Speaker 1: Wake up way.
Speaker 2: You guys, time the club, breakfast club, very very very
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Speaker 3: You haven't change in the entire scene culture. Why y'all
Speaker 3: came along way.
Speaker 4: They might not watch the news, but you know they're
Speaker 4: listening to the record.
Speaker 5: Brother just DJ Envy, just hilarious and Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 1: Y'all all like a mega forty club. That's how we got.
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Speaker 3: Yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Jess Hilario is good morning. Charlamagne the God, He's to
Speaker 2: the planet.
Speaker 1: Guess what day it is?
Speaker 3: Guess what day it is?
Speaker 7: Yes, good mornings, Wednesday, hump day.
Speaker 1: Middle of the week, Good morning, back for another.
Speaker 6: Day, to serve what's happening? How everybody feel?
Speaker 7: Everything is good? Ig naya cook for me last night,
Speaker 7: My little is the cook. She made baked chicken, broccoli, rice. Yes,
Speaker 7: she even made I had two starches because I really
Speaker 7: loved mashed posadoes and I can't have a choice between
Speaker 7: mashed posadoes and rice. So she made that, and she
Speaker 7: made some green bans, but she put bacon in it.
Speaker 1: She she has a thing with that's how she.
Speaker 7: Seasons the vegetables bacon bacon, yes, very big bad bacon, right,
Speaker 7: very much.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love it, but I loved it though. It
Speaker 1: was so good.
Speaker 6: It looked good on your story. I don't know it
Speaker 6: was porking, so it don't look as good as it did.
Speaker 1: It looked good.
Speaker 7: It looked good, look good, And I got caught up
Speaker 7: on love on the Spectrum. You did watch it, Yes,
Speaker 7: it is such an emotional roller coaster, like I love it.
Speaker 7: Like I cried a little bit, I was laughing. I
Speaker 7: was like, it's really a good show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've seen. I seen one episode with my daughter.
Speaker 2: My daughter loves it. So that's the show with the
Speaker 2: kids that got down syndrome.
Speaker 1: And they first of all, not all of them, a
Speaker 1: couple of It's like that's what it's on the Spectrum.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like it's one girl she has down syndrome
Speaker 7: on there. I'm only on episode six, but I look,
Speaker 7: I got two more episodes to go. But it is
Speaker 7: so good. Yeah, all of them they just autism. They
Speaker 7: have autism aut and it's different levels.
Speaker 6: Well don't let those you can't watch that show, because
Speaker 6: you'll watch that show and start imitating them, and she
Speaker 6: really gonna be.
Speaker 1: How does she even? It's literally one yes, Jesus crushed.
Speaker 6: Salute everybody out there eating impanadas for breakfast. Man, Okay,
Speaker 6: you think you're back now, you think you're back big now?
Speaker 6: Just wait springtime right around the corners. A lot of
Speaker 6: people need to start thinking about that. It's February, it's
Speaker 6: about to be March. You ain't got rid of them
Speaker 6: holiday pounds yet, and you're eating impanadas for breakfast.
Speaker 1: Okay, how spring is right round the corner. I'm not judging.
Speaker 6: I just know how they're gonna feel when they gotta
Speaker 6: have that big back out in the spring time. Okay,
Speaker 6: that big back is getting developed now, so you can
Speaker 6: either develop a big back now or undevelop a big
Speaker 6: back now.
Speaker 1: But not sweet chili, I cel piece of man talking.
Speaker 8: Like you seem to eat that once and that was
Speaker 8: over the holidays.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, yes, yes, Well my whole house isn't talking
Speaker 2: to me to that spas that on everybody yesterday happen?
Speaker 1: You know, you get to that that that age where
Speaker 1: you trip on something.
Speaker 2: So one of my kids left their shoes at the door,
Speaker 2: didn't put their shoes away. I tripped, almost busted my ass,
Speaker 2: and I had to spas on everybody. I told you
Speaker 2: to put your shoes away. I told you to put
Speaker 2: your book bag away. I told you when you finished
Speaker 2: drinking your suit or drinking whatever you're drinking, put it away.
Speaker 1: He was mad at something else. What the book bag
Speaker 1: in the shoes? That wasn't that it was. I was
Speaker 1: just tired, you know, like projection.
Speaker 2: You know, you know every once in a while, project
Speaker 2: want your house clean, and they just won't leave your house. Yeah,
Speaker 2: talking and then and then I was I was out
Speaker 2: of town this week. So everybody want to use Daddy shower, right,
Speaker 2: But now when they use Daddy shower, there's two brushes
Speaker 2: in my showers, all cleaning my shower.
Speaker 1: I understand that I sposed out Yesterday't why he's talking
Speaker 1: to me now.
Speaker 2: I went to pray this morning. She turned around on me,
Speaker 2: talk to God. I was like, fine, you want to
Speaker 2: pray with me?
Speaker 1: I pray?
Speaker 8: Reacted, sound like you overreacting.
Speaker 1: I'm just tired. I almost out, almost felt could have
Speaker 1: hurt myself.
Speaker 2: I told myself, how why But if I fell, hurt myself,
Speaker 2: hit my head and died, Oh my God, was like that,
Speaker 2: all that, all that you just you would have just
Speaker 2: fell on the floor and got back up like the
Speaker 2: baby does all the time.
Speaker 6: Beide, rage on the kids is crazy, all them bids too.
Speaker 9: So what are you talking about?
Speaker 10: That?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 1: All right, well let's get the show cracking.
Speaker 2: All right now, Mandela and Mario van Peebles will be
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 1: Legends. Well, Mario van Peebles is the legend. His son
Speaker 1: is a legend in the making. That's right, that's right.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Of course they did the original Posse. Now they have
Speaker 2: a new flick called Outlaw Posse. He was also the
Speaker 2: director of New Jack City.
Speaker 1: That's right. And Panther and Panther a few not Black Panther,
Speaker 1: but Panther.
Speaker 6: The original Panther original You was born in the nineteen hundred,
Speaker 6: you know what we're talking about.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna kick it with them in a little bit.
Speaker 2: And then we got Teslain figure over front page news.
Speaker 2: It don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: warning everybody, it's DJ n V Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get in some front page news, all.
Speaker 7: Right, go on to this on the DJMV Justess hilarious,
Speaker 7: charlemagnea god morning.
Speaker 1: Start off with some quick sports.
Speaker 2: Now, Manny Paciot tried to participate in the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four Olympics but was denied exemption. And that's the reason
Speaker 2: because the age limit is forty years old and he
Speaker 2: is forty five.
Speaker 8: I don't want to hear nobody talking about no damn ageism.
Speaker 6: Okay, the rules on a goddamn rule, right, and then
Speaker 6: it's five years past.
Speaker 1: Do sit down somewhere many, All.
Speaker 2: Right, now, let's talk about Nicki Haley.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yesterday, Nicki Hayley, who trails Donald Trump by a
Speaker 7: wide margin in her home state South Carolina, made it
Speaker 7: clear that she's standing on business.
Speaker 1: She says she's not going nowhere. Take a listen.
Speaker 12: I'm not going anywhere. I feel no need to kiss
Speaker 12: the ring. I have no fear of Trump's retribution. He's
Speaker 12: gotten more unstable and unhinged. He spends more time in
Speaker 12: courtrooms than he does on the campaign trail. He's so
Speaker 12: obsessed with his own demons from the past, he can't
Speaker 12: focus on delivering the future Americans deserve.
Speaker 1: And in a rare emotional moment, Haley spoke about her husband, Michael,
Speaker 1: deployed overseas with the National Guard.
Speaker 12: I wish Michael was here today, and I wish our
Speaker 12: children and I could see him tonight, but we can't.
Speaker 1: Oh, she's not gonna drop out.
Speaker 6: And long the money rolling in, the long the money
Speaker 6: rolling in, people still donating her campaign.
Speaker 7: She wants to ground absolutely, and she should. You know,
Speaker 7: we don't know exactly what's gonna happen with Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: In addition to that, she's really laying foundation for the
Speaker 7: future as well. You know, she still has a lot
Speaker 7: of time on the clock. She can run in four
Speaker 7: years and continue to build, you know, build up the
Speaker 7: momentum around her now. Donald Trump also had a town
Speaker 7: hall last night at Fox News, and this was his
Speaker 7: response to miikkiy Haley staying in the race.
Speaker 1: Why do you think she's staying in the race.
Speaker 13: I don't think she knows how to get out, Actually,
Speaker 13: I really don't. She did terribly in New Hampshire. She
Speaker 13: got the only vote.
Speaker 1: She got withind her.
Speaker 13: What do they think that, Well, they're trying to hurt
Speaker 13: me because of the general election. So the Democrats took
Speaker 13: giving her money and she's playing into the game, and
Speaker 13: I think she just can't get she just can't get
Speaker 13: herself to get out. She's doing poorly in the Boss. Look,
Speaker 13: if she was doing well, i'd understand that, but she's
Speaker 13: doing very poorly. She lost in record numbers in Iowa,
Speaker 13: record numbers in New Hampshire.
Speaker 7: So Jonald Trump, I guess he said he's standing on
Speaker 7: business too in his new style shoes gold sneakers for
Speaker 7: the low price of three ninety nine. Now, the Republican
Speaker 7: primary will be Saturday in South Carolina, and we'll see
Speaker 7: who's the last one standing.
Speaker 6: Did you see washing the town hall last night with Trump?
Speaker 6: I did, Yeah, I watched it too. I found it
Speaker 6: interesting to feel like his tone shifted. So it's like
Speaker 6: his people told him calm down a little, them down
Speaker 6: on all the dictator.
Speaker 1: In revenge at the Dictator talk.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he even made a comment what he was saying, Oh,
Speaker 6: they think that if I'm if I get in the
Speaker 6: White House, they think they think I'm not gonna leave.
Speaker 1: These people are crazy.
Speaker 6: Then then one of the questions they asked him about,
Speaker 6: you know, him seeking revenge, and he was like, he doesn't,
Speaker 6: he doesn't care about revenge.
Speaker 1: He just basically cares about his country. Yeah, came about success.
Speaker 1: I beat him with success.
Speaker 7: Even though he clearly said before that he was absolutely,
Speaker 7: you know, going to be a dictator. On day one,
Speaker 7: he did say that he plans on going in and
Speaker 7: challenging the Department of Justice. He talked about what his
Speaker 7: plans were with the media. To remember, you brought that up, Charlemagne.
Speaker 6: It feels like somebody told him, simmer down on all that,
Speaker 6: don't tell him your plans basically you know me and
Speaker 6: I thought it was very interesting. Even though he's done
Speaker 6: this before, he just constantly, you know, pushes the narrative
Speaker 6: that everything that's happening to him is coming from the
Speaker 6: White House. All of this stuff that's happening to him
Speaker 6: is directly coming from the Biden administration. I just think
Speaker 6: that's an interesting way to play it because people buy
Speaker 6: into that.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 7: He also talked about that three hundred and fifty five
Speaker 7: million dollars, basically compared himself to Russia. Russia's I guess
Speaker 7: the political political persecuted Navali and he said that that's
Speaker 7: a Russian's opposition leader, and so he kind of compared
Speaker 7: himself to that, which basically saying again, everything's coming from
Speaker 7: the Biden administration and basically he's a martyr.
Speaker 1: What be saying? It's interesting?
Speaker 7: They said they would need to sell over one million
Speaker 7: shoes just as a side note, one million sneakers.
Speaker 1: In order to pay that debt. So I guess the
Speaker 1: supporters need to get busy. All right, well, lot is
Speaker 1: front page news. What are we talking next hour? Oh man?
Speaker 1: Interesting story.
Speaker 7: Dalton Mayor Tiffany Heinyard aka the female Nino Brown is
Speaker 7: under federal investigation. I'm gona break that down to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's a little different. It's really different.
Speaker 2: Everybody else, get it off your chest? Eight undrink five
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Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Ray right, ray, Yo,
Speaker 1: Charlotte man yafy, what up are we lost? This is
Speaker 1: your time to get it off your chest. I got
Speaker 1: an indoor pool. We want to hear you on the
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Speaker 10: Get on the.
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Speaker 15: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this Vy?
Speaker 10: What's up Envy?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 10: Shot? The Maine Maine I'm doing good. I'm doing good.
Speaker 10: What's up, Jeff? Can I tell y'all how I've been
Speaker 10: giggling at Envy all weekend because Envy is so crazy?
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 16: So?
Speaker 10: I don't know if y'all know, Mvy's go on this
Speaker 10: show with Tammy Rowman.
Speaker 17: I think, is that what it's called?
Speaker 1: Envy's faithful?
Speaker 9: M shout to tell?
Speaker 10: In this episode it is dropped. Shout out to Big Sexy.
Speaker 10: I'm actually Big Sexty is actually on one of my
Speaker 10: songs about to drop.
Speaker 1: I love episode. That's that. I love Big Sexy.
Speaker 10: Oh, shout out the Big Sexy. But Vervy has this
Speaker 10: episode where Vy was following him around and he's like,
Speaker 10: but to his boyfriend for Envy with nobody talking to
Speaker 10: the girl, and he's telling him over and over again,
Speaker 10: Yeah he's bisexual. I didn't know he was bisexual. I
Speaker 10: had never messed with a bisexual man before. The first
Speaker 10: thing Vy saying is he talk is oh, so he
Speaker 10: was gay. It's envy. You cannot be gay and like women. Okay,
Speaker 10: he's by sexual, got so stupid?
Speaker 1: Okay, you like women?
Speaker 10: You cannot be gay?
Speaker 1: All right, fifty gay, You're still gay? But all right, No,
Speaker 1: you're not Jaya.
Speaker 10: You you have form at all for China. You are
Speaker 10: by sexual gay men do not like vagina.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's true, but you still have a homosexual.
Speaker 7: Because yo, you're bisexual by departments. You're crossing department.
Speaker 1: By Okay, bisexual means too, right. I don't know the
Speaker 1: bisexual was gay both, but it's both.
Speaker 8: So you fifty percent hoxual.
Speaker 1: Would you say like you say you gay and straight?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, all right, but the definition of bisexual
Speaker 6: is sexually a romantically attracted to both men and women
Speaker 6: are to more than one sex, are gender, and.
Speaker 1: That's why it's called bisexual, not gay. I get it.
Speaker 6: But you, I mean, technically you are gay and streat
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Technically I just asked the question. That's all right, Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this?
Speaker 15: Hey? Q?
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 1: Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 19: Man.
Speaker 18: I just wanted to say, shout out all the truck
Speaker 18: job is out there, man, everybody's that's jobbing out on
Speaker 18: the rood.
Speaker 1: Be safe, man, Yeah, shout out to y'all. I love
Speaker 1: y'all so very much. Be safe. You're in your truck, bro,
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 16: Yes, sir, there you go, Yes.
Speaker 1: Have a cool one. Get it off your chest.
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Speaker 16: And some new thing.
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Speaker 10: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 20: Seek your garbe from Bankhead, the reel around in the building.
Speaker 1: Good morning, egg, get it off your chest.
Speaker 20: Look, I gotta get this off my chest. We got
Speaker 20: a lot of people coming to Atlanta talking out there
Speaker 20: from Atlanta and baby, just the real Atlanta. So I
Speaker 20: wanted to go ahead and put a non profits up
Speaker 20: out on the mouth. It's called Forever. I Love Atlanta.
Speaker 10: Forever.
Speaker 20: Tell if you are we black people in the neighborhood
Speaker 20: that represent all the animal lovers that's real in Atlanta,
Speaker 20: because you got so many white people kissing cats. Egg
Speaker 20: you white people don't. I know too many dudes out
Speaker 20: here taking care of more pit bulls than they kids.
Speaker 20: We love our animals over here. So whatever they got
Speaker 20: going on it ain't true. Follow Your Girl follows another project.
Speaker 20: I represented Atlanta.
Speaker 8: What is this nonprofit about?
Speaker 20: Okay? So I have a nun profit. We represent the
Speaker 20: people of Atlanta who love they pet. Seeing so many
Speaker 20: people be talking about Atlanta the hood, we don't care
Speaker 20: all the different stuff. We care about our animals. So
Speaker 20: I started the non profit to change with the people
Speaker 20: who look like animal care look like they always got
Speaker 20: some white lady kissing the kids.
Speaker 16: Now the.
Speaker 20: Same things out here shaking it. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 20: Because we out here loving and caring about our neighborhood too.
Speaker 20: I try to kick us out. We the red Atlanta.
Speaker 8: Why not call it Forever I love animals.
Speaker 20: It's called Forever Our Love Atlanta because we love not
Speaker 20: only animals, but we love Anana too. And look, I
Speaker 20: represented Atlanta last year on the Puppet super Bowl on
Speaker 20: Animal Planet and Discovery Channel. It's banking in the buildings.
Speaker 20: I don't want to go follow you girl and show
Speaker 20: yo love for all the people out they're showing love
Speaker 20: to the Pitts and was in the neighborhood. Love got
Speaker 20: Maigh and love got pitt.
Speaker 1: I love that even if they're not from Atlanta love them.
Speaker 6: Hello, who's this Hi, Maliah?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 16: So I've seen the story about some see this this guy.
Speaker 9: He's white and he basically.
Speaker 10: Called black people dogs subliminally.
Speaker 16: And he was referring to Fionce coming out with the country.
Speaker 7: Music and co John Snyder, Oh that's the guy, yeah,
Speaker 7: from Dukes of Hazzard.
Speaker 16: I felt like I'm going to so much right now.
Speaker 20: I just felt like, I don't know, rage, I don't know.
Speaker 10: I just supposed to take away.
Speaker 17: I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: We'll swing on.
Speaker 7: Him when you see him say that, no more, I done.
Speaker 1: Got grown good?
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, Well then you don't want to do nothing, then, everybody, I.
Speaker 20: Want to do a line. I'm trying to do a lie.
Speaker 6: People just want to call it a radio station and
Speaker 6: tweet and all of that.
Speaker 1: No man tired of this. You don't like something, Swing
Speaker 1: on the.
Speaker 7: Person, swing on the person, get knocked out or shot
Speaker 7: knocked out. She's trying to take up a little Beyonce.
Speaker 8: Well exactly, we'll shut it up then.
Speaker 1: O my god, us called get it.
Speaker 2: Off this chest five eight five one oh five.
Speaker 1: When we got just with the mess coming up, Yes,
Speaker 1: hold her from the Today Show. Still don't get.
Speaker 2: It, okay, all right, Well we'll talk about that when
Speaker 2: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Number one song in the country and change.
Speaker 1: Anybody put that on Doctor Gumar rad All yet I
Speaker 1: just want to hit her.
Speaker 2: It probably discusses we are the Breakfast Club d j
Speaker 2: M V. Just Slarry Schela mean the guy and let's
Speaker 2: get toes with the mess.
Speaker 14: This is real.
Speaker 21: The lords don't do just is gonna bring numbers on
Speaker 21: the Breakfast st Nicki Minaj wants Kat Williams on the
Speaker 21: tour her Pink Friday tour.
Speaker 7: She made a request video. Well, she made a request
Speaker 7: during her recent Instagram live yesterday. Now, Kat is currently
Speaker 7: on his own tour, Dark Matter Tour till mid May,
Speaker 7: and at that point Nikki will be wrapping up her
Speaker 7: North American leg of the tour, but Cat still.
Speaker 1: Could join her for her European leg of the tour.
Speaker 1: That's what she said.
Speaker 22: Oh here here's what I did want to ask you guys.
Speaker 22: I want to know now, I know that this is
Speaker 22: the busiest man in show business. Okay, I know that
Speaker 22: he's rich, and I know that you know he's the
Speaker 22: funniest man in showbuz can y'all head up Kat Williams
Speaker 22: and ask him what would be his price to be
Speaker 22: a part of the Pink Friday to cag City tour.
Speaker 7: Okay, so that well to public knowledge, Cat Williams never
Speaker 7: said anything back here, not yet, but I guess we
Speaker 7: will see.
Speaker 8: I don't feel like a cat catch style.
Speaker 7: No, no, not at all. But you know, I've been
Speaker 7: on package tours like this. I call them jingle jams.
Speaker 7: Is when like you know, like they do this usually
Speaker 7: like when a tour is not really selling or like yeah,
Speaker 7: when a tour is not really selling, so they they
Speaker 7: will yeah, they'll do that, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I was on the tour last year.
Speaker 1: I think you was the DJ. We had like so
Speaker 1: many it was R and B.
Speaker 7: R and B rapper. Yeah, Michael's toy. But that's his style.
Speaker 7: He always does that. Like that's not like he don't
Speaker 7: add people as the tour goes on. That's that's just
Speaker 7: his style of doing it.
Speaker 1: And R and B.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So nick you got Nicki Minaje, you got Monica
Speaker 7: and Cat Williams. That's that's the tour. That's the Pink
Speaker 7: Friday to tour right now.
Speaker 6: I feel like that's a bunch of different energy too,
Speaker 6: Like comedians bring a different tone, right, and then all
Speaker 6: of a sudden you just go into music like I
Speaker 6: don't you know.
Speaker 2: Williams as a comedian will bring a different see but
Speaker 2: it doesn't sound right. But being on the tour, like
Speaker 2: with Jess was saying it was dope when the comedians
Speaker 2: would do jokes and it wouldn't be as a it
Speaker 2: wouldn't be like a long set. It wouldn't be like
Speaker 2: a forty five minute set. It'd be like a ten
Speaker 2: twelve to fifteen minute set. And then when people start laughing,
Speaker 2: let me bring the next guest out, which was dope,
Speaker 2: but this one comedy.
Speaker 1: Can we see the barbs?
Speaker 7: Like loving Kat Williams and Monica together, all of that together,
Speaker 7: that ball We know?
Speaker 1: We know the bars? Yeah? You know why?
Speaker 6: Because I think the age them of the barbs isn't
Speaker 6: what you think it is, Like I bet you think
Speaker 6: you probably think it's younger, but I'm sure.
Speaker 8: It's a wide range.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm sure the barbs go from forty from
Speaker 6: twenty to forty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, EASi, most of them are younger.
Speaker 8: I don't know about that have been around for.
Speaker 1: What ones have been attacking me? The ones that attacked me,
Speaker 1: the younger ones. And I don't think that.
Speaker 6: I think they did just slow well okay, all right,
Speaker 6: But because Nikki is over forty herself, because he's been
Speaker 6: around for wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she don't think she got fans and she got barbs. Okay,
Speaker 7: I'm a Nikki fan. I'm not a barb. So after
Speaker 7: a certain age, you don't be like I'm a bar Like. No,
Speaker 7: she has Nikki fans and then she has barbs, so
Speaker 7: that that's different.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that, I mean, I.
Speaker 7: Guess that's arguable, arguable, but she definitely got is different.
Speaker 7: It's different, So all right, we will see what that is.
Speaker 7: Like Holda Coda or whatever the lady name is. She
Speaker 7: speaks on Kelly leaving the Today Show. So Holda and
Speaker 7: Jennety took a second out of their show to share
Speaker 7: thoughts on Kelly after she abruptly left that set. Now,
Speaker 7: mind you, Kelly never really directly said anything since the situation.
Speaker 7: She's never said anything about the Today Show or anything
Speaker 7: or whatever.
Speaker 1: And this is what Holda said yesterday. I just want
Speaker 1: to say this. I have great love and admiration for
Speaker 1: Kelly Rowland. I adore her and I want her to
Speaker 1: come back on her show and I want to of
Speaker 1: course she is, of course she is. She can share
Speaker 1: my dressing room, will be in it together.
Speaker 7: Oh Lord Holder, you still don't get it, Missholder, Like,
Speaker 7: I don't think you. I don't know if that was
Speaker 7: like a Joe sarcasm or sarcastic joke.
Speaker 1: I don't like you can share mine? Did you share
Speaker 1: yours with j Lo? Would you share yours with Taylor Swift?
Speaker 1: What would you do?
Speaker 6: I think she was just trying to say I would
Speaker 6: share it, Like that's how much I would want her here.
Speaker 6: I give up some of my personal space for Kelly,
Speaker 6: but she should have her own dress.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Kelly don't want to share anything with nobody. It's
Speaker 7: the point of anyway, all right. So Kelly went on
Speaker 7: Big Ticket Show.
Speaker 8: That's actually worse than having a small dressing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like, nah, no, I'm not. I'm on the phone
Speaker 1: talk about you. I want you riting, all right. So
Speaker 1: another Kelly news.
Speaker 7: She recently did an interview on the Big Ticket Show
Speaker 7: and while she was Daddy asked her what part three
Speaker 7: of the Beyonce Renaissance series would be.
Speaker 23: There's a rumor going around that Renaissance three maybe either
Speaker 23: rock based or a DC reunion.
Speaker 1: That is her business to talk about you.
Speaker 11: And I know that you all are tired of answering
Speaker 11: those questions, but fans like me for the DC Desney
Speaker 11: Shall reunion. And when y'all take that picture, it got
Speaker 11: me like really excited.
Speaker 1: In my fellows, I'm like, Okay, is this really going
Speaker 1: to happen? Well, we still gotta ask every time we
Speaker 1: see either you we never seen come ony, but just
Speaker 1: ask them.
Speaker 7: I'm here talking about a copa third and that's what
Speaker 7: I'm most excited about right now.
Speaker 1: I think that that that's.
Speaker 7: That thank you so much? Like please, So what's what's
Speaker 7: the lady name?
Speaker 1: Who just asked? Quite?
Speaker 7: On Big Tic show McBee Jazz McBee read the worm, honey,
Speaker 7: ask them.
Speaker 1: She's up there.
Speaker 7: She's promoting a movie Me a Copper that's coming out
Speaker 7: on Netflix, and that's not what she was there for.
Speaker 1: And I know, and how do you lead with?
Speaker 7: I know y'all get tired and mad every time somebody
Speaker 7: asks y'all about this, But let me go hitting at
Speaker 7: you anyway, because we just got to ask you every
Speaker 7: time we see you.
Speaker 1: No, we don't got to ask you.
Speaker 7: Every time we see You've seen the energy ship when
Speaker 7: Big Ticket first brought it up, all right, and and
Speaker 7: so he got out of it. He ain't even have
Speaker 7: another question asked. That's why Jazy McBee came up followed
Speaker 7: up with the same thing. But we gotta ask you, No,
Speaker 7: ax B, you may not get a response, but ax.
Speaker 6: B, Michelle, they would ask that, but you know, Beyonce
Speaker 6: never grants us peasants with a conversation. Okay, And I
Speaker 6: think when people interview Michelle and Kelly, that's just a
Speaker 6: standard question for whatever reason it is.
Speaker 7: But it shouldn't be She's And then then Kelly's not
Speaker 7: up there by herself. Kelly was up there next to
Speaker 7: the other main actor in Me and Coppa, which you
Speaker 7: know he's gonna be in the movie as well. He
Speaker 7: was quiet the whole time, looking like, Okay, well, I'm
Speaker 7: not a Destiny's child.
Speaker 1: Were up here promoting a movie. It's Kelly Rowling, you know.
Speaker 2: And and I'm sure they don't see Kelly Rowling too much,
Speaker 2: so when they get a chance to see her and Kelly's.
Speaker 1: Ask that question every single every single time.
Speaker 6: And by the way, that's not the first time we've
Speaker 6: even seen Kelly push back on that question.
Speaker 2: Exactly ask a questionless. They could ask whatever they want.
Speaker 2: Now is Kelly got it? She ain't got to respond,
Speaker 2: But they gonna ask whatever they feel like when when.
Speaker 1: These artists come up there, brother, it's Kelly or not.
Speaker 2: And Kelly is so nice and so gracefully, and You'm
Speaker 2: sure they had a conversation beforehand, and Kelly makes you
Speaker 2: very inviting that you can talk to and they probably
Speaker 2: feel comfortable to ask her and then Kelly shut him down.
Speaker 1: But they could ask whatever they want when they come
Speaker 1: up there to do an interview.
Speaker 7: I guess period offset And also I would I would
Speaker 7: like to see that as an act three though, okay,
Speaker 7: And that's why Kelly don't come up here, because she.
Speaker 6: If you think about how renaissance has been and you
Speaker 6: see what act is gonna be with the country, if
Speaker 6: the third album DC three, because there's three of them,
Speaker 6: if it was a Deathney child, really that'll be kind
Speaker 6: of dope.
Speaker 1: That's really what you want to see. I mean, I
Speaker 1: heard it no serious? Is that really?
Speaker 6: I wasn't I wasn't thinking about it before, but now
Speaker 6: that I've heard it, that's actually a dope idea.
Speaker 7: I think Kelly should keep on getting in that acting back,
Speaker 7: pursuing that she want to drop some music in there.
Speaker 7: She can do that, Kelly, I mean Michelle, she doing
Speaker 7: that thing in the churches. She's doing, you know, doing
Speaker 7: a thing, be sticking to the music.
Speaker 1: I think they all three got different destinies.
Speaker 6: But what if it's all the destinies together, so they
Speaker 6: ain't just like La and LaTavia and LaToya.
Speaker 1: Okay, I was gonna say, what if.
Speaker 6: It was those like a mixture, like different eras the
Speaker 6: original four on some songs and you get three on
Speaker 6: some songs, some of them together, that might be.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying. That'd be kind of dope.
Speaker 7: Yeah, probably not, But I think that we should learn
Speaker 7: to read the room.
Speaker 1: Period. That was just with the mester of the first down.
Speaker 2: All right, now news is when we come back, we
Speaker 2: got front page news testling figure out will be joining us,
Speaker 2: so don't move.
Speaker 1: It's to breakfast club. Good morning, wake up.
Speaker 3: If you're like to enter the breakfast club morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's the j Envy Jess Hilarious Scholamine, the guy we
Speaker 2: are the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 3: Let's talk.
Speaker 1: Uh says good morning first and foremost, Yes.
Speaker 7: Good morning and VJMV jess Hilarius Charlemagne, he got good
Speaker 7: Morning's jump right into Tiffany Hayno.
Speaker 1: Yeah, guys, this story.
Speaker 7: You may have seen this on social media, but actually
Speaker 7: this story is about two years old. They been covering
Speaker 7: this investigation about her and a lot of crazy stuff
Speaker 7: going on in Dalton, but it recently got bumped back
Speaker 7: up with some recent developments. Let's listen to Fox thirty
Speaker 7: two in Chicago for the latest, and then I'm going
Speaker 7: to give you some more information.
Speaker 24: Yeah, we've been reporting for nearly two years on allegations
Speaker 24: of corruption surrounding Hanyard in her capacity as Dalton mayor
Speaker 24: and Thornton Township supervisor. Federal agents are in fact interviewing
Speaker 24: witnesses as part of a possible investigation that may or
Speaker 24: may not result in charges. Lawrence Gardner owns a U
Speaker 24: haul rental and trucking business in south suburban Dalton and
Speaker 24: says he went to the FBI several months ago frustrated
Speaker 24: that the village of Dalton would not renew his business. License.
Speaker 24: Gardner says he's been harassed and his business raided and
Speaker 24: shut down by Dalton police. He believes because he refused
Speaker 24: to make a donation to a civic event sponsored by
Speaker 24: Dalton Mayor Tiffany Henyard.
Speaker 1: Now, business owners like you, just Heaard.
Speaker 7: They said that they believe their business has been shut
Speaker 7: down because they won't donate. They also said that their
Speaker 7: business licenses have been blocked. There's also questions around her
Speaker 7: spending taxpayer money for out of town trips. Here's what
Speaker 7: one business owner had to say.
Speaker 1: Take a listen.
Speaker 9: I've heard rumored to say, Hey, I'm on the wrong team.
Speaker 24: Dwayne Wood has been trying to renew the business license
Speaker 24: for his restaurant for nearly a year. While he has
Speaker 24: not talked to the FBI. He believes he can't get
Speaker 24: approved because he's provided catering to several Dalton trustees who
Speaker 24: are engaged in a political fight with Heinyard.
Speaker 4: I think I've been just targeted because of my association
Speaker 4: affiliation with a certain group of people.
Speaker 7: Now, yeah, this is the part of the story that
Speaker 7: gets really interested in what you probably saw on social media.
Speaker 7: She started a city meeting literally just dressed up like
Speaker 7: Nino Brown and actually acted out the scene in the
Speaker 7: city meeting with the stuffed dog in her hand.
Speaker 1: So let me say that again.
Speaker 7: She had the stuffed dog in her hand like Nino Brown.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna play the clip and.
Speaker 6: Martinus Martin, Yes, you got definitely when Martin Martin pretended
Speaker 6: to be yes.
Speaker 1: Classic scene and so, uh this is her.
Speaker 7: You're gonna hear the beginning the clip when she says
Speaker 7: somebody knows something. So again, imagine her full Nino Brown
Speaker 7: outfit stuffed dog.
Speaker 1: Take a listen.
Speaker 24: Tiffany Hanyard certainly isn't shy about attracting attention. Here she
Speaker 24: is starting a Dalton village board meeting dressed like the
Speaker 24: Wesley Snipes character in the movie knu Jack City, later
Speaker 24: punctuating her political points with the help of her own DJ.
Speaker 1: Every single residence. Hey me what you owe me? Thank you?
Speaker 8: DJA.
Speaker 1: Hella's going on? Yeah, we're so unserious as a people.
Speaker 1: Hell's going on?
Speaker 8: And how will black people get taken serious politics moving
Speaker 8: like that?
Speaker 10: Nah?
Speaker 6: I don't know what's true and what's not true as
Speaker 6: far as you know what she's being accused of. But
Speaker 6: what I do know is that when we get in
Speaker 6: these positions as black people, we have to have all
Speaker 6: our t's crossed and i's dotted because anything that's not
Speaker 6: on the up and up they gonna come at us with.
Speaker 1: So why would you be that unseerious? But with your position?
Speaker 7: Yeah, literally having the DJ in the room, you know,
Speaker 7: playing a bitch for to have my money. So I
Speaker 7: guess now she's like two chains and fresh as hell
Speaker 7: with the fans watching, because they watching, and I think too.
Speaker 6: Many people try to be they try to look cool,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, Like they want to be
Speaker 6: down with culture, and I put culture in air quotes,
Speaker 6: so they you know, they try to quote rap lyrics
Speaker 6: or you know, quote things from your favorite movie or
Speaker 6: your favorite TV show. And when it's not natural, that's
Speaker 6: how it looks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one, it's not natural. It's like, why do you
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 1: You're a clown? Shut a fig dog? Yeah dog.
Speaker 7: And she actually really wants people to have her money though,
Speaker 7: so this is definitely in line. You know, she's used
Speaker 7: a lot of first class tickets, dying at high end restaurants,
Speaker 7: are staying at posh hotels in and out of town,
Speaker 7: high security detail.
Speaker 1: Kind of reminds me of Kwame Ka Patrick.
Speaker 7: You know when he remember when he was mayor and
Speaker 7: he had a lot of that extra stuff going on.
Speaker 7: She used public employees tax dollars for a personal benefit.
Speaker 7: So she she kind of means it when she says
Speaker 7: they better have her money. So she she is definitely
Speaker 7: not only just dressing the part, but according to what
Speaker 7: she's been I guess with their leging, she's certainly from serious.
Speaker 7: From a serious standpoint. If I want somebody had my money,
Speaker 7: I'm serious. I'm not playing Rihanna like, I'm dead serious,
Speaker 7: had my money for real?
Speaker 6: And you said Kwame kill Patrick. You see what they
Speaker 6: ended up doing to Kwame kill Patrick. Absolutely, Nika Patrick
Speaker 6: got hit with twenty eight years in federal prison.
Speaker 1: You can play with it if you want to exactly
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Speaker 1: All right, hood Whisperer.
Speaker 2: Now, when we come back, Mandela Van Peoples and Mario
Speaker 2: Van Peoples will be joining us. They got a new flick,
Speaker 2: Outlaw Posse out March first, and we're gonna talk to
Speaker 2: the next it don't move.
Speaker 1: It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ n V Jesse, Larry Scharlamane the guy. We
Speaker 2: are the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in
Speaker 2: the building.
Speaker 1: We have Mario and Mandela Van Peoples. Welcome. Hey man,
Speaker 1: good to be here. How's it feeling. How y'all feeling
Speaker 1: yoh man, it's a little cold, but we're happy to
Speaker 1: be here.
Speaker 8: Okay, I'm old enough to remember when it was Melvin
Speaker 8: and Mario.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mario, keep going.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 15: You know it's interesting. The other day I looked up
Speaker 15: and I realized I was telling Mandela this. My father
Speaker 15: gave me my first lines ever in the Future film,
Speaker 15: and then I gave him his last lines ever in
Speaker 15: the future.
Speaker 1: Wow. This is a trippy circle, Like how many people
Speaker 1: get that in their life? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: And when I did Posse thirty years ago, years ago,
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 15: Have kids, and and but I had my dad, And
Speaker 15: then this time when I did Outlaw Posse, I didn't
Speaker 15: have my dad.
Speaker 1: But I got Mandel, So I'm like the connective tissue.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, you know, so is Outlaw posse the unofficial sequel,
Speaker 6: our official sequel.
Speaker 1: It's posse, you know. It's it's a Western.
Speaker 15: It's just you know, like Clint Easwood did a bunch
Speaker 15: of spaghetti westerns.
Speaker 1: It's a different Western.
Speaker 15: It's not really, but it is a multi culty, wild
Speaker 15: ass group of cowboys and cowwomen. I guess you would say, uh,
Speaker 15: differently than before.
Speaker 1: So it's you know, before we had like like.
Speaker 15: It appened possibly, we had Big Daddy Kane and Tom
Speaker 15: and Woody Strode and Notdland brothers and Blaire Underwood and
Speaker 15: Sally Richardson big cast that's the And this time we've
Speaker 15: got Cedric, we got DC Young Fly, we got Whoopee Goldberg.
Speaker 1: She didn't I didn't cast Whoopy woop Be cast herself. Okay,
Speaker 1: I playing this role.
Speaker 15: I was shooting something for Rizza Buchang Clan American Saga
Speaker 15: next door in Jersey to where Whoopy lives.
Speaker 1: So she came over like what's all this racket?
Speaker 15: And then we met and I said, she said, I've
Speaker 15: always wanted to do western.
Speaker 1: I said, I got this script I'm doing and she.
Speaker 15: Said stage coach Mary, stage coach Marry, and that's how
Speaker 15: that came about.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, and we just it's one of those things
Speaker 1: where you meet.
Speaker 15: Someone like we me and you and just like I
Speaker 15: want to do it, and then I'm really one of
Speaker 15: those guys. I will really call you up and be like, Okay,
Speaker 15: here's the dates, let's go.
Speaker 1: And she's like, I'm there, Montana, what are we doing? Wow?
Speaker 6: What's the significance of stage coach Mary's inclusion in the film?
Speaker 15: Well, she is, you know, she has her own stage
Speaker 15: coach line that she ran up through Montana.
Speaker 1: Had a big old cigar and a big old shotgun.
Speaker 15: And in the movie, there comes a point where there's
Speaker 15: a scene where we're going to buy some dry goods.
Speaker 15: We've just had a bank robbery go wrong. All kinds
Speaker 15: of stuff is going wrong. So we go in to
Speaker 15: the dry goods store and Edward James almost comes out
Speaker 15: with his gun. He's like, what's y'all here for? And
Speaker 15: we go in there. When we come out, all the
Speaker 15: horses are gone and we're in the middle of nowhere
Speaker 15: and he starts cracking up.
Speaker 1: We're like, why are you laughing?
Speaker 15: Mat he's like, because the Originals, they don't believe the
Speaker 15: Originals are the Indians, so they don't believe that God
Speaker 15: that we have the right to own any of God's creatures.
Speaker 15: But before you get mad, my wife was born enslaved.
Speaker 15: Those same Native Americans set my wife free. So we
Speaker 15: lose all our horses and we got to hit your
Speaker 15: ride with none other than.
Speaker 1: There you go, gotcha.
Speaker 2: I didn't get way too much to us.
Speaker 1: How was working with your dad? It's fun?
Speaker 15: Obviously I've been his son for a while now, so
Speaker 15: on camera.
Speaker 1: We don't I don't know if he looks like I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 15: He just followed me your ride acid Yeah, okay, no,
Speaker 15: but we we have we have a relationship that luckily
Speaker 15: we we get to wear different hats, and this time
Speaker 15: we got to wear some cowboy hats and shoot some guns.
Speaker 1: And what's what's cool actually working with him at a
Speaker 1: work thing.
Speaker 15: Usually he's directing or acting, but this time he got
Speaker 15: to do both, and so he's directing and acting and
Speaker 15: I'm also playing his son.
Speaker 1: So pretty rare one when we work together. Sometimes you're behind,
Speaker 1: I'm in front or and what's cool is that he
Speaker 1: can ride, he's a cowboy. He can. He did all
Speaker 1: his own stunts.
Speaker 15: You're not only when you're doing it like because a
Speaker 15: posse's a mean ass independent. So it's not like you're
Speaker 15: going to see a lot of billboards or anything. It's
Speaker 15: more word of mouth, right, and we just one best
Speaker 15: feature in African thank you. So when you do a
Speaker 15: feature like this, you really rely on people to do
Speaker 15: a lot of It's not CGI, it's not Ai, it's
Speaker 15: real guy. So when he rides in, not only does
Speaker 15: he have to I have to get along with him,
Speaker 15: but with his horse because there's a lot of scenes
Speaker 15: where he's got a racing and we do it in
Speaker 15: one shot. So he'll racing on his horse and he
Speaker 15: got to save Dad, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 15: the thing about working with your son like this is
Speaker 15: we didn't have to fake the love. So when you
Speaker 15: look at it on camera, like we clown and play together,
Speaker 15: we don't have to fake the love. And so so
Speaker 15: you're going in with people that really get it and
Speaker 15: know their roles, and that's that's fun.
Speaker 1: The only actors know how to handle and ride horses.
Speaker 1: If they didn't like that, DC had to go to
Speaker 1: cowb What I was gonna ask. I don't know if
Speaker 1: he was on a horse like that. My dad I
Speaker 1: had to get on a horse just because he from
Speaker 1: the South. You think we rode horses.
Speaker 2: I know he was on a horse link They have
Speaker 2: brothers out there that ride on Atlanta horsees Atlanta.
Speaker 15: But he was, he was at the he was at
Speaker 15: the screening and I asked him how many times have
Speaker 15: you rode since he was like, oh, I got a horse.
Speaker 3: Now he got a horse.
Speaker 15: Yeah, okay, And Cider didn't have to ride, so Cedric's
Speaker 15: in there. Oh in Alan Payne, Allen Payne can ride
Speaker 15: from New Jack City.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 15: I was like calling up all my old connects, come
Speaker 15: on out, let's do it.
Speaker 1: And it was mad fun.
Speaker 6: You know, we're seeing a lot more Westerns with black cast.
Speaker 6: What about that time period should black people be tapping into?
Speaker 6: Like what should we be learning from that time period?
Speaker 15: Well, I think there was a big sense, you know,
Speaker 15: because it was after Look. One of the things that
Speaker 15: comes up is that in eighteen sixty three up until that,
Speaker 15: because we do a scene with Whoopee on the stage
Speaker 15: coach and she looks at him and she said, boy,
Speaker 15: you know you're lucky you're the first generation of black
Speaker 15: men that legally gets to have a black father, because
Speaker 15: until eighteen sixty three you couldn't have a black father.
Speaker 1: Legally.
Speaker 15: The slave master made all the decisions for the kids.
Speaker 15: You had nothing to do with it. In fact, they
Speaker 15: sell you. Ask somebody it somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 15: So she said, you know, so we've only had since
Speaker 15: eighteen sixty three to get our father. Game on, make
Speaker 15: it eighteen sixty five if you're in Texas, right. So
Speaker 15: we bring up some interesting points. I think one of
Speaker 15: the things we can learn from the Western is that
Speaker 15: there was still the sense of do for self.
Speaker 1: Yes, some of us.
Speaker 15: Were lucky enough to go across the country and cover wagons.
Speaker 15: Other of us had to wrap some canvas around our
Speaker 15: feet and walk.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: How did you decide a major movie as opposed to
Speaker 2: a Netflix or streaming service?
Speaker 15: Because I like, here's the thing. When you watch TV,
Speaker 15: TV is small and man is big. When you watch
Speaker 15: a movie, man is small, movie is big, and I
Speaker 15: like to sit up there. Plus, when you watch a movie,
Speaker 15: you paint somebody to sit in the movie. You put
Speaker 15: your devices down, you put your toy down. You know
Speaker 15: what I mean, you pick your pop going up, and
Speaker 15: if the movie doesn't suck, you stay right in there
Speaker 15: and you get into it and you're engaged in it.
Speaker 1: I love that. It's very hard to watch movies at home.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know why we think that's a good thing,
Speaker 6: because you're too distracted.
Speaker 1: Well you know, and plus I'm the kind of dude
Speaker 1: I'll be like, I would shut up. I want to
Speaker 1: see it.
Speaker 15: Unless it's a comedy, then I like to go see
Speaker 15: it right straight in the hood. We live right right
Speaker 15: good in the hood, so I'll go right down there. Say, Okay,
Speaker 15: I know you talk about allyship.
Speaker 6: I wonder how does the allyship of stage coach Mary
Speaker 6: contribute to the development of Chief and other characters?
Speaker 1: Right? Well, see, well there was a lot of issues.
Speaker 1: Right One was that one.
Speaker 15: Of her rules was you're gonna ride on my stage coach,
Speaker 15: you gotta stole your weapon. So that was all already
Speaker 15: dealing with, you know, Western we lost our horse at
Speaker 15: a certain point, we got to get him back and
Speaker 15: I got to stole my weapon. It's like, wait, but
Speaker 15: that's some second amendment was like, well, you want to
Speaker 15: be on my stage coach. Mary's stagecoach Mary's rule, you know.
Speaker 15: And and then she asked me, She says.
Speaker 1: Do you remember your dad? Your pop?
Speaker 15: After she talked him, and I say, yeah, man, they
Speaker 15: hung him for trying to teach me to read. And
Speaker 15: then they told me to call some all white priest
Speaker 15: father and the slave owner master. And they said, by law,
Speaker 15: I had to take the master's last name. So I
Speaker 15: knew what all limbo laws. I was gonna grow up
Speaker 15: to be an outlaw for sure. So there's a lot
Speaker 15: of knowledge that would be drops and that sort of prompts.
Speaker 15: So you go, you think about stuff, and you go, wow,
Speaker 15: that white folks need to hear two black folks need
Speaker 15: to hear. But we go, wow, that makes total sense,
Speaker 15: you know. When you lay it out like that, it's
Speaker 15: like remember the beginning of Posse. At the beginning of Posse,
Speaker 15: Woody Strode, who was the first brother I saw in
Speaker 15: the Western that didn't shuffle, Woody Strode says, history's.
Speaker 1: A funny thing. They got us thinking Columbus discovered America,
Speaker 1: but there was already people here just.
Speaker 15: Like me putting my flag on your car and saying
Speaker 15: get out your car. I'm gonna call you evil, red savage.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. So when you look, when
Speaker 1: you break down.
Speaker 15: The whole origin story of this country, you really see
Speaker 15: it's a really all inclusive story and it's still a
Speaker 15: wonderful country. We got all this crazy potential. There's a lot.
Speaker 15: So I'm again the character towards the end says, I'm
Speaker 15: fighting for the America we can be, not just America.
Speaker 2: We've been all right, we got more with Mario and
Speaker 2: Mendela van Peoples. When we come back, don't move. It's
Speaker 2: to Breakfast Club, Go Morning Mourning. Everybody's DJ n V,
Speaker 2: Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne, the guy we are to Breakfast Club
Speaker 2: was still kicking it with Mario and Mendela van Peoples.
Speaker 1: Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: I loved the quote in the film Angel says to
Speaker 6: Willis that religion is the story we tell ourselves about
Speaker 6: the future. History is the story we tell about the past,
Speaker 6: and it's told by those in power.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: It's found on that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, man, well thank you for noticing that. That was
Speaker 15: something I wrote that line with Melvin in my head.
Speaker 15: My daddy used to say history is a book written
Speaker 15: by the winner, right, and so once you understand that,
Speaker 15: you go, oh, so they're telling you a history that
Speaker 15: sets up how they want you to be, you know
Speaker 15: France Fina says, the best colonizers always left behind the
Speaker 15: churches and the schools so that they could social the
Speaker 15: oppressed to the oppressor's point of view, and that one
Speaker 15: good priest could do the work of one hundred soldiers.
Speaker 15: So the thing is, you got to read to learn.
Speaker 15: I mean, you got to learn to read, but then
Speaker 15: you got to read to learn. And when you really
Speaker 15: start to read your own books, and you read the
Speaker 15: biography of Malcolm and you read the history of Ethiopia
Speaker 15: and you understand how they do.
Speaker 1: They beat back the Italians and we're never colonized. We
Speaker 1: don't learn about that in the Battle of Odwah, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. And you learn about the West
Speaker 1: and you go, oh wow. You mean Jack Johnson then
Speaker 1: went off.
Speaker 15: You got a white wife, and him and his white
Speaker 15: wife opened up a club called Black and Tan where
Speaker 15: folks if all colors were welcome. I didn't know that,
Speaker 15: do you know what I mean? I didn't know that.
Speaker 15: I mean that you just learned so much and when
Speaker 15: you learn it, you can't help but go, wow, we
Speaker 15: were here, we were doing our thing. So lines like
Speaker 15: that where you say it's a book written by the winner.
Speaker 1: We really all can be winners.
Speaker 15: It doesn't have to be replacement, like Okay, if you
Speaker 15: win and then I'm naturally losing, that's not correct. We
Speaker 15: can actually win together, you know, and actually.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 15: And I got white people in my family for real.
Speaker 15: I got white gay I even got a trumper in
Speaker 15: my family. So I got love with open arms, you
Speaker 15: know what I mean. So that's why even in New
Speaker 15: Jack City, man, I mix it up. I paint with
Speaker 15: all the colors. When I make a movie, I'm not
Speaker 15: trying to make reactionary film or do onto them like
Speaker 15: they've done onto us. I want to do onto them
Speaker 15: as I'd like them to do onto us, but also
Speaker 15: do on them in a real way.
Speaker 1: Mario.
Speaker 6: For you, how important is it to continue to filmmaking
Speaker 6: lineage within your family by having your son NFL?
Speaker 15: Well, you know, I remember a certain point my dad
Speaker 15: and I I'd done the New Jack City and then
Speaker 15: I did Posse, and the movies were doing well, and
Speaker 15: Hollywood wister is saying, what do you want to do next?
Speaker 15: When I went to do Posse after New Jack, the
Speaker 15: critics came after me and they said, Oh, he's trying
Speaker 15: to make old Jack City boys in the hood, boys
Speaker 15: in the saddle. Until they saw the movie. And then
Speaker 15: my dad said, what do you want to do next?
Speaker 15: I said, man, I want to do that. Because he
Speaker 15: had written a book on the Black Panthers. I said,
Speaker 15: I want to turn your book on the Black Panther
Speaker 15: Party for Self Defense into a movie. But they're not
Speaker 15: gonna let us. Hollywood ain't ready for that, and we
Speaker 15: went to Hollywood to do it. He was right, and
Speaker 15: we had to get the funding independently because what they
Speaker 15: wanted this was the craziest. They wanted one of the
Speaker 15: lead Black Panthers to be white.
Speaker 1: What Oh my god.
Speaker 15: And they said, yeah, man, look, Dances with Wolves is
Speaker 15: not going to star in Native American. You know, Rocky
Speaker 15: is not going to star you know, a brother.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 15: You're just at that point, you know. So I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 15: I see what you're doing. The dominant culture has to
Speaker 15: see itself reflected in film in a dominant way, and
Speaker 15: you'll be the exotic background. So we didn't do it,
Speaker 15: and we had to put the funding together a different way.
Speaker 15: But when we did that and I directed it and
Speaker 15: produced it, and my dad wrote it and produced it,
Speaker 15: and we didn't always agree, but you know which it
Speaker 15: fell into his demain, I went his way, fell into mind,
Speaker 15: we went my way.
Speaker 1: He turned to me and he said, man, I love you.
Speaker 1: I like you, and I admire.
Speaker 15: That you're courageous because we're doing stuff that we know
Speaker 15: is going to be controversial. Because what we showed with
Speaker 15: Panther was kind of the prequel to New Jack City,
Speaker 15: was that it's not an accident that you can get
Speaker 15: drugs in almost every minority community in America and guns
Speaker 15: and gunns and guns are not made in that community.
Speaker 15: You know, we don't make oozies in the hood, We
Speaker 15: don't grow poppy fields in the hood, So how does
Speaker 15: it get there on a daily basis? And the manu
Speaker 15: you follow the money, it leaves black hands brown hands
Speaker 15: very quickly, and you realize, Wow, they want us to
Speaker 15: be medicated, and that to a certain degree, that represents
Speaker 15: a self cleaning of them. So when we do that
Speaker 15: kind of film, you're like, WHOA. And now Panther is
Speaker 15: a really hard movie to find. This is the one
Speaker 15: movie I made that It's like, you can't find that movie.
Speaker 6: It don't even come up when you google, or maybe
Speaker 6: I was tripping, I googled just your films.
Speaker 9: Yeah and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they don't come up.
Speaker 15: Oh man, it's like there was a right wing organization
Speaker 15: that took out ads against it. It was like they
Speaker 15: didn't want to They don't want you to think about
Speaker 15: that kind of stuff. You just stay in the hood,
Speaker 15: bopping your head and you know, doing that and don't
Speaker 15: think about why.
Speaker 9: The drugs yere?
Speaker 15: You know, that's that's Malcolm stuff. So what happened was
Speaker 15: Dad wanted to be a writer. First of all, Melvin
Speaker 15: wanted to be a tennis player, but he sucked at tennis.
Speaker 15: He just want a good at it. So he said,
Speaker 15: I want to be a writer. But then he said,
Speaker 15: he said he got out of writing the direct film,
Speaker 15: make film. I said why, Daddy, He said, because folks
Speaker 15: weren't reading books enough.
Speaker 1: They were watching movies.
Speaker 15: So if in the future they go to some other
Speaker 15: medium and you want to reach the people, you want
Speaker 15: to reach the folks that are going to get out
Speaker 15: there and vote and change what tomorrow looks like, then
Speaker 15: maybe we have to move mediums. So it's not so
Speaker 15: important what the vehicle is, but what is important is
Speaker 15: being agreeo. Telling our stories that set us free, that
Speaker 15: make us go. And let me just say, you know,
Speaker 15: we're not really in the business of brain surgery. But
Speaker 15: when apartheid fell, there were two favorite shows they were
Speaker 15: watching Miami Vice with a white leading man and a
Speaker 15: black leading man, and The Cosby Show. And I'm not
Speaker 15: talking about the man, I don't want to litigate that.
Speaker 15: I'm talking about the phenomenon of the show. Course, twenty
Speaker 15: years before they.
Speaker 1: Were the Obamas, it was The Huxtables. Hey, man, I
Speaker 1: like reading reviews.
Speaker 6: You know, it's interesting when you see critics they say
Speaker 6: the film struggles with effectively managing the shifts between comedy
Speaker 6: and a more serious tone. When I read that, I'm like, well,
Speaker 6: they don't know what it is to be black now, right, Well,
Speaker 6: here's the other thing, life of the drama.
Speaker 15: That's how we survived too. Someone asked, my daddy, was
Speaker 15: my dad all these answers he said? He said, he said,
Speaker 15: how can you move so fast? Because he well, they
Speaker 15: killed all the slow ones.
Speaker 9: Daddy did.
Speaker 1: Why didn't get to the top. They didn't let me
Speaker 1: in at the bottom, you know.
Speaker 15: But but that's but that's real, and that the people
Speaker 15: that live the longest centurions, people over one hundred have
Speaker 15: three things in common.
Speaker 1: The first is sense of humor.
Speaker 15: We got all these great black comedians. Why, great juice comedians.
Speaker 15: Why because we both people went through trauma. You go
Speaker 15: through trauma, you you either die or you laugh, and
Speaker 15: you and then hopefully you laugh and then you get
Speaker 15: up and make changes. I'm not saying I'm gonna be laughing.
Speaker 15: I'm still gonna get my ass up and make a
Speaker 15: movie that says something and that you know and that
Speaker 15: because we believe is you know the three love what
Speaker 15: other three loves, son, love what you do, love who
Speaker 15: you do it with, and love what you say with it.
Speaker 15: There you go, I'm good, and then those three choppers
Speaker 15: line up. Then you're rich, no matter what the paychest.
Speaker 1: I was in.
Speaker 15: I was with dad on fifty sixth Street. We're walking
Speaker 15: down the street and his brother came up to us.
Speaker 15: He had long silver dreads and he says, came up
Speaker 15: behind me, excuse me, misavan peoples, I have to say
Speaker 15: I love your work.
Speaker 1: And we both turned around.
Speaker 15: We didn't know who he was talking to, and he said,
Speaker 15: I am talking to both of y'all. I'm a fan.
Speaker 15: But I'm not a groupie. I have to let you know.
Speaker 15: Sometimes I go to the movies and I'm entertained. That's
Speaker 15: a good thing.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I go to the movies and I learned something new,
Speaker 1: and that's a good thing. And every now and then
Speaker 1: I go to the movies and I come out proud
Speaker 1: to be a man of color. And that's a great thing.
Speaker 1: And with your movies, I get all three.
Speaker 2: Wow, I keep a lock. We got more with Mario
Speaker 2: and Mandela van Peoples.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Plump Morning and everybody.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking it with Mario and Mandela Van People's
Speaker 2: Outlaw Posse.
Speaker 1: The newflick is out March first.
Speaker 6: Charleman, I have the loss of your father, you personally
Speaker 6: and professionals.
Speaker 15: You know what what I miss is our conversation because
Speaker 15: towards the end he hit Alzheimer's and he was starting
Speaker 15: to fade. I could we could sing songs together, because
Speaker 15: that goes into a different part of the brain, you
Speaker 15: know when you learn music. I could hold his hand,
Speaker 15: he could see, he could know who I was. But
Speaker 15: I miss I miss our conversations, like conversations like this
Speaker 15: for real, like where you can That's why I could
Speaker 15: be here all day talking. You'd be like, you're gonna
Speaker 15: have to get me out of here because you be like,
Speaker 15: this talks too much. But I miss having those good,
Speaker 15: in depth conversations. And that's again something to go back
Speaker 15: to the movie. That I wanted the movie to do
Speaker 15: was to have conversations with America that America's.
Speaker 1: Afraid to have with itself. We're afraid to look at
Speaker 1: stuff and laugh and.
Speaker 15: Go oh wow. I never looked at it that way,
Speaker 15: and do that collectively in a room with people that
Speaker 15: don't vote like you, think like you, act like you.
Speaker 1: That's the point. If everyone around you looks and thinks
Speaker 1: like you, life will get boring, you know what I mean.
Speaker 15: You got to challenge yourself, you know what I mean.
Speaker 15: So I miss that because Melvin, Dude, I'll tell you
Speaker 15: what I missed.
Speaker 1: This is one thing I mean.
Speaker 15: So Dad had done Sweet Back and we risked everything,
Speaker 15: all of our little family savings, I mean everything, and
Speaker 15: then the movie blew up and he invited me and
Speaker 15: my sister out to La to go to a party.
Speaker 15: And I was about fourteen, my sister was thirteen. We
Speaker 15: had like beautiful afros. We looked like the Jacksons again.
Speaker 15: I'll go back to that.
Speaker 1: She had red hair. So we go to this party
Speaker 1: and it's a bot Mitsvie.
Speaker 15: Now we didn't know what the what a bot Mitvi was,
Speaker 15: and it was my dad's agent had this thing. So
Speaker 15: we go there and there are all these kids, mostly
Speaker 15: Jewish kids, standing around the dance floor, all shy, not
Speaker 15: wanting to dance, being a little timid. They had a DJ,
Speaker 15: they had a band. Well nobody dancing. I mean, my
Speaker 15: sister're like, this is a party. Oh, they don't know.
Speaker 15: The floor would light up if you stepped on it.
Speaker 15: We're like, oh, So we went out there like we
Speaker 15: were on soul train. We were tearing it up. They
Speaker 15: all started up plotting us and they came around and
Speaker 15: a plot and my sister, my sister and I were
Speaker 15: dancing and my dad watching and you never know what
Speaker 15: Melvin van Peebles was going to think. And he signaled
Speaker 15: us over and I said, I don't.
Speaker 1: Know what this guy's about to say. We followed him
Speaker 1: into their library.
Speaker 15: This family had a McMansion, big old library, looked like
Speaker 15: something you had of Beauty and the Beast.
Speaker 1: And Daddy took his cigar and he said Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: I love y'all. Y'all are beautiful and you dance like
Speaker 1: you're on soul.
Speaker 15: Trained, but I feel sorry for you because you're gonna
Speaker 15: miss out on half of life. What and he said, yeah, man,
Speaker 15: he said, listen, we got to love two things about people.
Speaker 15: You gotta love who they are, but you also got
Speaker 15: to love who you are when you're with them, right,
Speaker 15: And the way you're dancing on that floor, it's not
Speaker 15: inviting other people to dance with you.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's intimidating. It almost looks like a challenge,
Speaker 1: like if.
Speaker 15: They don't know the latest steps, don't have the perfectness,
Speaker 15: or that don't even bother coming out on the dance floor.
Speaker 15: So you're never gonna know what that tall Jewish brother
Speaker 15: is thinking right there, and it might man, he's been
Speaker 15: to Auschwitz. And I said, Ausha, what he said exactly,
Speaker 15: You don't know. You're not gonna know what that little
Speaker 15: Asian girl's thinking.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna know.
Speaker 15: You're gonna miss out on half of life because you're
Speaker 15: not bringing out the beauty and others.
Speaker 1: And then he dropped the mic and.
Speaker 15: I said, wow, you and my sister went back on
Speaker 15: the eslor I got the girl up, she got the
Speaker 15: old dude up.
Speaker 1: We got people involved. By the time we laugh, we
Speaker 1: had everyone up, dancing, hanging out, having fun.
Speaker 15: And one of those guys at that party later on
Speaker 15: wound up funding one of my movies when I became
Speaker 15: an adult. Wowow, and he said, good, wow, good. Allies
Speaker 15: come in all colors, you know. Then the lesson was,
Speaker 15: don't leave love on the table. And we may not
Speaker 15: look like you or vote like you. Your strength is diversity.
Speaker 15: Get out there and listen to what other people are doing,
Speaker 15: and sometimes you may learn something.
Speaker 1: You may go, oh, you know what, let me try that.
Speaker 1: Let me try his workout or her workout. What's she doing?
Speaker 1: I need to know what they're doing.
Speaker 15: So he was such a curious and he had an
Speaker 15: intellectual curiosity that I miss a lot of people.
Speaker 1: We're happy if we just.
Speaker 15: Watched our own show with our own news facts, and
Speaker 15: we just want to see stuff that confirms what we
Speaker 15: already think.
Speaker 1: But the strength is, did you learn a new word today?
Speaker 18: Man?
Speaker 1: I agree so much. Man.
Speaker 6: That's why I was even when I when I brought
Speaker 6: up the new Jack City reference on with Jonathan Carr.
Speaker 6: That's what I was in reference reference to what I
Speaker 6: was saying, how the vice president needs to go mix
Speaker 6: it up on Fox News the way Obama.
Speaker 1: Used to do. D I want to do that with
Speaker 1: this one. I was like, put me on Fox, then
Speaker 1: let me get them they see Westerns. Listen.
Speaker 15: Somebody came up to me from Fox News once. It
Speaker 15: was a right wing radio station. It was after nine
Speaker 15: to eleven, and I was with my kids and they
Speaker 15: were like, what do you think of nine to eleven?
Speaker 15: I said, well, listen, First of all, he said, what
Speaker 15: do you black people think of nine eleven? I said, dude,
Speaker 15: I can only answer for me. I don't represent black people.
Speaker 15: I can only represent my own crazy idea. But let
Speaker 15: me just say this. If you have children, and my
Speaker 15: eldest daughter says, I'm going to hit my brother because
Speaker 15: he hit me, my first question is a thinking father
Speaker 15: would be, did you do anything that might make your
Speaker 15: brother want to hit you? Before I condone you're hitting
Speaker 15: him back, you know what I mean, Before you get
Speaker 15: into a military stance with your brother? Did he did
Speaker 15: you do anything to him that might provoke him why?
Speaker 15: That's the simple, and that's a Republican or Democrat. I said,
Speaker 15: we got hit in nine to eleven. Okay, but we
Speaker 15: framed it as.
Speaker 1: Not patriotic to ever ask the question is there anything
Speaker 1: being done abroad that might make folks want to hit us?
Speaker 1: And the minute you look at that, the minute you go,
Speaker 1: oh wow, why is this going down over here? Why
Speaker 1: is that?
Speaker 15: And you have to look at it, you go, oh,
Speaker 15: there's usually something to it. It's not just people just
Speaker 15: hate you randomly, you know. It's like you got to
Speaker 15: kind of look at what's going on. And when you
Speaker 15: look around, like that thing I was telling you about
Speaker 15: Cartagina with they say, yeah, we'll take you. You just have
Speaker 15: to take our Coca cola and our gods and are
Speaker 15: this and all that, and then you can have your freedom,
Speaker 15: you know what I mean? So I think what I
Speaker 15: what I miss is Melvin's intellectual curiosity and that was
Speaker 15: a lot of that came through travel seeing how if
Speaker 15: you travel around people that you will see, oh wow,
Speaker 15: they're doing the same thing we do, or do they
Speaker 15: look at it a different way? And you learn a
Speaker 15: lot when you travel. So part of it is like
Speaker 15: in this dude, he's always traveling, he's been there. That's
Speaker 15: what he was teaching in Africa.
Speaker 1: Man. But he was a kid got bit by a line, right,
Speaker 1: So wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got I just want my last question questions
Speaker 2: by the way man New Jack City. Yes, sir, you
Speaker 2: traumatized me for a long time. Why did the light
Speaker 2: skin brother have to get stabbed in the hand?
Speaker 1: I loved it. This was a question that will Smith
Speaker 1: brought up. Traumatized me for a long time. Anyway.
Speaker 8: One of the greatest scenes in cinema history scene.
Speaker 15: You know what, when I make a film, I want
Speaker 15: to just let it rip. And there were scenes with
Speaker 15: Wesley Pharrell, Wesley and Allen Payne and Alan Plain's in
Speaker 15: Outlaw Possible, And there were scenes because we laughed and
Speaker 15: talked about it where they just did their thing, and
Speaker 15: I had the good sense as the director to get
Speaker 15: the hell out the way, no ego and go man,
Speaker 15: they got magic, let me just film the magic, you
Speaker 15: know what I mean? Uh? And there was just moments
Speaker 15: that Wesley would do stuff and we're like, oh, that
Speaker 15: just works.
Speaker 1: It'd be killing it.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 15: I still look back at when I watched that movie
Speaker 15: and think, now, that's one.
Speaker 1: Of his baddest roles.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 1: He tore it up. You really didn't have it in
Speaker 1: the role I.
Speaker 15: Mean, yeah, but I hear what you're saying, traumatiz And
Speaker 15: I'm not gonna say nothing, but you'll see some reference
Speaker 15: to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you boys thought you and Alan was related, right, related?
Speaker 8: Man, I don't even look at him a light skin,
Speaker 8: but related.
Speaker 15: Yeah yeah, yeah, Well that's interesting because there's a reason
Speaker 15: for that too in out Law poss.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all roads leap back to it.
Speaker 9: So so yeah, and.
Speaker 15: Allen has a great vibe that we we hang now
Speaker 15: during the you know, it's like you, well, the good
Speaker 15: thing is like the guy that's the same at twenty
Speaker 15: as he is is forty didn't grow much. And so
Speaker 15: the more we grow, is man, the more we've gotten
Speaker 15: closer and going. Many you saw this and I can
Speaker 15: see that. And Alan's so smart and thoughtful and he's
Speaker 15: good in this movie. Man, he did some stuff in
Speaker 15: this movie. It's wild. So I'd be proud to be
Speaker 15: I'm his cinematic brother. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we appreciate you brothers for joining us.
Speaker 1: Our La Posse is our march first, Yes man, Many
Speaker 1: real man, Dela van Peoples, what are we gonna say?
Speaker 15: I was just gonna say that again, because when independent film,
Speaker 15: you're not gonna see huge billboards everywhere. It's word of mouse.
Speaker 15: People can throw on my Instagram Mario van Peebles. I'm
Speaker 15: easy to find or you know, and and and see it.
Speaker 15: But it's gonna be March first, but it won't be
Speaker 15: at every theater, so you gotta go out and make
Speaker 15: it happen, all right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: That's right. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Good morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's d J n V, Jess, Hilarius Chlamine the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess Jess
Speaker 2: with the mess.
Speaker 3: Yes, just rob the milord, don't do is gonna bring
Speaker 3: the numbers?
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club Stott all right.
Speaker 7: Offset encourages Cardy to drop a new album, so Offset
Speaker 7: showed the support for his wife Carti's music on Instagram.
Speaker 1: He posted a muted video on his story.
Speaker 7: I guess he bumped into the music and he said
Speaker 7: that is just hard basically, so he's bobbing and making
Speaker 7: a stank face, and then he captions stopped being scary.
Speaker 7: Drop the album. This esco crazy, right, But I I
Speaker 7: remember Cardy being up here and we did her interview
Speaker 7: at the end of last year and she was saying
Speaker 7: this when she was up here by.
Speaker 1: Her album, and you've got an album drive next year?
Speaker 25: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What quarter? So how are you gonna narrow it down?
Speaker 1: How many records you think you got? I want to
Speaker 1: narrow it down like eighteen? Okay, okay, are you are you?
Speaker 1: Are you? There?
Speaker 14: Are you?
Speaker 21: Clo?
Speaker 1: Spring Summer? You don't have to drop the second album,
Speaker 1: but I have I haven't. Yeah, I think she do
Speaker 1: got to put out an album.
Speaker 7: Honestly, as a Cardi fan, she's been to quiet and
Speaker 7: she you know, she's been chilling. She also did say
Speaker 7: in the interview with us last year, she said that
Speaker 7: it is it's pressure and she you know, and it's
Speaker 7: a lot, especially with everything sounding the same, and sometimes
Speaker 7: it's hard picking and choosing, like with beats and stuff
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 1: So she has been quiet for a while. So I hope,
Speaker 1: I hope that she does drop soon. I don't know
Speaker 1: what call you waiting on.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's been one of six years since the
Speaker 6: debut album, but I still don't feel like she has
Speaker 6: to put out a second album. She's been putting out singles,
Speaker 6: she's been putting out features. Gave You All the second
Speaker 6: album fifty years.
Speaker 1: What that's Lauren Hill.
Speaker 6: But Cardi is.
Speaker 1: Really I think Cardi been one of the biggest thoughts
Speaker 1: out for six years. It's still and still she wants
Speaker 1: to do. She put out that project more music.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know how I feel about Offset saying
Speaker 7: stop being scary, Like Jesus, come.
Speaker 1: On, husband, I don't I don't mind.
Speaker 6: I don't mind the public pressure, Jesus because because the
Speaker 6: public pressure does two things. Number One, it gives you,
Speaker 6: you know, encouragement to do it, but also it does this.
Speaker 6: It got us talking about the second album and got
Speaker 6: people talking about cardi second album.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what she's fear for. I think
Speaker 2: she's fearful criticism. I think regard can be receiving.
Speaker 1: They gonna hate regardless, but you can't gonna be doing
Speaker 1: more mocking.
Speaker 2: But I think body puts out dope record throughout the year.
Speaker 2: So I think it's it's time time.
Speaker 1: Girl, all right.
Speaker 7: Lamar Oldham comments on the Kardashian curse. Lamar Oldham was
Speaker 7: recently on Big Boys Network Shout Out the Big Boy
Speaker 7: and he was married to Chloe Kardashian. This is something interesting.
Speaker 7: I didn't know they got married a month after they
Speaker 7: met each other. Now I don't watch this show, so, yeah,
Speaker 7: the Keeping Up with the Kardashians. I used to watch
Speaker 7: it back in the day, but then I fell off
Speaker 7: of it. But yeah, they were married immediately after they
Speaker 7: met at a test party. But that's what he said
Speaker 7: in the podcast.
Speaker 1: Is there Kardashian curse? I don't think so, sang, I
Speaker 1: don't think so.
Speaker 18: If that would have been a lot better if you
Speaker 18: were to say yes, if the curse is strength, right,
Speaker 18: and financial abundance and family strength, and yeah, they curse.
Speaker 1: And you know what I love about them, man, is
Speaker 1: that they're a tight family unit.
Speaker 26: I'm gonna keep it real with you. I've been saying
Speaker 26: this the whole damn too. I think I think every
Speaker 26: American family could learn from that family. If you think
Speaker 26: about they love each other, their tragedies and their fam
Speaker 26: or they're damn times and their family and how they
Speaker 26: overcame all that. You can't look up to that as
Speaker 26: a family.
Speaker 7: The Lord Yeah, well, I mean he has been vouching
Speaker 7: and saying that for a long time. But I just
Speaker 7: can't get over how Chloe said on a recent episode
Speaker 7: that Lamar will always be remembered as a drug user,
Speaker 7: so I wouldn't be yet she said that that ain't
Speaker 7: no allegedly that you can pull it up anywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 7: she said that when her and Kim were talking, Kim
Speaker 7: was going through some things about Yea with Yay and
Speaker 7: she was talking to her sistant.
Speaker 1: That's what Chloe said. I'm like, dang, you just gonna
Speaker 1: reduce him to a junkie. That's all we're gonna do.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I mean, but he has all the grace
Speaker 7: in the world for her, and then I still think
Speaker 7: a part of him still didn't get over her and once.
Speaker 1: Her back, Yeah, of course. Yeah, So I shout out
Speaker 1: to him for that.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 6: Don't nobody look at Lamar as no junkie, Yeah that's yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 6: like you when you think of like the post child
Speaker 6: for junkies, don't come to.
Speaker 1: Mind, No, not at all.
Speaker 7: And I just I was so pissed, where like, dang,
Speaker 7: you married him, like you married him and this is
Speaker 7: what you feel like he'll be forever, like you scout
Speaker 7: do basketball player and you feel like this is what
Speaker 7: he'll be.
Speaker 1: Remember that. So yeah, it was very much whack.
Speaker 7: Tiffany Hattish receives backlash for a live video so she
Speaker 7: was on a flight and I'm a fan asked if
Speaker 7: she was going to Israel for vacation, because that's where
Speaker 7: she was going, and she said. She responded and said,
Speaker 7: now she was going for a history lesson. This is
Speaker 7: her audio on my Weather its.
Speaker 27: Fam want to go meet my future man out there.
Speaker 27: I'm going to the Holy Land. I might come back
Speaker 27: and work from this.
Speaker 1: Baby.
Speaker 27: I know a lot of stuff on social media be
Speaker 27: not true because I see stuff people saying about me,
Speaker 27: and I lived my life.
Speaker 1: I'm living my life, and I'm like, that's not what
Speaker 1: I said, that's not true.
Speaker 27: So before I get to speaking on stuff, because I've
Speaker 27: heard from people that lived there on both sides of
Speaker 27: the gate.
Speaker 6: Now I'm gonna go see I don't even have to
Speaker 6: look at social media to know she got back last year.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, real crazy. Yeah, yeah yeah, it was
Speaker 7: a couple of comments from social media. Is really to Wow.
Speaker 7: There's so much I could say, but damn, this is heartbreaking.
Speaker 7: You are not a safe space and your instincts are
Speaker 7: inherently flawed and dangerous, and this one is one I
Speaker 7: saw too. This situation is heart wrenching, resembling a scene
Speaker 7: from a horror movie with the tragic killing of thousands
Speaker 7: of Palestinians. Amidst this, she approaches the trip as leisurely
Speaker 7: paid vacation, which I find utterly disheartening. But we do
Speaker 7: know for people who met her, read her book, and
Speaker 7: know her story, Tiffany embraced the Jewish religion after meeting
Speaker 7: her father because she was raised by mom.
Speaker 1: But her dad is a Ritrian or ver. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: If I fornot that right, but I'm pretty sure it's
Speaker 8: erit trance.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, if you don't know, don't say it.
Speaker 7: And she had about miss before fortieth birthday, so maybe
Speaker 7: she's trolling, and maybe she is going over there to
Speaker 7: you know, delve into her Jewish community or you know,
Speaker 7: inheritance or whatever that is. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: It could be, but a lot of people feels like
Speaker 7: it was ignorant and dumb for her. The live is
Speaker 7: thirteen minutes long. Heritage and background, heritage, Yeah, heritage.
Speaker 1: And background, thank you. And then some people say, does
Speaker 1: she even have brain cells? I'd love to know.
Speaker 7: So, like she said, she see people talking about her
Speaker 7: all the time, and and maybe this is our way
Speaker 7: of keeping people talking about her. But I mean, if
Speaker 7: she just was like a newly founded Jew, then maybe
Speaker 7: is it doesn't hurt to go over there to see
Speaker 7: I guess.
Speaker 1: With I don't think.
Speaker 7: I think, yeah, it's bad. Yeah, I'm sorry, b A
Speaker 7: t bat Mitzvah.
Speaker 1: She one, Okay, she had turned forty. Okay, was she given?
Speaker 1: It was given? I don't know, okay, given what. I
Speaker 1: don't know what was it given about Mitzvah? Like that's
Speaker 1: the first one you have?
Speaker 7: Okay, it was cool, it was cool, cool, cool. I
Speaker 7: think Tiffany, when when Shane as dumb as I you know,
Speaker 7: as people think she is, she knows, she's very well
Speaker 7: aware of what's going on. And then it looked like
Speaker 7: she was going over there by herself. So I mean,
Speaker 7: she could be going over there to meet family. She says,
Speaker 7: she know people that's over there and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: So we'll see, she said, shown just for Pete.
Speaker 1: She can see. She'll see a lot of stuff online.
Speaker 7: But she's gonna go over there and she's gonna come
Speaker 7: back with a report of what's actually going on.
Speaker 1: So I guess we'll wait for that. And nothing's wrong
Speaker 1: with educating yourself.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and experience is the best education, right,
Speaker 7: So she going over there. Maybe she ain't have to
Speaker 7: do the live, but she going over there.
Speaker 6: So that's the thing, Like, you know, you invite people
Speaker 6: into your space to judge you and criticize you. Just
Speaker 6: go on your journey by yourself. You don't got to
Speaker 6: show people. You don't got to tell people what you're doing.
Speaker 1: Like, just go do it. That's the issue. I agree,
Speaker 1: all right, and I'm gonna leave you all with this
Speaker 1: real quick.
Speaker 7: Beyonce just became the first black woman artist with the
Speaker 7: number one country songs.
Speaker 6: Yes, my black country, Okay, okay, And that is a
Speaker 6: great segue in the Donkey Day because I need John
Speaker 6: Snyder to come through the front of the congregation.
Speaker 1: We'd like to have a world with him. He's not
Speaker 1: too happy.
Speaker 6: He's not too happy about Beyonce taking over the country charts.
Speaker 1: Were gonna discuss, all right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 1: We got Beyonce's record up, can you pull it up
Speaker 1: right fast? We gotta do mis number one.
Speaker 2: We got to play a record miles play that asses
Speaker 2: number one country truck, number two overall in the country too.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you something, that goddamn white man with
Speaker 6: that whipping chains, all right, new number one.
Speaker 1: Thirty yeah, and then Young Miami said, put me on
Speaker 1: a remix, Oh yeah, all right. Donkey days up next, yea,
Speaker 1: let's go.
Speaker 3: You're checking out the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Donkey up today. Damn, but he holled today no more.
Speaker 1: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 1: not making these people do these days called donkey of
Speaker 1: the day, and it really caught me off guard.
Speaker 7: Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey out of the day today?
Speaker 6: Well, just hilarious donkey today. For Wednesday, February twenty first
Speaker 6: goes to John Snyder. We was off Monday, so I
Speaker 6: couldn't get to this sooner. But it's only Wednesday, and
Speaker 6: in light of some recent developments, it's not too late
Speaker 6: to get John Snyder the credit he deserves for being stupid.
Speaker 1: Now, John played vote on the dukesa hazard.
Speaker 6: If he was born in the nineteen hundred and seventies
Speaker 6: like me, then you remember Dukes that has it And
Speaker 6: it's amazing to me. Sidebar, it's amazing to me that
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is not pulled up to a rally in
Speaker 6: the general lee card.
Speaker 1: It's perfect for him.
Speaker 6: It's orange like his complexion. It has the Confederate flag
Speaker 6: on the side, and it was named after the most
Speaker 6: famous Confederate general. Okay, if you are the leader of
Speaker 6: the Party of the Confederacy like Trump, you gotta have
Speaker 6: the car in the Confederacy. If he pulled up to
Speaker 6: a rally in the General Lee Maga would lose it.
Speaker 1: But that's not why we're here today.
Speaker 6: We are here to discuss John Snyder and these comments
Speaker 6: he made about Beyonce and her foray into country music.
Speaker 1: Now, John Snyder sat down for an.
Speaker 6: Interview with one American news network, and it's safe to
Speaker 6: say he doesn't agree with Beyonce jumping in the country music.
Speaker 28: Let's listen, the lefties in the entertainment industry just won't
Speaker 28: leave any area alone, right. They just have to seize
Speaker 28: control over every aspect, don't they.
Speaker 24: They've got to make their mark, just like a dog
Speaker 24: in a dog walk park.
Speaker 3: You know, every dog has to mark every tree.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 10: So that's what's going on here.
Speaker 8: What does what party you belong to have to do
Speaker 8: with this? And John, how you turn the boss Hog
Speaker 8: on Beyonce?
Speaker 6: You know Boss Hog was forever angry with the Dukes
Speaker 6: because they used to spoil all the schemes. Are you
Speaker 6: going to be forever mad at Beyonce because she's about
Speaker 6: to dominate country music for a little while? See, John
Speaker 6: doesn't like entertainers claiming country music is their own. No, John,
Speaker 6: you don't like black entertainers claiming country music is their own,
Speaker 6: which I haven't heard Beyonce do. But even if she did, John,
Speaker 6: I think you should know that so much of what
Speaker 6: people love about country music comes from black people.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 8: The first string bands in this country were you know,
Speaker 8: enslaved people.
Speaker 1: That's a fact. Okay.
Speaker 8: I know we live in a country that doesn't like
Speaker 8: teaching the truth about his history.
Speaker 6: But news flash, America and everyone around the world listening
Speaker 6: to my voice, I'm about to tell y'all something that
Speaker 6: most people who read just a little bit. No, most
Speaker 6: popular music genres were started by black people.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 1: Country music in the US began with black people. I know.
Speaker 1: I know, Charlae Mane, you make everything about race.
Speaker 6: No, I make everything about history, all right, the history
Speaker 6: that this country keeps trying to erase, all right.
Speaker 1: The story of country music began with the banjo. Okay.
Speaker 6: The modern day banjo is a descendant of a West
Speaker 6: African instrument made.
Speaker 1: From gorge called the a content, yes, a conting. Okay.
Speaker 6: Think about Acon and think about him drinking a tang,
Speaker 6: and that's how you pronounce it a content. Okaynt just
Speaker 6: think about Akon and think about Acon drinking a ting,
Speaker 6: and that's how you pronounce it a content.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: Now, when slaves humans were taken from Africa to America,
Speaker 6: their instruments came with them, right for four hundred years,
Speaker 6: and slave people created their own music, all with roots
Speaker 6: in African music. In the eighteen forties, the banjo was
Speaker 6: seen as an exclusively black instrument. It was unheard of
Speaker 6: for a white person to play the banjo. Okay, once
Speaker 6: I continue, all right. In the eighteen fifties, menstrul shows
Speaker 6: became popular.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 6: Minstrel shows introduced to banjo the white audiences, and then,
Speaker 6: like most things, white people are created it and started
Speaker 6: playing the banjo. So the minstrel shows unintentionally laid the groundwork,
Speaker 6: the foundation, if you will, for hill billy music, and
Speaker 6: hill billy music would later be renamed country, which became
Speaker 6: the music of the South. Now, you Caucasians, don't get
Speaker 6: mad at me, Okay for telling you about history. I'm
Speaker 6: not making any of this up. Okay, So John, you
Speaker 6: can't say Beyonce is trying to make her mark in
Speaker 6: country music. Her ancestors already did that, all right. Not
Speaker 6: to mention Charlie Pride, okay, Tina Turner, why are you
Speaker 6: acting like Tina Turner didn't have country music moments. I
Speaker 6: know she's known as the queen of rock and roll,
Speaker 6: but Tina from Tennessee. Her first album was called Tina
Speaker 6: Turns the Country On. She was covering Dolly Parton songs.
Speaker 1: All right. The great Ray Charles dig country music. Okay.
Speaker 6: Ray Charles is in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Speaker 6: Not to mention South Carolina's own Darius Rutgers, Caine Brown.
Speaker 6: We met Caane Brown last year. I already Music Festival.
Speaker 6: It's so many black country singers. And it's amazing to
Speaker 6: me that you know, the Post Malons and Landa del
Speaker 6: Rays when they dipping their pink toes in country music,
Speaker 6: nobody says anything as soon as Beyonce starts wiggling her
Speaker 6: brown feet, okay. And what people like John Snyder want
Speaker 6: to be a segregated pool, all hell breaks loose Okay, Well,
Speaker 6: let me tell you something about God. Okay, God will
Speaker 6: prepare a table for you and the presence of your enemy. See,
Speaker 6: we all should welcome the criticism. We all should welcome
Speaker 6: to hate. We should all welcome to the nay says,
Speaker 6: because in twenty twenty four, these algorithms don't know the difference.
Speaker 6: So when you have someone who is beloved, just beyoncejsell
Speaker 6: Nos Carter, and they debut music at the super Bowl,
Speaker 6: the most watched television event in American history, When you
Speaker 6: are already that kind of superstar and you debut music
Speaker 6: in front of an audience of over two hundred million,
Speaker 6: and the people who love you run to listen, and
Speaker 6: the people who hate you run to listen, and the
Speaker 6: people who love you are talking about your music, and
Speaker 6: the people like John Snyder who want to hate you
Speaker 6: or talking.
Speaker 1: About your music.
Speaker 6: All of that makes for a perfect storm that causes
Speaker 6: you to become the first black woman the Top Billboard's
Speaker 6: Country Songs Chart with Texas Hold Them Yes, Beyonce has
Speaker 6: become the first black woman the Top Billboard's Hot Country
Speaker 6: Songs Chart after her track Texas Hold Them.
Speaker 8: They view that number one drop on a clues bomb
Speaker 8: for Beyonce red.
Speaker 6: That's why in this era, if you don't like something,
Speaker 6: it's best not to speak on it, because when you
Speaker 6: speak on it, whether you're mean to it or not,
Speaker 6: you are propelling the success of that something because the
Speaker 6: algorithm don't know the difference between love and hate. I
Speaker 6: wish today Beyonce would post thank you for making me
Speaker 6: the first black woman in the top Billboard's Hot Country
Speaker 6: Songs chart. And to my critics, your doubt fuels me,
Speaker 6: your hate drives me, your ignorance challenges me, you inspire me. Okay,
Speaker 6: thank you, John and everybody in country music who thinks
Speaker 6: like you. Please let Chelsea Handler give John Snyder the
Speaker 6: biggest hee haw.
Speaker 3: Hee haw hee haw.
Speaker 1: That is way too much, Dan Maynes.
Speaker 6: Now, I want to tell you about another black woman
Speaker 6: who is a history maker. She is the first black
Speaker 6: woman to have a number one hit on the country charts.
Speaker 6: Her name is Alice Randall. She has a professor at
Speaker 6: Vanderbilt and on April night, she has a book coming
Speaker 6: out that I am holding in my hand.
Speaker 1: This is the Advanced Reader edition.
Speaker 6: It's called My Black Country, A journey through country Music's
Speaker 6: Black past, present and future. This is the next release
Speaker 6: off my book in print, Black Privilege Publishing with Simon
Speaker 6: and Schuster. So if you want a quick history lesson
Speaker 6: on black people in country music, this is the book
Speaker 6: for you, My Black Country by Alice Randall. Thank you,
Speaker 6: go pre order now wherever you buy books.
Speaker 2: All right, yes, let's allude to those black queens. Yes indeed,
Speaker 2: and thank you for that donkey today. Now let's move
Speaker 2: over to another black woman. Her name is Jasmine Moss. Now,
Speaker 2: Jasmine was charged with child neglect. She's been trending the
Speaker 2: last couple of days.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 2: The reason she's trending is she's a mother, and she
Speaker 2: has her own business. It's called, I guess, a wax
Speaker 2: place where she actually waxes other women.
Speaker 1: It's called Jiffy Pube. I don't know. I how you
Speaker 1: go there and get you a little quick little wax.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know if it's called jiffy.
Speaker 1: It ain't jiffy peber. I don't know if it's called
Speaker 1: Jiffy pube. But this is why she was arrested.
Speaker 28: A mother is in jail after police say her daughter
Speaker 28: helped to wax clients at a waxing studios. The police
Speaker 28: say that child was only five years old. Investigators charged
Speaker 28: Jasmine Moss with child neglect. Police say last week they
Speaker 28: got several calls about disturbing images involving a young girl
Speaker 28: on social media. Memphis police say those images were on
Speaker 28: Moss's Instagram, which she uses to promote her hair removal services.
Speaker 28: She claims on the post her daughter waxed twenty four
Speaker 28: clients for more than eight hours, making more than seven
Speaker 28: hundred dollars. Moss is now charged with child abuse neglect
Speaker 28: and she is expected in court tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Well, let's open up the phone lines and let's discuss
Speaker 2: eight hundred five eighty five one oh five one. What
Speaker 2: do you think of the situation? Do you believe this
Speaker 2: mom had any ill intentions? Or was it one of
Speaker 2: those things as the mom was doing her job at
Speaker 2: home and the daughter was there and wanted to see
Speaker 2: what mom was doing and learn what mom was doing.
Speaker 1: Well, who the hell is gonna let a five year
Speaker 1: old wax them?
Speaker 6: Let's discuss if you walked into a five year old
Speaker 6: walked in the room and just was about the waxy,
Speaker 6: what would you do?
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you think something's wrong? And I would get up
Speaker 1: immediately exactly. I'm sure.
Speaker 2: I'm sure the five year old wasn't doing it on
Speaker 2: her own. I'm sure the mom is doing it maybe
Speaker 2: and maybe the daughter was just like let me, let
Speaker 2: me try, mom.
Speaker 1: But let's let's discuss picture.
Speaker 6: I thought she was in front of some big white
Speaker 6: legs and then white legs was spread open, okay.
Speaker 1: And then the smells came through.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean, somebody wash before waxing, and yeah,
Speaker 7: like I understand.
Speaker 1: However, I don't think jail time is proper.
Speaker 7: I mean for this, I'm gonna be honest with you. Nah,
Speaker 7: I don't think put her in jail, but that is
Speaker 7: stupid wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but not.
Speaker 2: Let's discuss when we come back. Eight nun drink five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five one. I see some people
Speaker 2: looking at it like she wanted to do what her
Speaker 2: mom is doing. Her mom is working at home and
Speaker 2: she's learning the craft.
Speaker 7: You only want to do what your mother do if
Speaker 7: you show her why she even knows what waxing is
Speaker 7: at five, You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Let's discuss. It's the breakfast O, good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: It's topic time called eight hundred and five eighty five
Speaker 5: one five one to join into the discussion with the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Crug.
Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's dej MV jess Larious Charlamagne the guide. We are
Speaker 2: to breakfast club now if he's just joining us. We're
Speaker 2: talking about something that was trending online yesterday. A woman
Speaker 2: that has her own wax business and her daughter joined in.
Speaker 2: Her daughter is five years old. And here's the news report.
Speaker 28: A mother is in jail after police say her daughter
Speaker 28: helped to wax clients at a waxing studio. Memphis police
Speaker 28: say that child was only five years old. Investigators charged
Speaker 28: Jasmine Moss with child neglect. Pollie say last week they
Speaker 28: got several calls about disturbing images involving a young girl
Speaker 28: on social media. Memphis police say those images were on
Speaker 28: Moss's Instagram, which she uses to promote her hair removal services.
Speaker 28: She claims on the post her daughter waxed twenty four
Speaker 28: clients for more than eight hours, making more than seven
Speaker 28: hundred dollars. Moss is now charged with child abuse and
Speaker 28: neglect and she is expected in court tomorrow.
Speaker 2: So we're asking eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 2: oh five on what are your thoughts she getting charged?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she is getting charged. She was arrested. I think
Speaker 1: that's crazy.
Speaker 7: I mean I do. I think it's crazy that that
Speaker 7: she's being said to jes So what's going on with
Speaker 7: the little girl? Child protect the services?
Speaker 1: What's going They haven't said what's going on with the girl.
Speaker 1: But the mother was arrested.
Speaker 6: I can see why the mother was arrested because the
Speaker 6: girl is five, and you know, this is against the
Speaker 6: law because it violates the child label laws in this country.
Speaker 6: She's not sixteen, and you can't work in hazardous environments
Speaker 6: under the age of eighteen. Has it is waxing random vagina,
Speaker 6: especially in bringing summer that could be considered happy.
Speaker 7: It's probably it could be considered stinky for sure, and
Speaker 7: definitely still has it. I mean it's hot wax, I
Speaker 7: get it. Is all of that discharged. I don't what
Speaker 7: all of that. Yeah, it's all of that.
Speaker 1: Her teaching a baby girl about it so early, it's crazy.
Speaker 1: I still don't think she should have to jail.
Speaker 7: Like I said, I don't know what else could have happened,
Speaker 7: But jail is a little She's only.
Speaker 1: Going to joke beause the girls five.
Speaker 6: That's a violation of child label laws in America like period,
Speaker 6: Like we always you always hear people have these conversations about,
Speaker 6: oh they got little kids, you know, working in factories
Speaker 6: making putting together our phone.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing them go to jail.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I mean that's it's in a different country,
Speaker 8: right right to the different country.
Speaker 7: I feel you what I think happened. She she her daughter,
Speaker 7: she couldn't get a babysitter or whatever.
Speaker 1: Her daughter.
Speaker 7: She let her daughter in the room when she started
Speaker 7: doing this type of stuff, and her daughter's like, oh,
Speaker 7: I want to do what mimmy do. That's the only
Speaker 7: way that a child would say, I want to do
Speaker 7: what mimmy do. If you're around, what mimmy do. And
Speaker 7: then she she showed us she got happy. She might
Speaker 7: have been a little good with it. These kids are advanced.
Speaker 7: She got too comfortable with it. The wrong person saw it,
Speaker 7: and that's what happened.
Speaker 1: She's five man, Yeah, she is five child labor in
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty eight. Five.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think she was working eight hours and shift.
Speaker 2: She was deal with her motter. She's five working.
Speaker 1: All think she was working like drive at five working.
Speaker 1: She's hanging out with them. Hello, Sonny, Hello. She was
Speaker 1: working after we saw Hello, who's this sudden? Yea, hey, Sonny,
Speaker 1: what's your thoughts?
Speaker 16: So my thing is, we don't say anything when we
Speaker 16: see is in the small Mama top stop working with
Speaker 16: their family, the Chinese food restaurants working on their family.
Speaker 16: And this woman is seeking this child generational wealth. This
Speaker 16: woman is seeking the child how to work for what
Speaker 16: you're getting and not for nothing those blacks depends on
Speaker 16: what they're getting me one hundred dollars a stop. It's
Speaker 16: harder to teach than it is to learn, So highly
Speaker 16: doubts she was doing it all by herself. Si could
Speaker 16: have been doing for eight hours, eight hours and toto,
Speaker 16: she could have been doing one person hour. That's seven
Speaker 16: hundred bucks plus tip. That canna come up to the
Speaker 16: eighth change.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she's five.
Speaker 2: So Sonny is saying, when you go to the Chinese
Speaker 2: food spot, sometimes you see, you know, the owner's child,
Speaker 2: or if you go to the bodega, you'll see the.
Speaker 1: Owner's child in their work, and you're saying, it's the
Speaker 1: same thing. How old is the child? That's so the
Speaker 1: thing was this also is.
Speaker 16: How many Chinese food restaurants, ads and commercials do you
Speaker 16: see out in like on the CV and everything. None, right,
Speaker 16: but we always frequent them. We always got it on
Speaker 16: everything else. This woman has to rely on her social
Speaker 16: media in order to get her name out there, in
Speaker 16: order to get her clients out. If her clients ain't complaining.
Speaker 1: Then why are we The client did complain, I think
Speaker 1: I think it was one not.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 2: I thought they posted it online and people were complaining
Speaker 2: about the posts she put on her Instagram.
Speaker 7: Oh he had twenty five clients or something like that, right,
Speaker 7: Who these freaky ass clients that ain't complaining?
Speaker 6: Why these freaky ass clients okay with a five year
Speaker 6: old coming in there waxing them.
Speaker 16: Or maybe the clients or understand exactly what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: As far as your man at an early age, how
Speaker 16: to make that money, how to get I'd better heart, teacher,
Speaker 16: how to make money doing that? And teacher, how money made?
Speaker 10: To get it? From that?
Speaker 6: Cast you a question, man, would you let a five
Speaker 6: year old give you a wax?
Speaker 16: But at the same time, as I said, each their.
Speaker 1: Own, That's that's how I feel about it, too.
Speaker 7: So we say, I don't know if I walk inside
Speaker 7: of a wax wax and center and a five year
Speaker 7: old is dead. Nah, but I'm not gonna post about it.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna be like, yo, they had this five
Speaker 7: year old. She ain't get to touch me?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 1: Cool?
Speaker 10: You know, like make the money.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the youngest age of the working child label is
Speaker 8: fourteen in America.
Speaker 1: I mean that is the truth.
Speaker 2: But like she said, I've been at at places where
Speaker 2: you see five six year olds working.
Speaker 1: You don't know if they're working. They're just in there
Speaker 1: with their parents. They just in there. They're not being
Speaker 1: put to work like what we're talking about.
Speaker 7: Nobody cared about loaves of America no other time, but
Speaker 7: now the five year old one d waxes.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking about lots of America and everything.
Speaker 9: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this yo?
Speaker 16: This is Walters from out of Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: What's going on with it? How you doing? Walter?
Speaker 9: Talk to us?
Speaker 1: Walsteron what's your opinion?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 20: They're wrong for putting those wolf drying.
Speaker 10: They feel what you know, Don'tina?
Speaker 2: Oh she said those wolf He said, they're wrong for
Speaker 2: putting those wolf vaginas in that baby face.
Speaker 1: I feel you, I feel you with that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Like she couldn't.
Speaker 15: She couldn't.
Speaker 20: She couldn't wax any area. I mean, if it was
Speaker 20: a male, we'll be out man.
Speaker 7: But no, no nigga, better not let down asks for
Speaker 7: no wax. I mean I ain't saying that they don't,
Speaker 7: but don't go.
Speaker 1: Ain't no five year old. I don't think she have
Speaker 1: a five year old?
Speaker 7: They want no Man's all right?
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and five eight five one O five one.
Speaker 2: If you're just joining us, we're talking about a story
Speaker 2: that was trending in the last couple of days. This
Speaker 2: mom and her five year old child was on I
Speaker 2: guess she was posting pictures of her daughter waxing women
Speaker 2: and she was arrested for it, and people are up
Speaker 2: in arms.
Speaker 1: Let's discuss this the breakfast logan Morning.
Speaker 3: Say, if y'all talking about it, you know we talking
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 5: It's topic called eight hundred five eight five five one.
Speaker 5: To join into the discussion with the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club Morning, everybody, it's DJ Envy, Jesse, Hilariyu, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: If you're just joining us, we're talking about this young
Speaker 2: lady from Tennessee who was arrested. She has a business
Speaker 2: where she does waxing, and her five year old daughter.
Speaker 2: I guess was helping her out. She posted a picture
Speaker 2: and she's been arrested about it, and people have been
Speaker 2: talking about it, and we have.
Speaker 1: What's your name?
Speaker 10: Anonymous from Houston?
Speaker 1: Anonymous from Houston, what's your thought? It's the radio, sir,
Speaker 1: we can't see you.
Speaker 10: Yes, I just I just feel like it wasn't a
Speaker 10: problem when Swiss beat son made a beat at five
Speaker 10: years old, but the untitled master. But now a child
Speaker 10: is doing something with her mom and that was the problem. Yeah,
Speaker 10: where was the Where was the issue when the son
Speaker 10: made a beat he was five years old?
Speaker 6: I don't think that's the same thing, because you can
Speaker 6: make a beat at five years old on your own.
Speaker 6: They sell instruments for five years old, they sell the
Speaker 6: little keyboards and the guitars.
Speaker 10: And they look in the studio with his father, who
Speaker 10: is a well known beat maker or or producer. So
Speaker 10: we know he was in there for hours with his father.
Speaker 8: But he's not he's not he's not making his child
Speaker 8: work by making a beat.
Speaker 1: I don't think I think that's what I don't think.
Speaker 10: I'm pretty sure the child her mom doing.
Speaker 6: This about she definitely need to be arrest out. She
Speaker 6: definitely need to be arrested if she wasn't making her
Speaker 6: child work and her child's just in there planing. Oh
Speaker 6: there's a vaginant go ahead and take.
Speaker 10: This her mom working and said, I want to try
Speaker 10: what mommy is doing, just like any other child with.
Speaker 7: Exactly And like I said, this mom probably does not
Speaker 7: have babysitter, you know all that, So.
Speaker 1: She just makes sense to him, Well the neglect.
Speaker 2: Just listen to what he's just because he's seeing it different. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right, Swiss Bee's son made it a beat. But
Speaker 2: the problem was is this child is saying is around
Speaker 2: hot wax where she can be burned at the age
Speaker 2: of five.
Speaker 1: They're saying that it's dangerous.
Speaker 10: She was supervised by an adult.
Speaker 16: Just like.
Speaker 8: She's waxing somebody's vagina. You can't be serious, bro.
Speaker 14: Who.
Speaker 10: Crazy? But when when you're in school and you're in
Speaker 10: science class, you're you're you're doing stuff that's supervised by adult. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 10: that's you're right. Five years old sounds crazy, But still
Speaker 10: nobody had a problem when a child does something at
Speaker 10: five with a celebrity. But when it's a regular person,
Speaker 10: now she's going to jail.
Speaker 1: I think it's stupid, Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Anonymous from here hot wax and vaginas he was making
Speaker 7: hot fire in the studio fire.
Speaker 1: That's the same hot wax high fire.
Speaker 10: There you go.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 10: There's three?
Speaker 1: Hey, what's the metro? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 14: What up?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 20: I don't really say that.
Speaker 10: She needs to be a real support. And then in
Speaker 10: this case, I think it's.
Speaker 14: Put it on social media.
Speaker 20: Man, everything.
Speaker 10: But I understand what she's trying, the thought of the game.
Speaker 20: But she should have done there in the old personal space.
Speaker 10: Maybe you just don't want her and not the client, but.
Speaker 9: It's just it's just how you do that.
Speaker 8: I just don't know what client is gonna let a
Speaker 8: five year old, obviously.
Speaker 1: Because they probably freaks all need to have signs mad.
Speaker 1: What's up? Bro? What's your opinion?
Speaker 17: So yeah, I agree? And then and here's why I agree.
Speaker 17: I'm saying comfortable with old girl doing that, just because
Speaker 17: potentially it could be teaching her child how to take
Speaker 17: over the business one day.
Speaker 1: She's five, she's five five five, Max said. She don't say, okay,
Speaker 1: he's just teaching them.
Speaker 17: But she's right, she's right there with her.
Speaker 10: She's right there with her.
Speaker 17: Daughter's not like she's left alone.
Speaker 10: Now I'm saying if she now she's left alone, that's different.
Speaker 17: But her mom right there guiding her and showing her
Speaker 17: how it's supposed to be done, then, I mean, she's
Speaker 17: right there with her.
Speaker 1: Then the clients ain't got a problem with it. Obviously
Speaker 1: they freaks. Why would you have a five year old
Speaker 1: do that to you? Listen the Fair Labor Standards Acts.
Speaker 6: That's the minimum age for employment at fourteen years for
Speaker 6: non agricultural jobs. Okay, the Vagina, as much as we
Speaker 6: love it, it's not agriculture.
Speaker 1: Okay. There's a lot of bushes, intrigues. I'm just saying.
Speaker 6: And it restricts the hours of under the age of sixteen.
Speaker 6: This kid was five, y'all. I'm not saying I don't
Speaker 6: think that this is something that the woman should be
Speaker 6: jailed for, but there are laws in this country for
Speaker 6: a reason.
Speaker 1: She broke up the law.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 8: I'm more concerned about the people that's letting the five
Speaker 8: year do it.
Speaker 9: Twenty four of them.
Speaker 1: That's insane. I mean, when was this.
Speaker 7: This This was in Memphis, Tennessee. Okayphis. We know Memphis
Speaker 7: is a small town. Everybody know everybody. She probably know
Speaker 7: all her clients, so and all the clients. No, little
Speaker 7: Bevy what's her name? I don't know, Like, hey, you
Speaker 7: know they probably nowhere, y'all. That's a tight knit city.
Speaker 7: Everybody know everybody.
Speaker 1: Oh, man, I don't know. We got Jess with the
Speaker 1: mess coming up? What we're talking about? Uh, I don't know, Yo,
Speaker 1: hit me back, we'll minutes the breakfast lut good morning,
Speaker 1: the breakfast club.
Speaker 10: What oh.
Speaker 6: That battery gets low? Somebody pub breakfast baby start kicking
Speaker 6: her as around eighty nine, that baby start kicking that ass.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, please, let's get to the messy. Just Robber Moore,
Speaker 1: just don't do is gonna bring numbers on the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 1: This is interesting.
Speaker 7: Bradley Cooper recalls pitching a role at Beyonce's house. So
Speaker 7: during an interview with sag After Rarely spoke about pitching
Speaker 7: a role to Beyonce, he wanted her to play Ali,
Speaker 7: the main role. Uh, the main character in his movie
Speaker 7: Stars And this is a really good movie. Did y'all
Speaker 7: see that star is.
Speaker 1: Boring about it? It was so good. It was so
Speaker 1: good it made me cry. And a bunch of other stuff,
Speaker 1: but this is the audio. This is what he said.
Speaker 23: He said, Okay, if you can make it for under
Speaker 23: twenty five million dollars and you can get Beyonce, I'll
Speaker 23: do it.
Speaker 10: And uh.
Speaker 23: And so then I went to Beyonce's house and jay
Speaker 23: Z was watching Judge Judy. I still remember, no, yeah,
Speaker 23: I'm not kidding, stop it, and I was, and I
Speaker 23: was freaking. I was so I remember I had this
Speaker 23: weird cough when I was pitching it to her, like
Speaker 23: it was so crazy, like and then and then uh,
Speaker 23: and it was crazy and then and then she was
Speaker 23: and she was incredible and so was he and and
Speaker 23: we developed it for like a year together and she
Speaker 23: was I mean, she's one of the greatest people of
Speaker 23: all time.
Speaker 7: But so when they at the after the meeting, they
Speaker 7: did they worked on it for like a year, but
Speaker 7: Beyonce's pregnancy actually got in the way of that and
Speaker 7: well you know, and not gotten the way of it.
Speaker 7: But she was pregnant, so she couldn't no longer do
Speaker 7: the film and they were still trying to shoot them.
Speaker 1: Absolutely what happened.
Speaker 7: A lot of pregnant women do that, allegedly, So Bradley Cooper,
Speaker 7: he considered Adele for the role right after that, and
Speaker 7: he texted her and she had text back like no,
Speaker 7: I'm busy. So then Lady G got ended up playing
Speaker 7: the main character after Beyonce fell through, and twenty twelve,
Speaker 7: Variety reported that Beyonce was set to play the role.
Speaker 7: But listen, I'm gonna read what they wrote because this
Speaker 7: is crazy. All right, it's said in twenty twelve, this
Speaker 7: is our producers mind you. In twenty twelve, Variety reported
Speaker 7: that Beyonce set to play the role but had to
Speaker 7: drop out because of her presidency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I think you should that. But she is
Speaker 1: the bondest. Definitely says president the United States.
Speaker 7: We saw that, okay, but no presidency because they could
Speaker 7: be like just tied and what's going on.
Speaker 1: No, it definitely says presidency.
Speaker 6: Yes, But I will say that's the prime example of
Speaker 6: what's for you is for you because Lady Ga got
Speaker 6: won in Oscar.
Speaker 1: She did, and I'm so happy about Yo. The movie
Speaker 1: was great.
Speaker 7: That's when I was like, Yo, lady got out with
Speaker 7: the acting jobs and the film was successful and made
Speaker 7: over four hundred and thirty six million worldwide, so that
Speaker 7: that was great.
Speaker 1: I think that was great. He tells me that everybody
Speaker 1: watches Judge Judy too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but yo, did you see how psyched the guy was,
Speaker 7: no jud stopping. Now those people don't watch TV.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, school, I missed the Judge Judy thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Bradley Cooper told the the guy that he sat
Speaker 7: down to the interview where he was like, I went over.
Speaker 1: I pitched the movie to be on s Jaz was
Speaker 1: watching Judge Judy. He was like, no, oh no, there's
Speaker 1: no way.
Speaker 8: Like it's Judge, you wouldn't be everybody watch Judge Judy.
Speaker 1: Now what if JA sendem assists and desists like, yo,
Speaker 1: I don't want these the president the presidency of what
Speaker 1: was not president? Oh my god? Anyway, moving on, I
Speaker 1: meant to say Ceason.
Speaker 7: God said that confront Shannon Shop for saying he's short.
Speaker 7: During the episode the first take, Shannon Sharp spoke about
Speaker 7: Jalen Brown jumping over Constone for the dunk contest. Ky
Speaker 7: Coyson that was sitting in a chair, so Shannon Sharp
Speaker 7: said he was three feet tall.
Speaker 1: This is the audio.
Speaker 14: Help the man is already three foot tall. You put
Speaker 14: him in a chair. Ninety one ninety one five.
Speaker 19: You said it oh no, no, no, no, no no,
Speaker 19: not is this national TV? Why just go straight like that?
Speaker 19: I got started with this. Not shit, You're going to
Speaker 19: have to see me.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have to see yo. He's so funny to me.
Speaker 7: And for those who don't know, Conson that actually played
Speaker 7: in the Celebrity All Star Game and.
Speaker 1: Shan to play.
Speaker 2: They would not pass him the ball last game, and
Speaker 2: I felt so bad for they were disrespected.
Speaker 6: He was wide open that they were disrespected. He tried
Speaker 6: to play shot. Don't don't invite short people places. Don't
Speaker 6: invite us short people places if you're not gonna give
Speaker 6: us respect we.
Speaker 10: Just got.
Speaker 7: Or don't invite people to places and then uninvite them
Speaker 7: because of their past. But Shannon Show was his coach.
Speaker 7: Shannon was the coach, so that's why he was calling
Speaker 7: calling them coach at first. And it's report Costa is
Speaker 7: reportedly five.
Speaker 1: To three, so this is what he's not the same
Speaker 1: height as you show. I'm five to seven, not five seven,
Speaker 1: five seven. He's not five seven.
Speaker 7: I'm five three too. Not the same Yes, oh my god,
Speaker 7: he'll never got no shoes.
Speaker 1: I will tell you to stand up, but you're pregnant
Speaker 1: and you can tell you. I want to conserve your energy.
Speaker 2: You still got hour definitely five seven five three five
Speaker 2: seven five three.
Speaker 1: But Shannon and Ky talked about it. Play number three.
Speaker 1: Oh what how why you call me three ft?
Speaker 10: Hold on by stop to these people both that.
Speaker 1: God, don't do that, Cat, I told you, oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, five, Now hold.
Speaker 1: Look, I ain't three feet, bro, and I'm not want
Speaker 1: to put five and stuff like that.
Speaker 9: Don't know, God, it was not a knock on you.
Speaker 14: I was saying, if you look at the other guys,
Speaker 14: they jumping over shack, they jumping over they jumping over
Speaker 14: taco fall, they're jumping over a kill. Even if they
Speaker 14: jumps over you. He puts you in a chair. Now
Speaker 14: you have the height of what your original I thought.
Speaker 1: I was gonna be standing up on a chair, but
Speaker 1: he thought we sit down. I'm confused. I didn't know
Speaker 1: what to do.
Speaker 6: Don't ever, ever, ever defend your shortness. Because short people
Speaker 6: live longer than taller people. That's all you got to
Speaker 6: say to them.
Speaker 1: That's a fact. That's a fact.
Speaker 8: Short people live longer than taller people.
Speaker 1: So you're saying the NBA whole NBA got a good
Speaker 1: chance of dying for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: Cod said he's five to eight, so he's taller than you.
Speaker 1: He said he's five nine. Somebody's tallder to you. He's not.
Speaker 1: He's five to three. He's not five. At what age?
Speaker 1: What height are you a little person?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think four eleven.
Speaker 7: And then as a man, because I don't think we
Speaker 7: trip about it. We women, We don't trip about that
Speaker 7: too much. I mean, I don't know there's a little
Speaker 7: man what. I never thought it was short till I
Speaker 7: got around to all people, why it is?
Speaker 1: Kevin?
Speaker 7: Sure, yeah, he's seven, probably the same because Kevin is short.
Speaker 7: Kevin is shorter than me five five. Kevin's like five
Speaker 7: ton five. Little wall almost got a check, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean? Oh my god, he was like an
Speaker 7: inch away from being a little person.
Speaker 1: He's five to Yeah, I might be five four because
Speaker 1: Kevin is smaller than man.
Speaker 4: Is what for?
Speaker 1: Yeah? All just missed it by about four inches. I
Speaker 1: got a check, need a check for being a door?
Speaker 1: I did not know that.
Speaker 8: But the moral of the story is show people live
Speaker 8: longer than taller people.
Speaker 1: I know. That's right here. Getting money, you know, and
Speaker 1: that's why you and then.
Speaker 6: You got to be in shape too. Of your short
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying. You can't be short and
Speaker 6: like skinny.
Speaker 1: You gotta have some like girth to you or short
Speaker 1: in fact, because that's bad for your need. And be
Speaker 1: short with a big back clue to the big right, Hey, drop.
Speaker 7: The movie because I have presidency, y'all. And then I've
Speaker 7: heard around his head jay Z should have sent them
Speaker 7: assists and decease.
Speaker 2: A whole cis death, all right, people, choice mixes up
Speaker 2: next to the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Come on, y'all, wake up if.
Speaker 3: You're like to enter the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody. It's the j n V, Jesse, Hilaria, Charlamagne,
Speaker 1: the GUD. We are the Breakfast Club. It's Black History Month?
Speaker 1: What we doing? Listen, man, It's Black History Month. So
Speaker 1: suit to my guy be dot.
Speaker 6: Every day during Black History Month, he puts out an
Speaker 6: episode of I Didn't Know Maybe You didn't either, which
Speaker 6: is a podcast that tells you about a lot of
Speaker 6: things in black history you may not have known about.
Speaker 6: So the day be dout as telling you the story
Speaker 6: of Alice Bold and Anthony Broadwater.
Speaker 1: Let's discuss, y'all.
Speaker 4: This white woman, Alice Sebow randomly picks a black man
Speaker 4: off the streets as the man that raped her. He
Speaker 4: does sixteen years before the story is proved to be
Speaker 4: false and his conviction overturned, and all Alice Sebold.
Speaker 1: Has to say is I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Alice Sebold wrote a book, Lovely Bones, that was turned
Speaker 4: into a movie with Mark Wahlberger Son never seen it,
Speaker 4: never will. But she was eighteen in college at Upstate
Speaker 4: New York and Syracuse in nineteen eighty one, when she
Speaker 4: was in the park there as a freshman, she was raped.
Speaker 4: Months later, she says, she was walking down the street
Speaker 4: and came face to face with the man who raped her.
Speaker 4: The man approached her and he said, don't I know
Speaker 4: you from somewhere? And she was frozen with fright who
Speaker 4: was arrested, and she took the stand and I did
Speaker 4: him as her rapist. Now, there was a big time
Speaker 4: director in Hollywood that was doing a movie Lucky, based
Speaker 4: on the memoir of Alice see Bowle's rape. But he
Speaker 4: said that the trial transcript in her book didn't quite
Speaker 4: add up and he had questions. So after doing some investigating,
Speaker 4: came to find out she was big cap. She eventually
Speaker 4: issued an apology.
Speaker 25: It sounded like this, I am so sorry, most of
Speaker 25: all for the fact the life you could have lad
Speaker 25: was unjustly robbed of you. And I know that no
Speaker 25: apology can change what happened to you, and it never
Speaker 25: will if.
Speaker 9: You don't shut up.
Speaker 4: Anthony Broadwater received five point five million dollars from the State.
Speaker 9: Of New York last year.
Speaker 4: It's crazy because even after he was arrested, she picked
Speaker 4: a totally different man in the police lineup, but Broadwater
Speaker 4: was still taking the trial. He got released in nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety nine, but still had to register as a sex
Speaker 4: offender until the conviction was vacated in November of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty one.
Speaker 9: He got his MS last year, in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 4: Now, how the hell does she just get the ride
Speaker 4: off into the sunset, walking her puppet down the street,
Speaker 4: just living life? How is it not a law yet
Speaker 4: that if you allege someone raped you and that person
Speaker 4: gets time, and it comes out there without a shadow
Speaker 4: of a doubt that you lied, why don't you get
Speaker 4: the same exact time that that person god or would
Speaker 4: have gotten. This man, Anthony Broadwater, now sixty two years old,
Speaker 4: was falsely incarcerated for sixteen years in nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 4: And now forty two years later, he's just getting paid
Speaker 4: for it. He's only free because Alice Sebo's book didn't
Speaker 4: match the court transcripts and a Hollywood producer was doing
Speaker 4: his due diligence before making it into a movie. How
Speaker 4: many innocent men are incarcerated and have been incarcerated for
Speaker 4: years behind false accusations and allegations that won't be fortunate
Speaker 4: enough to have their line as accusers write a book.
Speaker 9: To be eventually researched for a potential film.
Speaker 1: Huh? How many?
Speaker 9: The reality is, I don't know, and maybe you don't either.
Speaker 1: I know, I slut to be done.
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Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 2: notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess, Hilarry,
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: It's time to get up out of here.
Speaker 2: We got a salute to the People's Mario and Mandela
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Speaker 1: Yes, man legends.
Speaker 6: Mario is definitely a legend man and it's so interesting because,
Speaker 6: as I said during the interview, we used to see
Speaker 6: Mario and Melvin together, and then Melvin passed away a
Speaker 6: few years ago. So now you see Mario with his
Speaker 6: son man Della. So it's just it's just really dope
Speaker 6: to see that luted them carrying on their legacy, their
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Speaker 1: An Outlaw Posse comes out March first, the new movie.
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Speaker 7: Listen, it's Jordan Piel birthday. Heavy birthday at Jordan Peel.
Speaker 1: He is so funny.
Speaker 7: I just got finished watching Camphill. I watch Camphill almost
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Speaker 1: I didn't know that. Wow, had no idea you born
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Speaker 7: Me get up birthdays. My birthday party is March second.
Speaker 7: That's on a Saturday. It's surround the see I double
Speaker 7: a in Baltimore. And look all right, all y'all Charlotte people.
Speaker 1: I know, yes, Charlotte. It was litt and Charlotte Withna
Speaker 1: how we used to come every time. But let us
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Speaker 7: It'll be back on why y'all can't come up Baltimore.
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Speaker 7: go to certain places.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you gotta tell us those places though, that's
Speaker 2: the problem. You gotta let us know where we can't go.
Speaker 7: All right, I'm gonna get a list because I don't
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Speaker 8: Tables and it's Baltimore, so all dummies get in free
Speaker 8: before you're not.
Speaker 1: Even allow to say all that, because yeah, that's why
Speaker 1: you can't come through now, Jesus to morre.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to get them in the cool with you.
Speaker 7: You're gonna call them dummies on radio. That's what they say, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: To each Jesus. Yeah, get your tickets all right, now,
Speaker 1: you got a positive note, man, I do have a
Speaker 1: positive note. The positive note is simply this.
Speaker 6: Always remember that my mental health doesn't allow for it
Speaker 6: is a valid reason.
Speaker 1: You heard what I just said. My mental health doesn't
Speaker 1: allow for it. That is a valid reason.
Speaker 8: Don't ever let nobody make you think otherwise.
Speaker 1: Have a great day. This thing could be recycling. My
Speaker 1: mental health doesn't allow for it. Just whatever you're saying,
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Speaker 9: Y'all done.