Speaker 1: Listen to your shirt every single day, Yo, workless, clod God,
Speaker 1: damn the breakfast club. What that ass up on a
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Speaker 2: Brady.
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Speaker 1: Dj Envy, Jess hilarious, Charlemagne the god. You guys really
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Speaker 6: Just hilarious in morning Charlamagne to get he stood up
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's Thursday, good morning, hey man, another day to serve.
Speaker 1: What's happening? That's right? How you feeling, Jef hilarious?
Speaker 7: So good?
Speaker 3: That's stuff I hurt.
Speaker 1: That's why you elevated. Do on me, That's why you'll
Speaker 1: be walking like we have to do a show. Wasn't working?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 1: Phone services out what they got to do with elevator
Speaker 1: and the goddamn key card.
Speaker 6: Well, you have AT and T and if you if
Speaker 6: your phone service does using the phone key card too.
Speaker 4: I just said key card, you elevated elevated work, but
Speaker 4: elevated at m D tail.
Speaker 6: But the key card is on your phone as well.
Speaker 6: They have a key card on your phone.
Speaker 1: And text us and like, I'm gonna tell you what happened.
Speaker 8: So on the way to work, when I usually leave
Speaker 8: the crib, I turn off the lights from my phone
Speaker 8: and it wouldn't work.
Speaker 6: So I'm like, all right, well maybe this WiFi out.
Speaker 6: And I'm, you know, on my way to work.
Speaker 8: Fifteen minutes now I'm looking at the cameras and I
Speaker 8: can't see nothing on my phone. I try to call
Speaker 8: the wife, I can't call anybody, and I'm like, this
Speaker 8: is weird. Now, all of a sudden it this is
Speaker 8: SOS on the phone. So immediately I think that somebody
Speaker 8: cut off my Wi Fi and is robbing the house.
Speaker 1: How did they cut the Wi Fi off? I don't know.
Speaker 8: I'm I mean you no Wi Fi was a cord.
Speaker 8: Now you could you can cut it off. There's ways
Speaker 8: that you could hack it and block it. I mean
Speaker 8: you said, yeah, you can turn over somebody's while file.
Speaker 1: Off if you really want. How can you say that?
Speaker 1: But you don't even know how that can happen. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying anything. I can do it all the time.
Speaker 1: You hear about stories of people turn to service and
Speaker 1: turned the phone. I never heard of my city turned.
Speaker 6: The turn why for file off?
Speaker 1: Everything?
Speaker 8: So now I'm half for the work, right, So I'm like, oh,
Speaker 8: should I turn around? So I'm like, maybe I'm bugging,
Speaker 8: So I object to work. I get to work, get
Speaker 8: here the fastest I ever got hit in my life.
Speaker 8: Then you know we have a security guard outside that
Speaker 8: you know you can't creat your family, so you leave
Speaker 8: the house.
Speaker 1: No, I was already half for here. Are you listening? No,
Speaker 1: you listen to the story. He just said, no, he
Speaker 1: not listening. So I'm hard to wait here.
Speaker 8: I'm halfway here when I figure all this out, so I,
Speaker 8: you know, continue on the work. I jumped as soon
Speaker 8: as I buy the phone. I called the security like,
Speaker 8: let me use your phone. He said, you can use
Speaker 8: my phone, but it won't work. I said, well, I
Speaker 8: want to work. He said, at t got a nation.
Speaker 1: So he told you. He told me that it was out.
Speaker 8: So you know, people can't call ubers this morning. So
Speaker 8: if you're in the street and you're trying to get
Speaker 8: an uber, you can't call an uber.
Speaker 1: Okay, we've seen leave the world behind. Your phone won't work.
Speaker 1: Like me, I'm good, I go, I'm good. My bad.
Speaker 1: He was too high for no reason.
Speaker 4: That's what. Don't respect y'all responsors. You know what I
Speaker 4: mean of the black effect and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: But you know, yeah, so y'all didn't go through anything,
Speaker 6: y'all when that's you and.
Speaker 1: I said, ain't guys the phone services.
Speaker 6: This is crazy over nothing.
Speaker 1: It didn't make no sense to me because the text because.
Speaker 6: Now that works with his WiFi because now you can
Speaker 6: work that.
Speaker 1: Wife, I don't know. I just like tell you sorry,
Speaker 1: it don't make no sense to watch Love is Blind.
Speaker 1: You did watch? I started watching watching the down syndrome.
Speaker 1: I just that was Love on the Spectrum.
Speaker 3: I've already done that one, so now I need another
Speaker 3: love That was that one.
Speaker 1: Love is Blind.
Speaker 3: It's good too. It's not as good as Love on
Speaker 3: the Spectrum because I really like that. That one is
Speaker 3: more warm hearted. But love love is Blind is actually
Speaker 3: good too. I like it you can't even really meet
Speaker 3: somebody until you're about to propose to him.
Speaker 1: That about blind people trying to find absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Have both types of communities calling it's crazy the blind
Speaker 3: people don't the spect Some people.
Speaker 9: Just have that.
Speaker 1: And then you gotta watch Griselda.
Speaker 6: After you finish that, you gotta watch Grizel the Westside,
Speaker 6: Gun Conway, Benny the Butcher Dope. I was listening to
Speaker 6: the wasn't not talking about that morning. Were talking about actual.
Speaker 8: Real the real woman. Okay, wow, okay, god, you know what,
Speaker 8: forget it. Afion Crocker will be joining us this morning. Hey,
Speaker 8: he has a new flick out call a hip hop
Speaker 8: story comes out of February twenty third. Actually, so we're
Speaker 8: gonna kick it with a p on and a little
Speaker 8: bit and then we got front page news when we
Speaker 8: come back, so don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club Good Morning started by texted hole
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 4: Okay, because Jack Jack hall A got the number one
Speaker 4: song in the country, we need Beyonce to have the
Speaker 4: number one song in the country.
Speaker 6: Morning, everybody, We are to Breakfast Club dj m V
Speaker 6: just hilarious, charlamagnea God and let's get in some front
Speaker 6: page News, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Tens, Good morning DJ m V Jess, Hilarious, Charlemagna.
Speaker 1: God pays Test.
Speaker 6: I know you want to start out with the A,
Speaker 6: T and T experience in nationwide outage.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and also it is not just AT and T,
Speaker 3: Charlemagne and just hilarious. Verizon is also included and T
Speaker 3: Mobile as well. So I'm eighteen to stand up AT
Speaker 3: and T.
Speaker 1: It's not just us.
Speaker 3: So maybe maybe you guys, maybe your service did not go,
Speaker 3: but it is.
Speaker 10: The actual article says from CNBC that it is AT
Speaker 10: and T, T Mobile and Verizon.
Speaker 7: Ago.
Speaker 10: Okay, well at Verizon is definitely included, so stand up
Speaker 10: AT and T and be we not alone. So more
Speaker 10: than eight hundred service outages all over the country, and
Speaker 10: it says it is developing.
Speaker 3: But what I find interesting is Android. People like our
Speaker 3: producer Eddie.
Speaker 10: I don't know why people still like Android, but I
Speaker 10: couldn't text him this morning but my AT and T
Speaker 10: was still working. So I just want to give you
Speaker 10: the actual information on who has the allerges and who
Speaker 10: does not. And it is developing, so we don't know
Speaker 10: why and all that good stuff, but I'll continue to
Speaker 10: follow it.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: Now, also let's jump right in the Trump.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So, former press and Donald Trump asked the judge overseeing
Speaker 10: his civil fraud case to delay enforcing his three hundred
Speaker 10: and fifty five million dollar judgment.
Speaker 3: He's asking for one month.
Speaker 10: He says that Leticia James, Attorney General Leticia James is
Speaker 10: unseemingly rushed to enforce the judgment by submitting a proposal
Speaker 10: to the judge to sign just days after the ruling. Now,
Speaker 10: Attorney James said that if it is not paid, she
Speaker 10: will begin to seize assets.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 5: Four days after a judge ordered Donald Trump to pay
Speaker 5: three hundred and fifty five million dollars for a decade
Speaker 5: of fraud, New York Attorney General Leticia James says she's
Speaker 5: prepared to do everything she can to make sure the
Speaker 5: former president pays his fine, including, she told us, seizing
Speaker 5: the buildings.
Speaker 1: That bear his name.
Speaker 12: If he does not have funds to pay off the judgment,
Speaker 12: then we will seek, you know, judgment enforcement mechanisms in court,
Speaker 12: and we will ask the judge to seize his assets.
Speaker 1: What's the president in a case like this, what a
Speaker 1: of a foreigner president being no, no, not not.
Speaker 4: A former president, but anytime somebody loses a civil lawsuit
Speaker 4: like this and they can't pay, they do they, you know,
Speaker 4: push enforcement of payment like this on anyone.
Speaker 1: Like I'm just I'm asking a wonder.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, in general, yeah, I mean yeah, those options are there.
Speaker 10: Does it always happen every single time at of thousands
Speaker 10: of millions of cases?
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 10: Do people do payment arrangements? I mean, do people say,
Speaker 10: you know, hey, we're just going to have a judgment.
Speaker 10: There's been some people that just had a judgment that
Speaker 10: never paid it. So it just really just depends. There's
Speaker 10: no general rule. Really depends on how the judge and
Speaker 10: how the judge wants to enforce it on a case
Speaker 10: by case basis.
Speaker 3: She also talked a.
Speaker 10: Little bit about, you know, there's a lot of people
Speaker 10: that are saying, hey, this is a victimless crime.
Speaker 3: You know, what's the big deal? He paid it back.
Speaker 3: So I wanted to give you her response to that
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 1: Take a listen.
Speaker 5: They said, no victim, no one got harmed, the banks
Speaker 5: got paid back, so no harm, no foul.
Speaker 1: Why is that not the case in your view?
Speaker 12: So financial frauds are not victimless crimes. He engaged in
Speaker 12: this massive amount of fraud, and it wasn't just a
Speaker 12: simple mistake, a slight oversight. The variations were wildly exaggerated
Speaker 12: and the extent of the fraud was staggering.
Speaker 5: Trump said the penalty against him would drive other businesses
Speaker 5: out of New York.
Speaker 10: Will appeal will be successful, I think, because frankly, if
Speaker 10: we're not successful.
Speaker 5: New York State is god. But the state's attorney general
Speaker 5: told us she's not worried.
Speaker 12: And last I checked, tourism is up and Wall Street
Speaker 12: is doing just fine.
Speaker 10: So Trump has asked him for thirty days again, and
Speaker 10: he has thirty days from the judgment, from the day
Speaker 10: of the judgment to either post a bond or appeal.
Speaker 10: We talked about earlier this week on there's I believe
Speaker 10: in eighteen million dollar non refundable fee just to post
Speaker 10: the bond, and the bond needs to be in the
Speaker 10: same amount as the judgment as well.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I think people, you know, like Leticia James,
Speaker 4: Lytician James, you've got to make sure that you know
Speaker 4: this isn't personal because it's an election, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: and let's make sure that these things aren't politicized and weaponar.
Speaker 4: I think they should follow the same protocols they follow
Speaker 4: with everybody else, because if they look like they're being
Speaker 4: too pushy and they're doing anything to Trump that they
Speaker 4: don't do with others, it's gonna validate his witch hunt
Speaker 4: claims and it's gonna validate his you know, they are
Speaker 4: attacking me claims, and you don't want to do that.
Speaker 3: I don't think they. I don't think they're concerned about
Speaker 3: that bill.
Speaker 1: That's not good politics.
Speaker 4: Then if that's what they're doing, because all they want
Speaker 4: to do is really energize his people to show up
Speaker 4: and support him.
Speaker 6: You know that's that's exactly what they're doing. I know,
Speaker 6: So I you know they should be concerned about that. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 6: All right, Well that is front page news.
Speaker 1: We were talking.
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Speaker 10: So some clinics are pausing their vat your fertilization because
Speaker 10: they don't want to be open to wrong for death liability.
Speaker 10: So very interesting story. Are going to take the whole
Speaker 10: segment to break all of that down. Have a lot
Speaker 10: of information on that tab back.
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Speaker 2: Top of the morning is Henry.
Speaker 1: Henry up, get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Polling p y'all. First of all, Henry, to hell with
Speaker 2: New England. Man was crazy what they did to you
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Speaker 1: Oh I feel it for like two hours. Yeah it is.
Speaker 2: Well, you know why I'm still blessed. You know, I
Speaker 2: got my life and nobody else got hurt, no cars
Speaker 2: or nothing. You know, it's it's something like compared to
Speaker 2: the Grand Scheme of things.
Speaker 4: You know, you just be thinking it's the apocalypse for
Speaker 4: two seconds, like what you'd be like, what happened?
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Speaker 2: Exactly? Oh my god, I thought I thought God kicked
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Speaker 15: I love what you're doing for the culture.
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Speaker 1: What's the what's the wish list? What's the Amazon wishlist?
Speaker 7: Right now?
Speaker 11: It's actually the first book is in there, but I
Speaker 11: desire to read them all.
Speaker 4: But I'm saying, what is it like what Charlemagne' book
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Speaker 1: How do we pay the wish list said, I didn't
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Speaker 3: Sorry, Oh got you got your someone reading right now?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, I know I do. That's what'll send you say,
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Speaker 6: No, no, no, it's in my car.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, Yeah, we'll send you a copy.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, she's an avenger.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 11: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 7: I love you.
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Speaker 4: I hope you know that God got you here for
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Speaker 1: I hope you know that.
Speaker 11: Of course I do. And I can't wait for the
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Speaker 4: Absolutely put Eddie sent her a book, Please get it
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Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. We
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Speaker 1: Up, Yes we do.
Speaker 3: We're getting into some of Wendy Williams business.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, we'll get into that next. It's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club Morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is Steve, j M V Jess, Hilarry and Charlamagne
Speaker 6: the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 6: I just want to tell you, guys, if you experienced
Speaker 6: some phone outage or your phone is not working. Is
Speaker 6: a huge outage across the country, so especially with a
Speaker 6: T and T. I know I have a T and
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Speaker 6: us right now and tell us you're having any problems
Speaker 6: with your phone. You'll shut up, man, I don't know
Speaker 6: what we're gonna do. Shut up, all right, Well, let's get.
Speaker 1: To just with my mess.
Speaker 2: Jesus real.
Speaker 14: Robber lord, just don't.
Speaker 1: Do is gonna bring numbers on the breakfast.
Speaker 6: Clubs with the just.
Speaker 3: Wendy Williams's family thought that she could die from her
Speaker 3: alcohol abuse. So Wendy already reportedly suffered from Graves disease
Speaker 3: and lymphidema and battled alcohol abuse, and her sister told
Speaker 3: people that there were points during the last year when
Speaker 3: the family was on pins and needles, wanting, you know,
Speaker 3: waiting by the phone to get a call that Wendy died.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now I'm exclusively reporting that a source revealed that Wendy
Speaker 3: has frontal temporal dementia and her life her Lifetime documentary
Speaker 3: is set to air this Saturday. And this is interesting.
Speaker 3: It was original so when he first started filming the documentary,
Speaker 3: it was originally supposed to be like her comeback after
Speaker 3: her TV show was canceled, but it quickly became something else.
Speaker 3: They saw when he started like filming it and recording it,
Speaker 3: that she was messed up, you know, And yeah, apparently
Speaker 3: she wasn't. She wasn't right. Wasn't doing too good, and
Speaker 3: the executive producer, Mark Ford said she was already battling
Speaker 3: so much physically, and then it became clear that there
Speaker 3: were mental and addiction issues she was also battling. But
Speaker 3: all through it she was adamant and they had went
Speaker 3: back and forth to see if it was going to
Speaker 3: help or hurt her, and in the end they all
Speaker 3: decided that it would help her. I don't know how,
Speaker 3: but we'll watch this Saturday.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's clear something that's, you know, been wrong with Wendy Williams,
Speaker 4: and it's sad that she continues to be exploited in
Speaker 4: this way. But you know, life is a wild thing. Boy,
Speaker 4: you just got to sit back and watch things play out.
Speaker 4: I promise your life is a wild, wild process.
Speaker 3: Absolutely so, definitely prayers to Wendy. Tracy Ellis Ross recalls
Speaker 3: being dropped by an agent. She went on Conan O'Brien's
Speaker 3: podcast and he was asking her. I mean, he basically
Speaker 3: has said he was under the impression that she went
Speaker 3: from girlfriends straight to Blackish, and she had let him know, like, nah,
Speaker 3: it was like a minute in time like between that
Speaker 3: where she was actually trying to find work.
Speaker 17: I really did think, after being on a show that
Speaker 17: I considered a hit that was so beloved for eight
Speaker 17: years as the lead, that the purlgates of Hollmework, we're
Speaker 17: going to open when it finished. They did not.
Speaker 3: They were locked.
Speaker 17: The woman the agent said to me, it just don't pop.
Speaker 17: She said, you come with all these things, these bells
Speaker 17: and whistles, you're pretty, your mom's famous, you have good style,
Speaker 17: but then you get in the room and nothing happens.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna drop you. I mean, I carried that
Speaker 3: punch for so long.
Speaker 1: I was like, Oh, the firston who doesn't pop?
Speaker 3: And that was Girsh Agency. I actually had a meeting
Speaker 3: with them as well. But to know that they actually
Speaker 3: told her that, yeah, yeah, say the actual agency. Yeah
Speaker 3: that the agency is called Girsh Agency. But yeah, that's
Speaker 3: crazy to have sat there. And that was six years.
Speaker 3: That was a six year gap between Girlfriends and Blackish,
Speaker 3: and I actually had went through, you know, some of
Speaker 3: the comments. I do that when I'm looking up these stories,
Speaker 3: and it was repeatedly said that people thought that she
Speaker 3: was not black enough for her black audience, so she's
Speaker 3: not white enough for her white audience. So she's like
Speaker 3: kind of stuck in the middle. I disagree with both.
Speaker 3: I mean, like Tracy Ella's ross is always a big
Speaker 3: ball of energy, like she's I mean, I don't know
Speaker 3: what they would be looking for, but this lady got
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: This lady is a phenomenal actress. People are wrong every day,
Speaker 6: Like it's really just that simple. That's Joe and Carol
Speaker 6: Clayton from Girlfriends.
Speaker 4: That's crazy, Okay, that's doctor Rainbow Johnson from Blackish. Now
Speaker 4: she's the Golden Globe winner and double AACP winner. That
Speaker 4: agent was just wrong.
Speaker 3: I love how she's able to be vulnerable, vulnerable enough
Speaker 3: to expose that to say that though, because people, yeah,
Speaker 3: like Conan O'Brien said he thought that she went straight
Speaker 3: from Girlfriends to Blackish, but I don't know how because
Speaker 3: that was a big gap. But I don't know what
Speaker 3: he thought she was going in the middle of that,
Speaker 3: but she was dropped by agency. That was my stuff.
Speaker 4: Girlfriends one of my top three favorite TV shows of
Speaker 4: all time, my top five yep, probably number back in
Speaker 4: the day, maybe number one. All right, come on, Charlene,
Speaker 4: Doctors and Girlfriends our girlfriends moved that I can go
Speaker 4: either way okay.
Speaker 3: Well, Rohan and Marley praises Lauren Hill. Rowan Marley sat
Speaker 3: down with we in my Miami podcast. They asked him
Speaker 3: what it was like dating Lauren Hill, and this is
Speaker 3: what he said.
Speaker 1: It was wonderful.
Speaker 18: It was a beautiful learned a lot, living together, being
Speaker 18: together as couples and things. It doesn't work in that sense,
Speaker 18: but as a human being, as a mother of my children,
Speaker 18: I highly respect her.
Speaker 1: So now you and you have five children with the
Speaker 1: Lauren Hill.
Speaker 18: Yeah, they are all beautiful and they do wonderful things.
Speaker 18: They are all creative.
Speaker 1: I like her ideology as a person.
Speaker 18: During the album of Miss Education, I was always in
Speaker 18: the studio and there in presence whatever resources I have
Speaker 18: with her. It's my father's studio in Jamaica. Oh he
Speaker 18: needs a bass player. Let me call my dad's base player.
Speaker 18: My favorite artists outside of my brothers and sisters been
Speaker 18: the Readie.
Speaker 1: The Lauren Hill is my favorite. That's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was beautiful to hear him praise her.
Speaker 4: Where's Ai when you needed it happens? She was always late,
Speaker 4: She never punctual. Everything late, wake up late.
Speaker 3: This is also the relationship that actually broke her down though. Actually, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: this is also the relationship that actually broke down. We're
Speaker 3: gonna say neck like it didn't.
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about it, Okay, you done well.
Speaker 3: You don't know why she late?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we want to talk about how she lit and
Speaker 3: all that yet because no, probably not.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's stuck with her that long.
Speaker 3: But she even I don't know. She she's different, She's
Speaker 3: definitely different after this relationship. She looked different.
Speaker 1: She just is different, y'all.
Speaker 3: And she was very vocal about this, like how that
Speaker 3: relationship messed her up, and her fans know that. So, yeah,
Speaker 3: we're going to keep it a buck and not play
Speaker 3: around because it's Rohan Molly and the movie just came
Speaker 3: out about us.
Speaker 4: Through One Love to One Love made a lot of
Speaker 4: money at the box office. Yeah, I thought I saw
Speaker 4: seventy million. I don't know if that's the exact numb.
Speaker 1: I thought it was eighty. Congratulations to look it up. Gradually.
Speaker 3: Real security calls out Young Miami for being rude. Now,
Speaker 3: I thought this was real, real stupid because people are
Speaker 3: just very entitled and I'm a security officer from the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl made a TikTok video to call Young Miami
Speaker 3: out for being mean.
Speaker 14: Yes, so I end up k and Ari at the
Speaker 14: Super Bowl experience, and let me tell you, child, Karsha
Speaker 14: is meaning, I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, how girl, my good s's Miami.
Speaker 1: She's just not acknowledging me.
Speaker 3: Mind you I'm security. I'm not no regular guest. So
Speaker 3: you could fake look up and address me like, hey,
Speaker 3: the FS try to jump on, You're gonna let.
Speaker 1: Them, and you should be.
Speaker 3: She's, first of all, she looks she's smaller than Young Miami.
Speaker 3: You you nine times out of ten. You you was
Speaker 3: high at part time, but you know, just for more coverage.
Speaker 3: You are not her personal security. So what you was
Speaker 3: just security for the venue. And then now you could
Speaker 3: fake up and look, it's the video going around. Karsha
Speaker 3: was on the phone anyway, and and Ari was with
Speaker 3: her Ari moneybag Yeo's girlfriend. She actually was looking in
Speaker 3: that direction when a girl was recording. So Ari spoke, yeah,
Speaker 3: but why are you so entitled? If somebody could have
Speaker 3: jumped on anywhere, you weren't paying it, sence you had
Speaker 3: your phone out, So you should be fired for saying,
Speaker 3: unless somebody jump on you, we're gonna jump on her
Speaker 3: when she she obviously walking with her security.
Speaker 1: I just feel like people are just.
Speaker 3: Clambed out, like you know, guys, be claims but closed
Speaker 3: and she definitely should be fired.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I stop being a groupie and do your damn job.
Speaker 1: Do your job for the weekend. And she not your
Speaker 1: good sis.
Speaker 3: She is young Miami. She is still a star.
Speaker 1: If I think folks think that people are extras in
Speaker 1: their reality show, yeah you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not no regular.
Speaker 1: Yeah you are.
Speaker 3: You're a for all time security guard for the super Bowl,
Speaker 3: and that's it.
Speaker 1: Do your job and then go home.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: But that's Jo with the mess for the first time
Speaker 1: of her news.
Speaker 8: Is real, all right, and we come back. We got
Speaker 8: front page news and then Api Cracker will be joining us.
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Speaker 8: Charlamage the guy all to Breakfast Club and let's get
Speaker 8: in some front page news.
Speaker 6: Good morning, it says, good morning.
Speaker 3: DJMVY jests, hilarius. Charla Mande got good morning.
Speaker 6: He said, Let's jump right into Alabama.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a really really interesting case, guys. I
Speaker 3: want to break all this down.
Speaker 10: Alabama court has ruled that frozen embryos are children.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 19: In Friday's unprecedented decision, the all Republican court ruled that
Speaker 19: frozen embryos are the legal equivalent of children. Now, Alabama's
Speaker 19: largest hospital is pausing all in vitro fertilization treatments as
Speaker 19: healthcare providers across the state and the country evaluate what
Speaker 19: this means. The ruling could have a devastating effect for
Speaker 19: people who desperately want to have children in a state
Speaker 19: that already has one of the nation's strictest abortion laws.
Speaker 19: The decision may also make the already expensive costs of
Speaker 19: infertility skyrocket because of rising liability costs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what the hell does this mean? I'm with them?
Speaker 1: Did that mean? Yeah, let me give you some.
Speaker 10: More information and then I'm gonna answer that question. Now,
Speaker 10: nearly one hundred thousand babies who were born using IVF treatments,
Speaker 10: which is in vitro fertilization, is more than two percent
Speaker 10: of all birds. Now, before I get into some more details,
Speaker 10: I want you to take a listen to what this
Speaker 10: patient had to say and how they're pausing her treatment.
Speaker 20: Take a listen to that is IVF your last hope
Speaker 20: to have a baby.
Speaker 3: Yes, there is no other way.
Speaker 20: This morning, your got a phone call from her fertility
Speaker 20: doctor at the University of Alabama with the news the
Speaker 20: hospital system is pausing all IVF treatments. Well, it takes
Speaker 20: a closer look at the steep Supreme Courts ruling that
Speaker 20: frozen embryos are considered people.
Speaker 3: Now, Nikki Haley chimed in on this.
Speaker 10: She kind of said, made one statement and then she backtracked,
Speaker 10: or some people say, clarify. I want you to hear
Speaker 10: what she said about how she was an IVF patient,
Speaker 10: because this is obviously going to become a political issue.
Speaker 10: And then she came back and said, no, that wasn't
Speaker 10: what I said on the King Charles Show. Take a
Speaker 10: listen to that. And then Charlemagne, I'm explaining how we
Speaker 10: got here.
Speaker 17: I mean, I think I mean embryos to me or babies,
Speaker 17: so even those created through IVF. I mean I had
Speaker 17: artificial intellation.
Speaker 3: That's how I had my son.
Speaker 20: Didn't say that I agreed with the Alabama ruling.
Speaker 21: What the question that I was asked is do I
Speaker 21: believe an embryo is a baby? I do think that
Speaker 21: if you look in the definition, an embryo is considered
Speaker 21: an unborn baby, and so yes, I believe from my
Speaker 21: stance that that is the difference is and this is
Speaker 21: what I say about abortion as well.
Speaker 20: We need to treat these issues with the utmost respect.
Speaker 10: Okay, I believe it was last week somebody called in
Speaker 10: on get it off your chest and said, you know
Speaker 10: what is reproductive rights? What are you reproducing? This falls
Speaker 10: under reproductive rights. So when you hear reproductive rights, it's
Speaker 10: not just about abortion, it's also about the ability to
Speaker 10: have a child, which IVF falls under. Now, this case
Speaker 10: stems from a wrong for death lawsuit. So, guys, three
Speaker 10: couples whose embryos were at a fertility clinic in twenty twenty.
Speaker 10: The patient wandered into the place where the embryos were stored,
Speaker 10: handled them, and accidentally dropped them. As a result, the
Speaker 10: embrias were destroyed. So the couple sought to sue the
Speaker 10: Center for Reproductive Medicine under the States Wrong for Death
Speaker 10: of a Minor Act. Now, that law at that time
Speaker 10: only covered a fetus, It did not recover embryos. So
Speaker 10: the lower court rule that embrios did not qualify as
Speaker 10: a person or child and that the death lawsuit could
Speaker 10: not move forward. But then the Alabama Supreme Court came
Speaker 10: in sided with the couples and ruled that the frozen
Speaker 10: embryos were considered children. So now that ruling said that
Speaker 10: the wrong for death can apply to all unborn children,
Speaker 10: regardless of their location. Chief Justice, who was a conservative,
Speaker 10: Chief Justice Tom Parker, wrote that even before birth, all
Speaker 10: human beings have the image of God, and their lives
Speaker 10: cannot be destroyed without effacing His glory.
Speaker 3: So that's how we got here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't believe you should be held if you
Speaker 4: destroyed frozen embryos because I mean, in the Alabama case,
Speaker 4: it was an accident, you know, but you.
Speaker 6: Shouldn't have been in there. There's no accident that lady
Speaker 6: she said.
Speaker 4: Still was an accident, Like she didn't intentionally destroy the embryos.
Speaker 4: She I think she said she burnt her hand or
Speaker 4: something something happened and she ended up dropping them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she shouldn't have even been in that room
Speaker 1: with them with the embryo. I don't know if she
Speaker 1: should have been in there or not. I didn't know.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't be held liable if you accidentally destroy frozen embryos.
Speaker 8: If you're not supposed to be there and you're not
Speaker 8: a healthcare worker to be to be you know, I
Speaker 8: guess moving the embryos around and you just what are
Speaker 8: you doing in that room?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 10: But the larger yeah, but the larger question is, guys,
Speaker 10: do we want to consider embryos as children?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 3: If you can grow into a fetus. If these is
Speaker 3: this is what I need to even have a baby. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean if they have to be artificially inseminated, because
Speaker 3: that's what IVF is, correct, So if that's how it starts,
Speaker 3: I mean, we don't get fetuses without embryos.
Speaker 4: So yeah, but the whole people liable and staying for cold,
Speaker 4: the reliable for wrongful depth of a minor.
Speaker 1: For that situation.
Speaker 6: Yes, because if you know, a lot of times it's
Speaker 6: hard getting these embryos right.
Speaker 1: And that's what.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So now this this lady got an embryo and she's
Speaker 8: expecting them. I'm sure they were gonna implant it, and
Speaker 8: she's expecting to have a baby and you can't. And
Speaker 8: she dropped three of them, and you know, and and
Speaker 8: as you get older, the eggs don't come as much
Speaker 8: for women like that's difficult, Like what it was a.
Speaker 1: Wrong for devilsuit? Did they win? Did they win the lawsuit?
Speaker 10: Well, at that level, it said that they did. That's
Speaker 10: why it became this this issue on the Supreme Court.
Speaker 10: So it did grant them the wrong for death. Now
Speaker 10: I didn't dig into if they actually won the particular
Speaker 10: I didn't get go down water hole in that particular couple.
Speaker 10: But because I want people to look at the larger thing,
Speaker 10: the slippery slope on if we're going to consider, because
Speaker 10: this is.
Speaker 1: You go to jail for abortions now, right right, So I.
Speaker 10: Don't want to focus on this one case. But it's
Speaker 10: not just this one case. This is a conservative movement
Speaker 10: or push and if you agree with it, that's fine.
Speaker 10: If you agree if your pro life, that's fine. But
Speaker 10: we can't get caught up on this one particular case.
Speaker 10: The issue is do you want to consider just like
Speaker 10: they're arguing over the feet, it's an abortion, when does
Speaker 10: it become a child? They're now saying that even your egg,
Speaker 10: you know, is considered a actual child. And it's okay
Speaker 10: if you want to agree with that, but we got
Speaker 10: to be clear that that's what the conversation is. That's
Speaker 10: what the conversation is going to be politically, that is
Speaker 10: what they're talking about when they're saying reproductive rights, because
Speaker 10: I know conservatives love saying reproductive rights.
Speaker 3: You just want to have an abortion. No, reproductive rights
Speaker 3: also gives people the right to have children, to be
Speaker 3: pro family, to go through this process, to spend millions
Speaker 3: of thousands of dollars. Remember we've had Edie K Williams
Speaker 3: on the show talking about IBF.
Speaker 8: I don't think an embryo, if something happens to an embryo,
Speaker 8: it should be the same law as abortion.
Speaker 1: But in this, in this other case, off your logic.
Speaker 8: But in this other case where this woman went into
Speaker 8: a facility and had no right to be there and
Speaker 8: killed that embryo, that's something different.
Speaker 4: These remember with the girl that who had to didn't
Speaker 4: know she was pregnant, she had like the miscarriage on
Speaker 4: the toilet, and they charged her.
Speaker 8: Right, So this is it's a slippery slope. No, it's
Speaker 8: a slippery slope. But yeah, because I don't I don't
Speaker 8: think it should be considered. But in that case where
Speaker 8: somebody has paid the money and went through the right
Speaker 8: process and test said this lady wasn't supposed to be
Speaker 8: in this room. It was in this room and dropped
Speaker 8: it and desroid it.
Speaker 10: Shouldn't be a child though that's what I should it.
Speaker 10: But but I want to ask you, you know, as
Speaker 10: a father, do you think it should be considered a child?
Speaker 6: Because we can't just do case by case.
Speaker 8: This is because in this case is totally different. Because yeah,
Speaker 8: because it's but I know it's.
Speaker 10: Probably right, but I know it's different. But the court
Speaker 10: is going to have to establish whether it's a child
Speaker 10: or not. So I know this particular case. But the
Speaker 10: issue is that I would say I was taking that
Speaker 10: case out, I would say, no, we got to take
Speaker 10: the case out of it and just decide are we
Speaker 10: going to consider this a child or not? Just like
Speaker 10: with abortion, is it a fetus as a child or is.
Speaker 3: It a fetus?
Speaker 10: This is gonna be an interesting conversation guys as people
Speaker 10: continue to move forward, because remember we talked about this before.
Speaker 10: People are running on issues, so Democrats will be running
Speaker 10: on reproductive rights, Row versus Wade, Conservatives will be running
Speaker 10: on immigration. So this is a topic that's going to
Speaker 10: keep coming up because remember what happens in Alabama, can
Speaker 10: also happen in another state.
Speaker 3: People start following this as a president, so I just,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Very bad.
Speaker 4: I don't think I kind of agree with every I
Speaker 4: don't think this whole case should be used as a
Speaker 4: president for that, but I know it will be because
Speaker 4: I'm looking at it now like she did.
Speaker 1: She did go in there and just grab a handful
Speaker 1: of me. What I'm saying.
Speaker 4: She said says It says she walked into an unsecured
Speaker 4: doorway and removed several embryos from the cyrogenic nursery. The
Speaker 4: patient's hand was freeze burned by the extremely low templatres,
Speaker 4: so she dropped it.
Speaker 3: Yes, right, but the Chief Justice, I know y'all want
Speaker 3: to keep talking about the case. But the Chief Justice
Speaker 3: and his opinion said, before all birth, all human beings
Speaker 3: have the image of God.
Speaker 4: A crime that's committed, I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 4: if it was a wrongful depth, but the crime was committed.
Speaker 10: Right absolutely, So maybe not wrong for that baby, just
Speaker 10: a crime for going in and grabbing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I don't know about no wrong, no wrong
Speaker 4: for death of a minor, but yeah, crime was committed.
Speaker 1: But think about it.
Speaker 8: We both have friends that that women who frozen air
Speaker 8: absolutely and you know they get to an age where
Speaker 8: they don't have as many eggs anymore. So imagine that's
Speaker 8: their last eggs and the lady just dropped their last
Speaker 8: the eggs and embal.
Speaker 1: A crime was committed. I just don't know if it's
Speaker 1: a wrongful death.
Speaker 10: But again, the death of a child. Child, So that's
Speaker 10: what we gotta be clear about. They're literally considering a child.
Speaker 10: That's yeah, So that that's the like I said, maybe
Speaker 10: a crime, but maybe not.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, not wrong for definthe of a child. A
Speaker 1: crime was committing. Yeah, well that is front page News.
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Speaker 6: All right, a young Crocker will be joining us.
Speaker 8: He has a new flick, a hip hop story that
Speaker 8: comes out February twenty third.
Speaker 6: We're gonna talk to comedian a young Crockett. Next, it's
Speaker 6: the Brea This Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning everybody. It's DJ m V Jesse Larry as
Speaker 8: Charlamaine the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 8: a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed, On Crocker,
Speaker 8: welcome back.
Speaker 6: It's been a long time too, got.
Speaker 1: That long, you know, I mean, but long enough. You're
Speaker 1: here for a good reason though.
Speaker 22: A hip hop story, Come On, Brother, comes out this Friday, independent,
Speaker 22: you know what I'm saying, independently, hip hop story. And
Speaker 22: I wanted to really emphasize because people are like when
Speaker 22: they see a movie, right, they always assumed, why ain't
Speaker 22: playing near me? How come it ain't at the theater
Speaker 22: right by my house? Well, because there's no big studio
Speaker 22: behind it is you know what I mean. This is
Speaker 22: me and my boy Domain. We just put this thing out.
Speaker 22: But it just it just happens to look great and
Speaker 22: it has a great message, and it's it's for the culture,
Speaker 22: by the culture.
Speaker 1: It's amazing that Domain looks so tall in person as
Speaker 1: opposed to how.
Speaker 22: He looks in the movie, right because he plays the
Speaker 22: Froway Care a freeway Freeway.
Speaker 1: I hope. Charlie Mack then put in a call to
Speaker 1: let him know it's all funny game now.
Speaker 22: We spoke to him on Live the other day Freeways
Speaker 22: our brother man. He loves the energy around it and
Speaker 22: he's amazing.
Speaker 1: If you need to love the energy around it before
Speaker 1: you He's.
Speaker 22: Seen us do the impersonations before, man, So it's all love.
Speaker 1: Man, it's all love. Charlamagne, you're trying to start.
Speaker 11: I was just like, damn why.
Speaker 4: I was like, why free Way? Why Freeway getting all
Speaker 4: these shots because he saves the days that he wrote.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about? He got to go through
Speaker 4: a few trials and tribulations and jokes. It's a comedy.
Speaker 4: We gotta we gotta make fun of people. We all
Speaker 4: get some strays.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we said this is independent. It's completely independent.
Speaker 3: Shout out to you for writing and producing it too, Like, ma'am,
Speaker 3: that's amazing. I love saying it because I love seeing
Speaker 3: us do things like that.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 15: I like that.
Speaker 3: I want just to piggyback what you said off of,
Speaker 3: like how he's trying to start stuff with the impersonations
Speaker 3: and people getting people to play them. Has anybody ever
Speaker 3: like been offended by you like doing impersonations or.
Speaker 22: Just nah, I'm friends with all these people first of all,
Speaker 22: and then you know I'm the guy that I'm the
Speaker 22: hip hop weird al where I've become the guy that
Speaker 22: they know I'm showing love to them, and it's like
Speaker 22: a It's like I'm giving they know I'm giving them flowers.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 22: It's almost like a badge of honor. Like Nas asked me, man,
Speaker 22: why you ain't never did an impression me. So when
Speaker 22: I when I hear a god MC asking me to
Speaker 22: do an impression, that means I mean something to the culture.
Speaker 22: So this is a love letter to everybody in the culture,
Speaker 22: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: When I was watching the movie, the thing I kept
Speaker 4: thinking about was this is the only vehicle Avion could
Speaker 4: showcase all of these skills that in one play and
Speaker 4: placause you've been doing all these characters forever fat but
Speaker 4: like I don't know, Hollywood would ever understand exactly what
Speaker 4: it is you do, Like you would have to do this.
Speaker 1: On your own.
Speaker 22: Well, that's it's funny you picked up on that, because
Speaker 22: that's why I originally wrote it. I wrote this back
Speaker 22: in two thousand and eight. So when I did it,
Speaker 22: that was at the time when me and Damain was
Speaker 22: doing all of the YouTube parodies and everybody every time
Speaker 22: I go somewhere, yo, do jay Z do this? Do that,
Speaker 22: And I was like, I'm tired of doing these goddamn
Speaker 22: impression Why don't I just put them all in one
Speaker 22: project so y'all can have all the impressions in one
Speaker 22: one sitting and I'm done with them. That's how I
Speaker 22: thought at the time, But now it's just like, all right,
Speaker 22: it's I'm gonna use all my tools to my advantage.
Speaker 1: You know, how many do you do in the movie?
Speaker 1: How many personations?
Speaker 22: I still haven't counted, but it's probably twelve Russell, Jay
Speaker 22: j Luda, Cornell, Drake, Joe, Joe Budden.
Speaker 1: Did we say corn.
Speaker 22: Yeah, Drake, Will Smith, Fresh Prince, Oh yeah. And I'm
Speaker 22: doing Biggie's voice for Cedric on the rat.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's a lot.
Speaker 22: It's a lot, man, Dang we cooking cooking. But when
Speaker 22: I say it's independent, I mean I literally paid for
Speaker 22: this movie with stand up to our money. Wow, right,
Speaker 22: he demand had all the cameras in the film. Know how,
Speaker 22: we both know how to edit, we both know how
Speaker 22: to produce. So this was really uh an effort. So
Speaker 22: to see that when I dropped that trailer, to see
Speaker 22: it spread around the internet as fast as it did
Speaker 22: within a day, and to see all the culture from
Speaker 22: Snoop to Exhibit to Cedric to deon Cole Russell Simmons,
Speaker 22: Like everybody was posting this joint and just rallying behind it,
Speaker 22: you know what I'm saying. So I'm just thankful to
Speaker 22: the culture for seeing it for what it is. I
Speaker 22: do think it was real at first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You played so many games
Speaker 1: sometimes that I was like, what do you mean you
Speaker 1: I don't think it was real. I was like, it's
Speaker 1: a funny trail he's playing. It was like a sketch trailer.
Speaker 19: I did.
Speaker 4: I can see that because you're always playing rightfully, So
Speaker 4: I do play a lot.
Speaker 1: But you know, I'm also very ship. I didn't realize
Speaker 1: it was a real movie about two weeks ago. I
Speaker 1: saw the trailer. I was like, that's a funny trailer.
Speaker 4: But then as I saw people like Charlie Mack and
Speaker 4: everybody keep posting it, and I saw the posting, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 4: this is really a movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody you said his parodies like nah, but you
Speaker 3: see certain people posting, It's like.
Speaker 1: I gotta be he's got something. Don't play like that
Speaker 1: exactly all the time. So yeah, you seeing Snoop was
Speaker 1: one of the biggest fans. Man.
Speaker 22: He's like really championing the movie right now too. But again,
Speaker 22: this is my love letter to the culture. But we
Speaker 22: put some production value into it too, Like it ain't
Speaker 22: it ain't like some bootleg kind of cheesy movie. We
Speaker 22: got lighting, we got cameras, we got the whole situation,
Speaker 22: and it's a great story. What gave you the idea
Speaker 22: of film?
Speaker 4: Because you said you started in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 4: but it feels so timely because last year it was
Speaker 4: the fiftieth year.
Speaker 1: Yeah hip hop.
Speaker 22: Yeah, So I wrote it in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 22: And because I incorporated so much of hip hop history
Speaker 22: and the nostalgia, that doesn't change. So the only thing
Speaker 22: I had to change reference wise was some of the
Speaker 22: some of the newer references, like in the original scripts
Speaker 22: when they were trying to go around and get the
Speaker 22: message of hip hop back out to the culture, we
Speaker 22: went to places like one O six in Park and
Speaker 22: Tavis Smiley Show, So I just swapped that out for
Speaker 22: you know what I mean, like funk Flex and Joe
Speaker 22: Budden and all that too. You know, I mean, did
Speaker 22: you ever consider not playing all those roles in the movie,
Speaker 22: the ones that I knew that I could play, I
Speaker 22: never considered like switching them out. The only one that
Speaker 22: I wasn't supposed to play was Ghosts, the ghost Face character.
Speaker 22: But you know, we had a we had a situation
Speaker 22: and I had to step in at the last minute
Speaker 22: and to do do what I had to do. But no,
Speaker 22: I always wanted to showcase myself and my friends, like
Speaker 22: the main place three characters Puff Freeway, mo D, Yeah,
Speaker 22: oh my god, bodyes D in the in the flashback
Speaker 22: scene that we showcased some really historic moments. So the
Speaker 22: battle between Kumo D and Busy B, which was the
Speaker 22: time when lyricism was now like the showcase, you know,
Speaker 22: even though we had Graham, Mastercas and those guys doing it.
Speaker 22: That was the battle that made people say, Okay, I
Speaker 22: want to go away from party MC in to lyricism.
Speaker 22: And so we wanted to just showcase real moments in
Speaker 22: hip hop history interlaced with comedy.
Speaker 6: How much homework did you have to do? I did
Speaker 6: a lot of this stuff you grew up on, and
Speaker 6: you knew already.
Speaker 1: I knew a lot of it. A lot of it
Speaker 1: was already living in my brain.
Speaker 22: What I did do was research on like dates, times,
Speaker 22: people's ages, so it could be realistic to our portrayals
Speaker 22: of them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: White theaters, white theaters. Yeah, we have a deal with AMC.
Speaker 22: We have a close friend over there that presented the
Speaker 22: idea to us, and I'm like, the streaming game is amazing,
Speaker 22: but a movie like this you need to see in theaters.
Speaker 22: It's a difference between looking at or listening to an
Speaker 22: album on your phone versus listen to it in the
Speaker 22: studio or in your car. Like this is a hip
Speaker 22: hop movie. It's a musical, right, so the beats in
Speaker 22: the rhymes if you listen to it in the theater,
Speaker 22: Like when we had our premieeres. The two screens that
Speaker 22: we've had, you see people in the theater like doing this.
Speaker 22: They nodding their head and they rocking, and if they're
Speaker 22: cheering after the finale song. I won't say what it is,
Speaker 22: but after that finale song, they are cheering in the theater.
Speaker 22: So we wanted to have that movie going experience, and
Speaker 22: because we have a connection over there with AMC, it
Speaker 22: just felt like a good look for us. You know,
Speaker 22: most movies have a thousand to four thousand. Those big
Speaker 22: budget movies, those superhero movies, they have four thousand locations.
Speaker 22: We were like, give us one hundred and fifty and
Speaker 22: let us just work with that. And that's plenty for
Speaker 22: us because again we don't have big marketing dollars behind us.
Speaker 22: It's my stand up money.
Speaker 1: You understand me.
Speaker 4: No, let them know you called in a lot of
Speaker 4: favors to that. Of course, Man, this game is all
Speaker 4: about relationship absolutely.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean even me being here with.
Speaker 22: Y'all, Like I just put out the call Eddie, and
Speaker 22: you know, y'all show love to me all the time.
Speaker 22: So I was like, yeah, I want to promote this
Speaker 22: indie movie and that's why I'm here. So same with
Speaker 22: the movie. I called Cedric Lil Rell. It was all
Speaker 22: text messages. Charlie Mack, he put in calls, Little Mama
Speaker 22: came out, she played the MC light broy But everybody
Speaker 22: was perfectly cast. It was everyone that I had in
Speaker 22: my mind that I wanted to play these roles. They
Speaker 22: all showed up for me.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 8: When we come back, we got more with apon Crocket.
Speaker 8: There's a lot going on with comedians recently. We got
Speaker 8: to talk to about it. When we come back, so
Speaker 8: don't move.
Speaker 6: It's to Breakfast Club, Good Morning Owning, Everybody's DJ MV.
Speaker 8: Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne and the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We're still kicking it with apon Crocket. This new movie,
Speaker 8: A Hip Hop Story, comes out February twenty. I got
Speaker 8: a question. You get tired of doing impersonations? Is it
Speaker 8: one of the things Like it's like like I'm tired
Speaker 8: of doing a goddamn.
Speaker 22: Person time when I when I wrote the movie, that's
Speaker 22: when I was tired of it because I was like,
Speaker 22: I want the world to see me for whatever. Now
Speaker 22: I don't give it. Love me for how you love me,
Speaker 22: you know what I'm saying. However, you recognized me, have
Speaker 22: you whatever you you take on if you just know
Speaker 22: me from an Instagram post, it's.
Speaker 1: All, what's your favorite one to do? I don't have
Speaker 1: a favorite impression to do. I just I just do them.
Speaker 22: But my my favorite new one because it's been so
Speaker 22: well received in these screenings, its Corner West.
Speaker 1: I never seen you.
Speaker 22: Don I seen anybody don hilarious. I've seen a couple
Speaker 22: of people do it, but I just did my own
Speaker 22: take on them. But that was my first time doing them.
Speaker 22: I didn't even know I could really do it. So
Speaker 22: I just told my makeup artist, I said, just give
Speaker 22: me the wig, give me the gap and the teeth,
Speaker 22: And once I had the whole garb on, Charlie Mack
Speaker 22: almost passed out laughing. He just couldn't contain himself. It
Speaker 22: was just so funny to him. So that's when I
Speaker 22: knew the look was right on. And then when the
Speaker 22: cameras came, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I want to get down here.
Speaker 22: To the breakfast club, even though they don't have no eggs, bakers, avocado.
Speaker 1: Toad you see.
Speaker 16: You see Charla Madney, Yeah, Charla Madney understands what the
Speaker 16: eyebrows mean to the black people.
Speaker 1: You see. You see, you see? Now, why do they
Speaker 1: have Jet sitting in a gender reveal? You see? I
Speaker 1: don't know, because she's the queen of the gender people.
Speaker 1: You see.
Speaker 4: It's just immortalized those characters forever. Like, do you even
Speaker 4: do off? You do jay Z anymore?
Speaker 1: Do you do Russell anymore?
Speaker 4: After that?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Okay, you have too. I mean the two that you
Speaker 22: just named, Jay and Russell, they're fans of my impression
Speaker 22: of them. Russell love it and this movie is one
Speaker 22: of those movies that's gonna live on forever, even though
Speaker 22: we set out to do it with our hopes and
Speaker 22: you know, let's see what it does. Let's let's see
Speaker 22: we can make a movie. Now that we have it
Speaker 22: done and you can see it, it's gonna live off forever.
Speaker 22: What is hip hop coach to you?
Speaker 4: Because I always thought about this because even back in
Speaker 4: the day when y'all used to do the sketches you
Speaker 4: and Nick, it always kind of felt like y'all was
Speaker 4: making fun of down South music.
Speaker 22: Nah, what we made fun of is lazy music, okay,
Speaker 22: because that's that's the distinction.
Speaker 1: In the movie.
Speaker 22: The barbershop scene shows you that this conversation between old
Speaker 22: heads and young heads, and old music versus young it's
Speaker 22: always been a conversation. You know, that barbershops scene was
Speaker 22: about blues versus soul. So that's me pointing out saying, look,
Speaker 22: as old heads, we gotta stop saying that the young
Speaker 22: generation is trash or that they we just don't understand them.
Speaker 22: We were older, we're not supposed to understand them. But
Speaker 22: all of them are some of them are great.
Speaker 1: The same way.
Speaker 22: There's some garbage everybody in the nineties was not fire,
Speaker 22: you know what I mean. So we can't sit back
Speaker 22: and be like your hip hop always been fired from
Speaker 22: some garbage in the eighties and the nineties, right, So
Speaker 22: there's some lazy young rappers, and then we got Simba
Speaker 22: and we got Little Russell. We got some dope, dope
Speaker 22: guys out here. UZI Vert is a bee boy, you
Speaker 22: know what I mean. He chooses to do songs like
Speaker 22: I just want to rock, and that's him having fun.
Speaker 22: He has the creative artistic freedom to do that. But
Speaker 22: that dude's really a bee boy. He will win mill
Speaker 22: on your ass, he will do some flares, he will
Speaker 22: top rock on you, so you can't say he's not
Speaker 22: of the culture. So it's just to point out to say, look,
Speaker 22: we gotta stop bickering. We use the young people as
Speaker 22: a device to get the backpack character jay Bum to
Speaker 22: have something to be like yo man, hip hop up.
Speaker 22: But as we start going down the journey, black culture
Speaker 22: starts to be put on the spotlight and the elites
Speaker 22: of the black colt start to be you know, so
Speaker 22: we all are responsible for where we are as a
Speaker 22: culture because it wasn't about you know, just hip being
Speaker 22: bad was what the negative impact is having on people.
Speaker 22: More so about that, yeah, more so about you know,
Speaker 22: the depths and the drug overdoses. It's been a lot
Speaker 22: more of that in the last fifteen years than we've
Speaker 22: ever seen. In hip on Chris Rock, that's another character
Speaker 22: you played, Oh Craig Crime, and he did the whole
Speaker 22: I love, but I.
Speaker 1: They do a whole, a whole. I wanted to do
Speaker 1: a whole stand up special in the movie of Chris.
Speaker 22: Rock, just talking about hip hop in the brilliant way
Speaker 22: that he breaks down everything.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I see you comedians are
Speaker 1: crazy in these rappers right now.
Speaker 3: I'm God.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 22: I used to always say this in inter your other
Speaker 22: man comedians, we're not rappers. Man, let's let's not let's
Speaker 22: not beef with each other and do all that. But
Speaker 22: it's it's really there.
Speaker 1: Now get worse. Why though, I don't know. I have
Speaker 1: nothing to do with it.
Speaker 22: I've never been the guy that that brings his personal
Speaker 22: beefs into the public. If I say anything about somebody's
Speaker 22: gonna positive. I have positive things to say about all
Speaker 22: these guys. But you know that that's not a popular message.
Speaker 22: So I just stay out of it has nothing to
Speaker 22: do with me.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 22: I don't ever get involved in that kind of stuff.
Speaker 22: If I got a problem with you, me and you
Speaker 22: could talk about it. It's as simple as that, Like
Speaker 22: why am I on a microphone talking about anybody? I'm
Speaker 22: gonna just call you and if we could work it out,
Speaker 22: we can work it out. If not, I just don't
Speaker 22: mess with you.
Speaker 3: You feel like it hurts or helps comedy.
Speaker 1: I think it divides the audience definitely.
Speaker 22: It makes the audience have to choose, and we're in
Speaker 22: such a we're in a ride in society, so people
Speaker 22: who want to choose, they want to rally behind whoever
Speaker 22: they think is whatever, And so yeah, it definitely can
Speaker 22: divide the audience. And I think we're more We're just
Speaker 22: more of a beautiful, creative people that we don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: It's not me. We don't have not me. I agree
Speaker 1: with society and the best changes from moment to moment.
Speaker 1: False run. But over there, over there, that's a new movie.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm trying to say, is whoever people think
Speaker 4: with that person trying to say that whoever people think
Speaker 4: it is hot, they hopped based on the moment whoa
Speaker 4: look like it was in January.
Speaker 1: Then it was Monique, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 22: So it looks like when I said it's a riding society,
Speaker 22: we could have left the analogy.
Speaker 1: We understood it. Yeah, Charlamagne, Yo, how involved with Charlie
Speaker 1: Mack into making of this? You're gonna go from Charlie.
Speaker 22: Charlie's big bro, He's he's hip hop, He's the connector.
Speaker 22: There's not a call that he will not make, you
Speaker 22: know what I'm saying. The first person that saw this
Speaker 22: movie in full was.
Speaker 1: Will Smith because of Charlie Mack, me and Charlie with
Speaker 1: the Will's Theater and screened it for him.
Speaker 22: Will gave me forty five minutes of filmmaking gems after that,
Speaker 22: just wisdom and he loved the movie. And we saw
Speaker 22: him at the fiftiest celebration of hip Hop where he
Speaker 22: the first time he performed again and he was telling
Speaker 22: people back said.
Speaker 1: Yo, Yo has this movie.
Speaker 22: Hey hey it plays like forty people right, great, but
Speaker 22: yeah that first started.
Speaker 4: Did you ever think about having the real characters in
Speaker 4: because there's a moment where fred Ro's in there.
Speaker 22: We wanted to have a mix of that just to
Speaker 22: make it grounded, to make it feel valid, to make
Speaker 22: it really feel like they were sitting next to a Russell,
Speaker 22: and then when you see j you really want to
Speaker 22: feel like it's Jay. So yeah, we did purposely sprinkle
Speaker 22: in some real ogs just to yeah, give it that
Speaker 22: real hip hop, grounded feeling.
Speaker 6: All right, we got more with apon Crocket when we
Speaker 6: come back, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning.
Speaker 6: It's still kicking it with apon Crocket. Be all to
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club, DJ n VJ. Just Allari, Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 6: This new movie, A Hip Hop Story, comes out February
Speaker 6: twenty third.
Speaker 4: Charlomagne, Well, you concerned about portraying Russell because of like
Speaker 4: the controversy surrounding him.
Speaker 22: I wrote it in two thousand and eight, so you
Speaker 22: know what I mean, before all of that stuff happened.
Speaker 22: I made the movie about the culture.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? I was it wasn't a
Speaker 1: thing to emphasize anybody's cases. I don't. I'm not in
Speaker 1: that world, so I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 22: So I just made it funny enough and universal enough
Speaker 22: to where it's about the culture and we're just telling
Speaker 22: a story about hip hop.
Speaker 4: If you tell a story about hip hop, you can't
Speaker 4: tell it without talking about fact. I mean, you can't
Speaker 4: tell it without talking about did you have to? He contributed?
Speaker 22: And then we also wanted to do characters that we
Speaker 22: could convincingly portray, you know what I'm saying. And he's
Speaker 22: somebody that I've been doing impressions of for so long.
Speaker 22: And then the whole yoga thing like me and my
Speaker 22: my tidy whities. I just thought it was a funny
Speaker 22: device to use, and then to have a narration of
Speaker 22: him with the list, the whole movie.
Speaker 1: Why not woment you think you're want to offend the
Speaker 1: list community? You mean like yourself?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Did you sharp? Were you offended watching the movie?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 4: No, the list it sitting all over the places, being
Speaker 4: on outside, protesting.
Speaker 1: He go to the club, he'd be like, am I
Speaker 1: on the list?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 1: Where can we find this movie? Off right? AMC limit?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 22: No, no, it's very limited. It's only one hundred and
Speaker 22: fifty nine. Okay, one hundred fifty nine. Go to AMC
Speaker 22: theaters dot com, search a hip hop story and just
Speaker 22: see where it pops up in your area. It's one
Speaker 22: hundred and fifty nine locations, and yeah, the people will
Speaker 22: determine how successful this movie is in theaters, and then
Speaker 22: we'll figure out the streaming deal or the streaming platform
Speaker 22: that we want to go to after that. But right now,
Speaker 22: if you want to enjoy the movie, you'll see it
Speaker 22: this weekend.
Speaker 1: What's considered the success, like what you need to like
Speaker 1: make your money back and some profit A.
Speaker 22: Bird eighty million, eighty to one hundred million, that'd be fantastic.
Speaker 1: That would be great, period. That'd be a big eighty million. Charlomagne.
Speaker 1: Bob Marley just did seventy. We love that worldwide salute
Speaker 1: to the Marley film man. For sure. I'm about to
Speaker 1: ask to what you do is sketch it so early?
Speaker 8: Did you get your necessary i should say profit or
Speaker 8: check from YouTube because you were doing it before it
Speaker 8: was cool?
Speaker 1: Man. Yeah, I wasn't. I wasn't.
Speaker 22: They didn't even have the partner program when I was
Speaker 22: doing it, you know what I mean. The only thing
Speaker 22: that I got at the time. We would get like
Speaker 22: some brands. I'd be like, hey man, we'll give you
Speaker 22: a couple of dollars to throw this brand in here
Speaker 22: or whatever. But for the most part, no, we just
Speaker 22: got cloud props, and I learned the social media game
Speaker 22: before a lot of people were on it, which is
Speaker 22: what makes me still relevant to this day because I'm
Speaker 22: not the old head.
Speaker 1: I was never the old head that was like, man,
Speaker 1: you just hilarious. She using her phone? That's cheating.
Speaker 22: I embraced it from day one because I if you
Speaker 22: can use any platform, why wouldn't you use it?
Speaker 1: Why would you be that?
Speaker 22: I always say, like, that's the that's as dumb as
Speaker 22: when they put power windows in cars.
Speaker 1: You the old man. I need to roll that down, don't.
Speaker 4: I don't want to push no buttons. It made me
Speaker 4: more comfortable with how I feel about things. You're not
Speaker 4: rolling it down.
Speaker 1: You ain't real right what use every platform and just
Speaker 1: adjust to the times.
Speaker 4: Other than stand up sketches the hardest comedy to meet,
Speaker 4: though why it's.
Speaker 3: Very good at it.
Speaker 4: I don't think many are those. I don't think many
Speaker 4: people are in the history of comedy. I don't think
Speaker 4: there's been too many people who are funny at sketch.
Speaker 4: Where there's a difference between skits and sketches. Ool okay
Speaker 4: online is where you see a lot of skits and
Speaker 4: a lot of it is you know, rehashed, people are
Speaker 4: borring from this person that person, and it's all good.
Speaker 1: Like there's nothing new under the sun.
Speaker 22: So somebody's gonna think about the same idea, right, But
Speaker 22: long form sketch, that's why In Living Color was so impactful. Absolutely,
Speaker 22: that's why Saturday Night Live is an institution. Chappelle Right,
Speaker 22: Chappelle Show, long form listen. Chappelle was so unorthodox with sketch.
Speaker 22: He broke the mold right some some episodes he did
Speaker 22: traditional sketch three minutes, let's go to commercial break and
Speaker 22: come back to another whole new sketch. The Rick James
Speaker 22: and the Prince of Charlie Murphy story was the entire episode.
Speaker 22: So he broke the most. He told a long form
Speaker 22: sketch in thirty minutes, and it was funny every time
Speaker 22: they came back and it just kept upping the ante.
Speaker 22: So sketch is a whole different art form, and you
Speaker 22: have to know how to write, you have to understand story,
Speaker 22: and it takes you to a different level.
Speaker 1: Skits.
Speaker 22: That's that's what people do on the Internet, and it's great,
Speaker 22: like it's making them money. But if you want to
Speaker 22: entertain people and be able to hold their attention and
Speaker 22: do a film or long form sketch. You have to
Speaker 22: know how to write, you have to know some old
Speaker 22: school principles. I never thought about the stretch it makes.
Speaker 4: Why do you think you know early on you didn't
Speaker 4: take off which sketch the way you should have. I think,
Speaker 4: do you remember I remember Short Circuit back in the
Speaker 4: day that was like what seven?
Speaker 1: That was before? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 22: I think I think at some point there were sketch
Speaker 22: was oversaturated to me and networks didn't want to take
Speaker 22: the chance on it. I mean, Fox gave me a
Speaker 22: chance to do it, but they put me with all
Speaker 22: the wrong executives. When I had to explain to them
Speaker 22: who Manny Pacil and Drake were at the time, I
Speaker 22: was just like, wow, this is the journey that we're on, na,
Speaker 22: So you know, it's just the wrong people doing this.
Speaker 22: So that's why I went to YouTube and just started
Speaker 22: doing my own ideas, because it's like, why am I
Speaker 22: waiting around for somebody to give me anything. We've always
Speaker 22: been like, let's just do it, let's just go shoot it.
Speaker 22: So I feel like sketch has gotten me everywhere, you
Speaker 22: know what I mean? How you might judge it because
Speaker 22: you missed the numbers and one of no budgets, it
Speaker 22: might be a different.
Speaker 4: You've always been one of the best doing sketch arlt.
Speaker 4: That just shows me that you know, Hollywood don't know
Speaker 4: they be talking about they don't.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 22: That's why we do our own independent movies because you know,
Speaker 22: you can't audition for the same casting directors all the
Speaker 22: time because they want to a lot of them like
Speaker 22: to hire their friends. And you know it's that thing too,
Speaker 22: when you show them what it is you want to do,
Speaker 22: it changes the conversation for you.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean.
Speaker 22: It's the same thing that Ryan Coogler Michael b did
Speaker 22: with fruit Vale Station. Like they made the movie about
Speaker 22: a very serious, real life event, but they presented themselves
Speaker 22: as you know, we are those guys. We really know
Speaker 22: how to make these stories come to life. And that's
Speaker 22: what me and de Main did with a hip hop story.
Speaker 4: And you've been building that based online for so long
Speaker 4: that those same people will show up this Friday.
Speaker 1: That's right, man, Come on, say it again, Charlamaine, I
Speaker 1: forgot what I said.
Speaker 4: No again, people, Yes, you've been building your base online
Speaker 4: for so long that those same people are gonna show
Speaker 4: up this Friday.
Speaker 1: There you go, right, hip hop you a real base. Yes, dad,
Speaker 1: the hip hop story is out this Friday, and we
Speaker 1: appreciate you for joining us. Brother, appreciate you for bringing
Speaker 1: up That's right. It's the breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n V, jes Sellaria, Charlamagne, the gud.
Speaker 6: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess with the.
Speaker 1: Mess robber Mill just don't breakfast club.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: So this has been swarming around social media. It has
Speaker 3: been on every blog site, started on TikTok. Her name
Speaker 3: is uh Resa Tessa's Resa Tessa. She has a viral
Speaker 3: story Who the F did I marry?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: So this is the story about her her ex husband
Speaker 3: being a pathological liar. She took the TikTok and this
Speaker 3: she tells us how she met. They met him online.
Speaker 3: She met him online. They met on two different apps
Speaker 3: though Facebook dating app and Hinge, and he had two
Speaker 3: different names on the profile, so she didn't realize that
Speaker 3: it was the same person in the beginning. But it
Speaker 3: was a running joking that relationship because he actually did
Speaker 3: come clean about it to her. She didn't even notice
Speaker 3: that so she already like, I don't like to call
Speaker 3: women like dumb, but it's like.
Speaker 1: Verybody dummy.
Speaker 3: No, no, but that's that's a good dummy. This was
Speaker 3: like dumb, Like how you say, even I know that
Speaker 3: the same guy you on both of these apps, and
Speaker 3: the guy the same guy is on both of the apps.
Speaker 3: He just used a different name, different picture.
Speaker 4: And all that.
Speaker 3: But anyway, anyway she would know her husband, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: but this before they got married.
Speaker 1: Okay, Plate number one. We met in March of twenty twenty.
Speaker 9: Georgia got shut down, locked down two and a half
Speaker 9: weeks later. We got married January twenty twenty one, and
Speaker 9: we were divorced August of twenty twenty one. So keep
Speaker 9: in mind that this story is spanning March of twenty
Speaker 9: twenty until about June of twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: We met online.
Speaker 9: My tire blue put on my way to our first date,
Speaker 9: and he met me at a gas station, fixed my tire,
Speaker 9: then took me to go get another tire, paid for it,
Speaker 9: and I just thought, oh my god, this is the
Speaker 9: beginning of a beautiful romantic story.
Speaker 3: By the way, that first day was a cheesecake factory,
Speaker 3: so she not one of them. You know, okay about that,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. So she also had said
Speaker 3: that that he had fake phone calls, like he wasn't
Speaker 3: talking to nobody when he would act like he was
Speaker 3: talking like he was making phone calls in front of her,
Speaker 3: and why like the whole time.
Speaker 9: Every morning he would get on the phone with his brother.
Speaker 9: We'll call his brother John, and he would be like, hey, babe,
Speaker 9: John said good morning. And so I would just say
Speaker 9: hey John, you know, call out hey John, and you know,
Speaker 9: he would he would relay back and forth what I
Speaker 9: said to John, what John said to me. So he
Speaker 9: was like, I can't wait for you guys to meet her,
Speaker 9: like she I know I'm gonna marry her.
Speaker 4: I know it.
Speaker 9: He said everything I wanted to hear, love bombing one
Speaker 9: on one. This man wrote the book. So he talked
Speaker 9: to his brother every day, He talked to his friends
Speaker 9: every day. It wasn't until he got kicked out of
Speaker 9: my house in June of twenty twenty one that I
Speaker 9: found out every single phone call was made up.
Speaker 3: He was never on the phone. You ain't never talk
Speaker 3: to nobody. This man ain't never hand no body.
Speaker 1: House speak a phone how how she knows what's faith.
Speaker 3: She She reveals that she ended up talking to a
Speaker 3: couple of his family members that she had reached out
Speaker 3: to after she started doing some digging and investigating. But
Speaker 3: he hasn't spoke to his brother since I was fifteen
Speaker 3: when their mom died. He actually don't have no friends,
Speaker 3: is what she said. And then she goes on to
Speaker 3: say about the job that he lied about.
Speaker 9: He told me when I first met him that he
Speaker 9: was a VP at his company. He was looking to
Speaker 9: buy a house. His job was VP of a major
Speaker 9: condiment company. It is fair to note he paid every
Speaker 9: bill he gave me spending money. True this, he was
Speaker 9: a tempt So he would call me and he would
Speaker 9: pretend to reprimand employees who couldn't see that he had
Speaker 9: a bluetooth thing in his ear. He would pretend to
Speaker 9: take phone calls from the company president who needed his
Speaker 9: help on something. But he was a tempt He was
Speaker 9: a temp forklift driver. There's nothing wrong with the forklift driver,
Speaker 9: but he was pretending to be a VP.
Speaker 3: So she had got pregnant, right, and then they had
Speaker 3: a miscarriage. No, when she went to the hospital, she
Speaker 3: called him. She had the people call him or whatever,
Speaker 3: and he acted like his assistant. And you know, now
Speaker 3: he's a forklift job and he's also attempted, but he
Speaker 3: acted like he was the CEO of his own company.
Speaker 3: He answered the phone acting like the assistant, like, oh,
Speaker 3: he can't make it in right now. That's because he
Speaker 3: really couldn't leave work the whole time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, his baby was about to be born, but he
Speaker 6: couldn't be.
Speaker 1: The baby was gone.
Speaker 3: It was miscourage, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: This is good? Yeah? Is this the story? Just wait?
Speaker 3: All right? So we actually he actually social media uses
Speaker 3: they found the xeciseman and they revealed his identity and
Speaker 3: he shared his own video and he addressed the story
Speaker 3: being told playing for I'm going.
Speaker 23: To address the rumor Resa's ex wife, who straight line
Speaker 23: to y'all, it's sad because it's completely false everything. More
Speaker 23: to the point, I haven't decided who I'm going to
Speaker 23: talk to exactly or go on whose page or whatever,
Speaker 23: but I'm gonna go ahead and let y'all know that
Speaker 23: she lied about everything.
Speaker 1: Follow her, don't follow her, that's up to you. All
Speaker 1: that stuff she said, it's complete lies. What is going
Speaker 1: on him?
Speaker 4: Yo?
Speaker 3: He said they went to marriage counseling. It didn't work
Speaker 3: and we broke up.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: He left her, and he said, stop lying to these
Speaker 3: people before I tell him the real reason you cheated.
Speaker 1: I caught you in the house with Bradley. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Yo, I don't know, but that's that's
Speaker 3: the traffic.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 1: I hear a lot of big back behavior. Does she
Speaker 1: have a big back?
Speaker 4: She do? She does.
Speaker 1: Give Sheila that was driving up the mountain, Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: Sheila was beautiful though. Yeah no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, you talked about the big back.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying because in the situation like this, some
Speaker 4: of you big backs, y'all got to stop being so
Speaker 4: thirsty for a man.
Speaker 1: There's a man out there for you. Okay.
Speaker 4: This woman believed all of this because she wanted to
Speaker 4: believe all of this big back belief isn't like everybody
Speaker 4: else's belief. Okay, she said to herself, He said everything
Speaker 4: I wanted to hear. She wanted to believe whatever was
Speaker 4: coming because she wanted a.
Speaker 1: Man so bad.
Speaker 3: And then I seen him and he actually looked like her,
Speaker 3: but was interesting. No, no, No, I couldn't see his back.
Speaker 3: We only saw her because she was sitting in the
Speaker 3: car for the whole time. She was talking up the sundown.
Speaker 3: It's a fifty two part series on TikTok.
Speaker 1: That two TikTok got. I don't know.
Speaker 3: We've seen Shelon Jackson, Monique Son. He did twenty of them,
Speaker 3: so she did fifty two.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe I don't believe this story. Ex wife.
Speaker 3: No, that's crazy because his ex wife came out he
Speaker 3: was married before ex wife and said the same thing
Speaker 3: happened to her. Yep, so he just and he from.
Speaker 1: Philly, Yo, really yeah, they met in George. We from Philly.
Speaker 1: Where's she from?
Speaker 3: I don't know. She just being a car. I don't
Speaker 3: know where she's from. But I don't know yet.
Speaker 1: How big is she? Because you said the time for
Speaker 1: you know how Sheila was?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: She don't fit in a frame like you can see
Speaker 3: like she got there.
Speaker 4: No, it does because this is big back behavior and
Speaker 4: this is also a good to B movie. Nobody get
Speaker 4: the fifty two parts.
Speaker 1: Pretty girl, Yeah she is a pretty girl, salute to her.
Speaker 1: But she is very thirsty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, And the story is everywhere, so I had
Speaker 3: to cover it. And it's a little it's a little
Speaker 3: funny because like Haines, there there's no crime involve He
Speaker 3: didn't steal any money from her. He didn't like nothing.
Speaker 3: I thought it was gonna be like a big ending, like,
Speaker 3: oh he stole from me nothing.
Speaker 1: One of the producers just texted, as I said, he
Speaker 1: also has a big back. Oh my god, So this
Speaker 1: is big behavior all across the board. Yo, Hey, you
Speaker 1: know I read that.
Speaker 10: I read that.
Speaker 4: Wow, We're gonna get up there for interviewing both of them.
Speaker 4: If we got room, I can see the two we
Speaker 4: movie now or the big back theory. Let's go big,
Speaker 4: let's go, let's be.
Speaker 1: Let's make this right now.
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 6: Well that is just with the mess chelaw man, who
Speaker 6: you giving your dounket two man for after the hour?
Speaker 1: We all have to make better choices in life, Okay.
Speaker 4: I understand sometimes and when it comes to our kids,
Speaker 4: it's hard not to lead with emotion. But I need
Speaker 4: Linzina Sutt in the Syracuse, New York to come to
Speaker 4: the front of the congregation.
Speaker 1: We'd like to have a world with her this morning.
Speaker 8: All right, we'll do that next and then after that,
Speaker 8: just fix my mess if you haven't relationship problems or
Speaker 8: any issues in your relationship eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 8: five one oh five one Yes to help you fiction mess,
Speaker 8: I just the breakfast luve, good morning.
Speaker 1: You're checking out the breakfast club man. Your execution on
Speaker 1: the Donkey of the day is something to the whole case.
Speaker 1: You the reason he gave me donkey other day, and
Speaker 1: I deserve that. People need to know what you need
Speaker 1: to tell them. I am you have the boy.
Speaker 3: Tell them.
Speaker 1: It's time for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 4: It's a read.
Speaker 1: But you're so good at Charlamagne. He wants Charlomagne.
Speaker 23: Damn Solomame.
Speaker 1: Who do you give a dunk?
Speaker 4: Here to day? Donkey today for Thursday, February twenty second
Speaker 4: goes to a young woman named Lindazia Sutton. Lindzia is
Speaker 4: thirty two years old. She is from Sarahcuse, New York.
Speaker 4: She is the mother of a middle school student at
Speaker 4: Lincoln Middle School. Uh, you know, I have four beautiful daughters.
Speaker 4: We all got kids in this room. Jess got a son,
Speaker 4: and you got thirteen six six. Yes, you know, and
Speaker 4: I totally understand the protective parental nature that a parent possesses. Okay,
Speaker 4: none of us ever want to be in a situation
Speaker 4: where we like our child has been violated or bullied,
Speaker 4: hurting any way, because it's virtually impossible to not react
Speaker 4: with emotion.
Speaker 1: When it comes to your kids.
Speaker 4: Okay, logic, strategy, all that goes out the window when
Speaker 4: it comes to our babies.
Speaker 1: But it can't.
Speaker 4: Okay, we can't say things like control your emotions or
Speaker 4: your emotions will control you. But then you know, say,
Speaker 4: when it comes to our kids, it's okay to let
Speaker 4: our emotions be in control. No, I actually believe when
Speaker 4: it comes to your kids, you should be in more
Speaker 4: control because if someone does something to my child, and
Speaker 4: then I do something that may cause me to be
Speaker 4: taken away from my child, then the person who will
Speaker 4: really selfer in that situation is my child, of course me.
Speaker 4: But if I'm not here for my child, then that
Speaker 4: defeats the whole purpose of being a parent. So I
Speaker 4: can understand why Linxina felt the way she felt, but
Speaker 4: that doesn't mean the way she reacted wasn't stupid. Okay,
Speaker 4: that's what we're gonna get a day. It's all about
Speaker 4: giving people the credit they deserve. For being stupid. Now,
Speaker 4: I have to say, what makes this story even worse
Speaker 4: is that Linxina was accompanied by her mother, okay, the
Speaker 4: child's grandmother, and what had happened was, according to the
Speaker 4: mother and grandmother, their baby was a victim of repeated bullying. Okay,
Speaker 4: the grandmother said, She's been slapped, she's been kicked, they've
Speaker 4: broken her glasses three times, they've broken cell phones twice,
Speaker 4: and all they got from the school is, well, what
Speaker 4: was she doing? They made her out to be the problem,
Speaker 4: according to the grandma. So now, apparently the daughter when
Speaker 4: her teacher, got into it because the teacher disciplined her
Speaker 4: for allegedly lying about her whereabouts during.
Speaker 1: The school day.
Speaker 4: The daughter apparently told the teacher, my mom will handle this.
Speaker 4: The teacher must no, mama, don't play no games. Okay,
Speaker 4: Linzina must have a reputation in Syracuse because the teacher
Speaker 4: is described as a fearful staffer who filed an official
Speaker 4: complaint with the school, and rightfully so, because Linzin and
Speaker 4: her mom came to the school and they wasn't playing Okay,
Speaker 4: they tried to make their way past security. Grandma couldn't
Speaker 4: get in, but Linzina is only four ten. Okay, this
Speaker 4: is true. She's only fourten. She put her hoodie on
Speaker 4: and she blended in with the students. She got in,
Speaker 4: and this is what happened. Let's go to ABC six
Speaker 4: for thirty fourth police.
Speaker 24: The suspect apparently used her hood to hide and was
Speaker 24: short enough to blame din with the students during the
Speaker 24: morning rush. She was then able to get through school
Speaker 24: security without even being noticed, at least at first. Investigators
Speaker 24: say she intentionally came to Lincoln Middle School last Friday
Speaker 24: looking for her daughter's teacher because of what had happened
Speaker 24: between that student and the teacher the day before, the
Speaker 24: teacher apparently writing her up for being missing from class.
Speaker 24: The thirty one year old mother is now accused of
Speaker 24: repeatedly punching the teacher in the face, breaking her nose
Speaker 24: and nasal passage bones.
Speaker 7: These are injuries that you don't often see in boxing matches,
Speaker 7: so they're quite serious.
Speaker 1: Dam ma'ma guy hands Wow. That was ABC nine for
Speaker 1: the news you pull.
Speaker 4: By the way, Linzina was highly upset about what was
Speaker 4: happening to her daughter at school, and she took it out.
Speaker 4: She took it all out on this one teacher. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's that simple. She didn't like her daughter being bully.
Speaker 4: She didn't like whatever her daughter came home and told
Speaker 4: her about the teaching, and she damn sure didn't like
Speaker 4: the school not doing anything about her repeated complaints. So
Speaker 4: she decided that she wanted to become Gravante Tank Davis
Speaker 4: for the day and make this teacher a personal punching bag.
Speaker 4: Now she's charged with burglary and a soul. What the
Speaker 4: hell does she steal? Okay, I know she stole off
Speaker 4: on the teacher, but is that kind as a burglary note? Now,
Speaker 4: Grandma said she feels bad for the teacher. We hate
Speaker 4: what grandma had to say.
Speaker 25: Grandma's grandma spoke the first words, Roxanne Tompkins spoke to
Speaker 25: us today where I'm sorry the teacher got hurt.
Speaker 3: That was never supposed to be that way, and I
Speaker 3: apologize for you know, and I hope she recovers and
Speaker 3: there's always a better way to handle stuff.
Speaker 1: And we were going to talk at the school to
Speaker 1: have a conversation.
Speaker 25: Sutton's mother says the anger Sutton felt stem from bullying
Speaker 25: that her daughter was facing in school and that it
Speaker 25: had gone unresolved.
Speaker 1: Grandma, you got to tell your daughter that. Okay.
Speaker 4: If you did tell your daughter that, she didn't listen
Speaker 4: and she went rogue. Now I have another scenario, and
Speaker 4: that scenario is the kids who were bullying her daughter.
Speaker 4: With some of the kids who saw mama beat down
Speaker 4: the teacher. They say, twenty five kids saw mama beat
Speaker 4: down the teacher. Mama had to make an example out
Speaker 4: of the teacher in front of the students to let
Speaker 4: them know, stop playing before I do this to someone
Speaker 4: you love. Okay, Linzina couldn't put hands on the kids.
Speaker 4: She was smart enough to know that, but she had
Speaker 4: to make an example out of an adult. See I
Speaker 4: Leonard McKelvey. As a parent, I threatened to beat daddy's up. Okay,
Speaker 4: that's my thing, all right, Praise God. None of my
Speaker 4: kids has gone through any bullying. But you don't just,
Speaker 4: you know, go to the school when the child is
Speaker 4: being bullied. No, no, no, no no, you gotta go
Speaker 4: to the sauce. You gotta go to the penis from
Speaker 4: which they came. Okay, Daddy gotta go see daddy, and
Speaker 4: you gotta let daddy know if your child.
Speaker 1: Keeps bothering my child.
Speaker 4: And the next time we see each other, it's going
Speaker 4: to be an issue between us because you are thehead
Speaker 4: of your house and I told you what the issue is.
Speaker 1: So now I'm expecting you as a father to handle it. Okay.
Speaker 4: If you don't, then we got issues. That's where Linzina
Speaker 4: went wrong. You wasn't supposed to do that to a teacher,
Speaker 4: even though I'm sure it was very effective. Okay, you
Speaker 4: put the fear of God into those kids, I'm sure
Speaker 4: and parents, because parents are probably telling their kids right now.
Speaker 1: Leave Lindsey in a child alone after this.
Speaker 4: Okay, But Linzina, you should have after your child who
Speaker 4: is the main protagonist that's bullying you, and then run
Speaker 4: down on their mama and tell their mama to tell
Speaker 4: that child.
Speaker 1: Cut it out.
Speaker 4: If the child don't stop, then catch her mama at
Speaker 4: a back to school night and handle your business.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I said any of that, just now.
Speaker 1: What I really wanted to say.
Speaker 4: What I really wanted to say was people, don't let
Speaker 4: your emotions distract you from doing what needs to be done.
Speaker 4: Control your emotions, or your emotions will control you. There
Speaker 4: was a better way to handle this situation, and Linzina's
Speaker 4: way was not the way. Please give Lindzina Sutton the
Speaker 4: biggest he hull. I do respect Linzina, though, because if
Speaker 4: you really got an issue with a person, swing on them.
Speaker 4: I'm tired of y'all just being mad for the sake
Speaker 4: of being mad, getting on social media or ranting, you know,
Speaker 4: sending out your little tweets and.
Speaker 1: All that you got a real issue, put your hoodie
Speaker 1: on and thug it on out. Go swing on them.
Speaker 3: You just said you'll be the man's penis.
Speaker 1: What I said, you got to say strictly came from
Speaker 1: and beat it.
Speaker 4: To the sauce, which is the penis, and I go
Speaker 4: to the penis from which they can't. I'm using that
Speaker 4: as a as a why couldn't.
Speaker 1: You just say go to your father or your mom.
Speaker 1: Just gotta be man, yo said radio. And it's wordplay,
Speaker 1: you know, okay, little game game crazy. I don't want
Speaker 1: everything to be that is crazy to the sauce, which
Speaker 1: is the penis and the sauce, I said the sauce. Okay,
Speaker 1: that is crazy, that it is. But if you got
Speaker 1: to do that because you can't lose.
Speaker 4: You can't lose when you run down on somebody over
Speaker 4: your kids, So you might run down on this president.
Speaker 1: They might get the best of you, and you might
Speaker 1: have to go to the penis.
Speaker 3: I mean, she's short enough to actually with somebody.
Speaker 1: Do what you gotta do. Don't get beat up in
Speaker 1: front of your kids. Do what you gotta do. Do
Speaker 1: what you gotta do. All right, that's not like a
Speaker 1: young grandma, too, very young grandma. Well, no, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Make she young and she's thirty two.
Speaker 1: I'll give about fifty two young fifty five young grandma?
Speaker 1: Say young grandma? All right, maybe do you know what?
Speaker 1: To be honest with you, I don't know how old
Speaker 1: my grandma was when I was. I gotta do the math.
Speaker 1: I never thought about it.
Speaker 3: I don't know either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I never thought about it. Was older.
Speaker 4: I bet you when we were if we do the
Speaker 4: math on our grandmas, I bet your grandma's like fifty something.
Speaker 1: Now, my grandma was old. She was like seventy.
Speaker 3: But because she was so, say if she did hit
Speaker 3: one of the kids, like or beat up the kids,
Speaker 3: that because because of her size though, No, no.
Speaker 1: She's thirty two, she forty ten, don't matter, she's thirty two.
Speaker 1: She's going to prison. All right, well, thank you for
Speaker 1: that dog of to day.
Speaker 8: When we come back, Jess, fix my mess eight hundred
Speaker 8: five eight five one oh five one. If you haven't
Speaker 8: relationship problems or issues, you can call Jess right now.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Clog, the morning breakfast Club. That's about me.
Speaker 1: For relationship problems. Acts about me.
Speaker 3: If you need to beat your coworker's ass, acts about me,
Speaker 3: if your coworker needs to beat your ass, call it up.
Speaker 3: They got to Jess, and I'm here to fix your mess,
Speaker 3: fix your mask. He's getting very much messy. He let
Speaker 3: me fix that morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's j n V, Jesse, Hilaria Charlamagne, the guy. We
Speaker 8: are the breakfast Club. It's time for just fix my mess.
Speaker 8: We have Jazzmine on the line, Jasmine. Good morning, Good morning, honey.
Speaker 11: Good morning.
Speaker 26: How are y'all good?
Speaker 1: What's your question?
Speaker 26: So I've just gotten out of a ten year, ten
Speaker 26: year relationship. Sorry, and I met this guy like too
Speaker 26: much after my breakup for my ten year relationship. He's
Speaker 26: a good guy, you know, he does a lot for me,
Speaker 26: but he's starting to call my children his children, like
Speaker 26: take care of them like his girls. Even after two muths.
Speaker 26: I'm not physically attracted to him, but he does a
Speaker 26: lot for me, So I just want to know how
Speaker 26: do I break it down to him that, you know,
Speaker 26: I just want to be friends because he's talking about
Speaker 26: marriage and we've only known each other for like two months.
Speaker 16: Hmmm.
Speaker 3: So you like the fact that he does everything for
Speaker 3: you like a husband, but you don't like the fact
Speaker 3: that he's trying to you don't like the other things
Speaker 3: about it. So you like, yeah, you like certain things. Okay.
Speaker 26: So because I just thought out of ten relationship, so
Speaker 26: I'm not really looking to be in another relationship after that.
Speaker 26: Did but I don't want to like hurt his feelings.
Speaker 1: Did you tell him that though.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and he agreed to it.
Speaker 26: You know, you know, we don't have some rush and
Speaker 26: stuff like that. He says things like that, but he's
Speaker 26: still like in his like, you know, I want you
Speaker 26: to be my wife. I want to be in a
Speaker 26: relationship and dreams like that, but I'm not That's not
Speaker 26: what I'm looking for.
Speaker 3: Okay. But you brought him around your children, right Well.
Speaker 26: He actually drives to my dad, so when he comes
Speaker 26: to picks with my dad. I live like next door
Speaker 26: to my dad, he sees why he is outside playing,
Speaker 26: so you know, he just interacts with whenever.
Speaker 2: You feeling hmm.
Speaker 3: Okay, so yeah, I mean it's not really about hurting
Speaker 3: his feelings at this point, because you've seen very strongly
Speaker 3: about about you know, your decision if you were upfront
Speaker 3: with him, like, because a lot of us women and
Speaker 3: I'm gonna save myself as well, a lot of us
Speaker 3: tend to you know. We we lie, you know, just
Speaker 3: to protect somebodice feelings, and we do not keep it
Speaker 3: as a hundred as we know we should, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, and then the guy be all in
Speaker 3: love or whatever, and then we will stay in the
Speaker 3: situation as long as we're benefiting from some part of it.
Speaker 3: And it seems like that's what you're doing. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think you should definitely sit down and talk to him.
Speaker 3: It's not really about hurting this feelings. You can tell
Speaker 3: him that you can start off like that. I don't
Speaker 3: want to hurt your feelings. I really don't want to
Speaker 3: hurt your feelings. But remember I told you at the beginning,
Speaker 3: I'm just getting out of something very serious and I
Speaker 3: just wanted to date. Dating is not really being a
Speaker 3: committed relationship. I'm having fun, but I just don't want
Speaker 3: to get too serious right now and then, you know,
Speaker 3: regret it later because I'm actually not fully healed from
Speaker 3: my previous relationship.
Speaker 13: Tell him that, right, Okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 14: Yes girl.
Speaker 3: When they call me back next tirthime, thank you, no, Brian,
Speaker 3: good luck?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 15: Thank you?
Speaker 1: All right, fix my mess.
Speaker 6: One if you need relationship advice or anything like that,
Speaker 6: calling now.
Speaker 1: It was the breakfast Club in morning. Baby, it's a
Speaker 1: real heel.
Speaker 4: Help me.
Speaker 3: I'm all up in your mess. I'm gonna fix it,
Speaker 3: mix it, fix it it, just gonna fix your mess
Speaker 3: because my advice is real.
Speaker 8: Morning everybody, It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilari, Charlamagne, the gud.
Speaker 8: We are the breakfast Club. It's time for jes fix
Speaker 8: my mess. We got Jessica on the line, Jessica.
Speaker 1: Good morning, morn jess good morning.
Speaker 6: What's your question for gs?
Speaker 13: Okay, So here's the situation. So I have a situationship
Speaker 13: that told me before she came here to visit me
Speaker 13: in the US that she wanted to keep it platonic
Speaker 13: and stay friends because she wanted to overcomplicate things in
Speaker 13: the time for try to leave and with my kids
Speaker 13: and everything like that. Well, now she's here with us
Speaker 13: and it hasn't been platonic at all, and she's here
Speaker 13: for the next week also, so we've still got a
Speaker 13: whole another week from today.
Speaker 3: She what next week? Say again?
Speaker 13: Boom, she's here for the next week.
Speaker 3: Is she there right now? Because you was whispering.
Speaker 13: No, I'm not whispering. It's just it's just yeah, she's there,
Speaker 13: but she's downstairs.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay.
Speaker 13: She expresses that when she does live next week, she
Speaker 13: wants me to go back to being platonic and us
Speaker 13: travel together. How's that gonna work?
Speaker 3: What she want to go back to y'all being friends
Speaker 3: and y'all just travel together.
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, So she has somebody else in that other country.
Speaker 3: What other country might that be? Yeah, she got somebody
Speaker 3: over there, mate, I don't I'm telling you she does
Speaker 3: because she's in love. You know, she came over here,
Speaker 3: she fell in love with you. She wanted to have
Speaker 3: a platonic relationship. She moved in what you was what
Speaker 3: you're saying, why for her time?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 13: No, no, no, no, no, no, she lives there. We've
Speaker 13: been talking forever, like the phone for nine hours at
Speaker 13: a time. It's like safy. But before, right before she came,
Speaker 13: I figured she was just like panicking or something when
Speaker 13: she said it, And she said it right before she came.
Speaker 1: Well, how do you feel?
Speaker 3: I love you love her? You fell in love with her,
Speaker 3: but you already.
Speaker 13: Knew from her before I was ever physical with her. Oh,
Speaker 13: this has been an emotional thing for a year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's hard.
Speaker 15: Mmm.
Speaker 3: And I think I don't know, man. I think she
Speaker 3: playing games to be honest with you, because does she
Speaker 3: know how you feel about her?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think she playing games because you're not gonna
Speaker 3: play with me. You're not going to break up with me.
Speaker 3: You go back to being friends, but now we can
Speaker 3: travel together. That's not what I want to do. I
Speaker 3: fell in love with you before we even got physical
Speaker 3: intimate of any of that, and then now you're going
Speaker 3: back to London.
Speaker 4: None.
Speaker 3: I understand that, and I knew that from the jump.
Speaker 3: But if you're gonna break it off, break it all
Speaker 3: the way off. Can nobody play with your heart like that?
Speaker 3: Not all the way over there?
Speaker 1: Neither?
Speaker 3: What are you considering what you want to do?
Speaker 13: That's the thing we talked about. Either her moving here
Speaker 13: or that's moving there.
Speaker 3: It's more of an inconvenience for you, right, But because
Speaker 3: you have kids, that's.
Speaker 15: Why she was gonna come here. But she was so there.
Speaker 13: The money that she makes us like eighty something thousand
Speaker 13: a year. Here, her money would be like nine hundred
Speaker 13: ninety thousand a year. But she can't find a job
Speaker 13: equivalent because they're only offering her fifty to sixty for
Speaker 13: what she does. She's an engineer.
Speaker 3: Ooh, yeah, that's that's that's the sticky one. Y'all gonna
Speaker 3: have to do the long distance thing until one of
Speaker 3: y'all can figure out what happens. I mean, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: say it ain't no long distance thing.
Speaker 13: If she's telling me that she wants to have a
Speaker 13: platonic way she.
Speaker 3: Leaves, well, then there you go. You gotta leave her,
Speaker 3: and you can't allow her to play games with you,
Speaker 3: and don't get fluid out being dumb neither like no,
Speaker 3: like you. You have to stick to your because you're
Speaker 3: in love with this girl this one.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, I was married for seventeen years and
Speaker 13: stay single for six and then it's been her for
Speaker 13: the past year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, don't, don't don't play yourself.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, you're about to seduce you
Speaker 1: just ways.
Speaker 3: Because you know so, Yeah, don't don't play yourself. Bull
Speaker 3: and telling me I have to go all the way
Speaker 3: back to for Homer lonely.
Speaker 1: Man, it's just a jaw and a scrap on find
Speaker 1: that in Oklahoma. No, that is not what it is. No,
Speaker 1: but that's not what you have to do.
Speaker 3: You can actually put yourself first that if you look
Speaker 3: at it more like that, that's putting yourself first. Because nah,
Speaker 3: trust me, this is a sign platonic. Please not at that.
Speaker 3: I'm in love with you. We're done. I'm sorry, okay,
Speaker 3: goo goolong, thank you, no problem, yea.
Speaker 15: To you.
Speaker 3: Not sorry, it's sorry.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, just fix my mess. Eight hundred five
Speaker 8: eight five one on five one. Now we got just
Speaker 8: with the mess coming up, Yes we do.
Speaker 3: Tiffany is updating us on how you know, just just.
Speaker 1: Twenty six just that fifteen percent, got plug around, just
Speaker 1: got finished helping people. Man, got up. Yeah, specifically, we.
Speaker 3: We gotta do it. We gotta update y'all on what
Speaker 3: she's saying.
Speaker 8: All right, we'll get to it. Nexus the Breakfast Club
Speaker 8: awarded the Breakfast club.
Speaker 1: You mean moaning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is the j n V. Just hilarious charlamage the
Speaker 8: guy we are the Breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning yo. Phone service is still out, by the way,
Speaker 1: not mine.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 6: If you have AT and T, they're going to a
Speaker 6: bunch of problems this morning. And phone service is out.
Speaker 1: So it's not you.
Speaker 8: You probably paid your bill or maybe it didn't. But
Speaker 8: it's not because of the bill. It's because the service
Speaker 8: is just out.
Speaker 1: Just it is what it is. That's crazy, have no service.
Speaker 8: It still works on Wi Fi if you got a
Speaker 8: Wi Fi connect, but if you're out out of that
Speaker 8: Wi Fi zone, you're on your own.
Speaker 6: But let's get to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 4: It is real.
Speaker 15: Just rob the Lord just don't do just is gonna bring.
Speaker 4: Numbers on the Breakfast Club knowledgenous people stats.
Speaker 3: Oh Man Haidia Broadbent dies at thirty nine. HIV AIDS
Speaker 3: activist Hydia Broadbent. She passed away. She gained a media
Speaker 3: attention for being a part of America's first generation of
Speaker 3: children born HIV positive in the late eighteen hundreds. It
Speaker 3: was presumed that Broadbent was born with HIV, but she
Speaker 3: was not diagnosed until she was three. She spoke to
Speaker 3: Magic Johnson on Nickelodeon on a Nickelodeon special about HIV
Speaker 3: and AIDS in nineteen ninety two. That was around a
Speaker 3: time where he at first came out saying that you know,
Speaker 3: he was diagnosed with it as well, and this is
Speaker 3: what he said, you know she was saying on that show.
Speaker 3: Activist Idea Broadbent has died. Her father Lauren announced the
Speaker 3: sad news on social media, saying, in part, despite facing
Speaker 3: numerous challenges throughout her life, Hydia remained determined to spread
Speaker 3: hope and positivity through education around HIV AIDS. Broadbent was
Speaker 3: left at birth at a Nevada hospital before she was
Speaker 3: adopted by Lauren and Patricia Broadbent. Doctors at the time
Speaker 3: said she had a life expectancy of only five years.
Speaker 3: She made the world cry when, as a six year old,
Speaker 3: she explained her desires to basketball star Magic Johnson.
Speaker 11: No, yeah, people, you don't have to cry.
Speaker 1: Idea Broadbent was thirty nine years old.
Speaker 7: Yo.
Speaker 1: Dress Broadbent.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, it was in her family healing energy.
Speaker 23: M hm.
Speaker 3: So I didn't notice she was adopted the fact that
Speaker 3: they had only given her a five year lifetime expectancy,
Speaker 3: and she lived to be thirty nine.
Speaker 6: Well that was back in the day before there was
Speaker 6: really any.
Speaker 1: Anything like that.
Speaker 8: Did she pass from the complications of HIV and a's
Speaker 8: or was it something else because it's with so much
Speaker 8: treatment now people are saying, you know, people living in
Speaker 8: the eighties, nineties.
Speaker 3: And yeah, that was actually made unclear as of right now.
Speaker 3: Her father is the one, Lauren brodbn is actually who
Speaker 3: announced it early on Facebook yesterday. He didn't specify her
Speaker 3: cause of death.
Speaker 1: But she was also on.
Speaker 3: OPRAH when she was eleven yo and she was so cute.
Speaker 3: She had her little nose ring and that that's the
Speaker 3: video that's been going viral and everything like that. So yeah,
Speaker 3: just I don't even want to play it all day.
Speaker 3: It's just so sad. It's like, I don't really want
Speaker 3: to play it. But yeah, prays that to her family
Speaker 3: and God rest her soul. Tiffany Haddage gets emotional when
Speaker 3: responding to backlash for her Israel trip. Tiffany spoke to
Speaker 3: TMZ to respond to the backlash she received for a
Speaker 3: trip to Israel, and she had doubled down on the
Speaker 3: fact that she was there to do her own research
Speaker 3: about what's going on.
Speaker 27: I'm a fine believer, Go see with your own eyes
Speaker 27: before you pass judge me. You know, go there cautiously,
Speaker 27: be cautious, but go see for yourself. I care about
Speaker 27: both sides. I care about humanity, human being. I'm here
Speaker 27: all by myself, just like I was saying in twenty
Speaker 27: eighteen when they was asking me about Monique and her husband,
Speaker 27: and I said, I don't do my business the way
Speaker 27: she does business because I don't have a husband. I
Speaker 27: don't have what she has. Right, I'm all alone. That's
Speaker 27: what I'm trying to tell you, guy, Like I'm doing
Speaker 27: this all by myself.
Speaker 4: I think we were talking about this yesterday. It was
Speaker 4: just like, yo, man, stop, you don't have to We
Speaker 4: don't have to put people in our business. You don't
Speaker 4: have to tell everybody what you're doing. Right, you could
Speaker 4: have she could make that move to Israel or not
Speaker 4: let anybody know.
Speaker 3: Not let anybody know.
Speaker 1: Go learn what you need to learn, come back and
Speaker 1: have a conversation. We like to let people know every
Speaker 1: single step of what we're doing.
Speaker 4: And then you know, when you're criticized, when people criticize
Speaker 4: us for it, then we feel the way.
Speaker 3: It's like, know, we didn't have to know that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but I remember I did say yesterday, like I hope
Speaker 3: she's not alone, and when we typically, I mean when
Speaker 3: we see her, she is alone. So that actually plays
Speaker 3: to the fact that that, like what she was saying,
Speaker 3: like she don't have she don't do business the way
Speaker 3: MO need to do business because she she don't have't
Speaker 3: have no husband, she don't have nobody or whatever. That's crazy.
Speaker 6: That can get lonely out here, But it's scary that
Speaker 6: the fact that she went there by herself, like that's
Speaker 6: that's what really scares me, because yeah, it seems like
Speaker 6: the country is is unrest right now.
Speaker 8: And you know, I mean, I know you're really close
Speaker 8: with her. Have you spoke to her when she was
Speaker 8: out there? You spoke to yesterday? She's doing Okay, that's.
Speaker 3: You such a clown? What doing what you want?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 15: The problem?
Speaker 4: Let everybody know every step you think, like right, but
Speaker 4: she called you and you call her like a clown?
Speaker 1: Why are you over there? Okay, it's something I would
Speaker 1: do that what youre doing? Why are you both.
Speaker 4: Who?
Speaker 1: BIRG defends Malia Obama.
Speaker 3: On a recent episode of the View, Big Goldberg defended
Speaker 3: Malia Obama for dropping her last name at the Sundance
Speaker 3: Film Festival.
Speaker 28: Former first daughter Malia Obama recently made her directorial debut
Speaker 28: at the Sundance Film Festival with a short film called
Speaker 28: The Heart, but she's credited crediting herself. She's calling herself.
Speaker 6: As the filmmaker Malia add and apparently some.
Speaker 28: Folks online are criticizing her for claiming that everyone knows
Speaker 28: she's an Obama, so it's pointless to hotte it if she.
Speaker 11: Knows she's an Obama, Why do you care?
Speaker 1: Why do you care what she calls herself?
Speaker 28: If she wanted to call herself Janet McDonald, she has
Speaker 28: the right to.
Speaker 1: I could be Whoopy Goldberg, she could.
Speaker 11: Be whoever the hell she wants to be.
Speaker 3: I'm in agreeance with that. I'm in agreeance with that.
Speaker 3: But I didn't know that what b Goldberg wasn't what Goldberg.
Speaker 3: Her name is actually Karen or karenne Elaine Johnson.
Speaker 1: I know that, we definitely knew that, but we were
Speaker 1: born in absolutely.
Speaker 3: Born wait wait wait wait wait earlier to means but
Speaker 3: I ain't know that. But no, to her defense and
Speaker 3: to our point, what she's saying, yeah, it don't matter.
Speaker 3: These kids be wanting their own identity, like she don't
Speaker 3: want to you know. She she had a film at
Speaker 3: the Sundance Film Festival. She don't want to win because
Speaker 3: she's an Obama and she didn't want recognition just because
Speaker 3: she's an Obama. And if like, like she said, if
Speaker 3: she noticed she won, why does it bother you?
Speaker 4: She said that she can't get the table. She wanted
Speaker 4: a restaurant, and she was like, I'm a bo that's
Speaker 4: Brock Obama's daughter.
Speaker 1: You better see that. I was thinking to say, I
Speaker 1: just can't.
Speaker 6: She don't want to be judged because.
Speaker 1: Who she is, but it is.
Speaker 2: His daughter.
Speaker 1: Ain't nothing wrong with a little nepotism? What are you crazy?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 15: Thing?
Speaker 3: Does she not fooling anybody? Everybody supposed to know, so
Speaker 3: she supposed to walk in and get that anyway. I'm
Speaker 3: Alia and and I want to sayble.
Speaker 1: Did y might not get that table? Obama moved that
Speaker 1: table please.
Speaker 4: By the way, mad people change their name in the
Speaker 4: industry Hollywood, that's what they do. Like Jamie Fox name Jamie.
Speaker 1: Fox, I know, right?
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 4: Like Darius Eric Bishop that one? I thought the name
Speaker 4: ain't been diesel Ah Mark Marx and club shut. I
Speaker 4: don't believe them google it.
Speaker 1: One thing.
Speaker 4: One thing my God been told me. Don't convince these
Speaker 4: heathens because sometimes Marx and Claire has.
Speaker 1: Been the name. You ain't gotta believe anybody. Believe no
Speaker 1: neither when he told me was.
Speaker 3: Right, And that's crazy. You Leonard and I did not
Speaker 3: even Leonards in Baltimore. You Lenard Leonard, that.
Speaker 1: Is that is Leonard Leonard.
Speaker 3: Okay, Wow, I'm just gonna rob more per what it is.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: Ain't no getting away from it. I love my name.
Speaker 6: That's just what I messed up, all right, thank you, Jess.
Speaker 6: When we come back, we got the people's choice.
Speaker 4: Max.
Speaker 1: It o't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, wake up.
Speaker 6: If you're like, enter the Breakfast Club, ooning everybody in
Speaker 6: stej n V Jess, hilarious, charlamage the God. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. It's Black History.
Speaker 1: Month for what we're doing. Listen, Sluthor, my guy beat Out.
Speaker 4: You know every day during Black History Month, my man
Speaker 4: beat Out puts out a podcast called I Didn't Know
Speaker 4: Maybe you didn't either, And today he's gonna talk to
Speaker 4: you about the buy and how religion would you to
Speaker 4: justify slavery.
Speaker 14: Let's discuss it was so easy to keep the enslaved
Speaker 14: minds accepting of their status under the guys of religion
Speaker 14: when they're direct instructions from God himself. That tells you
Speaker 14: you're supposed to be a slave. If it's taught that way,
Speaker 14: I'll explain. I often wonder what religion black folks practice
Speaker 14: before Christianity was literally beaten into us. It's no secret
Speaker 14: that the Bible was read to us, seeing as how
Speaker 14: we weren't equipped with that skill set. And even when
Speaker 14: blacks were educated enough to read the version of the
Speaker 14: Bible they would get to read and teach would be
Speaker 14: the scriptures to keep them submissive. The Bible has tons
Speaker 14: of references to slavery. It speaks on the treatment of slaves,
Speaker 14: especially the Old Testament, like Ephesians six ' one. Slaves,
Speaker 14: obey your earthly masters with respect and fear and with
Speaker 14: sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ.
Speaker 1: That's right there, Ephesian six's one.
Speaker 14: The New Testament got some doozies too, Colossians three twenty two.
Speaker 7: Servants obey your masters and everything obey all the time,
Speaker 7: even when they can't see you don't just pretend to
Speaker 7: work hard so that they will treat you well. No,
Speaker 7: you must serve your masters honestly because you respect the Lord.
Speaker 14: Wouldn't there let them enslaved individual see scriptures like Galatians
Speaker 14: three twenty eight where it says, ain't no slave or
Speaker 14: free we all want in Christ? Oh, No, couldn't let
Speaker 14: them see those But the curse of Ham in Genesis.
Speaker 14: That story was used for hundreds of years of justification
Speaker 14: for slavery.
Speaker 1: And human bondage. Again, I grew up in the church.
Speaker 14: I thought I knew all the good biblical stories, but
Speaker 14: I was not familiar with the story of Ham. Story goes,
Speaker 14: Noah got drunk and passed out. His son Ham saw
Speaker 14: him naked, and when he told his brothers, his two
Speaker 14: brothers came home and they clothed Noah. And Noah was
Speaker 14: so angry with Ham that he cursed Ham's son Canaan.
Speaker 14: Not from power now, you, not even my mother, you
Speaker 14: just rock, Not that Kanan. This was Ham's son, Kanaan.
Speaker 14: And Noah was so angry that he cursed Canaan to
Speaker 14: be the slave to his uncle's forever. Story goes, when
Speaker 14: Noah cursed him, he turned black, and it was taught
Speaker 14: to some as the beginning of different races. Some said
Speaker 14: Ham represented all black folks and was cursed that I'm
Speaker 14: good slave holding Southern Christians. Their interpretation was that Genesis
Speaker 14: account establishes that God wills black people to be enslaved perpetually.
Speaker 14: But it don't even make sense because Noah didn't curse Ham,
Speaker 14: but he shifted at a generation and cursed Kanaan Genesis
Speaker 14: teaches every human being comes from Noah and one of
Speaker 14: his three sons, one of the two that clothed him
Speaker 14: in his drunkenness, Shim the ancestor of the Semites, Jeff
Speaker 14: Path the ancestor of the Europeans, and Ham, the ancestor
Speaker 14: of the Africans. Look, you can do your own deep
Speaker 14: dive on that. The point of today's episode of I
Speaker 14: didn't know. Maybe you didn't either. It's that bad biblical
Speaker 14: interpretation hurts people. They justify unjust institutions, they motivated moral behavior,
Speaker 14: and they encourage harmful latitudes.
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Speaker 8: When we come back, we got your positive note. What
Speaker 8: just we'll ask away? You know what, leave alone. It's
Speaker 8: the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Good boy, more than everybody at cj n V.
Speaker 8: Just hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Just how you feeling, Jess?
Speaker 1: I feel good. I feel good.
Speaker 3: I felt sick earlier. But yo, I again. I have
Speaker 3: to just figure out what I can eat in the
Speaker 3: mornings because I'd be so hungry. But when I eat anything,
Speaker 3: it'd be feeling like it's sitting right in my chest
Speaker 3: like I can't do it.
Speaker 4: I can do.
Speaker 3: I hate oatmeal on a bulld egg today. It's not given,
Speaker 3: it's given. No, it's not giving. Is about to come up?
Speaker 1: You tate smovies.
Speaker 3: That's what everybody keeps saying. I tried to today to
Speaker 3: soothe my stomach. That didn't work smoothies. The last time
Speaker 3: I had smoothies, I threw that up, you know, and
Speaker 3: I had flex sis and if flexias are really good
Speaker 3: for you, but I threw it up. I couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know, but.
Speaker 1: Y'all need to. Y'all need to get on my birthday.
Speaker 1: When is it Saturday second? Oh, that's next Saturday? Up
Speaker 1: the following saturdays.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Listen all right, So if there are any wardrobe designs
Speaker 3: in New York or anybody want to make me a
Speaker 3: dress or something like that, because I still got to
Speaker 3: come into the top shape, even though I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: be drinking and shaking my ass all day. I mean
Speaker 3: I might be doing that, but make sure if y'all
Speaker 3: want to make me something for my birthday, I gotta
Speaker 3: walk up in there real good. Like my birthday. My
Speaker 3: birthday was February three. But the party is Saturday, March second,
Speaker 3: for ci double weekend in Baltimore, and it's at the
Speaker 3: Baltimore Peninsula twenty four fifty five House Street. Get your tickets.
Speaker 3: The Lincols in my bio. Y'all come in this cre.
Speaker 2: When is it no matter?
Speaker 1: March second, right, Yeah, I'm gonna be out there on Friday.
Speaker 8: I got a party Friday, so we were trying to
Speaker 8: schedule some things so we can stay out there and
Speaker 8: hang with you on that Saturday.
Speaker 3: But if you don't, I'm not really gonna hold my breath.
Speaker 8: Well, get your tickets. Absolutely positively, Charlamonne, you got a positive.
Speaker 1: Note I do, man.
Speaker 4: It comes from a writer named Anna Taylor. Love yourself
Speaker 4: enough to set boundaries. Your time and energy are precious
Speaker 4: and you get to decide how you use them. You
Speaker 4: teach people how to treat you by deciding what you
Speaker 4: will and won't accept.
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, you don'na finish, or y'all done,