me off Instagram?
Speaker 12: No? Fa?
Speaker 1: Oh so you don't follow him because you'll be wilding out.
Speaker 1: Oh so you'll be hold on, hold on, you be
Speaker 1: showing your ass on social media.
Speaker 10: But I mean, like, you know, on bikinis or whatever,
Speaker 10: because I am married, I'm a merrid woman on.
Speaker 1: Faithful of hell.
Speaker 10: So it's like it's nothing too crazy.
Speaker 1: Don't you don't want to you don't want to turn
Speaker 1: him on. I'm trying to. I'm confused, like what's going on?
Speaker 10: He did, I don't want to, Like, okay, So we
Speaker 10: had a little situation where if I'm in the bathroom,
Speaker 10: he'll busting up and he'll put his hands over his eyes.
Speaker 10: He'll open her fingers so he's trying to see something.
Speaker 1: He's trying to see. So he's trying to see something.
Speaker 1: This is step mommy. So this ain't mom and mommy,
Speaker 1: this is step No. Yes, oh he know. He on
Speaker 1: point her watching them videos that got them titles like
Speaker 1: that got left alone with step mommy. That's what that's
Speaker 1: what that's that's what the hell is going on step mama.
Speaker 1: Let me just ask him not being rude? Are you
Speaker 1: is your body? You have big boobs in a big rare,
Speaker 1: so I'm like, I have a big blood.
Speaker 10: I'm not I don't have like, but still I have
Speaker 10: a body.
Speaker 1: Like a white man. Why why what did you think
Speaker 1: he was talking to a white man? Just now, do
Speaker 1: you have a big rear.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to say a big respectable I didn't want
Speaker 4: to say trying to be respect all language.
Speaker 1: Understand you know you're not disrespecting. I don't want direspect
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. Man, you got
Speaker 1: that horny little boy running around your house.
Speaker 10: I just I just want people to understand, like it's
Speaker 10: nothing wrong with that, you know, because at the end
Speaker 10: of the day, you want to see your children as children,
Speaker 10: but you also want your children to see you as
Speaker 10: their parents.
Speaker 1: You need to get a lock on your door though, too, Mama,
Speaker 1: you need not.
Speaker 10: Going to have see now, I got a lock on
Speaker 10: my door, like a real lock, because you know, like you.
Speaker 1: So like you know.
Speaker 4: You better catch you talking about man because if he's
Speaker 4: into mom like that, I'm sure he grab.
Speaker 1: Wll you are projected and you need to shut up
Speaker 1: because you're telling a lot about yourself when you're getting
Speaker 1: it for this. You don't know how you got She
Speaker 1: just says she runs into the bathroom because it's totally
Speaker 1: different than what you're talking about? How old is he?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 1: He a little boy? Yeah, a little honey, little boy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I understand I this Christ all right, Alexandria, all right,
Speaker 4: y'all have a good way.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 4: If you just joined us, we're talking about something, Benzino said,
Speaker 4: let's play a clip.
Speaker 21: So I don't I can't follow her Instagram because you know,
Speaker 21: she could be in a bikini, you know, twerking or something.
Speaker 5: So I but I love her to death, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: So I want to be able to you know what
Speaker 21: I'm saying, visualize her the way I want to visualize
Speaker 21: her as my daughter, not necessarily as an artist or
Speaker 21: as coy or you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I don't want to visualize my daughter like that.
Speaker 25: My mother has followed and unfollowed me on Instagram quite
Speaker 25: a few times.
Speaker 1: For similar reasons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're asking, as a parent, how do you
Speaker 4: handle following your kids on social media?
Speaker 1: Let's discuss at the breakfast Global morning. Let's say, if
Speaker 1: you're all talking about it, you know we talking about it.
Speaker 1: It's topping times.
Speaker 2: Called eight hundred five eight five one five one to join.
Speaker 4: Into the discussion with the Breakfast Club mourning everybody. It's
Speaker 4: DJ Envy, Charlamagne to God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: If you're just joining us, we're talking and asking, as
Speaker 4: a parent, how do you handle following your kids on
Speaker 4: social media? This conversation comes from Vincino. He was talking
Speaker 4: about his daughter, Cola Ray. This is what he said.
Speaker 21: So, I don't I can't follow her Instagram because then,
Speaker 21: you know, she could be in a bikini, you know,
Speaker 21: twerking or something.
Speaker 5: So I but I love her to death, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: So I want to be able to you know what
Speaker 21: I'm saying, visualize her the way I want to visualize
Speaker 21: her as my daughter, necessarily as an artist or as
Speaker 21: coy or you know.
Speaker 6: What I mean.
Speaker 5: I don't want to visualize my daughter like that.
Speaker 25: My mother has followed and unfollowed me on Instagram quite
Speaker 25: a few times.
Speaker 5: Over the years.
Speaker 1: For similar reasons.
Speaker 12: For sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have Nicole on the line. The cold, good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 17: How you feeling the cold, Nicole, I'm feeling well. How
Speaker 17: about you, gentlemen?
Speaker 1: Good good good. So we're asking how do you handle
Speaker 1: following your kids on social media?
Speaker 17: Well, my daughter is fifteen, and she has like probably
Speaker 17: four or five accounts. One account that her father and
Speaker 17: I get to see, one that she shows people that
Speaker 17: she really quote unquote doesn't deal with like that, ones
Speaker 17: that her friends can see, ones that she actually uses
Speaker 17: for certain postings. So we really don't know where to go.
Speaker 17: We just only have one.
Speaker 1: Really, how did you figure out she has five different accounts?
Speaker 17: Because when I asked her, I sent you something, did
Speaker 17: you see it? And she said, no, where did you
Speaker 17: send it? And I said, but what do you mean
Speaker 17: where did you send it?
Speaker 8: I have this?
Speaker 12: She said, oh, yeah, those people.
Speaker 17: I don't deal with them.
Speaker 1: No more like that.
Speaker 17: So I created another page and send it to this
Speaker 17: or if you send it to these two.
Speaker 12: I'll get that.
Speaker 17: And so she has multiple accounts and I just can't
Speaker 17: keep up.
Speaker 1: Are you calling from Baltimore?
Speaker 12: Yes, I am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I heard the T you and it was something
Speaker 1: else you said.
Speaker 7: I heard.
Speaker 1: I heard the E at the end of a few words. Yes,
Speaker 1: just Larrus starts here next Monday.
Speaker 12: By the way, I am so excited.
Speaker 17: I wanted to say congratulations to her. I'm so happy
Speaker 17: for her and so happy for you guys that you
Speaker 17: get that blessing of.
Speaker 1: Her presence of being there with absolutely right.
Speaker 17: But I did have something to say a few other
Speaker 17: things to say real quick to y'all because I couldn't
Speaker 17: get through the first thing Charlemagne when you were talking
Speaker 17: about Shaq and how he didn't want to divulge personal
Speaker 17: information to a woman.
Speaker 12: Hurt people, hurt people.
Speaker 17: So if you're gonna say something hurtful to someone, that's
Speaker 17: because you want to cut them as deep as you know,
Speaker 17: as bad as you feel. So if you're not an
Speaker 17: involved person and be able to take that, then I
Speaker 17: agree with you. You know you should be in a
Speaker 17: position to truck, So I get that. But the other
Speaker 17: thing is for envy. I happened to watch television the
Speaker 17: other night, and I'll see you the moonlight. No one
Speaker 17: caught in that hat. I see you out there trying
Speaker 17: to help relationship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and shouts at the timmy room.
Speaker 20: Wa.
Speaker 1: We did caught in the act last year. We had
Speaker 1: a lot of fun doing that, So salute to her.
Speaker 1: I'm trying. I'll be out there working they you know,
Speaker 1: they be stressing me out. They be fighting.
Speaker 4: I'll be trying to break up the fights. I'll be
Speaker 4: trying to show them some love. Hey, they they be
Speaker 4: working me.
Speaker 17: That one gentleman.
Speaker 10: He was on their crying and Freeman.
Speaker 12: I said, oh Lord, have mercy. I couldn't stop laughing.
Speaker 12: It gave me a real good giggle.
Speaker 4: The Diesel dude, Yeah, I had to get security for
Speaker 4: him like that, That's what I said.
Speaker 1: I said, he too, Diesel to be acting like that.
Speaker 1: I can't be. I can't be breaking up a fight.
Speaker 1: He's too big for that. Pause, pause, but thank you mama.
Speaker 17: All right, y'all have a good one.
Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 24: Uh?
Speaker 12: This is boy Sterling stacks. Man, it was good.
Speaker 1: How you feeling? What's up?
Speaker 5: Brother?
Speaker 6: How you doing yelling?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 1: What's uping?
Speaker 4: My guy?
Speaker 1: I ain't talking to you in a minute?
Speaker 18: Yeah, man, good minute, man. Graduation on everything, man at
Speaker 18: the Black Effect Joint. Man, you're the publishing thing all that. Man,
Speaker 18: Thank you, brother, you're ready to stay well.
Speaker 1: Thank you, brother, You see you all day. So we're asking,
Speaker 1: how do you hear no following your kids on social media?
Speaker 6: Bro?
Speaker 11: Man, I'm lucky.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 11: Luckily my daughter ain't that raunchy.
Speaker 12: You know, she ain't ghetto.
Speaker 6: You know, I was worried about it at first, but
Speaker 6: you know, after follow up a little bit.
Speaker 11: I sen that you know, she don't do nothing crazy,
Speaker 11: you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Like, so it's a little bit easier.
Speaker 12: And I mean she's twenty.
Speaker 11: Nine, so you know she don't you know, she out,
Speaker 11: she drinking, you know, she partying.
Speaker 5: With her girls.
Speaker 18: But her clothes ain't never too revealing, you know.
Speaker 11: But if I do see her with like, you know,
Speaker 11: too many cups, you know, I will shoot a tech.
Speaker 1: I wonder if she know she know to behave because
Speaker 1: daddy watching. I wonder if that if that helps parents,
Speaker 1: parents following.
Speaker 18: Everybody watching, Yeah, you know what I mean, Like I
Speaker 18: think I think her mom follows her, you know what
Speaker 18: I mean, her auntie, you know, but we ain't raised
Speaker 18: it like that, you know.
Speaker 11: So now some of the younger girls I see, I
Speaker 11: don't know how they parents do it. Now she was
Speaker 11: a little bit, you know, doing like you know, songs
Speaker 11: and bikinis.
Speaker 1: I'd have to unfollow them totally get it right?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 12: Brother?
Speaker 1: What's the morell of the story. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't have kids on social media. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I do. I think Earland Stacks brought up a good point.
Speaker 1: I think that if kids know their parents are following them,
Speaker 1: but and vice versa, parents know your kids are following them.
Speaker 1: I think we're all more aware of what we're putting
Speaker 1: putting on social media, so I think that is good.
Speaker 1: We should probably police, should all police each other like that. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: All right, Well that is your rumor report. Now when
Speaker 4: we come back, we gotta discuss Snoop Dogg. We'll tell
Speaker 4: you what made Snoop pass out, what made him fake.
Speaker 4: We'll talk about it when we come back, So don't move.
Speaker 4: It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning morning everybody. It's j n V. Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 1: Let's talk Snoop Dogg. Or you've got the report.
Speaker 13: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea spells right right now. A
Speaker 1: few more days, a few more days. So just with
Speaker 1: the mess that's right now.
Speaker 4: Snoop Dogg talks about the time he actually was starstruck
Speaker 4: and actually fainted meeting somebody.
Speaker 8: Have you ever been starstruck by anybody?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I have, Pam Grid. We're doing the movie
Speaker 3: Bones right, and this is young Snoop. I'm young at
Speaker 3: the time, right, They tell me I got to roll
Speaker 3: with Pam Grid. So I'm like, all right, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: got Pam Grid catch the flight to uh Frisco to Vancouver.
Speaker 3: So when I get to Frisco, I'm sitting down and
Speaker 3: Pam Grid walk come and just sit right next to
Speaker 3: me and start talking. Jim My heart beat fast, So
Speaker 3: I'm like, Okay, I hear what you're saying, Pam, give
Speaker 3: me a minute.
Speaker 12: I go to the.
Speaker 5: Bathroom and faint.
Speaker 7: You painted? For real?
Speaker 12: I painted.
Speaker 3: I'm laying on the ground, my security coming.
Speaker 1: They like, get off this nasty floor, man, what is
Speaker 1: you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I looked up, I said, God, I just
Speaker 3: met Pam Grid and they pulled me off the floor,
Speaker 3: wipe me down, and I sat next to her with
Speaker 3: the whole flight and I didn't even look at her.
Speaker 5: She was talking to me.
Speaker 12: And just can't believe him.
Speaker 1: Damn what movie was that?
Speaker 4: Bones came out in two thousand and one. Now, also
Speaker 4: he talks about he was doing the Jennifer Hudson Show.
Speaker 4: By the way, that was her interview of him why
Speaker 4: he needed his own trailer at the Jennifer Hudson Show.
Speaker 13: This is the first time on the Jennifer Hudson Show.
Speaker 7: Well, when I pull up, I saw a whole trailer
Speaker 7: outside of the studio.
Speaker 1: That's you.
Speaker 3: I wanted to respect your space. It's certain things that
Speaker 3: I do before I go on stage. Want that too,
Speaker 3: Certain things like what I mean, I have a certain
Speaker 3: aroma that I don't want you follow me to your set.
Speaker 8: I just want to know this, how long you been snooking?
Speaker 1: Like when you start?
Speaker 13: Do you even remember when you started?
Speaker 3: I started probably when I got to like twelfth grade,
Speaker 3: and then I was like on and off, and then
Speaker 3: when I started making records, it became like it was
Speaker 3: medicine for me. It was like my medicine to keep
Speaker 3: me calm and to keep me focused on what I
Speaker 3: was supposed to be doing.
Speaker 5: So I would say probably thirty some years.
Speaker 1: Drawing the clues bonds to Snoop Dogg. I find it
Speaker 1: very disrespectful that y'all know Snoop becoming to y'all shows
Speaker 1: and becoming to y'all you know, places of business, and
Speaker 1: y'all don't already have a designated place for him to
Speaker 1: Snoop I mean smoke, Okay, you know who Snoop Dogg
Speaker 1: is you know what Snoop Dogg is about. You should
Speaker 1: actually have weed for Okay, he carries his own weed.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he does. I'm sure he does. What you
Speaker 1: got to make arrangements for Snoop and his smoking when
Speaker 1: Snoop comes to your facility. Snoopy the only person when
Speaker 1: we had the old breakfast clubs that Snoop was the
Speaker 1: only person that smoked in that studio?
Speaker 5: Was he the one?
Speaker 1: I thought that much might have been somebody that lit
Speaker 1: up we yea told turn it out. Yeah, they don't
Speaker 1: have They didn't have that type of cultural cachet that
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg cass. Okay, wisden right, No, I don't think
Speaker 1: it was Wiz. I think it was Ray Sherman, one
Speaker 1: of the race remembers. Guys. I think they might have
Speaker 1: took a puff. He told him to stop. Yeah, Snoop.
Speaker 4: Snoop had a vape though he didn't even have like
Speaker 4: a blunt. I don't think I remember it was something else.
Speaker 4: I know he was the only one that smoked. Now, Ray,
Speaker 4: she's been doing promo for her role in American Fiction Now.
Speaker 4: During the interview, she started talking about so many black
Speaker 4: shows getting canceled. She's seeing you so you're seeing so
Speaker 4: many executives get canned. You're seeing very clearly now that
Speaker 4: our story are less of a priority. So she's saying
Speaker 4: that she might just take things on an independent route.
Speaker 4: She's like, she can't do it no more. She said,
Speaker 4: I can't force you to make my stuff. It's made
Speaker 4: me take more steps to try to be independent down
Speaker 4: the line if I have to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's less of a priority because it's making less
Speaker 1: of a profit, you know. And he says, right, it
Speaker 1: might possibly be over because you know, we had a window,
Speaker 1: and that window did not necessarily translating the ratings and
Speaker 1: revenue like it should have. And all these folks need
Speaker 1: is a legit reason to not do what a lot
Speaker 1: of them never wanted to do in the first place.
Speaker 4: You think, you think it's the fact that people didn't
Speaker 4: know about these movies, because I'm just thinking about the
Speaker 4: last what let's say, the last sixty days, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Color Purple.
Speaker 1: That didn't meet expectations, right, I think people just Clarence,
Speaker 1: I don't. I think Color Purple had a bad rollout.
Speaker 1: I think it did well the first week. The first
Speaker 1: thing I think to Roji kind of overshadow color purple
Speaker 1: a little bit. And I'm not sure how people feel
Speaker 1: about remakes, you know what I mean, Like there was
Speaker 1: no sense of urgency, want to rush out of sea color.
Speaker 1: Book of Clarence. Then you had Book of Clarence. Was
Speaker 1: good for doing a movie.
Speaker 12: Right now.
Speaker 1: I think Origins did I for the theaters that it
Speaker 1: was in Book of Clarence. You had forty million dollars
Speaker 1: and I think it only made like three first weekend,
Speaker 1: so that wasn't good. I'm just saying, if people don't
Speaker 1: watch these shows, if people don't show up to the
Speaker 1: box office, then these networks, these studios, they have legitimate
Speaker 1: reasons to not make these projects. And even if artists start,
Speaker 1: you know, doing their own independent projects, you still got
Speaker 1: to support them with your dollars and your viewership. This
Speaker 1: business is about ratings and revenue. Period. That's right, that's it.
Speaker 1: You can justify anything when you get in the ratings
Speaker 1: and you're getting the revenue. Okay, period, all right, Well
Speaker 1: that is your room or report, all right? Now up
Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 4: Got the People's Choice mixed eight hundred and five eight
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Speaker 4: expect from from Jesse Larius? And I was like, I
Speaker 4: just expect Jess Slaris to be herself.
Speaker 1: That's what we want. When is that going up in
Speaker 1: page six? Is already up at least so today tomorrow? Yeah, okay,
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Speaker 4: So I was like, yeah, I was like, just you know,
Speaker 4: to be herself. I was like, Jess as smart, she's intelligent,
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Speaker 12: You know.
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Speaker 1: Have you seen just dance? I mean she do whatever.
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Speaker 4: No, Jess could dance like. She's like, you could tell
Speaker 4: us she's about to dance. When she was a kid,
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Speaker 1: We don't need her to dance. I know, but I
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Speaker 8: She can dance.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to put that out there.
Speaker 5: She dance.
Speaker 1: I'm glad. Yeah, that's great. Yeah, we don't need That's
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