Speaker 1: Listen to your shirt every single day.
Speaker 2: Brickless clod God, damn good breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Put that ass up on a breakfast club, baby.
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Speaker 2: You're like this rare air.
Speaker 1: She got platforms and partners all over the place with us.
Speaker 1: Your man is so high people want to be invistit.
Speaker 3: To with the breakfast buck.
Speaker 1: I don't think white people know how popular you guys are.
Speaker 2: Dj Envy, Jess hilarious, Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 1: You guys really are like the hip hop early morning
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Speaker 4: Lady Yo.
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Speaker 6: Yo yo yo Jess hilarious, Good morning, Charlemagne the God
Speaker 6: is running a little late and good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 1: How you feeling good?
Speaker 7: Like I hear early today? You see I have my
Speaker 7: makeup on today.
Speaker 1: I see I look so good, she said herself. I
Speaker 1: look so good. You don't have your sweats on today.
Speaker 1: I ain't got on my sweats.
Speaker 6: I got on a whole suit y'all got a whole suit, Andy,
Speaker 6: be trying to play with you, be playing with you.
Speaker 6: I just say it's gonna take about four weeks and
Speaker 6: you're gonna be in in your and you was u ugetable.
Speaker 7: But I'm still gonna pop out though you pop out,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. They're still gonna pop out.
Speaker 7: What you well, I know right right here behind his death.
Speaker 1: And guess what day it is? Guess what day it is?
Speaker 1: What day is it? That's right, it's Wednesday, Charlo. What's happening?
Speaker 1: How y'all feeling this morning? Good time?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: Last night?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: What the hell would I be out for Tuesday? I'm
Speaker 1: a forty five year old grown ass man in seventy eight,
Speaker 1: married with kids know they shouldn't. And you you.
Speaker 7: Spent your evening at the damn playground with the kids playground?
Speaker 1: That's what I was. Definitely I was at the playground.
Speaker 1: My daughter had cheerleading practice, dance yep, and then I
Speaker 1: was home watching the Michigan primaries. Okay, yeah, he still
Speaker 1: look snatched in the face.
Speaker 7: Okay even when you look yes.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, it's given. Why are you feeling? Just
Speaker 1: how are you feeling.
Speaker 7: I'm feeling good and no morning sickness this morning. Yes,
Speaker 7: my baby chilling to that baby chilling. The baby is chilling.
Speaker 1: Give it to about seven thirty eight twenty Well today
Speaker 1: on the show, doctor Phil will be joining us. Doctor
Speaker 1: Phil got a new book out called what We've Got Issues.
Speaker 6: Yeah, how how you can stand for America's soul insanity?
Speaker 6: We've got issues? That's right and it's out right now.
Speaker 6: My daughter was super excited with her doctor Phil was
Speaker 6: on it. She was like, doctor Phil is gonna be
Speaker 6: on the show.
Speaker 3: I'm like yeah.
Speaker 6: She was like, I watch all his stuff on YouTube.
Speaker 6: I'm like, you know he's on regular television. Was like,
Speaker 6: I don't know, I just watch it on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Yo, that is kids TV. Yes, that's the kids TV YouTube. Yes, wow,
Speaker 1: I know she was still talking on TV. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think, I don't think. Don't think.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 6: She was like, I like the meeting, but I think
Speaker 6: he just tell me about my relationships. I'd rather just
Speaker 6: listen on the radio. Twenty two year old. Yes, she
Speaker 6: loved doctor so but doctor Phil will be joining us
Speaker 6: this morning. A lot to discuss with doctor Phil, and
Speaker 6: then when we come back, like Charlamage said, the Michigan
Speaker 6: primaries were last night. Teslin figure O will be next
Speaker 6: to Front page News will break that down. So don't
Speaker 6: go anywhere. It's breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning morning everybody. It's dj n V, Jess, Hilary's
Speaker 1: Charlomagne the God. We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Let's get in some front page News.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Test, good morning, DJMV, Jess, Hilarious, Charlemagne to God,
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Let's jump right into it. Let's talk about the Michigan
Speaker 6: primaries last night.
Speaker 8: Man, big deal last night.
Speaker 7: So Republicans and Democrats ran a primary last night. But
Speaker 7: the main story is, and we know we expected Trump
Speaker 7: to win. Nikki Hayley was not successful and yesterday's primary,
Speaker 7: but she says she is staying in until Super Tuesday,
Speaker 7: which is March fifth, by the way. But Biden also
Speaker 7: won his primary. But the main thing that happened last
Speaker 7: night was the no commitment vote. So when you look
Speaker 7: at the fact that one hundred thousand people showed up
Speaker 7: yesterday to vote uncommitted against Joe Biden, that is a real,
Speaker 7: real problem on their hands for Democrats. Now, we talked
Speaker 7: a little bit about this on yesterday on what no
Speaker 7: commitment means. And so Representative Andy Levine, who is a
Speaker 7: part of that movement, said that this was historic. This
Speaker 7: has never happened before. Now the movement will continue to
Speaker 7: various states until there is a ceasefire again. They are
Speaker 7: supported by another organization a five to' one c four
Speaker 7: a pack called ABRA Americans for Progress who's support in
Speaker 7: this movement and before it talks it to you so
Speaker 7: people can understand numbers. In twenty sixteen, Bernie Sanders beat
Speaker 7: Hillary Clinton by only eighteen thousand votes in Michigan. In
Speaker 7: the general election, Trump beat Hillary Clinton in Michigan by
Speaker 7: just a little bit of ten thousand votes.
Speaker 8: So it doesn't take a lot to lose the state.
Speaker 7: So when one hundred thousand people are showing up to
Speaker 7: say no, we want to do something different, it's a
Speaker 7: real concern.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I wonder what those uncommitted, uncommitted votes will mean
Speaker 1: in a general election though, because it's hard for me
Speaker 1: to believe that those folks who voted uncommitted are going
Speaker 1: to sit out in November when it's just Biden versus Trump.
Speaker 1: I just don't see it.
Speaker 8: It's not hard for me to believe.
Speaker 7: I mean, I worked on Michigan during twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 7: when I look at the different dynamics that are happening
Speaker 7: with the with the students who are upset about that relief,
Speaker 7: when you look at the unions who are on strike
Speaker 7: multiple times, when you look at the Muslim community, it
Speaker 7: doesn't take much all. It doesn't take one hundred thousand
Speaker 7: people to sit out. It could take ten thousand the
Speaker 7: shift to shift this, it could take five thousand. And
Speaker 7: remember they have to go back and earn the vote
Speaker 7: of these one hundred thousand and then some, so it
Speaker 7: requires work. It also is going to require more work
Speaker 7: on the Biden campaign to put more money and invest
Speaker 7: more in Michigan, which means that takes away from another state.
Speaker 8: So it's a real threat. Just because Rashida Salib.
Speaker 7: Says she's going to be on board with Biden in
Speaker 7: November doesn't mean she speaks for all of those one
Speaker 7: hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they're sitting out because of what's happening in
Speaker 1: Israel and Godza. What do they think? Do they think
Speaker 1: Trump is going to be better? Exactly?
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 7: Then they've said that they don't care. What they care
Speaker 7: about is trying to get a result right now. So
Speaker 7: it's not an issue of a lesser evil with them,
Speaker 7: it is they gave Biden their vote in the last election.
Speaker 7: They're demanding something from him now. They want him to
Speaker 7: take action. They organize the pack, they put money behind it,
Speaker 7: actually on the ground, and they're doing the work. And
Speaker 7: so this is why what you mentioned yesterday, Charlamagne is important.
Speaker 7: You know, folks want the right think pieces about what
Speaker 7: you're saying, and kill a Mike is saying. They need
Speaker 7: to be worried about these organizations that are literally putting
Speaker 7: money on the ground to say, hey, don't vote, so
Speaker 7: while people are ignoring that, this is what was happening.
Speaker 7: And just to mention some other states, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Massachusetts, Ohio,
Speaker 7: it's about fifteen other states that you can also vote
Speaker 7: no commitment in and they'll be organizing there as well,
Speaker 7: so this will not just be one hundred thousand people
Speaker 7: if there's not a ceasefire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I definitely believe it's something that Biden administration should
Speaker 1: be concerned about and they should definitely pay attention to
Speaker 1: those individuals feelings. But once again, I don't see them
Speaker 1: sitting out in November if it's a thread of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump getting back in the White House. All right, All right,
Speaker 1: well that is Front page News.
Speaker 6: They say Nicki Haley spent over thirty five million dollars
Speaker 6: on her campaign.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of money. How much more is she
Speaker 1: gonna spend? She raising a lot of money too. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's a problem when Niggi Helly staying in
Speaker 1: the race simply because like it's helping to raise her
Speaker 1: profile and she's she's she's raising money and people are
Speaker 1: going out there and voting for I don't know if
Speaker 1: they're voting for her voting against Trump, but she is
Speaker 1: getting you know, a good percentage of vote.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let me give you that number right quick.
Speaker 7: She did two hundred and ninety five thousand people twenty
Speaker 7: seven percent. Trump won by seven hundred and fifty six thousand,
Speaker 7: sixty eight percent. So again, message campaigns they do matter.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, that is front page News. Now get
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Speaker 9: Good morning, the break Club. This is your time to
Speaker 9: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five five one
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Speaker 9: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this? This is D Hey d good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning. I need to talk to my fellow Lisbion.
Speaker 1: How you doing, d Yes?
Speaker 10: How you doing now?
Speaker 11: Charlotte, big brother almighty? What did the luxury size.
Speaker 2: Community do to you?
Speaker 1: The whole community, the.
Speaker 10: Luxury size community aka the Big Back the.
Speaker 1: Luxury like that?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: I love that. We were talking yesterday about what word
Speaker 1: should we use to describe people instead.
Speaker 11: Of our side of the luxury because we chose instead
Speaker 11: of drugs.
Speaker 2: But what we doing to you?
Speaker 1: Nothing I didn't listen to.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know when Jessa Larrace was telling that story.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know the woman was a part of
Speaker 1: the Big Back community. I just said it sounded like
Speaker 1: she she is.
Speaker 11: A luxury side system. But here's the thing. Your paths
Speaker 11: do not discriminate when they choose a victim. I'm no
Speaker 11: more slim ships than it got played than us.
Speaker 2: They don't discriminate.
Speaker 11: And then on top of that, he was paying her bill.
Speaker 1: He was paying her bill. Usually it is the other
Speaker 1: way around. Usually it's the big back paying the bills,
Speaker 1: paying the bill. It's big, really offensive. But I don't
Speaker 1: like luxury.
Speaker 11: I love the luxury size.
Speaker 1: I like luxury, But luxury just means expensive, don't mean big.
Speaker 11: It's a pleasure right now, is excessive, but the luxury
Speaker 11: right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, luxury means bigger usually Yeah, yeh, luxury is big.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 11: Your mental health said, you can't put that in the
Speaker 11: narrative about that, like we just all that that that's
Speaker 11: not the case.
Speaker 1: Well, you're right, But I just said, in that case,
Speaker 1: it did sound like big back behavior, and I was right.
Speaker 1: So is it a stereotype if it's true, I didn't
Speaker 1: know she was big. They just don't like to turn
Speaker 1: big back. But see, but love means extravagant living. It
Speaker 1: means opulence, like extravagant, too, extravagant size. It's not an
Speaker 1: extravagant just means all that sounds big, though, Look extravagy, premium,
Speaker 1: premium size, all that sounds good.
Speaker 6: Ninety three I'm just sating premium back, Premium back.
Speaker 1: I love premium back. Premium back is good. Jesus Christ, Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this Carrie?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 1: Carry going here?
Speaker 3: I like to say, yes, he's doing a great job.
Speaker 5: I don't know what happens, but those comments got her
Speaker 5: working good Man, she's.
Speaker 1: Doing she was doing a good job comments.
Speaker 10: I mean she's doing good.
Speaker 1: You're doing good now, just hilarious her.
Speaker 6: You just can't say, Jess is doing it damn thing.
Speaker 6: You ain't got to go to what she's doing her thing.
Speaker 5: Now she's killing and and and she's killing it and
Speaker 5: now I want Pears in there with her.
Speaker 1: That'd be great page news.
Speaker 7: I appreciate you carry, Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: All right, get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: If you need to vent, phone lines to wide open.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: And addy, is it your time to get it off
Speaker 9: your chest?
Speaker 1: Wait up. Whether you're mad or blast, it's time to
Speaker 1: get up and get something.
Speaker 3: Call up now.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred and five eighty five one oh five one.
Speaker 9: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: Hello this Hey, this is fine.
Speaker 1: Hey Todd, good morning. Get you off your chest.
Speaker 13: Good Morning Jess and Charlotte Maagne and.
Speaker 1: The morning Baby.
Speaker 13: I just want to get off my chest that I
Speaker 13: hate the fact that people try to guilt trip you
Speaker 13: into continuously helping them out, even after you said no.
Speaker 13: It's like they'll ask you something and you'll say no,
Speaker 13: and they'll be like, they'll give you a sob story
Speaker 13: like oh whoa, because I gotta go here and I
Speaker 13: got to figure out eleven. And I'm like, I don't care.
Speaker 13: I said no, I don't want to do it.
Speaker 7: I understand, but they keep doing it.
Speaker 6: Ty, you know, you know what I do when somebody
Speaker 6: calls and they be like, man, things going hard, and
Speaker 6: you they said the same thing, but like, yeah, me too,
Speaker 6: but like you know, I like my my my engine
Speaker 6: just blue, the boiler my house went out, and the
Speaker 6: roof lea kid. So now they they'll feel guilty asking
Speaker 6: you when you just tell them all the things that.
Speaker 1: You gotta do. I'll just simply say no, I know
Speaker 1: the words. You got to tell everybody everything. You just
Speaker 1: be like, look, I feel you, man, We're all going
Speaker 1: through it. I got I got bills, and.
Speaker 7: Ain't nobody can believe nothing that you said about what's
Speaker 7: going on in your house.
Speaker 13: They just keep going and keep going and keep going,
Speaker 13: and you'll be like, all right, I'm done, and they'll
Speaker 13: be like, yeah, because I gotta get the kidney transplant tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Life. So just that soul, that's kidney chances. Man, you
Speaker 1: might want help. You might want to help him on
Speaker 1: that one.
Speaker 7: Somebody else knows.
Speaker 1: Medical bills are like, what makes you think I can
Speaker 1: help you with a kidney transplant? Somebody call you said,
Speaker 1: they get a kid You can help me a little.
Speaker 6: Bit, give me a little I don't know, give him
Speaker 6: what the big decision for them all.
Speaker 1: Give him the uber ride dead to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Do something.
Speaker 1: Jimmy transplant costs four hundred and forty two thousand. The
Speaker 1: average kidney transplant cost is over is four hundred and
Speaker 1: forty two thousand, five hundred dollars. What's the doctor's the head?
Speaker 4: Medical? No, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eighty five,
Speaker 6: one oh five one.
Speaker 1: We got just with the mess coming up what we're
Speaker 1: talking about. Yes, we do.
Speaker 7: Actually, the tickets for the Black Effect Podcast Festival goes
Speaker 7: on sale today, so we got some good promo for that.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yeah, at noon. Yeah, we got tickets to
Speaker 1: give away. I don't know we got tickets to go
Speaker 1: give away with tickets. I'm sure you know. We will
Speaker 1: have tickets to give away, but tickets go on sale
Speaker 1: today at noon. Okay, yes, we'll get to that. Next.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast slogan Morning the Breakfast Club. I am
Speaker 1: so happy this song not number one in the country.
Speaker 1: No more like I like Jack Haller's now. I just
Speaker 1: don't like hearing the white man talk about whips and
Speaker 1: change regardless. It's not context. No, Beyonce texts whole number
Speaker 1: one now.
Speaker 7: And what's crazy even crazy is that I love the beat.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, it's a fantastic record. Yes, but the beat
Speaker 1: is crazy. This pisses you off when you're sitting around
Speaker 1: and you just find yourself like, I don't want no
Speaker 1: whips in chains.
Speaker 7: You don't blame in the back vanilla baby, but I
Speaker 7: ain't no killer baby.
Speaker 1: That's what we said.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh my goodness, good morning. We are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: DJ M bees Selary, shall I mean the guy. Let's
Speaker 6: get to just with the message.
Speaker 2: This is real, just a rib the Lord just don't
Speaker 2: do is gonna bring numbers.
Speaker 1: On the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Okay, so yesterday we obviously ruffled some feathers and whatever.
Speaker 1: There was not what happened? You want to go down
Speaker 1: memory lane? No, I don't. I don't even want you
Speaker 1: to talk about what you're about to talk about it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you about to talk about.
Speaker 7: But well a lot of people don't like when you
Speaker 7: talk about things that they don't want you to talk about.
Speaker 1: But you do it, don't you.
Speaker 7: So sos Madison, you know, she decided to address me
Speaker 7: on p H A G T A w K.
Speaker 1: FAT.
Speaker 7: That's the name of the thing that she said. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's the name of the show. Yeah, that's it's called
Speaker 7: fact Talk, and that's what it is. And she set
Speaker 7: up there with a sidekick of hers and they look
Speaker 7: like Batman a Robin, just talking running her mouth. Y'all
Speaker 7: can refer to her page if y'all would like to
Speaker 7: go hear what she said. I would dare not play
Speaker 7: that on this radio here. But all in all, she
Speaker 7: thought she ate that like she she thought she ate
Speaker 7: with that one. But apparently she eating all the wrong people.
Speaker 7: That's why she's still hungry now. She said she was
Speaker 7: she she had a big back that's what she said.
Speaker 7: That's what she wanted to run with about the bigs. No,
Speaker 7: but she was more so upset that I didn't like
Speaker 7: the fact that she had sinuated like an attack.
Speaker 1: Are we going to cave his face and let me know?
Speaker 7: Because if you or even I were to say that
Speaker 7: to her, it would be a crime, you know, on
Speaker 7: and offline.
Speaker 1: You know now, saying the.
Speaker 7: Shoe fits would be if the shoe fits where that's
Speaker 7: the same. But you took the shoe, you stuffed your
Speaker 7: fat ass foot in it, and and your toes couldn't breathe.
Speaker 7: So in other words, you reached, you reached, you know,
Speaker 7: and I know they say a hit dog whilla, but
Speaker 7: you ain't even a dog that we was calling.
Speaker 1: You're not. So what do we do to smooth this over?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 7: Excuse me, please? She is a confused picking a blanket.
Speaker 1: You are not the dog.
Speaker 7: You are confused as pigging a blanket. Now, I never
Speaker 7: misgendered you, but you decided to do that. You she
Speaker 7: she misgendered me. I never mis gendered her. Why even
Speaker 7: coming up, I thought this was about listen, that's what
Speaker 7: she I thought it was about that too. But she
Speaker 7: took she started talking about my axes and all of
Speaker 7: that stuff.
Speaker 1: Now what that got to do with your back?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 14: What do that?
Speaker 7: She was talking about my ex Chris cheating on me
Speaker 7: with big back women.
Speaker 1: Yes he did, and we all just meet it. She
Speaker 1: she know, can you shut up? And I'm confused, conversation
Speaker 1: got this because.
Speaker 7: She used this situation to say things that she been
Speaker 7: wanted to say to me from the first time when
Speaker 7: she jumped out day online. And she was made to
Speaker 7: look like a fool, so that she is. She was
Speaker 7: made to look like a fool and that's it. And
Speaker 7: and how dare you? How dare you say? He hilarious?
Speaker 7: And and yeah, all this man stuff projecting you know, No, he.
Speaker 1: Got all this beinslow. He can stupid. She like, you
Speaker 1: got all this big nigga energy.
Speaker 7: You wouldn't know that better than I wouldn't know that
Speaker 7: because you live it every day. So that's not what
Speaker 7: we're gonna do here. Okay, you live it every day
Speaker 7: and that energy will never be lady like. So don't
Speaker 7: play with me. I keep telling y'all, y'all don't have
Speaker 7: to keep my name on your mouth, but y'all will
Speaker 7: not play with me.
Speaker 1: Watch it. And Kanya would be so disappointed in you.
Speaker 7: You'd until so many reading lessons and you still ain'tything
Speaker 7: about you read write it over because.
Speaker 1: That did not work? Is that why you texted me
Speaker 1: yesterday and call me a butch queen?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie though. What did I reply back?
Speaker 1: Because they took me a little minute cause I have
Speaker 1: to look up the definition.
Speaker 7: Y now listen, I just now listen because we're gonna
Speaker 7: say full names, full names, transsexual medicine. Do not call
Speaker 7: nobody else to try to get me on the phone
Speaker 7: to hash things out after you see that this ain't
Speaker 7: going your way because this did not have to be
Speaker 7: up like this and not thanned up like this. This
Speaker 7: is another horrible decision made. Okay, don't call Jason Lee
Speaker 7: because that's not my friend. Do not call Mona. Don't
Speaker 7: call me white girl. That's not my friend either. Don't
Speaker 7: call nobody who we mutually know to try to talk
Speaker 7: to me after this, because it's done. Stop calling me
Speaker 7: your sister. You are not my sister.
Speaker 1: You not even my brother. Let's stop moving on. So
Speaker 1: can I call you a butcher queen? I was kind
Speaker 1: of flattered when I read with the techinician. What is
Speaker 1: a butcher queen? Y'all can do this on your own time.
Speaker 1: So moving on, when I googled the one that's coming
Speaker 1: up now, so we have the.
Speaker 7: Second annual Black Effect podcast. Yes, and the tickets will
Speaker 7: be dropping, Teddy y'all, And I'm so excited about that
Speaker 7: because I will be there and also another successful podcast,
Speaker 7: Le Bosses Horrible. I'm sorry, Horrible Decisions. They will be No,
Speaker 7: that's one of my favorite movies.
Speaker 1: Horribleis. We don't have to do this, they will be there.
Speaker 1: What I am? I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: One of my Black Effect I don't like.
Speaker 1: Drive me again.
Speaker 7: She may from Horrible Decisions decided that she was going
Speaker 7: to bring back up my trans controversy to introduce the
Speaker 7: fact that she was bringing a transgender woman.
Speaker 1: On their show.
Speaker 7: Now, what does this have to do with Horrible Decisions
Speaker 7: which is spelled h W H O R E. I
Speaker 7: have no idea, but this is what she said on
Speaker 7: her podcast es. No, you already know I'm gonna see you.
Speaker 14: When April transphobic, She doesn't seem in support of, or
Speaker 14: understanding of, or in like of trans people.
Speaker 1: Because like when we talked about it before, you were
Speaker 1: saying like no, no, no, no, okay, so that's what
Speaker 1: she did.
Speaker 7: She brought that back up, but I think that that's
Speaker 7: an episode from like February or so right now. What
Speaker 7: I find end of January, okay, what I find interesting
Speaker 7: is that Weezy her co hosts actually try to stop
Speaker 7: her because no, that's not how you felt before.
Speaker 1: So I don't know why you would put that on
Speaker 1: my name.
Speaker 7: That is very dangerous to label somebody transphobic who is
Speaker 7: not transphobic, and then you read the definition like I
Speaker 7: don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: That's not me.
Speaker 7: I told you don't play with me and say, don't
Speaker 7: keep you in it. I didn't say don't say my name.
Speaker 7: I just said watch him out, don't now. I don't
Speaker 7: like phony people.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 7: I responded to her and adjusted with the mess you
Speaker 7: I can refer to my page to go back to that.
Speaker 7: You see how I did that. It's all over the
Speaker 7: blogs now. And she responded with.
Speaker 14: This, Jess, you already know I'm gonna see you in April.
Speaker 1: I would love for you to come on.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna send you my number so you can call me,
Speaker 14: but to address me and not to address the brand.
Speaker 1: When I wasn't the person that brought you up. Baby, Baby,
Speaker 1: I'm not even gonna hold you. I'm outside, Nigga. I'll
Speaker 1: let you know where I'm gonna be at tonight.
Speaker 2: I'm in New York.
Speaker 1: I literally invite people on. I don't hide. You can
Speaker 1: come and talk to me. You can come and talk
Speaker 1: to me, but don't go on live and don't Yes,
Speaker 1: you're pregnant, worked up.
Speaker 15: I am.
Speaker 7: Not in here worked up, and y'all gonna make it word,
Speaker 7: shut up.
Speaker 1: This is not what we're doing.
Speaker 7: How the hell can you be out in the street.
Speaker 7: Imagine how she looked out there. Remember when Kennfetti Hit
Speaker 7: was standing outside of New York waving an offset and
Speaker 7: his homeboys, was like, we've been.
Speaker 1: Out here for mad long.
Speaker 7: Wow, Like, why are you telling me you outside?
Speaker 1: Why are you out there?
Speaker 7: You're never gonna run into me at a bodega or
Speaker 7: a liquor store in New York.
Speaker 1: I will.
Speaker 7: And then it sounds like she's trying to say that
Speaker 7: she she's trying to have the energy where she wants
Speaker 7: to fight, But why would I do that. I'm pregnant
Speaker 7: and That's not what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: We going I need to get you all on the phone,
Speaker 1: and so that's what I'm leading and that's what I'm
Speaker 1: leading up to. This is what I'm leading up to.
Speaker 7: How dare you go live like that and then you
Speaker 7: call uncle Charlotte to call me to have a conversation.
Speaker 1: It's too late for that.
Speaker 7: I don't want to have a conversation with nobody out
Speaker 7: before she Listen, when you called me, I told you
Speaker 7: tell I didn't answer the phone.
Speaker 1: Crazy, I said, Mandy, and you need to get on
Speaker 1: the phone and have a conversation, right And she just
Speaker 1: told me she didn't want to talk. I said, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call many and let her know that. She said, no,
Speaker 1: you call her and you tell her I didn't answer
Speaker 1: the phone. Yeah, we worked every You want to tell
Speaker 1: her that you just don't want to talk. No, in
Speaker 1: this moment, was like, you better not say this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you was gonna tell her, Yeah, she don't want
Speaker 7: to talk right now. I don't want to talk to
Speaker 7: anybody after they addressed me on the internet that they
Speaker 7: try to slander me. After all of that, No, don't
Speaker 7: nobody want to talk after that. You can just be
Speaker 7: the person in the corner that I don't deal with
Speaker 7: it ain't no beef, it ain't none of that.
Speaker 12: And what you mean?
Speaker 1: Did you forget? I gotta see you at No, you stop.
Speaker 1: Nobody see each other.
Speaker 7: We're not doing all that yet that I gotta see
Speaker 7: you everybody?
Speaker 1: Can we all just get along? So the moral of
Speaker 1: the story is.
Speaker 7: The Black Effect cousin that I don't deal with.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's it baby. Saturday, April twenty seventh, the
Speaker 1: second annual Black Effect Podcast. People need to say the
Speaker 1: sail at noon.
Speaker 7: All people need to sell the comments because they wait
Speaker 7: for people to tell them how to fix it.
Speaker 1: All be smooth, that is true, but this will all
Speaker 1: be smooth. Nope, it's smooth now? Is smooth now? Jesus Christ?
Speaker 7: And that suggests what the mess for? The first holbur
Speaker 7: We got some other stuff in the next out he
Speaker 7: can get any more? I see, absolutely absolutely. Can I
Speaker 7: ask the question, No, I don't want to hear it
Speaker 7: from none of y'all. Go to commercial, Go to commercial.
Speaker 1: Breakfast club. Your mornings will never be the same, owing.
Speaker 6: Everybody, it's j Envy, Jessiliary Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 6: to breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 7: What up said who's going on DJ and be just
Speaker 7: hilarious charlemage of God babe, are you well?
Speaker 1: Let's jump right down to Fulton County all right.
Speaker 7: The former divorce attorney Terrence Bradley was back on the
Speaker 7: witness stand yesterday at a hearing that pertained to the
Speaker 7: romantic relationship between Nathan Wade and DISHP attorney Fannie Willis.
Speaker 7: He said he couldn't remember when the relationship began, and
Speaker 7: that pretty much was all of the testimony.
Speaker 8: I want you to take a listen.
Speaker 12: I do not have knowledge of it starting or when
Speaker 12: it started.
Speaker 16: On the stand for the second time this month, Terrence Bradley,
Speaker 16: deemed a potential star witness for Donald Trump and his
Speaker 16: co defend as Wade's former divorce attorney. Bradley confronted with
Speaker 16: text messages today he sent suggesting the relationship began before
Speaker 16: Willis hired Wade to lead the Trump case.
Speaker 1: But on the stand today I was speculating.
Speaker 8: He tried to walk that back.
Speaker 17: When did you first get knowledge of that relationship.
Speaker 18: I've said over again that I was not I didn't
Speaker 18: have any personal information where I could personally say when
Speaker 18: it started.
Speaker 1: They're definitely going to remove Danny Willis from this case.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the attorney was really frustrated. She even talked about
Speaker 7: how he kept looking for cues at the other attorney's table.
Speaker 8: Let's listen to that, and.
Speaker 17: Judge, I just want for the record because sometimes the
Speaker 17: record doesn't reflect where people are looking, and that when
Speaker 17: I ask a question, mister Bradley is looking at mister
Speaker 17: Wade and his lawyer to wait for them to object,
Speaker 17: and they're clearly interacting somehow in the court. So I
Speaker 17: just want the record to reflect back because it wouldn't otherwise.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I thought that's what you're supposed to do
Speaker 6: in court. I thought that if they asked you a
Speaker 6: question that you don't feel comfort but what you you
Speaker 6: look at your lawyer to say if it's okay to answer, right,
Speaker 6: That's what your Lloyd's did for.
Speaker 7: The thing is no, he was supposed to be there
Speaker 7: for them. He was supposed to be their star witness.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I think I think the thing that's missing
Speaker 1: in this whole thing, and it shouldn't because it's the headline,
Speaker 1: but the ex part. Like she he once texted that
Speaker 1: they absolutely had started dating before he was hired. He
Speaker 1: sat just already in text message that's what he was
Speaker 1: be impressed about on his thad.
Speaker 7: Right right and texted to her. So again he was
Speaker 7: supposed to be, Hey, this is our star witness. This
Speaker 7: is what they called the loaded gun. This is gonna
Speaker 7: be the one that's gonna come in and confirm the dates.
Speaker 7: And he got up there and totally flipped. So the
Speaker 7: atturne that you just heard talking was very frustrated.
Speaker 8: She kept saying, but didn't you text me and tell
Speaker 8: me this and tell me that? And you know, so
Speaker 8: he just totally flipped.
Speaker 7: And here's here's the recap or the remix, I would
Speaker 7: say of him saying, I don't recall that they put
Speaker 7: together online.
Speaker 17: Take a listen, Fonnie Willis and Nathan Wade were in
Speaker 17: a romantic relationship. Cracked, correct, It began at the time
Speaker 17: that they were both munits for court, just cracked.
Speaker 12: I do not have knowledge of it starting.
Speaker 1: Or when it started.
Speaker 12: I don't recall.
Speaker 19: I don't recall any any specific dates.
Speaker 17: A question, mister Bradley or a lawyer, did you lie
Speaker 17: to miss Merchant when you told her facts about mister
Speaker 17: Wade and Miss Willis's relationship?
Speaker 12: Not that I recall.
Speaker 1: You never said to her that I don't remember that
Speaker 1: I'm speculating, correct.
Speaker 12: I don't recall. I don't recall if I ever said
Speaker 12: I don't remember, I don't recall. I don't recall. I
Speaker 12: can't recall whether.
Speaker 18: Or I'm telling you, I did not recall any specific
Speaker 18: date that he let out said anything about a relationship
Speaker 18: with Miss Willis, I don't recall.
Speaker 8: So I don't recall. It's coming to tub next year.
Speaker 7: This was that, did you You got to watch how
Speaker 7: he was squinting his eyes and was really trying to
Speaker 7: recall and he couldn't recall. So yep, in simple times,
Speaker 7: those lawyers were pissed because again he was supposed to
Speaker 7: be helping them out and that that was not what
Speaker 7: happened yesterday.
Speaker 8: Can't recall anything at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's sad, right because you know, when you take
Speaker 1: these kind of shots to the big fish like Trump,
Speaker 1: you just got to make sure you clean.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 1: Sadly, Fanny is black and she's a woman. She don't
Speaker 1: have the complexion for the protection. She can't get away
Speaker 1: with what Trump can get away with. We live in
Speaker 1: a world where someone with ninety one criminal charges can
Speaker 1: run for president, but Fanny can't be on this case
Speaker 1: because you know she was in a relationship with with
Speaker 1: with Nathan Wade. Like, they are definitely going to remove
Speaker 1: Fanny Willis from this case. And I wonder why she
Speaker 1: just didn't step down a while ago. It's not like
Speaker 1: the case wouldn't still went on, right all right, Like
Speaker 1: why go through all of them?
Speaker 7: The main problem is when you if they keep her
Speaker 7: on the case, remember this still has to go in
Speaker 7: front of.
Speaker 1: A jury, so the jury is going to have to
Speaker 1: decide a Georgia jury.
Speaker 7: It also make sure you to keep that in mind,
Speaker 7: has to decide, you know, was there anything that influenced
Speaker 7: this case. So a lot of folks say, just remove yourself,
Speaker 7: take the ego out of it, and just remove yourself
Speaker 7: so that the case can still go on without you
Speaker 7: being a topic, you know, in the conversation.
Speaker 1: Basically, all right, let's tell them to win these right fast.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've thought about this because I know you guys
Speaker 7: had a conversation on who had the best fries Wendy's
Speaker 7: with this falls in inflation, so we can see how.
Speaker 8: Inflation affects us in real time.
Speaker 7: Now, if eighteen dollars won enough to pay for Big
Speaker 7: Mac and seven dollars won enough to pay for McMuffin.
Speaker 8: Wendy said they gonna need some of that too. Let's
Speaker 8: take a listen.
Speaker 15: The latest baconator isn't the only new item hitting Wendy's menu.
Speaker 15: The fast food giant planning to test out dynamic pricing
Speaker 15: as early as twenty twenty five. It's a practice that
Speaker 15: charges different prices for the same items based on demand
Speaker 15: throughout the day. For example, a cheeseburger and fries could
Speaker 15: cost you more during the lunch rush than during a
Speaker 15: down period.
Speaker 1: I would never expected a fast food restaurant to do this.
Speaker 15: On a call with investors, Wendy's CEO Kirk Tanner says
Speaker 15: his company will invest twenty million dollars on digital menu boards,
Speaker 15: allowing customers to see the updated prices.
Speaker 20: Beginning as early as twenty twenty five, we will begin
Speaker 20: testing more enhanced features like dynamic pricing and daypart offering,
Speaker 20: along with AI enabled menu changes and suggestive selling.
Speaker 1: That's so crazy. Fast food restaurants would make more money
Speaker 1: if they had, like a menu that was actually a
Speaker 1: value menu, Like if they if they acknowledged that inflation
Speaker 1: is super high and they know it costs, you know,
Speaker 1: to buy things everywhere else. If they had an actual
Speaker 1: value menu that saved people money instead of costing them money,
Speaker 1: they'd make a lot more money.
Speaker 6: I would think it seems stupid they want to do
Speaker 6: serage pricing because I think most people buy fast food
Speaker 6: when they're actually in rush out right, so they're trying
Speaker 6: to make more money during that time. But people buy
Speaker 6: it because it's cheap, and they say, I'm stuck in traffic.
Speaker 6: But now people are going to be like, you know what,
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna wait the extra twenty minutes and make
Speaker 6: sure I get home because this is too much money.
Speaker 7: Because that's exactly and let me give you a number
Speaker 7: of support that thirty seven percent of consumers said they
Speaker 7: will absolutely order less, that they will not be you know,
Speaker 7: going along with this. Remember if they're trying to take
Speaker 7: Uber's lead, Oh, let's just do surge pricing.
Speaker 1: But actually some.
Speaker 7: People might want to call this predatory. You know what
Speaker 7: we talk about predatory lending. This is predatory. Like if
Speaker 7: somebody's on their way home and they got kids and
Speaker 7: they're trying to get some start, and now you're charging
Speaker 7: them through four times as much.
Speaker 1: No, that's crazy thought it was good. They better off
Speaker 1: doing surge pricing later in the night, like on weekends
Speaker 1: when people be high after nine o'clock, ten o'clock, when
Speaker 1: folks be high and they got the munchies, they'll they'll
Speaker 1: they'll pay about anything. They ain't gonna leave the house.
Speaker 7: I need y'all explain this to my son because he
Speaker 7: don't care when he ordered Chick fil A and all
Speaker 7: that stuff. You don't care that one mail is thirty dollars.
Speaker 7: He'll be like, Ash, you're broke.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing this? But you're not mama, right,
Speaker 1: Jesus is this is a.
Speaker 7: Real thing, though, Guys like how it's gonna effect, you know,
Speaker 7: affect Like you said, Jess, your son is Wendy's We
Speaker 7: are Wendy yesterday. I loved John Salad, by the way.
Speaker 7: But who wants to pay, you know, twenty dollars for
Speaker 7: something that was normally six or seven?
Speaker 1: Real things?
Speaker 8: And other fast food companies may take onto this.
Speaker 1: And do it as well. There is gonna be a
Speaker 1: positive effect though. What it's gonna help the unbig a
Speaker 1: lot of backs for the spring into something. You got
Speaker 1: time to be spending extra money on fast food bacon
Speaker 1: ked Bacon Native, just giving you a whole lot of
Speaker 1: extravagant back and you don't need that. It's bringing something
Speaker 1: said luxury, the luxury, extravagant, premium, premium back, whatever you
Speaker 1: want to call it. This is gonna help the unbig
Speaker 1: dozed backs for the spring in the summer. All right,
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Speaker 6: All right, when we come back, doctor Phil will be
Speaker 6: joining us. We're gonna kick it the Doctor Phil. Next,
Speaker 6: we'll kick it with doctor Phil.
Speaker 1: Next. It's the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 21: Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is d J N V Jesse, Hilarius, Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got a special guest in the building, the legend
Speaker 6: Doctor Phil.
Speaker 3: Welcome. Good morning. How is everybody now?
Speaker 1: You're failing? Let's Black and Holly favorite.
Speaker 3: How are you? I'm doing good?
Speaker 1: You got a new book out. We've got issues how
Speaker 1: you can stand strong for America's insanity. I think I
Speaker 1: was watching the watching Fox News one night and I
Speaker 1: saw you go down to the border.
Speaker 3: I did. I went down to the border. That's a
Speaker 3: really unusual situation down there. I've and yeah, I've heard
Speaker 3: so much about it, but I want to go see
Speaker 3: it for myself. It's not what you think when you
Speaker 3: go down there. You know, first off, they tell everybody
Speaker 3: that there's this big tension between Texas and the national folks.
Speaker 3: That's not true at all. I mean, they're having lunch together,
Speaker 3: they're working together, and their number one priority is keeping
Speaker 3: everybody safe coming across. That river is deep and it's
Speaker 3: the current is really strong, and they're worried to death.
Speaker 3: People are going to drown and some do out there.
Speaker 3: So you know, they're just like, they're just people with
Speaker 3: a job. You know, theyre's down there trying to do
Speaker 3: their job.
Speaker 1: So what's the biggest issue, you think, like, what's the
Speaker 1: problem with with the actual border.
Speaker 3: I think the biggest problem is we don't know who's
Speaker 3: coming intcha. And I got to be real clear, I
Speaker 3: am very pro immigration. We need people in America this first,
Speaker 3: this country wouldn't exist without immigrants, and we need immigrants.
Speaker 3: Our birth rate right now is one point six. We
Speaker 3: need two point one just to sustain our current infrastructure.
Speaker 3: We need people in America or we can't pay for
Speaker 3: everything we need for jobs and creativity and just the
Speaker 3: numbers to support the system. We need immigrants. But we
Speaker 3: do need to know who's coming in because I think
Speaker 3: in just the last month they picked up seventeen that
Speaker 3: are currently on the terrorist watch list, and they're not
Speaker 3: These are not all Mexican citizens that are coming. They're
Speaker 3: coming in from Syria, Libya, China. How are they winding
Speaker 3: up at the southern border? And even all of those
Speaker 3: aren't bad. Between twenty ten and twenty twenty, they had
Speaker 3: maybe a couple of hundred several hundred Chinese come across
Speaker 3: the border in that time, eleven hundred, twelve hundred. In
Speaker 3: the first eleven months of twenty twenty three, it was
Speaker 3: thirty three thousand. Why, you know, you really wonder why
Speaker 3: and are these people trying to escape the Chinese government
Speaker 3: and all of the problems they have being under a
Speaker 3: communist regime, or are they Chinese operatives that are trying
Speaker 3: to get into this country to create problems I think
Speaker 3: it's some of both. But how are they getting out
Speaker 3: of China? You just don't wake up in China and
Speaker 3: say you think I'll take a fire, think I'll take
Speaker 3: a trip and lee like you do in America. That's
Speaker 3: not how it works in China. You got to it's
Speaker 3: a big deal to get out of China. And if
Speaker 3: you've got family there, you got a real problem if
Speaker 3: you just up and leave. So big questions about people
Speaker 3: coming across the border, who they are and who they aren't,
Speaker 3: And the border guards down there aren't trying to close
Speaker 3: the border, they're trying to control the border. And that
Speaker 3: was a big revelation to me.
Speaker 1: Now I seen you when you were down the border.
Speaker 6: You were saying that, you know, the fair was that
Speaker 6: there were a lot of drug smugglers coming in, and
Speaker 6: there was a lot of sex trafficking and sex workers
Speaker 6: coming in, and that was one of the biggest fears.
Speaker 3: I'm often I'm seldom without words. And I asked Brandon Judd,
Speaker 3: who's the head of the Union for nationally for the
Speaker 3: border guards, he was the former border guard, he's now
Speaker 3: head of the union. I asked him straight up, these
Speaker 3: children that are coming in, they have addresses written on
Speaker 3: their arms, phone numbers written on their arms. And I say,
Speaker 3: so we're contacting those people, right and saying the child's
Speaker 3: coming in with this number. Do you know this child? Yes,
Speaker 3: we do. Are you prepared to take this child? Yes?
Speaker 21: We are.
Speaker 3: I said, what are we doing to check these people out?
Speaker 3: I said, are we? Is it possible that we are
Speaker 3: using our resources and tax dollars to traffic young children
Speaker 3: into prostitution, if the sex trade, selling these children or
Speaker 3: putting them into sweat shops or whatever. And he said, oh,
Speaker 3: it's not possible.
Speaker 5: We are.
Speaker 1: Wow, we are.
Speaker 3: And I said, wh whoa, whoa, whoa. You know there's
Speaker 3: a camera right here over my shoulder, right. You're telling
Speaker 3: me we're spending United States citizens tax dollars to traffic
Speaker 3: young children into known sex trade or sweatshops. He said absolutely.
Speaker 3: I said, why have you? Why are you not talking
Speaker 3: about this? Why are people not talking about this? And
Speaker 3: he said, because people aren't asking me these direct questions
Speaker 3: like you're asking. And I'm grateful for it is all
Speaker 3: to do that, No, of course not. But they're saying
Speaker 3: we're overwhelmed down here. We were sending them on and
Speaker 3: I said, this is outrageous. That take the money out
Speaker 3: of it, that we're funding it. Just the fact that
Speaker 3: we're trafficking these young children and it doesn't make a
Speaker 3: difference to me whether they're Mexican origin, Syrian, whatever. They're
Speaker 3: showing up unaccompanied and we're trafficking on That's that's heartbreaking
Speaker 3: to me, absolutely that we're doing that.
Speaker 1: And that's why I ask you is illegal because she
Speaker 1: shouldn't charges be brought up on those people who are
Speaker 1: at the border who are allowing those children to get
Speaker 1: put into sex travege.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you'd think so. Yeah, And he said a lot
Speaker 3: of these children are getting recycled. You'll see children come
Speaker 3: through and they'll be with a group to make it
Speaker 3: look like a family, and we'll see that same child
Speaker 3: cycle back through here a couple of weeks later. It's
Speaker 3: the same kid, what a different family. They get through
Speaker 3: and then they send them back around and put them
Speaker 3: with another group and they come back, two or three
Speaker 3: children come back again.
Speaker 1: All right, we got more with doctor Phil when we
Speaker 1: come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj NV Jesse Larry Chlamine. The guy we
Speaker 6: are to Breakfast Club is still kicking with a Doctor Phil. Well,
Speaker 6: let me ask you what you know, of course from
Speaker 6: your show. For years, you've been pixing people's relationships, fixing
Speaker 6: people lives. What makes you want to fix America?
Speaker 3: That's a great question. I've spent twenty one years at
Speaker 3: CBS doing the show, and what made up the composition
Speaker 3: of the show is what we would get most of
Speaker 3: the time. Now, sometimes we do news stories or whatever,
Speaker 3: but most of the time, probably eighty five nine percent
Speaker 3: of the time, would be based on the letters. We
Speaker 3: would get, emails that we would get from people writing in,
Speaker 3: and that determined the content of the show. I didn't
Speaker 3: want to guess at what people wanted to hear. We
Speaker 3: looked at what our mail made up, and so we
Speaker 3: choose what was the most common sort of thing we
Speaker 3: were getting asked. And that's changed across time. Think about this.
Speaker 3: I'm a little older than you guys. When I started
Speaker 3: Doctor Phil in two thousand and two, the first text
Speaker 3: message had never been sent. Wow about how much has changed.
Speaker 3: The first text had never been people weren't doing emails.
Speaker 3: And then about eight to nine it was like big
Speaker 3: C one thirties flew over the country and dropped smartphones
Speaker 3: on everybody, and that changed the world for evermore. And
Speaker 3: it was the biggest change in our lives since the
Speaker 3: Industrial Revolution. Took place way before our generations, but the
Speaker 3: Industrial Revolution changed everything. Right until that time, we were
Speaker 3: an agricultural world. Ninety five percent of the people worked
Speaker 3: on farms. With the Industrial Revolution, that started changing pretty soon.
Speaker 3: It got down to twenty five. Now it's one percent
Speaker 3: our agriculture. Everybody else's mechanized, working intact, and all that
Speaker 3: sort of stuff that changed the world. I think smartphones
Speaker 3: and technology is the biggest change since the Industrial Revolution.
Speaker 3: And white think about your walking around with an iPad
Speaker 3: or a phone in your hand that has more computing
Speaker 3: power than we had when we put the Man on
Speaker 3: the Moon in your hand. I mean, think about that,
Speaker 3: the memory, the speed, the computing power, the number of
Speaker 3: operations you can do per second.
Speaker 1: You think, you think it's been for better or worse.
Speaker 3: I think it's better, I mean, but the unintended consequences
Speaker 3: of it. At that same time, just think about everybody
Speaker 3: was going through life this way, you know, head up,
Speaker 3: looking around, and in eight or nine, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: everybody's head went down looking at the screen. Walk around now,
Speaker 3: look out on the streets of New York. Everybody's heads
Speaker 3: like this. You don't how many times people check their
Speaker 3: phones every day?
Speaker 1: Too much?
Speaker 3: Three hundred and fifty two times a day on average.
Speaker 3: That includes old people, not just kids, on average, three
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty two times a day. Now, you're figure
Speaker 3: you sleep eight hours, so that's sixteen during sixteen hours.
Speaker 3: They checked their phone three hundred and fifty two times
Speaker 3: during those waking hours. And at the same time that
Speaker 3: those cell phones came out, we saw the biggest spikes
Speaker 3: in depression, anxiety, and loneliness with young people since records
Speaker 3: started getting kept. And why because they stopped living their
Speaker 3: lives and started watching people live their lives, and they
Speaker 3: started comparing their life to the life they were watching
Speaker 3: being lived on that phone. And the problem was the
Speaker 3: life they were watching was a fiction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we watched they spend so much time watching everybody's
Speaker 1: highlight reel, comparing their real life to a highlight reel.
Speaker 3: And that highlight reel is fake. Most of the time.
Speaker 3: I've had these influencers on the show and they say,
Speaker 3: I post this reel up and I'm putting on these
Speaker 3: great clothes and all that say so excited going to
Speaker 3: the NBA All Star Game tonight, got floors, seats on
Speaker 3: the floor, and all this stuff. Says, soon as that
Speaker 3: video's over, I carefully take those clothes off because they
Speaker 3: have to go back. I don't own them. I have
Speaker 3: to return them. I couldn't afford to buy those clothes.
Speaker 3: And then I put my sweats on and put my
Speaker 3: happy ass on the couch. I don't have tickets to
Speaker 3: the NBA All Star Game. I'm just doing that, you know,
Speaker 3: to get followers. They're just like everybody else. But all
Speaker 3: these other people are watching this and saying, God, what
Speaker 3: a loser am I. I'm not going to any game.
Speaker 3: I don't have clothes like that, And so by comparison,
Speaker 3: their self esteem and their self worth goes down, and
Speaker 3: they say it's terrible.
Speaker 1: I think small phones have ruined the sanity of America.
Speaker 1: And I don't think that. I think in the long run,
Speaker 1: we're going to realize it wasn't what we thought. It
Speaker 1: wasn't as good as we thought it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think the downsides are huge.
Speaker 1: I don't think if the phones, it's social media more
Speaker 1: so than anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's definitely social media. People don't know. But
Speaker 3: to answer your question, why am I focused on America?
Speaker 3: The questions started changing. The questions started changing. People start saying,
Speaker 3: you know, my kids. When I turned sixteen, when I
Speaker 3: was three hundred and fifty five days, twenty three hours
Speaker 3: and fifty nine minutes old, I was standing at the
Speaker 3: DMV to get my driver's license.
Speaker 22: Right.
Speaker 3: I wanted that license because it's freedom. If you're right,
Speaker 3: you can get out and go. And they don't even
Speaker 3: get their driver's license when they turn sixteen anymore. They
Speaker 3: don't care. They date later, they start having sex later,
Speaker 3: they engage with the world later. On average, they have
Speaker 3: less than one good friend because they live for followers
Speaker 3: and clicks and all that. So they're not developing emotionally,
Speaker 3: and you know, they're depressed, anxious, and lonely. So the
Speaker 3: downside is really bad. So the question started changing. I
Speaker 3: had to start dealing with cyber bullying, cyber predators pretending
Speaker 3: to be a fourteen year old guy getting a fourteen
Speaker 3: year old girl to come out of a bedroom window
Speaker 3: and meet them at midnight. And they got there and
Speaker 3: it was a forty five year old pedophile that abducted
Speaker 3: them and took off. You know, all of these the
Speaker 3: questions started changing, and they've continued to change now where
Speaker 3: kids are concerned about parents are concerned what are their
Speaker 3: kids getting exposed to at school? Are they getting groomed
Speaker 3: on the internet? You know, they think they're back there
Speaker 3: playing a video game. They don't realize those video games
Speaker 3: are Internet capable, and so they're in chat rooms while
Speaker 3: they're playing the game. You know, things like that. And
Speaker 3: then all of these issues that are now pounding on
Speaker 3: families because I think families in America are under attack,
Speaker 3: and I think the family unit is the backbone of America.
Speaker 3: And if that's under attack, then America gets weakened. And
Speaker 3: somebody's got to stand up and call this stuff out.
Speaker 3: And those are the questions I'm getting. I didn't want
Speaker 3: to write another book. You know, you've written books, and
Speaker 3: I felt it's a lot of work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got another one coming out soon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And how much work is it? This one took
Speaker 3: me five six years. Yeah, that's what I mean. And
Speaker 3: that's time away from family. You got to go get
Speaker 3: in the room by yourself. You gotta sit down, write
Speaker 3: your stuff out. This is the longest book I've written.
Speaker 3: It's one hundred thousand words, and you probably write three
Speaker 3: or four hundred thousand to get those hundred thousand. It's
Speaker 3: a lot of work, a lot of solitude, a lot
Speaker 3: of but I felt like I had to write this book.
Speaker 3: Somebody's got to call this stuff out.
Speaker 1: All right, We got more with doctor Phil. When we
Speaker 1: come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's dj NV Jesse, Larry Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 6: to Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with doctor Phil.
Speaker 6: He's here, Charlotte.
Speaker 1: Why do people act like what's happening currently in America
Speaker 1: is normal?
Speaker 21: Like?
Speaker 1: Why are we acting like this? All of this stuff
Speaker 1: is normal? It's like this, especially in politics, like you
Speaker 1: got a guy who got ninety one criminal charges, foreigndictments,
Speaker 1: two impeachments, you know, lett an attempt to call it
Speaker 1: his country. Why are we acting like this is just
Speaker 1: business as usual?
Speaker 3: I think part of it is I've got a study
Speaker 3: that I talk about in the book that goes back
Speaker 3: to nineteen fifty and compares it to now. The percentage
Speaker 3: of people that are afraid to express their opinion has
Speaker 3: tripled in the last seventy five years, people are afraid
Speaker 3: to speak up.
Speaker 1: That's your principal number six, right, Yeah. Yeah, And I
Speaker 1: think salent just so others can remain comfortable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because now people say, if I say something, it's
Speaker 3: gonna piss somebody off and they're gonna come after me. Now,
Speaker 3: I don't talk politics for a different reason. I don't
Speaker 3: know enough about it to talk about it. I don't
Speaker 3: think a lot of people that talk about it know
Speaker 3: enough about to talk about it. I'm just willing to
Speaker 3: admit it.
Speaker 1: But you've got common sense, though, you know right from wrong.
Speaker 1: I do, And you may not know legislations and all that,
Speaker 1: but we can look with our eyeballs and see when
Speaker 1: something isn't right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I said when Hamas attacked Israel. I
Speaker 3: don't know geopolitics. I don't know all of that, and
Speaker 3: I don't know the several thousand year history of that
Speaker 3: part of the world. But I know when an infant
Speaker 3: is murdered in their crib that's wrong. I don't Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't need to be a politician to know that's wrong.
Speaker 3: And when I was listening to all that and I
Speaker 3: was going to speak on it, I talked to the
Speaker 3: Israeli consulates that I am going to speak on this
Speaker 3: because I think it's terrible. I was hearing things on
Speaker 3: college campuses that were so close to what the Hitler
Speaker 3: youth rallies were saying. I thought I'd never hear that
Speaker 3: in my lifetime, but I said, I got to see
Speaker 3: this with my own eyes. I can't go just on hearsay.
Speaker 3: And so the IDF, Israeli Consolate and the Israeli Defense
Speaker 3: Force came to my house underguard with classified footage and
Speaker 3: showed me what had gone on in that invasion, with
Speaker 3: footage that's still not been released. And I knew then
Speaker 3: that what I was hearing was true and accurate.
Speaker 1: But then you got Gossam where it's thirty thousand dead
Speaker 1: in Gossam, they say mostly those people are women and children.
Speaker 1: So it's just like it's the same, you know, No.
Speaker 3: It's not the same.
Speaker 1: It's the same.
Speaker 3: Hell no, it's not the same. Someone that is killed
Speaker 3: in an act of war dropping a bomb and there's
Speaker 3: collateral damage is not the same as invaders coming in
Speaker 3: and attacking non combatants and killing children in their backs.
Speaker 3: That there's no moral equivalent to that.
Speaker 1: You don't think that we should at least try to
Speaker 1: protect the innocent.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, but you can't invade and then go back and
Speaker 3: hide in a school and say, okay, here I am,
Speaker 3: so you can't you can't attack me now because I'm
Speaker 3: hiding in the school. No, you can't hide in the
Speaker 3: school and be safe. And if you did, first off,
Speaker 3: that's a war crime to do that. And you can't
Speaker 3: do that. Is it terrible that all of these people
Speaker 3: are being killed Palestinians in the Gaza strip That that's horrible,
Speaker 3: And I think every effort needs to be made to
Speaker 3: minimize that, to hold that down, and anything that can
Speaker 3: be done to make surgical assaults and get into those
Speaker 3: tunnels and do everything you can to not harm civilians,
Speaker 3: certainly children or whatever. That should be held to the
Speaker 3: highest possible standard in that regard.
Speaker 1: So if we saw that in America, if somebody went
Speaker 1: to a school a mass shooter and you know, the
Speaker 1: people showed up in the school and they said, hey,
Speaker 1: we got to blow up the whole school in order
Speaker 1: to get the mass shooter, we would not go for that, doctor.
Speaker 3: Of course, not, of course not. That would be horrible
Speaker 3: and unacceptable. You can't do that, but you can't let
Speaker 3: these people come and do what they did and then
Speaker 3: run back and hide among innocent people. And everybody says, well,
Speaker 3: we need a ceasefire. We had a ceasefire on October sixth,
Speaker 3: we had to cease fire. Then on October seventh they
Speaker 3: did this. So what are you supposed to do? You
Speaker 3: have to try to root these people out, and there's
Speaker 3: a there's not an easy way to do that. And
Speaker 3: I hope and pray the Palestinians will run Hamas out
Speaker 3: of there, because I don't think it's about Palestine. I
Speaker 3: think it's about Iran. And what bothers me as much
Speaker 3: as anything, is that we've got American students that are
Speaker 3: cheering on these murderers. I mean instantly I saw a
Speaker 3: sign you gaze for Palestine, Well, Gazs would get killed
Speaker 3: and walk that into the guys the strip and see
Speaker 3: how far you get me? Are they not teaching them
Speaker 3: critical thinking?
Speaker 1: No, This goes back to what we're talking about with
Speaker 1: social media. I truly feel like a lot of folks
Speaker 1: go on social media and they go on there to
Speaker 1: see how they should feel about something, like how you
Speaker 1: can sit here and say I don't know about this issue,
Speaker 1: or I can say I don't know about the issue.
Speaker 1: They won't do that. They'll go on social media and
Speaker 1: see what the math majority of people on social media
Speaker 1: are thinking about something, and they start parroting those talking points.
Speaker 1: And that's not just with that situation, that's just what
Speaker 1: a lot of situations.
Speaker 3: Well, I saw the stats the other day, a scary number.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm talking way over fifty percent of young
Speaker 3: people get one hundred percent of their news from TikTok.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, that's horrible.
Speaker 3: I put a clip up of my trip to the border.
Speaker 3: It was maybe twenty seconds, thirty seconds. I posted it
Speaker 3: up on Facebook and Instagram and it was a part
Speaker 3: of me talking to him about trafficking these children. And
Speaker 3: it was up about fifty minutes and going viral super fast.
Speaker 3: I mean like tens of thousands of views in a
Speaker 3: matter of just a few minutes. It was just going
Speaker 3: just straight vertical, and then bang, it just stopped. It
Speaker 3: got shut down. They just the algorithm. They just shut
Speaker 3: it down and you couldn't see it.
Speaker 1: That happens to a lot of our content too, especially
Speaker 1: anytime you're talking politics anything like that. YouTube had been
Speaker 1: pressing us for some years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was shut down on the YouTube, and it
Speaker 3: was shut down on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook. How do you
Speaker 3: feel about that?
Speaker 1: I feel like what you said in chapter seven, we're
Speaker 1: doing our enemies work for them, because you know, you're
Speaker 1: stifling freedom of speech and you're, you know, not letting
Speaker 1: people see the truth for themselves, and you're just letting
Speaker 1: them run with this false information that may be out
Speaker 1: there on social media about a lot of these these
Speaker 1: things that we're talking about.
Speaker 3: We're mustling each other. What the hell is up with that?
Speaker 1: That's right, we're.
Speaker 3: Mustling each other. You asked the question that I should
Speaker 3: have been asking a long time ago, so I'll probably
Speaker 3: steal that and take credit when you're not around. Why
Speaker 3: are we acting like this as normal?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know, they're shutting down y'all's content. They're shutting down
Speaker 3: my content, and they shut it down because it was
Speaker 3: border and children and people were getting upset by So
Speaker 3: oh no, we can't. We can't have that.
Speaker 1: And it's not even just social media too, it's the
Speaker 1: news networks, right because Fox News, like say, if I'm
Speaker 1: having a conversation and I'm I'm critical of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and I'm saying he's a threat to democracy, but I'm
Speaker 1: also saying, hey, Joe Biden is a uninspiring candidate. Right,
Speaker 1: Fox News will take the uninspiring candidate clip, amplify that
Speaker 1: all on their platform all day long, and then the
Speaker 1: people on the left, instead of focusing on what I
Speaker 1: said about Trump and him being at the democracy, they'll
Speaker 1: focus on the clip that Fox News pushed out there.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, who are y'all working for? Fox News
Speaker 1: knows how to push their narrative. I feel like seeing
Speaker 1: a MSNBC don't really know how to push.
Speaker 3: Their The reason is they don't know how to identify
Speaker 3: an enemy and target that and go at it in
Speaker 3: a targeted fashion. You got to identify an enemy, identify
Speaker 3: the cause, and then set forth an agenda. And that's
Speaker 3: what mainstream America doesn't do very well.
Speaker 1: And the left does it, but they do it to
Speaker 1: their own. Yes, the the right state he's focused on
Speaker 1: the left and taking them out. The left end out
Speaker 1: end up taking out each other.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. We're doing it to ourselves.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, we've got issues.
Speaker 6: The new book is out here right now, How you
Speaker 6: can stand strong for America's soul insanity.
Speaker 1: Doctor Phil. We appreciate you for joining us. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much. You don't come up here enough, doctor, because
Speaker 1: I want to talk to you about why do you
Speaker 1: feel the medical industry is pushing transgender ideology on children?
Speaker 1: But I guess maybe we'll save that for another time.
Speaker 3: We'll we'll do it another time because what you want
Speaker 3: to talk about. Thank you guys for having me come.
Speaker 6: I love you guys, Doctor Phil. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning morning, everybody's d j n V. Jess Hilarious,
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Shout to
Speaker 6: doctor Phil for joining us. And let's get to Jess
Speaker 6: with the miss he just.
Speaker 2: Real, just is gonna bring you numbers.
Speaker 1: On the Breakfast Club. Excuse me, while you're staring at
Speaker 1: each other, I'm just looking at you to make sure
Speaker 1: you don't go rog what I'm just looking. I'm just observing.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be all right.
Speaker 1: This is my job. Shouldn't gave us ay.
Speaker 7: The judge in Wendy Williams guardianship case is being investigated,
Speaker 7: so The Neighborhood Talk exclusively reported that the judge and
Speaker 7: Wendy Williams guardianship case. Was once investigated for granting guardianship
Speaker 7: appointments to people who donated money to our Supreme Court
Speaker 7: election campaign.
Speaker 1: This is juicy and it's crazy, all right.
Speaker 7: So Wendy's Sun was taking care of her in you know,
Speaker 7: twenty twenty two, but Wells Foggo petitioned to have Wendy
Speaker 7: place under temporary financial guardianship to protect our funds and
Speaker 7: all that. So that's when they threatened to take his
Speaker 7: mother away from him, right, The judge overseeing the case
Speaker 7: appointed a professional guardian after he took his mother from him.
Speaker 7: Her name was Sabrina Morrissey. She also reportedly, oh yeah,
Speaker 7: Rvis said she threatened, okay, the judge's name. The judge's name,
Speaker 7: y'all listen up, because this is who we need to
Speaker 7: be paying a session Lisa Sokoloff. She was apparently investigated
Speaker 7: by ABC seven New York News after the paper trail
Speaker 7: was revealed that she granted guardianships to people who donated,
Speaker 7: you know, to our election campaign from twenty nineteen to
Speaker 7: twenty twenty two. She received fifty seven hundred dollars approximately
Speaker 7: five thy seven hundred and twenty dollars in campaign donations
Speaker 7: from twenty guardianship lawyers, law firms, or people who deal
Speaker 7: in guardianship cases. She awarded those same people appointments sixty
Speaker 7: two appointments in twenty twenty two. There is no evidence
Speaker 7: to affirm that Wendy's guardian donated to Lisa's campaign. But
Speaker 7: this all seems interesting considering the time and how many
Speaker 7: questions surrounds Wendy's guardianship.
Speaker 1: You know it's gonna be so interesting about this Wendy
Speaker 1: Williams documentary. Whoever you know decided to exploit her to
Speaker 1: get a quick dollar or end up exposing themselves. Yep,
Speaker 1: all what I mean? Because clearly, clearly there's some bs
Speaker 1: going on. Clearly there's some file stuff going on. Clearly
Speaker 1: there's some dirt going on.
Speaker 3: All this did.
Speaker 1: All you did was put a flare in the end
Speaker 1: and say hey, come over here, come get us this.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I do have a question.
Speaker 6: So when it comes to the guardianship and they control
Speaker 6: the money and control a lot of the I guess
Speaker 6: the things in Wendy's life, how does the guardian get paid?
Speaker 6: Does the guardian get paid for Wendy Williams? That does
Speaker 6: the eight have to pay the Guardian that I do
Speaker 6: that investigation.
Speaker 1: I'll let you know what tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 7: But Joe, that Joe speaks on having the Trump sneakers,
Speaker 7: look at you to start, Charlotte Mane, how.
Speaker 1: Did I start appear on this radio?
Speaker 7: You know, you know, getting your brothers promoting. I told
Speaker 7: you if you're influencing your brothers, you know. I'm not
Speaker 7: a sneakerhead, but being a sneak ahead is an addictions.
Speaker 7: Sneakerheads like two things they like.
Speaker 1: They like sneakers that look very fly, sneakers that got
Speaker 1: high resale value. Exclusive is rare, very.
Speaker 7: Basically, That's what I said, And you started that and
Speaker 7: you put the ID in so speaking of during a
Speaker 7: recent Instagram live video, Fat Joe defendant having a pair
Speaker 7: of Donald Trump sneakers.
Speaker 1: Me, as a sneaker collector, I had to get my
Speaker 1: hand on the Trumps. I have thousands and thousands per sneakers.
Speaker 23: When everybody flipped on Kanye, I went and bought the
Speaker 23: two most exclusive Kanye ever.
Speaker 1: Once again, I'm not a Trumper.
Speaker 4: I disliked Trump.
Speaker 1: I'm not voting for him.
Speaker 4: Not now, not never.
Speaker 6: But I'm a sneaker collector into the art No, I
Speaker 6: didn't pay for these sneakers.
Speaker 1: They knew what.
Speaker 4: I had to have them because I'm the biggest in
Speaker 4: the game.
Speaker 1: So the thing is, why did we need to know that?
Speaker 7: Then, you know, and I've seen somebody in his comments
Speaker 7: that said, okay, you're what do you mean you're not
Speaker 7: supporting him? A You can say you don't like him,
Speaker 7: but you just had to have him one. We didn't
Speaker 7: need to know that. You put it out there, you know,
Speaker 7: you put it out there that you had that. And
Speaker 7: then somebody said, if George Zimmerman came out with a shoe,
Speaker 7: you're gonna buy it because you're you have to collect
Speaker 7: it because you're such a sneakerhead and you have to
Speaker 7: have the shoe.
Speaker 1: That's kind of a false equivalency.
Speaker 7: Though, Okay, I want to say, if did he come
Speaker 7: out with a shoe, you gonna get it?
Speaker 1: How about that one? Because that was mine?
Speaker 3: Did he?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Equivalent, he too, But they're all sneakers. They're all sneakers.
Speaker 3: So he didn't say.
Speaker 1: He did say he bought the Easies when he was
Speaker 1: in Mister his controversy said he said he didn't buy
Speaker 1: the Trump They said they sent it to him.
Speaker 7: But he didn't say he didn't like Easy and that
Speaker 7: he didn't support Easy. Yeah, he's saying he don't like Trump.
Speaker 7: He's not voting for him. He you know, he's not
Speaker 7: in support of tragile.
Speaker 1: Probably did not have to broadcast that, right because because
Speaker 1: you're giving you're giving the Trump campaign a free commercial
Speaker 1: by doing that, and you know, like these conservative sites
Speaker 1: are gonna, you know, take that clip and chop it
Speaker 1: up and remix it and make it look like something else.
Speaker 1: You're having to explain yourself. But he did get a
Speaker 1: pair of free sneakers right that retail for three ninety nine,
Speaker 1: but online last week they was going for like twenty
Speaker 1: five hundred reselling and at four thousand, now four thousand out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: come on, man, Yeah, but let me ask you a question.
Speaker 6: Even when it comes to art, if you buy somebody's
Speaker 6: art and you don't know the background of the art,
Speaker 6: and you buy and you buy that, but their background
Speaker 6: could be horrible, you're.
Speaker 7: Saying the four thousand, But a man purchased a pair
Speaker 7: for nine thousand, one pair and listed for thirty thousand.
Speaker 7: Another pair is listed for four hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 1: To think that people are getting these sneakers because their
Speaker 1: Trump supporters is crazy. You don't understand the sneaker coach.
Speaker 1: I'm not a sneakerhead, but I understand this culture. These
Speaker 1: people care about sneakers that look good and sneakers that
Speaker 1: have high resale. You can't as well. If you get
Speaker 1: a pair of free sneakers that go for three ninety nine,
Speaker 1: but they're selling for four thousand, nine thousand dollars, that
Speaker 1: is huge and the sneakers, yeah, it's a flip yep yep.
Speaker 7: So before we end this, Gabby said Dbay announced that
Speaker 7: she's a expecting Gabby cidd Bay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not let it go? That is well, who
Speaker 1: am I the correct? What nor? Gabby is death?
Speaker 7: That's her nickname, so I don't know how to pronounce
Speaker 7: her full first Yeah boy, it's said Bai. All right,
Speaker 7: Well she having two bay Bays by her husband. She's
Speaker 7: expecting twins, so that's clap it up.
Speaker 1: By her husband. Graduation.
Speaker 7: Yes, and that's just with the mess for the second hour.
Speaker 6: All right, thank you jessye Yes, who are giving a
Speaker 6: dalcan two?
Speaker 1: After the hour? Man, let's talk about the divine feminine
Speaker 1: in the sacred masculine. Why don't we and let's talk
Speaker 1: player hate us. Okay, what the divine, divine, femine, sacred,
Speaker 1: masculine and player haters. We're gonna bring all of that together.
Speaker 7: You'll say, you gotta be giving me donkey, Tyler Perry,
Speaker 7: I don't know you gave it the money.
Speaker 1: Don't. Don't try to get.
Speaker 3: Cut it out.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that next. It's the breakfast club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: wake up.
Speaker 9: If you're like to enter the breakfast club, you try
Speaker 9: to che some donkey to day is just so the
Speaker 9: Charlotte man was ready for.
Speaker 1: I never heard them donkey other day. Say it again, Charla,
Speaker 1: I'm a bunk.
Speaker 4: That Charlotte Dane.
Speaker 1: That's true. Yes, donkey of today for Wednesday. With Today's
Speaker 1: Day February twenty eighth, go to a vocalist named Diego
Speaker 1: from a band called Larona. According to The New York Post,
Speaker 1: they are a small time hardcore band who's having a
Speaker 1: moment of viral fame because Diego was one of the
Speaker 1: biggest player haters the world has ever seen. Okay, listen
Speaker 1: to me. He would have won first place at the
Speaker 1: player hater his Ball easily with this one, all right,
Speaker 1: Silkie Johnson buck nasty. They don't got nothing on him.
Speaker 1: The ain't gonna try to force a transition on one
Speaker 1: of his bandmates. Not a transition from drums to guitar
Speaker 1: or background vocalist to lead vocalists. No, I'm talking gender. Yes,
Speaker 1: he tried to force a gender transition on his bandmate
Speaker 1: because he was trying to steal his bandmate's fiance. I'm
Speaker 1: not making any of this up, Okay. I've heard stories
Speaker 1: of men who like their homies girls, and they've told
Speaker 1: the girl things their homie dead in hopes of breaking
Speaker 1: them up. But trying to transition someone's whole gender in
Speaker 1: order to get with their woman is insanity. This guy
Speaker 1: was giving his bandmate pre workout drinks laced with estrogen
Speaker 1: in order to force the transition. Y'all don't believe me. Huh, well,
Speaker 1: maybe you'll believe Kennedy. Listen to Kennedy. She's white.
Speaker 24: So there's a hardcore band I believe they are out
Speaker 24: of Nashville called Larona. The singer Diego fell in love.
Speaker 24: The bandmate's name is Six, So Diego fell in love
Speaker 24: with Six's wife.
Speaker 2: He and Six were.
Speaker 24: Doing some workouts and Diego was apparently working in the
Speaker 24: gym and had access to somehow hormones. So he figured
Speaker 24: if he could get his bandmate to transition and be
Speaker 24: super womanly, then he himself at the same time would
Speaker 24: make himself more manly. So he started juicing his bandmates
Speaker 24: smoothies with estrogen. So he got hammered one night and
Speaker 24: he's like your boobs and everything and like your new
Speaker 24: periods and stuff.
Speaker 22: That's because I've been putting estrogen in your protein smoothie.
Speaker 22: So six saved couple cups of the special sauce and
Speaker 22: is going to give them to the authorities.
Speaker 1: That audio is from a Kennedy Saves the World podcast. Look,
Speaker 1: do you know neighboring tribes from prehistoric times were prepared
Speaker 1: to brutally kill their male rivals to secure their women.
Speaker 1: That's what this is. This is cave man behavior. Okay,
Speaker 1: Diego thinks he can have a drunken brawl in a
Speaker 1: pub to win a woman's love. There have been archaeological
Speaker 1: findings that suggest evidence that suggests violence took place over
Speaker 1: mates as early as prehistoric times. Okay, Diego clearly is
Speaker 1: the descendants of those tribes. Diego thinks he's Quincy and
Speaker 1: he thinks his band made his Monica from loving basketball,
Speaker 1: except he wants to play for her heart that don't
Speaker 1: even belong to either one of them. Okay, the whole
Speaker 1: concept of stealing someone's woman, I don't understand. I don't
Speaker 1: understand people who have that mindset. Okay, if I take
Speaker 1: you know this person out, then what they have will
Speaker 1: be mine. Who says she wants you. If she wanted you,
Speaker 1: she would leave her fiance to be with you. Happens
Speaker 1: all the time. Now, this could just be a publicity
Speaker 1: stunt to shine light on this band's name. That's the
Speaker 1: case that deserves the biggest he hall too. But the
Speaker 1: reason he's getting the biggest he is because I need
Speaker 1: to know Diego's age, because he's either very older or
Speaker 1: he's just not paying attention to the world around him.
Speaker 1: Because Diego giving a man estrogen shots to make him
Speaker 1: more effeminine is hustling backwards. If what you are trying
Speaker 1: to accomplish his taking his girl. Do you not realize
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four women want men to be perfect
Speaker 1: balances of the sacred masculine and the divine feminine. You're
Speaker 1: not turning her off If that guy gets a little softer. Okay,
Speaker 1: Drake been the biggest rapper in the world for a
Speaker 1: long time now, and he loves lavender, bath bombs and
Speaker 1: scinded candles. Okay. Some of the most gangster rappers in
Speaker 1: the world. Where dresses rockman persons get their fingernails painted,
Speaker 1: and these ladies love them. Okay. According to a study
Speaker 1: conducted by David Parrott of the University of Saint Andrews,
Speaker 1: women prefer masculine men for short term relationships, but healthy
Speaker 1: and feminine men for long term relationships. Okay. This is
Speaker 1: because they perceive macho looking men to be more likely
Speaker 1: to be unfaithful. Is there any truth to this? Chest,
Speaker 1: I look, don't I don't know. Okay, never mind, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I never not turn on my coup Okay,
Speaker 1: now this is just all right, all right, listen. I
Speaker 1: was called a butcher queen yesterday, okay, and a butcher
Speaker 1: queen is a gay male who is neither overtly masculine
Speaker 1: nor overly feminine, but displays the mannerism of both genders.
Speaker 1: Other than the gay of it all. That was flattering.
Speaker 1: Drop on the clues bombs, Okay, that's that divine masculine
Speaker 1: and divine feminine balance. Okay. The masculine witnesses the universe,
Speaker 1: the feminine is the universe.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: We all hold both of these universal yin and yang
Speaker 1: energies within us, regardless of biology. So, Diego, what you
Speaker 1: really did was probably bring this man this fiance closer together. Okay.
Speaker 1: All I know is that this is a Tyler Perry
Speaker 1: movie waiting to happen, all right, a man so obsessed
Speaker 1: with a woman that he tries to force her boyfriend
Speaker 1: to change genders. Tyler, you got to bring this to life.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: The only other plot to us that could make this
Speaker 1: more interesting is that Diego wasn't trying to force him
Speaker 1: the transition because he wanted his girlfriend. He was trying
Speaker 1: to force him to transition because he wanted those cheeks
Speaker 1: for himself, all right. Diego wanted to play a solo
Speaker 1: with his band meets Penis, but he wanted to make
Speaker 1: some renovations first, all right. And the poor bandmid he
Speaker 1: goes by the name of six, caused him all types
Speaker 1: of confusing thousands of thousands of medical bills. He's trying
Speaker 1: to figure out what's going on. He's growing titties and
Speaker 1: listening to the Phoebe Bridges records non stop and doesn't
Speaker 1: know why he said the physical changes with his hormones.
Speaker 1: He's having stomach coas, his weight loss, muscle fatigue, mental changes.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine all of a sudden you can't grow
Speaker 1: no facial and body hair, and your penis is shrinking
Speaker 1: and you don't know what the hell is happening, all
Speaker 1: because a man is hating. Please let me mar give
Speaker 1: Diego the biggest he hall heee ha ha, you stupid motherfuck?
Speaker 1: Are you dumb? A different level of hate?
Speaker 7: You can't speak for every woman to be like, oh,
Speaker 7: they want some type of softness and these men today.
Speaker 1: You're right, don't say, okay what some of them do?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: You don't you like a little softness? Excuse me? You
Speaker 1: like a little soft Where are you getting this from?
Speaker 16: You?
Speaker 1: Act tough all you want? You you sensitive? I am sensitive?
Speaker 7: Yes you are soft, but my man, and now I
Speaker 7: don't like a look no, no, I can be solving
Speaker 7: us for both of us.
Speaker 1: Y'all did a will Barrow folder? Shoot? Okay, you did
Speaker 1: a wheel barrow foldo? Shoot you did a Will Barron folder? Shoot? Okay?
Speaker 1: Only man that can just you know, know when to
Speaker 1: be vulnerable. But he wasn't on the ground. How about
Speaker 1: that he wasn't on the ground. He was much Yes,
Speaker 1: he was that I was the will barrow. That's right,
Speaker 1: that's right. And just because you got a softer sign
Speaker 1: don't mean you got a man like Yeah.
Speaker 7: I didn't fighting all that which your references was crazy, Leonard.
Speaker 7: You said, oh it's some of the manliest rappers were dresses.
Speaker 7: I wish my niggah. There's no ay.
Speaker 1: Jesus now, okay, well, thank you for that. Donkey of
Speaker 1: the day. Wrong with you?
Speaker 6: Now when we come back, let's open up the phone
Speaker 6: lines eight hundred five eighty five one on five one day.
Speaker 6: The BBB has been attacking Charlom the Big Back Brigade.
Speaker 1: They've been on my head and I don't understand why
Speaker 1: I love the big back Brigade. I have no problem
Speaker 1: with the big back by don't like the term big back.
Speaker 1: And you can't say that if you don't have a
Speaker 1: big back.
Speaker 7: I mean, I was called small back and I was like,
Speaker 7: thank you, But I'm just saying like, if you don't
Speaker 7: have a big back, you can't relate, so you cannot
Speaker 7: give them.
Speaker 1: A name as much. I just I just want to know,
Speaker 1: is big back really offensive, y'o? And if it is,
Speaker 1: then what else should we be using. Somebody called in
Speaker 1: this morning and said luxury luxury back, right, they say
Speaker 1: luxury back. They just said they left to be called luxury.
Speaker 7: Because we're you know, we're bigger, So luxury side.
Speaker 1: Luxury is expensive. It doesn't mean that doesn't be big.
Speaker 1: You can't say what's wrong saying luxurious back? Then we
Speaker 1: say premium back. We like premium back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I think that's kind of gasoline. Like I'm
Speaker 6: going on premium, like, that's premium. Don't just mean gas crazy,
Speaker 6: But that's what I think about when I think a
Speaker 6: premium gas don't mean big, extravagant big.
Speaker 7: You got gas a lot, so that could be that
Speaker 7: mean that would equals so many other things.
Speaker 1: So no, we just gonna leave premium.
Speaker 6: Fact, you can't say extravagant. Extravagant is over the top
Speaker 6: again that top back, you can't say that means.
Speaker 1: A big, fancy back big. Let's talk about it. Then
Speaker 1: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. And
Speaker 1: I was one of the like people was so upset
Speaker 1: about I didn't really all told me that, but I didn't.
Speaker 7: You know, yall you did say that's why you were
Speaker 7: skared answer the phone yesterday? No, you know who was
Speaker 7: calling truck to go to the playground with your games?
Speaker 5: Oh boy?
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. What's
Speaker 6: a better way than big back?
Speaker 1: Big back? Big right?
Speaker 6: And we would love to hear from women that are
Speaker 6: offended or men that offended from being called big back.
Speaker 1: Okay, you can talk about it. We can talk about it,
Speaker 1: and then you know, at the end, I'll tell you
Speaker 1: about the campaign I'm rolling out for this spring, yes,
Speaker 1: bringing the sun rolling out my goodness. All right, what's
Speaker 1: the breakfast Club?
Speaker 4: Come morning?
Speaker 1: Get wobble ready right, pull out your phone?
Speaker 12: Falling right now?
Speaker 2: He called me.
Speaker 9: At your opinion to the breakfast Club, top breaking down
Speaker 9: eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 3: The breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: It's topic time called eight hundred five five one five
Speaker 9: one to join it to the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's the j Envy Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 6: are the breakfast Club now if you're just joining us.
Speaker 6: The BBB is very upset with Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: The big back brigade. That's right, the big back brigade. Now, Jeff,
Speaker 1: you told the story earlier this week, Well that was
Speaker 1: last week. That wasn't even this week, that was like
Speaker 1: a whole week ago.
Speaker 7: Yes about Rees's assessing. Yes, the TikTok Star Hall show. Absolutely,
Speaker 7: and congratulations to her because she should have never been
Speaker 7: done wrong because she is luxury sized.
Speaker 1: Now, by the way, when Jess was telling a story,
Speaker 1: I didn't know, I never I didn't see this woman.
Speaker 1: I didn't know the size of this woman. I just
Speaker 1: said it sounded like, yeah, big back behavior. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: what does that sound like? Whatever you was reporting? Just
Speaker 1: in my mind about time, I didn't put any.
Speaker 7: Now, and that's also just just assessed to the fact
Speaker 7: that and I can't assess to the fact that us
Speaker 7: small backs get cheated on as well, we get lied to,
Speaker 7: we get played because it's not even the trait of
Speaker 7: a luxury sized woman to believe what she wants to
Speaker 7: be so, you know, believe what she's told because she
Speaker 7: wants to love so bad. That's some women, period. But
Speaker 7: I guess it was a little thickness in her voice
Speaker 7: that made you assume that she Yeah, because everyone wants
Speaker 7: to know why.
Speaker 1: But either way, it had nothing to do with her voice.
Speaker 1: You just told the story and that's what came to
Speaker 1: my mind. I'm like, yo, this is big back, and.
Speaker 7: You were right because she was luxury size.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't anything personal towards her. I didn't even
Speaker 1: know what she looked like. I just said this sounded
Speaker 1: like big back to heavy, and I talked about big back.
Speaker 7: Bel she's pretty. It's not even about how she looks.
Speaker 1: Yes, So you want to come up with a term
Speaker 1: to call BBB's well because people are saying that big
Speaker 1: back is offensive. So you know, people can hit me
Speaker 1: sleuthing my guy Dre he's our guy at one, one,
Speaker 1: three five to beat in Miami. He says we should
Speaker 1: use high quality backs, all right, he said no, because
Speaker 1: I got a high quality back to you, Like, let's
Speaker 1: talk about another. One of my homies hit me in
Speaker 1: that if gays can be broke back and you said.
Speaker 3: Big pack.
Speaker 1: I'm just letting you know I like that that that
Speaker 1: is so clever. Somebody else called this morning it said
Speaker 1: luxury luxurious back, or they say luxury.
Speaker 7: Size, luxury size. Just said take the back out of.
Speaker 1: It so we can say extravagant back, premium back. You know,
Speaker 1: when I look up other words for big I don't
Speaker 1: like those. I don't like massive back, colossal back, damn
Speaker 1: enormous back. You know what I'm saying, it's given like, yeah,
Speaker 1: the biggest fession because because big back don't necessarily mean
Speaker 1: fact either. What do you think you're still thinking of it?
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think of a word, and it's hard.
Speaker 1: That means big pause, but that's not offensive. I don't
Speaker 1: know if big back is offensive all if they just
Speaker 1: playing on social media, but.
Speaker 7: It's only not offensive because y'all aren't big people.
Speaker 6: What about large back, because extra large back will be
Speaker 6: offensive crazy large. I said, it's not a big hoodie.
Speaker 6: If you say three x, like you know Matt who
Speaker 6: works up, he hears he weighs five, so that's disrespectful.
Speaker 6: But if Max was a large, you wouldn't say that's big.
Speaker 1: And we got the president of the Fat Lives magical video.
Speaker 1: Let's take some calls, but then let's let's hit the wobble,
Speaker 1: hit wibble red so Mack.
Speaker 7: And walk about medium plus, medium medium plus back, Okay,
Speaker 7: just medium plus. It's I think it's the back because
Speaker 7: you're labeling something.
Speaker 1: You're putting big back, don't just mean fat. There's plenty
Speaker 1: of diesel people that got big back. Oh diesel back muscle,
Speaker 1: You got that muscles?
Speaker 12: Hello?
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 1: Is the j UPA talk to us?
Speaker 3: Brother?
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 21: Bro?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 21: Moore?
Speaker 5: Sean Hello, everybody you need to get off of Everybody
Speaker 5: need to get off Charlot. Let's a'tway something you called
Speaker 5: somebody big bone or something. If you called somebody picture something.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean? When I was going up,
Speaker 5: they used to call me slim. What I did, started
Speaker 5: drinking my prot shape, got in the gym and got right.
Speaker 5: So this might motivate a lot of people that are
Speaker 5: big back.
Speaker 1: He was scared to by the way when he bring
Speaker 1: up a good point. If people can be big bonded,
Speaker 1: what's wrong being big back? Because some things can't change.
Speaker 6: Like you know, they call you short stuff, they call
Speaker 6: you raccoons, wid body, they call you fat, trading faces,
Speaker 6: they call you, they call.
Speaker 1: You I've never heard nothing. I've never heard any of this.
Speaker 1: They call you gay, but it doesn't affect you that way.
Speaker 1: I've never heard any of racoon. This has never happened.
Speaker 1: No more, no more, exactly, this doesn't happen. But what
Speaker 1: about thick back? Because people don't mind me thick yes
Speaker 1: or thick them back?
Speaker 7: No, come on, thick them now exam sexual electly.
Speaker 21: Like me.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna think them back? Another call? All right, well,
Speaker 1: let's go to Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 21: Hello Angela?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Morne. What's up Angela? How are you this morning?
Speaker 10: I'm doing good?
Speaker 21: What's up?
Speaker 10: Breakfist Club?
Speaker 1: We're trying to come up with a name that that's
Speaker 1: not as offensive as big back?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 1: Are you speaking from experience? Are you just are you
Speaker 1: representing the big back community.
Speaker 10: I'm definitely coming from one of the big backs, so
Speaker 10: I'm definitely one of them a little bit on the
Speaker 10: I'm the mid big back. Big I'll get called I'll
Speaker 10: be I'll be after in cars like what's up big back?
Speaker 11: I'm like what.
Speaker 10: I joked and gags because I'm like, alren't you big
Speaker 10: back Mountain? Like everybody got big backs around here.
Speaker 1: Where you're from.
Speaker 10: I'm from Ohio?
Speaker 1: Okay, So what name it would would make you feel
Speaker 1: comfortable other than big back?
Speaker 11: Nothing?
Speaker 10: Really, because I mean I'm the only one I could
Speaker 10: work on my big back, right.
Speaker 8: So I love that accountability they needed, they needed, just
Speaker 8: work on it.
Speaker 10: But they can't take that little joke. And I don't
Speaker 10: know what to say.
Speaker 1: And that's what I'm saying. Like we've been calling each
Speaker 1: other big back for the last couple of years. We've
Speaker 1: telling people on big day back because springing Summer coming.
Speaker 1: Like I thought, it was like a term of endearment
Speaker 1: amongst us as people. It's not insulting.
Speaker 21: Big bag.
Speaker 1: That's how we black people are. We use the scriptors. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. That's what I say.
Speaker 6: I don't think big back is sexy. If if somebody said, hey,
Speaker 6: big back, Hey, I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm bringing sexy big bag. Hold on, I'm bringing big
Speaker 1: back back. No, I'm bringing big.
Speaker 2: You can do that.
Speaker 1: I'm bringing big back back. I'm bringing big bag bag back.
Speaker 1: Can you be big sexy back? What if I say
Speaker 1: big sexy back?
Speaker 7: Oh no, First of all, I make sexy back big.
Speaker 7: The big sexy is somebody named those, So no big Sexually.
Speaker 7: I have a friend named big Sexy Official and Instagram.
Speaker 1: That's my friend. Now, don't don't take his name.
Speaker 6: Problem in his relationship. I tried to help my out
Speaker 6: his relationship. You trying to his relationship which he got
Speaker 6: into like he was working himself up almost at a
Speaker 6: heart attack.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that to big how much you will.
Speaker 1: First of all, he got a big back. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's the one you posted the other day.
Speaker 7: That is, yes, don't play with him, that's not the
Speaker 7: big sexy anyway. Yeah, I would love for him to
Speaker 7: come up here.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm going to become my confusing people. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: you want the diners here? Yes, yeah, that's the home
Speaker 1: one that was dancing the other day. You big sexy back.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. But
Speaker 6: I think big sexy back.
Speaker 1: Is like like big sexy back because because when you
Speaker 1: when you add the sexy to it, like off sets
Speaker 1: the big And I ain't just calling you big sexy.
Speaker 7: Back, okay, because I'm thinking about big Shirley when you
Speaker 7: say that big.
Speaker 1: Sexy but said big big sexy Shirley, and don't ack
Speaker 1: like brothers. Don't like big back, the big back brigade,
Speaker 1: back brigade getting all types of people and then big back.
Speaker 1: It ain't just women. Were about to bring in one
Speaker 1: of the biggest bats. You've seen on the East coast
Speaker 1: in a little bit. Is not only the back with
Speaker 1: that big man, Big break five five one big. We're
Speaker 1: talking about this the breakfast.
Speaker 9: If you're all talking about it, you know we talking
Speaker 9: about it, about it.
Speaker 1: It's topic times called.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eight five one five one to join
Speaker 9: into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's the e j n V. Jess Hilary Charlomagne, the God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: If you're just joining us, the BBB has been on
Speaker 1: Charlemagne's assade, yes, and she is upset. People are upset
Speaker 1: and offended that you are. This is just this is
Speaker 1: just something that people talking about on social media for
Speaker 1: no reason. It's not that serious.
Speaker 6: Before we go to our resident big back, we got Katricia.
Speaker 6: This is the president of Presidential Sorry, okay.
Speaker 1: We have Katricia on the line. Katricia, Good morning, Jesus
Speaker 1: christ Cantria. You sound like a biscuit bohemo. Hey Patricia,
Speaker 1: she hangs morning. How are you, queen? I'm good, Kincher'll
Speaker 1: sorry on behalf of the big Brigade. Are you just no?
Speaker 25: That is correct. I'm calling about the big bag. So
Speaker 25: I just want to say that I'm speaking from the
Speaker 25: confident side of the big bags, and I just want
Speaker 25: to say that my love of confidence is not determined
Speaker 25: about the size of my back. My boomily comes from
Speaker 25: my self assurance, and my qualities do not decrease because
Speaker 25: somebody want to put out that back truly or not
Speaker 25: loved when we are.
Speaker 2: I am concreted and.
Speaker 25: A low life opinion does not truly make that satanis
Speaker 25: for me, so a part of the big back community,
Speaker 25: I want to give a time with all my big backs, because.
Speaker 1: What about big sexy back? How you like big sexy back?
Speaker 2: I feel like the big.
Speaker 25: Backs to not even enter that chap. Why can't we
Speaker 25: just be called by I.
Speaker 13: Name tack is not it?
Speaker 11: It's not it.
Speaker 10: We ain't got to even.
Speaker 25: Say the big bag. Why can't we just be useful?
Speaker 25: Why can't we just be sexy without to be say?
Speaker 1: What about jelly juggernaut.
Speaker 3: Jug?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, you appreciate you now you the biggest and
Speaker 1: biggest back.
Speaker 23: First off, First off, you guys do know it's kind
Speaker 23: of like the N word. You know, you can't say
Speaker 23: it unless you're part of the community. You guys are
Speaker 23: not part of the fat lives matter community at all.
Speaker 23: You don't represent it. You used to be and then
Speaker 23: you got the mental health things. So at one point
Speaker 23: you were you was a couple of happy meals away
Speaker 23: from it.
Speaker 1: I was about but I don't have a problem with
Speaker 1: with with big bags at all.
Speaker 23: I've been calling a lot of different things and I
Speaker 23: took it as like in Atlanta, some gay dude called
Speaker 23: me big chops and it was fired because it sounded
Speaker 23: like pork chops. So it's too different things, you know
Speaker 23: what I mean. It's a sexual in the window, and
Speaker 23: it's a food in the windo. It was double two
Speaker 23: and I was called by another game dude thickms really
Speaker 23: very thick. And I like that because every part of
Speaker 23: my body is a thick, you know, like big sexy back,
Speaker 23: you know, big the B S B.
Speaker 1: I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 23: It's it's shorter, you know what I mean, And and
Speaker 23: all the roads and folds are sexy just so you
Speaker 23: know that, and it keeps you warm, So I'm not
Speaker 23: mad at that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go to the phones. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 10: Hello?
Speaker 1: Hey, good morning, good morning. Now big back, are you
Speaker 1: you're so you're so rude? Are you part? Are you
Speaker 1: part of the big backlity man?
Speaker 10: Okay, football, let's see as this.
Speaker 1: If a white person call you, talk to him, not
Speaker 1: a quainting back to the N word, cut it out
Speaker 1: as a person can word.
Speaker 10: Man, Listen, listen, it's offensive, that's the point. Okay, you
Speaker 10: taking big people as a joke.
Speaker 1: Talk to me, you're not. I can't unnig myself. You
Speaker 1: can unbigg you back.
Speaker 21: Okay, Charlott mane, I'm at the gym right now. Actually,
Speaker 21: I've been in the gym for three months and my
Speaker 21: back is so big.
Speaker 1: Listen. Wait, man, don't listen.
Speaker 10: Do not lie to them.
Speaker 1: You were at Jimmy John's. Okay, you know.
Speaker 10: No, this is ma listen.
Speaker 1: Tell him you in the gym. You ain't in the gym.
Speaker 21: You don't believe Listen. Go to my instagram fully on
Speaker 21: the four weaver. You'll see I'm in the gym every
Speaker 21: single day.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 10: My back still big, but my waist is getting smaller proportion.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, no, listen, how dare you tell her this?
Speaker 1: Wish? Shut up?
Speaker 7: So you're in the gym right now?
Speaker 1: Three months? Listen.
Speaker 7: Three months is not going to cut it. Listen, you
Speaker 7: have to stay in the gym, keep that consistency up.
Speaker 7: This is and listen, you letting the person talk to
Speaker 7: you who won't even jog pass the gym, so we're
Speaker 7: not even worrying about that. You can't tell a whish yet.
Speaker 1: First off, I definitely.
Speaker 23: Definitely draw past the gym before because there's a McDonald's
Speaker 23: next to the Planet Fitness.
Speaker 7: By the way, this is why I call him a
Speaker 7: little while'n out man.
Speaker 1: So listen.
Speaker 7: He always thinks he on that stage, but no, keep
Speaker 7: it consistent. Do I see where you at in three
Speaker 7: more months and then three more months after that? Stay
Speaker 7: in gym for like a yeah a girl, Yes, trust me,
Speaker 7: and it's gonna pay off.
Speaker 1: And I said earlier, just because you got a big
Speaker 1: back don't mean you fat. That's why I don't understand
Speaker 1: why people just assume it means that you in the gym.
Speaker 1: You got a small ways big back, like that's that
Speaker 1: big back is a sign of strength. You try to
Speaker 1: clean it up, but.
Speaker 21: Just be a little bit easy on plus five people
Speaker 21: because not everyone has the like body conformed, So easily.
Speaker 1: Are you changing your diet? I am good and I
Speaker 1: respect you because you didn't go the easy way out.
Speaker 1: You didn't. I wasn't pick it out.
Speaker 21: No, and I had the chance to.
Speaker 10: Because actually obesity is now illness. You can get storgery.
Speaker 10: Some some insurances pay for the surgery, but I'd rather
Speaker 10: work for it.
Speaker 1: But if you want to be in Oseimpic Gold Medalist,
Speaker 1: I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 10: Either, Lord by Charlomagne.
Speaker 11: I love you guys, We love you.
Speaker 1: We love all of our big brigade, We love all
Speaker 1: of our big back listeners. Because I don't know why
Speaker 1: even people thought I was being insulting. It's not like
Speaker 1: I said, look at her with her big back. No,
Speaker 1: I just told the story and I said that sounded
Speaker 1: like big back behavior. Somebody just texted me high resolution backs. Hell,
Speaker 1: that is two ways coup with you. I'm come up
Speaker 1: with cute names, but you do gotta go through rehab.
Speaker 1: Though you do have a Yeah, absolutely, every time I
Speaker 1: walk in the room, I hear peeps when you when
Speaker 1: you back out the room, and you see how.
Speaker 7: You into a monster because you just told that lady
Speaker 7: that she was there.
Speaker 1: If you're part of the gut gang, just be part
Speaker 1: of the gut game.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no, no no no no.
Speaker 1: What you're saying is lay down and eat forever. And
Speaker 1: you know what do you mean? He's part of the
Speaker 1: gut game. I'm saying. I'm saying, to be part of it.
Speaker 1: If you be proud of who you are, damn it.
Speaker 1: God gave us all his body because it had to
Speaker 1: hold on. God did not give you all of that.
Speaker 1: That is not how you got me. God didn't set
Speaker 1: the price for the four for four you were born. No,
Speaker 1: he didn't.
Speaker 7: No, listen, get okay, well, how are your knees doing.
Speaker 1: Strong enough to hold all his body?
Speaker 3: Still?
Speaker 1: Clearly that's right stand in line to get my food.
Speaker 1: And I just I didn't tell herways.
Speaker 7: Comes back to the food because you play to hide
Speaker 7: the fact that it's hurting your knees.
Speaker 1: It doesn't hurt. What I'm saying is that they could
Speaker 1: be a balance.
Speaker 23: If she's went to the gym, great, she's gonna work
Speaker 23: them calories off so she can have that steak later,
Speaker 23: so she can have the Jimmy.
Speaker 7: John about why is it going back to food?
Speaker 1: Well, if it's all about fod, that's what I'm gonna
Speaker 1: start you And i'ma start calling people with my buddy brownie. Okay,
Speaker 1: my Friend Fudge Firepanion Cookie Fire, Companion Cookie Cookies. Companion's
Speaker 1: the story, guys. The moral of the story is springing.
Speaker 1: Summertime is coming around the corner. So I think that
Speaker 1: we need to create some type of program to help
Speaker 1: people on Big Day back. So what I want to
Speaker 1: do is, I'm gonna buy a bunch of gift cars.
Speaker 1: I don't know what gym sales gift cards, but I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go to one of these gyms and I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: our big Back listeners.
Speaker 7: Because on big your back can't unnig, but you can
Speaker 7: un big your back, even you.
Speaker 1: Mac. I've been telling Mac that for years, Mac, Mac,
Speaker 1: I've been telling Mac that for years. I would pay
Speaker 1: for whatever surgery Mac can get. Okay, I know that
Speaker 1: has a couple say all that the counselor.
Speaker 4: Sal all.
Speaker 1: My name is the waist.
Speaker 6: Our big backlists, Salute to all our listensade we love you, y'all.
Speaker 1: Shouts all to sleep at me again. Out there were
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Speaker 1: We appreciate you, Jess. We got just Domess coming up,
Speaker 1: Yes we do.
Speaker 7: King Harris responded to Drewski's Breakfast Club interviews.
Speaker 1: See what you started? Oh my god, yes.
Speaker 2: Real, just the Lord just don't do is gonna bring
Speaker 2: any numbers.
Speaker 4: On the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: And because you wanted to talk about big backs and
Speaker 7: all that stuff, I only have three minutes to report
Speaker 7: the last hour's news, so let's get right into it.
Speaker 7: King Harris responded to Drewski's Breakfast Club and so he
Speaker 7: shared a video on Instagram addressing what Drewski said about
Speaker 7: him during his recent interview with US One.
Speaker 1: He said, who am I more scared of? Man?
Speaker 3: Or or King?
Speaker 1: Who can't come on? Man, King hair standing on what
Speaker 1: we're talking about?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 1: Come on talking about King Pizza. Yes, he said he's
Speaker 1: pulling up on He did pull up on me at
Speaker 1: the video. Stopt you have to.
Speaker 3: He did.
Speaker 1: He did pull up on me. Yeah, yeah, he did,
Speaker 1: standing on business. Yeah he tried to do like a
Speaker 1: like a like I do a stare off got out
Speaker 1: of his car. And just stood on kind of like
Speaker 1: the top of the car like that and just said, man,
Speaker 1: the car name with business. He don't know about standing
Speaker 1: on no business man, And y'all know that, y'all stop
Speaker 1: playing man. Make it off for you. No King hairs cool?
Speaker 5: Cool?
Speaker 1: You can't say that.
Speaker 7: And then he didn't say no, No, I messed with
Speaker 7: him me cool, Like he is a kid. This is
Speaker 7: the same kid tried to jump in his father face
Speaker 7: and tell him that he's hood like in they his
Speaker 7: parents and they know him. So he's not gonna take
Speaker 7: this lightly because that's what he had to say.
Speaker 1: Hey, you're your cholesterols. Need to calm them down, you body,
Speaker 1: hell catm need to calm the I can't believe this.
Speaker 1: Just try to call me.
Speaker 12: And I've just seen him.
Speaker 1: A couple of weeks ago. We've seen you run from
Speaker 1: We seen you run for a bird man.
Speaker 20: You seen me.
Speaker 1: I ain't never ran for nobody. It looked like you
Speaker 1: gotta you walk with a shp. You got your dad
Speaker 1: legs and your mama body. You built like a prince bugess.
Speaker 12: You tried to just seeing you.
Speaker 1: You just called me, and the king is standing on business.
Speaker 1: He was just riding call me the new King sent
Speaker 1: on business. You're gonna go to these people platform and
Speaker 1: tell them a whole bunch of lies.
Speaker 7: He said also in the caption, And what the hell
Speaker 7: I look like standing on my luxury ass car.
Speaker 1: That is cat And I would also like to say,
Speaker 1: what even though I think they're playing, that was fat shimming?
Speaker 1: Was fat shimmick. When I say big back he called him.
Speaker 1: He caught him at wide body hell had him.
Speaker 7: But on the piositive side of this, Drewski did unbig
Speaker 7: his back a lot because he was a lot.
Speaker 6: Bigger last time and I was. But he called him
Speaker 6: a vagina said, were just going back and forth.
Speaker 1: I think they're playing. I thought Drewski was playing when
Speaker 1: he was here. Yeah, and I think that King is
Speaker 1: playing now. Some good jokes, fantastic jokes drop on the clomb.
Speaker 1: He thought about it before he went out with that one.
Speaker 1: You might need to join your daddy on stage and
Speaker 1: do some stuff up. And it may be it may
Speaker 1: be some truth to that because King deleted the post.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they playing, Maybe so you playing, But there
Speaker 1: was some hurtful playing jokes because they're gonna stick. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Everybody, claim they're playing these days, but it's some hurtful
Speaker 7: jokes going on around here. Better watch your head in
Speaker 7: these streets shown they're just playing.
Speaker 1: But we'll see. So that's just with the mess for
Speaker 1: this hour. And can I say that tickets for the
Speaker 1: second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival they go on sell
Speaker 1: at noon. Okay, so may y'all go to Event Bright,
Speaker 1: go to Black Effect dot Com Slash Podcast Festival because
Speaker 1: on Saturday, April twenty seventh, we will be in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: We got Carefully Reckless hosted by Jess Hilarious. We got
Speaker 1: Wallow and Gilly, we got Horrible Decisions, we got Deeply
Speaker 1: Well with Debbie Brown, we got the Poor Minds Podcast,
Speaker 1: we got Baller Alert, we got black Tech, Green Money,
Speaker 1: shout the ball. It's happening Saturday, April twenty seventh in
Speaker 1: Atlanta at Pullman Yard. So tickets go on sale at noon,
Speaker 1: So go to Event Bright at noon our Black Effect
Speaker 1: dot Com Slash Podcast Festival to get your tickets. Last
Speaker 1: year sold out, so you know we expect the same
Speaker 1: this year.
Speaker 7: And it is hosted by my girl Pretty V and
Speaker 7: my guy be that.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right, Dropping the clues bompser be Dot
Speaker 1: pretty big, that's.
Speaker 6: Right, Louis v DJ Louis v is djh Yes, all right,
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Speaker 1: You're checking out the breakfast club morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ n V jess hilarious, Charlamaine God. Now it's
Speaker 6: Black three Month.
Speaker 1: That's right, it is Black History Month, salutormiguy b Dot.
Speaker 1: He puts out a podcast every day during Black History Month.
Speaker 1: Card I didn't know, maybe you didn't either, And today
Speaker 1: he's talking to you about eee Ward Moving in Storage
Speaker 1: recognizes the oldest operated black owned business in the US.
Speaker 1: Take it away, be Dot on today's episode.
Speaker 4: If I didn't know, maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 19: I would like to echo the sentiments support black business.
Speaker 19: I've been seeing this a lot this February, and I'm
Speaker 19: sure I'll be seeing it again in June for jun Team.
Speaker 4: But do you know what the first black owned business was?
Speaker 1: Because I did.
Speaker 4: Ee Ward Moving in Storage.
Speaker 19: Is recognized by the US Department of Commerce as the
Speaker 19: oldest continuously operating black owned business in the United States.
Speaker 19: It was founded in eighteen eighty one by William Ward
Speaker 19: and John T. Ward, saying the eighteen thirties, John T.
Speaker 19: Ward moved to Columbus and while he was there he
Speaker 19: serviced one of the travel points, or the mild marker
Speaker 19: points of the underground railroad. It was stuff as many
Speaker 19: black focus he could in his wagon, and very inconspicuously
Speaker 19: he would travel for a half day or maybe even
Speaker 19: a full day, just getting them black folks as close
Speaker 19: to up north as they could so they could get
Speaker 19: the freedom.
Speaker 4: See John T.
Speaker 19: Ward, he had the horses and the wagons, and William
Speaker 19: Ward he was a former foreman and a supervisor of
Speaker 19: the Union Transferring Storage Company of Columbus. So after the
Speaker 19: Civil War, John T. Ward he got government contracts so
Speaker 19: he could haul ammunition and supplies and equipment for the army.
Speaker 5: So what do he do?
Speaker 19: He finested in eighteen eighty one around that time, and
Speaker 19: he was using the freight wagons to carry the supplies
Speaker 19: for the war. He simultaneously was starting to ee Ward
Speaker 19: Moving in storage in Columbus. Seeing eighteen eighty one it
Speaker 19: was Ward Transfer Line. Then it was later called Ward
Speaker 19: Storage and Transfer Company, but by eighteen ninety nine it.
Speaker 4: Became ee Ward Moving and Storage Company.
Speaker 1: That was after John T.
Speaker 19: Ward's grandson Edgar Earl took over the business. Edgar Earle almighty, Yeah,
Speaker 19: you gotta roll with ee Ward on that one.
Speaker 1: But now E Ward is a.
Speaker 19: Nationally recognized leader in transportation and relocation. It was operated
Speaker 19: by the Ward family from eighteen eighty one to two
Speaker 19: thousand and one, but now it's owned by Brian and
Speaker 19: Dominique Brooks.
Speaker 4: But they did more than expand the business.
Speaker 19: When the Brooks family took over, E E Ward had
Speaker 19: five employees.
Speaker 4: Now they got between seventy five and a hundred.
Speaker 19: You've seen them big trusts with the blue backgrounds and
Speaker 19: the white letters to say North American.
Speaker 1: That's E Ward.
Speaker 19: And now they got two locations too. They still got
Speaker 19: their headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, and they also got a
Speaker 19: branch in where I stay, Charlotte, North Carolina. And I
Speaker 19: didn't know, maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 1: No, I go salute to be that and that's right.
Speaker 1: Make sure you come check out my guy b Dot Saturday,
Speaker 1: April twenty seventh in Atlanta, Georgia. He's hosting the second
Speaker 1: annual Black Effect Podcast Festival him in Pretty v We
Speaker 1: got live podcasts from Jesse Hilarious with Carefully Reckless Willow
Speaker 1: and Gilly will be their Horrible Decisions will be there
Speaker 1: deeply well with Debbie Brown. We got the Poor Minds Podcast,
Speaker 1: we got Black Tech, Green Money, and the Baller Alert Show.
Speaker 1: They'll all be on that stage. Plus we got panels
Speaker 1: and the Black Effect marketplace Louis vs. DJ and you
Speaker 1: was there last year it was sold out. We're doing
Speaker 1: it in the same place, Poorman Yards in Atlanta. Tickets
Speaker 1: go on sale at noon today, so go to event
Speaker 1: bright dot com our Black Effect dot Com Slash Podcast
Speaker 1: Festival to get you tickets. All right, when we come back,
Speaker 1: we got the Positive Notice the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is j n V, Jess, Hilarius, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Not saluted Doctor Phil for
Speaker 6: joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: That's right. Make sure you go pick up Doctor Phil's
Speaker 1: new book.
Speaker 6: Called It's called We've Got Issues. How you Can Stand
Speaker 6: Strong for America, Soul and Sanity. Yes, it's out right now, Yes,
Speaker 6: so salute the Doctor Phil. All right, well, it's time
Speaker 6: to get it out of here. You got a positive
Speaker 6: note or.
Speaker 1: Jess, are you still doing your body Sunday on Saturday?
Speaker 7: I'm terrified, but we're gonna have extra extra extra security there.
Speaker 7: But yes, Saturday, March second, and make sure ce weekend
Speaker 7: y'all all come to my party. Tickets are still available.
Speaker 7: Not many tables left. Twenty four fifty five House Street
Speaker 7: at the Baltimore Peninsula. I turned thirty two February thirteenth.
Speaker 7: Everybody's like, oh my gosh, she's a pisceyst I knew it.
Speaker 7: No I'm not, but I like to give my parties
Speaker 7: in Piscey season because y'all party two. So make sure
Speaker 7: y'all come out Saturday from eight to twelve. It's gonna
Speaker 7: be a big bang theory. I will say, a big bag,
Speaker 7: a big back what it's going on.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a big bang y'all.
Speaker 6: All big backs free before I love Big Jack Reunion,
Speaker 6: all right, believe it's on a positive bilt.
Speaker 1: Listen, Man Sloth, my guy Tony Gaskins. Man Tony Gaskers
Speaker 1: always says people hate you for one of three reasons.
Speaker 1: Number one, they hate themselves. Number two, they want to
Speaker 1: be you. Number three, they see you as a threat.
Speaker 1: When you love yourself, you are incapable of hating anyone
Speaker 1: no matter what they've done. Always remember that did you
Speaker 1: did that. Approve you approve that I do.
Speaker 7: I do because don't Tony Gaskin set it.
Speaker 1: So good Breakfast Club, you don'na finish for y'all. Done,