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Speaker 6: Hilarious, Good morning, Charlomagne to God, Peace to the planet.
Speaker 7: Is Monday, Yes, it's Monday.
Speaker 2: Back to the work.
Speaker 5: We good Mond, Good morning, Happy Monday. How y'all feel
Speaker 5: another day to serve?
Speaker 2: Man? What's happening? What I jess?
Speaker 1: How was your weekend?
Speaker 2: It was perfect?
Speaker 7: Good income, So don't execute to come. He was right
Speaker 7: around the corner in upp a couple of blocks.
Speaker 6: I was there Friday and then Saturday I had to
Speaker 6: jip back. My daughter had a dance competition.
Speaker 7: Well, people got a lot of kids. They can blame
Speaker 7: everything on them.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I ain't.
Speaker 7: I ain't never know, No, you ain't ever say nothing
Speaker 7: about your don't have.
Speaker 2: A dance I'm dead. I said she had a dance competition.
Speaker 9: He was like, I know where I'm gonna be sad today.
Speaker 9: And then he was like, I'm gonna want stop past too, No,
Speaker 9: and he knew he was lying, and.
Speaker 2: He knew was lying.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, don't don't willingly lie to me.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I volunteered the lie.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and there going try to send me a specially
Speaker 9: boy whatever.
Speaker 5: But the party was fun, it was amazing.
Speaker 9: I was only there for like ninety minutes, though, to
Speaker 9: be honest with you, I was just like.
Speaker 5: Ah, maybe maybe.
Speaker 7: I can't party until him, like until I dropped this baby, because.
Speaker 2: Because you want to drink, you want to right.
Speaker 7: I can't do none of that.
Speaker 9: And then like I never really paid attention to to
Speaker 9: how repetitive the music is. Like I love boozy to death.
Speaker 9: I don't want to hear a bunch of boosy too red.
Speaker 9: I'm like, oh my gosh, can we hear some like
Speaker 9: some sister? Everybody look everybody drunk. I'm like, yo, when
Speaker 9: you're not drunk, you pay attention to how everybody can
Speaker 9: be so much cooler, how stupid he looks drunk and
Speaker 9: I be looking at them just like that. But at
Speaker 9: least I be drunk, so yeah, you be with them. Yeah,
Speaker 9: big dumb, but it was. I was just big sober.
Speaker 7: But shout out to all my fans.
Speaker 9: They came with people that came from New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Alabama.
Speaker 9: It was all types of people in there, and I
Speaker 9: just I had fun. People bought me gifts and everything.
Speaker 9: So I did end up having the best gift you got.
Speaker 7: You're not gonna do that.
Speaker 2: You really wanted what you're saying, Yeah, you're appreciative of it.
Speaker 5: I'm so appreciative.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Somebody gave me a three xwater and I was like,
Speaker 7: this is a joke.
Speaker 2: Because when you get, you're gonna get.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were thinking about thinking about you in seven
Speaker 2: eight months, even.
Speaker 7: In my third trimester. It's not gonna give you three
Speaker 7: X nah.
Speaker 9: So I'm gonna give it to my grandmother, but it's
Speaker 9: not gonna go to was because it's a nice She don't.
Speaker 5: About to go with it.
Speaker 2: Whatever it was.
Speaker 5: I mean, I was going say three exits big backside,
Speaker 5: but I mean, Jesus Christ, but dang, I then to
Speaker 5: do what our coming Monday alright every Monday, right this guy?
Speaker 2: All right, well, doctor Tania Matthews will be joining Justice.
Speaker 5: Salute to the CEO and President of the International African
Speaker 5: American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, Doctor Tanya Matthews. She
Speaker 5: will be here to talk to us about everything that's
Speaker 5: going on with the International African American Museum. Plus is
Speaker 5: Women's History Month, so why not have a powerful women
Speaker 5: voices up here like doctor Tania Matthews docte as we
Speaker 5: call them.
Speaker 6: That's right, all right, Well, let's get the show cracker
Speaker 6: when we come back. We got front page news. Senisland
Speaker 6: figure will be joining us. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, all.
Speaker 6: Right, morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Jess Larry Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 6: page news. Start off with sports. We got to congratulate
Speaker 6: Lebron James. He is the first player in NBA history
Speaker 6: to score forty thousand career points.
Speaker 2: So congratulations to him. Bomb for him.
Speaker 5: I wonder do we appreciate when we actually see history happen.
Speaker 2: In real time? I don't think so. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Also, we got to congratulate Caitlyn Clark that's right, she's
Speaker 6: surpassed pistol peak for the NCAA scoring record. She hit
Speaker 6: her three thousand, six hundred and eighty fifth point from
Speaker 6: the free throw line, So congratulations to her. And she
Speaker 6: announced that she's going straight to She going to the WNBA.
Speaker 6: She's not going to take her fifth year. She's going
Speaker 6: to the four. Dropping the clues bomb for Chopper Calyn.
Speaker 6: If we got a pistol Pete, then she's chop of Caitlyn.
Speaker 2: That's right. That girl can play. She can, hear me,
Speaker 2: be very exciting to watch she can. All right, Good
Speaker 2: morning to it's not a game cock.
Speaker 11: Good morning dj MV.
Speaker 2: Just Larry charlemagnea gott Let's jump right into Texas. What's
Speaker 2: going on in Texas.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let's do a quick update on that deadly Texas
Speaker 9: wildfire is now the largest of state history.
Speaker 11: Take a listen.
Speaker 12: One person is dead. It's dozens of wildfires ravaged more
Speaker 12: than a million acres across northern Texas. The single largest
Speaker 12: blaze the Smokehouse Creek Fire. It is now officially the
Speaker 12: biggest fire in Texas state history. Emergency response teams have
Speaker 12: only contained three percent of that fire in florno As
Speaker 12: it continues to flatten entire towns.
Speaker 9: I want to get yeah, I want to put this
Speaker 9: in perspective for you guys. This wildfire is now five
Speaker 9: times the size of New York City. Wow, it is
Speaker 9: larger than the entire state of Rhode Island. And again
Speaker 9: it is only contained about fifteen percent now. Governor grab
Speaker 9: Abbott said that the cause of the fire remains under
Speaker 9: investigation and the Texas Department of Emergency Management will continue
Speaker 9: to assess the damage now. So far, one utility company
Speaker 9: based in Minnesota said that it may be because one
Speaker 9: of their utility polls may have started the fire, but.
Speaker 11: That has not been confirmed and it's still undevelopment. So huge,
Speaker 11: huge wildfire.
Speaker 9: There is even going into Oklahoma, so continue to look
Speaker 9: at that. And of course they're talking about climate change
Speaker 9: having a lot to do with this because of the
Speaker 9: high temperatures that's keeping this fire going.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, praying for everybody out there affected by this.
Speaker 6: Now you want to jump into Niki.
Speaker 9: Helly, absolutely, Yeah, let's cover that. Former South Carolina Governor
Speaker 9: Nikki Haley won her first Republican presidential nominating contest on
Speaker 9: Sunday in Washington, DC. And this makes her the first
Speaker 9: woman to win a Republican primary in the United States history.
Speaker 9: She took sixty three percent of the GPO vote to
Speaker 9: thirty three percent to Trump. That's just over about two
Speaker 9: thousand DC Republicans. Want you to hear a little bit
Speaker 9: about who those people wear the cast that ballot.
Speaker 11: Take a listen.
Speaker 13: This was seen as Nicki Haley's best chance to pick
Speaker 13: up a win against former President Trump. It's an urban
Speaker 13: area with a relatively high number of college educated voters,
Speaker 13: which has been one of Nicki Haley's strongest and most
Speaker 13: consistent demographics so far. Now, back in twenty twenty and
Speaker 13: Trump did win the DC primary in an uncontested race,
Speaker 13: but in twenty sixteen, he came in a distant third
Speaker 13: to Senator Mark Rubio. Now, Haley's team hopes tonight's win
Speaker 13: is a momentum builder heading into Super Tuesday this week.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that demo was why I think Nicki Haley would
Speaker 5: do better against Biden in a general election.
Speaker 2: And in fact that you know, people want something different so.
Speaker 5: Bad, like people really are dreading a Biden Trump rematch,
Speaker 5: something so different that you know, I feel like she
Speaker 5: could pick up votes from both sides. But you know,
Speaker 5: Trump is still all guaranteed to clinch the Republican presidential
Speaker 5: nomination for twenty.
Speaker 2: Twenty for sure.
Speaker 9: Andrewson, you said that though Charleumagne, let's take a listen
Speaker 9: to what she had to say, pretty much echo on
Speaker 9: what you just said.
Speaker 11: Take a listen.
Speaker 2: Trying to figure out why I'm not getting out of
Speaker 2: this race?
Speaker 8: Why does she keep fighting?
Speaker 5: What's she doing well? First of all, when.
Speaker 2: Seventy percent of Americans say they don't want.
Speaker 14: Donald Trump or Joe Biden, Yes, I'm gonna keep on fighting.
Speaker 14: All he's doing is talking about himself and.
Speaker 2: What he doesn't get.
Speaker 14: This isn't about him, This is about the American people.
Speaker 4: Did he win the early states, I'll give him that
Speaker 4: he did, But did you notice he.
Speaker 1: Did not get thirty to forty percent in.
Speaker 5: Any of those states. That's not a small number.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of us.
Speaker 14: And I will tell you this, if you don't think
Speaker 14: you need that thirty or forty percent of us, you
Speaker 14: are showing exactly why you're gonna lose a general election.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's right.
Speaker 5: I mean, up until him speaking about the border recently,
Speaker 5: I haven't heard him discuss any policy issues or not.
Speaker 5: I just don't know why we continue to act like
Speaker 5: somebody running with ninety one criminal charges for indictments and
Speaker 5: two impeachments is normal.
Speaker 2: But this is America. Now.
Speaker 9: You know what's interesting, Charlemagne, I'm sorry, DIDJ. You know
Speaker 9: what's also interesting? I wanted to say those DC Republicans,
Speaker 9: you know, those are people who are inside the bubble,
Speaker 9: if you will, and they're behind the scenes, they're voting
Speaker 9: for Haley, but on the front end still supporting Trump's
Speaker 9: I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Vy, I was going to ask you.
Speaker 6: I see that the Supreme Court is the Supreme Courts
Speaker 6: was going to give a word on whether Trump will
Speaker 6: be on some of these ballots or not that happens.
Speaker 11: That absolutely, We're going to find that out today.
Speaker 9: So we'll be following that closer to the side if
Speaker 9: he will get immunity due to his participation in the
Speaker 9: January sixth insurrection. So yep, Election Inference will be looking
Speaker 9: at that today and bring that story back tomorrow as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well, thank you, Tams. What were we
Speaker 2: talking about? Next hour?
Speaker 11: And next hour?
Speaker 9: We had a Friday that were closing arguments in the
Speaker 9: Georgia DA Fannie willis hearing I'm gonna break all that down.
Speaker 9: Who said what? So make sure you tap in at
Speaker 9: seven o'clock to check that out.
Speaker 6: All right, get it off your chest? Eight hundred five
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Speaker 6: phone lines of wide open. Let me know how your
Speaker 6: weekend was. What you did if you went down to
Speaker 6: see double see double A this weekend, whatever it was.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Get
Speaker 6: it off your chest. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: It's away.
Speaker 2: Is it your time to get it off your chest? Wait?
Speaker 1: Wait up, whether you're mad or.
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Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 15: Oh there's a tree from Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Lard from Brooklyn?
Speaker 15: Right, yeah, yeah, you know, you know what I came
Speaker 15: here to talk about. I came here to talk about
Speaker 15: Mickey Willy. You see, she won DC.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: I feel like y'all up there talking like y'all just
Speaker 15: ready for her to get out the way y'all want
Speaker 15: y'all talk.
Speaker 2: Just say though, shut up y'all.
Speaker 15: Y'all y'all talk, y'all talk like y'all talk like y'all.
Speaker 15: Let's let's real quick, because y'all talk the way the
Speaker 15: way y'all talk to. Y'all barely talk about Nicki Haley.
Speaker 15: Y'all talk about Donald Trump way more than Nikki hit
Speaker 15: Nicky Haley.
Speaker 2: We need to get Nikki Heley.
Speaker 5: N Haley has been against been at you're talking about,
Speaker 5: and I've said, yo, I.
Speaker 15: Can I can bet you five thousand dollars right.
Speaker 2: Now, you man, I have I have.
Speaker 5: I have said verbatim, I think the GOP should get
Speaker 5: out of the way and make room for Nicki Haley
Speaker 5: because Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Comes into the back.
Speaker 5: I just said ten minutes ago, three minutes ago, ten
Speaker 5: minutes ago, I said this is why I think.
Speaker 15: Okay, okay, but real quick, okay, I even stay it.
Speaker 15: I didn't stand what you're trying to say. But can
Speaker 15: I just say that I can betch you five thousand
Speaker 15: hours right now because I listened to the Vist Club
Speaker 15: every day. I can bet you five thousand dollars that
Speaker 15: you have mentioned the name Donald Trump more than Nicky
Speaker 15: Haley and Joe Biden put together.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I could.
Speaker 15: I can bet I'll get bat money on it. But
Speaker 15: that's that's that, that's why he's going to be president.
Speaker 15: You guys to give it him mad class.
Speaker 5: Well, actually, actually I don't think he would do well.
Speaker 15: You guys know you guys, you got you guys know
Speaker 15: how not not how to not how to say and
Speaker 15: his old name, actually know how to not to say
Speaker 15: Tommy Layn's dame. Why you got to say Donald Trump's
Speaker 15: name every every morning?
Speaker 2: Me Lauren's voices in the Donkey Today intro in candae on.
Speaker 15: But you don't met your name. You don't meet your name.
Speaker 5: And it's gonna be a guest on Breakfast Club soon too.
Speaker 5: By the way, I want you to know that's okay.
Speaker 5: She's still feeling black.
Speaker 2: Hey, Hello, who's is talking to this guy? Why am
Speaker 2: I talking to people?
Speaker 10: I don't know?
Speaker 2: You want to talk with him? I just let it go.
Speaker 2: Just listen to car from three or two, some brother,
Speaker 2: get off your chest?
Speaker 10: How you doing DJ and be.
Speaker 16: That's hilarious and show me and God how you're doing good.
Speaker 16: I just want to say, today is my birthday. I
Speaker 16: want to give myself a shout out forty seven years old.
Speaker 2: All right, where you where you calling from again?
Speaker 10: Delaware?
Speaker 2: Okay, big age of forty seven. You've been going to
Speaker 2: your doctor's appointments?
Speaker 16: Brother, Yes, yes, I've lost seventy five pounds in September.
Speaker 2: Big man. Let me go unbig in your b I
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Speaker 2: Oh, come on, keep it going. W heart doctor yet.
Speaker 16: Yes, I've been a heart doctor about corns a p
Speaker 16: a couple of months.
Speaker 2: So all right, good, that's all I like to see.
Speaker 17: Bro.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it right. You'll you'll load laid on some
Speaker 2: of those things. But I'm so glad that you're doing it.
Speaker 2: He's doing You're right.
Speaker 16: I'm the guys good and you'll have a blessed that's
Speaker 16: right to stay check too.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so that's coming up too.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm talking about. I like to hear about people.
Speaker 5: Unbigger they back. It's bringing summer right around the corner. Dammit,
Speaker 5: get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five A
Speaker 5: five one oh five one. If you need to vent,
Speaker 5: hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it
Speaker 5: off your chest eight hundred five five one five one.
Speaker 5: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this Okay, it's Kevin from Ohio.
Speaker 2: It's from Ohio.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'm falling against on man. I just wanted to
Speaker 18: I just wanted to say. You know, as I'm watching
Speaker 18: the news and I'm listening to the Virtual Club every morning,
Speaker 18: I noticed like they are they're trying to turn the
Speaker 18: people against migrants.
Speaker 4: Get I get, you know, the border.
Speaker 18: Is open and everything.
Speaker 15: We need to do things too for the border.
Speaker 18: But I feel like now they're turning, they're turning us
Speaker 18: against each other. You know, I'm dating up, I'm dating
Speaker 18: someone from another country, and to be honest, you know,
Speaker 18: he came here legally. You know, he got his PhD
Speaker 18: here legally and doing everything right. But now I feel
Speaker 18: like it's a target on his back for you know,
Speaker 18: he watched the news and we feel a certain way
Speaker 18: towards our house watching the news, listening to the Virtual Club.
Speaker 18: You know, sometimes how we speak on migrants, the ones
Speaker 18: that came here legally. It's nothing against the ones illegally,
Speaker 18: but it's just something about the news. I feel like
Speaker 18: every everything is turning against us, like Americans against migrants.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't I get what you're saying, but I don't
Speaker 5: think that folks are attempting to turn people against migrants.
Speaker 5: I believe that what a lot of Americans are saying,
Speaker 5: especially in places like New York and Chicago, is that
Speaker 5: they feel like a lot of resources are going to
Speaker 5: migrants while they hear in America are suffering and have
Speaker 5: been suffering. Like if you see people coming from another
Speaker 5: country and they're automatically getting sheltered and you know you're
Speaker 5: getting food, you're going to feel a way about that
Speaker 5: if you hear in this country struggling.
Speaker 15: Bro right, And I felt that way as well.
Speaker 18: But I do want people to know that, you know,
Speaker 18: when migrants you come over here and they get work
Speaker 18: permits and everything, they're not working for free, Like they're
Speaker 18: paying taxes as we paying taxtics, you know, like my
Speaker 18: paychech Federan taxes, state taxtics come out. Migrants when they
Speaker 18: get these work cards, they're paying taxes as well, so
Speaker 18: they're actually putting it in the pot. But our hundred
Speaker 18: percent fel I feel you when when I feel I
Speaker 18: just feel like some migrants getting.
Speaker 15: To the front of the line.
Speaker 18: Like my partner, he's been waiting for his green card
Speaker 18: for some years and he getting push to the back
Speaker 18: of the line because the migrants coming over. They putting
Speaker 18: them all the ways because the front. But I feel like,
Speaker 18: you know, when people talk about immigration, they just think
Speaker 18: it's the border and people are just jumping over the border.
Speaker 18: But immigration is a broad thing with people that actually
Speaker 18: came over here legally, they're waiting for over ten to
Speaker 18: fifteen years for a green card.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, true.
Speaker 5: I mean, listen, most people I know, they're not anti
Speaker 5: migrant as much as they are anti being four.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 5: And the only other, only only other critique I hear
Speaker 5: from folks that I know about the migrant issue is
Speaker 5: when you know, they feel like in some places they're
Speaker 5: causing a lot of crime, right, you know, but in
Speaker 5: particular the gangs that come over. But I mean, that's
Speaker 5: what everybody's trying to do, right, They're trying to have
Speaker 5: better border security because they want to know who's coming in, right.
Speaker 5: You know, sometimes those bad apples do come in and
Speaker 5: spoil the whole bunch for everybody that's just trying to
Speaker 5: come over here to get a better life.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 6: one oh five one. If you need event, you can
Speaker 6: hit us up now, Jess, we got the mess coming up.
Speaker 9: Yes, Resa Tisa is upset at Charlemagne but couldn't say
Speaker 9: his name on Sammer Hall Show.
Speaker 2: While she mad, I don't know.
Speaker 17: I know.
Speaker 5: We're gonna get into all that.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get to it. Exits the breakfast slogan boarding.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's j n V Jess to God, we are the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning. Come put this mic down so
Speaker 2: I can see my sister when she talking. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: let's get to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 1: Robber is gonna bring numbers.
Speaker 2: The bat club sty Huh.
Speaker 9: Resa Tisa from Who Did I Get Married? That's the
Speaker 9: lady from the TikTok series that she created. She will
Speaker 9: be on Tarman Hall Show today now over the weekend.
Speaker 9: It was a clip of the upcoming interview that was released.
Speaker 9: She spoke on being body shamed by a famous personality
Speaker 9: who sits right across from me.
Speaker 2: He's looking at me right now. Please play the audio.
Speaker 5: What negative car comments have hurt the most?
Speaker 3: I guess there was a person a very famous personality
Speaker 3: that called me a big bag talking about my weight.
Speaker 3: And so it's things like that that I'm like, Jesus,
Speaker 3: you know, I can already admit I'm self conscious, you know,
Speaker 3: as a as a heavier woman, I feel like how
Speaker 3: I look should not dictate whether or not I deserve
Speaker 3: That was that was disappointing, and it was and it
Speaker 3: was hurtful, especially the one that was the more famous personality,
Speaker 3: because again, I'm.
Speaker 2: More than just my weight.
Speaker 9: How y'all figure out me, because you're the only famous
Speaker 9: one that was like, that is not true behavior.
Speaker 2: Listen a side.
Speaker 5: I tell y'all all the time, the easiest way to
Speaker 5: keep your own piece is to not disturb the piece
Speaker 5: of others. I disturbed that woman's piece, and that wasn't
Speaker 5: my intention. So I apologize if my words made her
Speaker 5: feel that way. But I do have two things to say.
Speaker 5: Number One, I never said she don't deserve love because
Speaker 5: of her so I didn't even know she was big.
Speaker 5: She just told the story and I said, it sounds
Speaker 5: like big back behavior. And then I started talking about
Speaker 5: big back belief. Now, if y'all want to have a
Speaker 5: conversation about reinforcing negative stereotypes of big backs. I understand,
Speaker 5: I'm open to it, but acting like I was having
Speaker 5: a conversation about reesa teach's looks and size, that's not accurate.
Speaker 2: I was speaking in general.
Speaker 5: Terms about big back behavior and big back belief, and
Speaker 5: I actually said, nobody has to be that desperate because
Speaker 5: there is a man out there for you.
Speaker 2: And I do have one final point, just one.
Speaker 5: We all have social media, no, we all have social media, absolutely,
Speaker 5: and we all use it for different reasons. And Reese
Speaker 5: is getting a lot of props for being so vulnerable.
Speaker 5: Salute to her. But I personally feel like we have
Speaker 5: to stop bringing this stuff to social media if you
Speaker 5: don't want people to have an opinion about it, Absolutely,
Speaker 5: because some of this stuff should just be reserved for
Speaker 5: our therapists. If we can't handle people having an opinion
Speaker 5: about whatever we are venting about, keeping off social media.
Speaker 2: That's my personal That's a good point.
Speaker 6: When you put it out there in the world, the
Speaker 6: world's gonna come back many different ways. Some people are
Speaker 6: gonna be supportive, some people gonna be joking, some people
Speaker 6: are gonna be negative, and some people are gonna be
Speaker 6: big bags.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, and she said that she was already insecure about
Speaker 9: her weight. So then that why would you come to
Speaker 9: such a big, big, big platform thinking that you know
Speaker 9: you're gonna be off limits from comments like because it's
Speaker 9: people who was actually.
Speaker 5: Going in absolutely on her. Absolutely you you didn't call her.
Speaker 2: A big back.
Speaker 5: No, I was just speaking towards big behavior and believe.
Speaker 5: And that's why even when you referenced Sheila, you referenced
Speaker 5: Sheila from Why Did I Get Married? Fantastic movie, because
Speaker 5: even that movie reinforced those SAMEEO. Absolutely yes.
Speaker 9: But and we also seen where Sheila ate small under
Speaker 9: back and then he that that man came around you
Speaker 9: know what wanted, and then the skinny girl which she was,
Speaker 9: she was spending up the money and all that. So
Speaker 9: it just all of that to say, like you said,
Speaker 9: just get therapy for it, especially especially if it is
Speaker 9: an insecurity of.
Speaker 5: Yours, I don't. I just don't think those are things
Speaker 5: that should be on social media because everybody's not going
Speaker 5: to agree with you. There's going to be people that
Speaker 5: have negative things to say. So I just feel like
Speaker 5: some of the stuff should be reserved for our therapists.
Speaker 5: If we can't handle people having an opinion about whatever
Speaker 5: we are inventing about, because you're not always gonna hear.
Speaker 2: What you want to hear.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and then to say, especially the more famous personality,
Speaker 9: when anybody say.
Speaker 2: I get it what I respect? I understand that though.
Speaker 5: And once again, if I disturbed her piece, I apologize
Speaker 5: for disturbing her piece.
Speaker 2: But that was not my intention. But that's very big
Speaker 2: of you to apologize. And I love you for that, Bro,
Speaker 2: I love you too. But before we move on, when
Speaker 2: do we get to a point where jokes or jokes? Right?
Speaker 6: Because as a kid, as an adult, people make jokes.
Speaker 6: Joking though never mind, I was talking about big belief
Speaker 6: in big back behavior.
Speaker 17: Yea.
Speaker 2: But when you mentioned big backs, is it a joke
Speaker 2: or no, it's serious, it's a destructor.
Speaker 5: We're black. We describe things. That's how we describe people.
Speaker 5: The Baisee brother with the Beijing who's that?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm crying, you know what I mean because that
Speaker 2: hurt me. The big person that I'm just saying, we're described.
Speaker 2: Where do we use the scriptors?
Speaker 5: And we even have no mine?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 9: So video surfaces of Usher speaking on living with Diddy
Speaker 9: at thirteen. Now you may recall a man named Laura
Speaker 9: that I reported on. He's suing Diddy for publishing rights.
Speaker 9: But in his case, he bought up the fact that
Speaker 9: did he told him that he had had sex with Usher.
Speaker 9: I don't understand what this has to do with his suitcase,
Speaker 9: like with him.
Speaker 18: You can.
Speaker 2: That makes sense, Yeah, that that makes perfect.
Speaker 9: But since that unconfirmed news that started circulating, an old
Speaker 9: video of Usher had resurfaced and he had sat down
Speaker 9: with I wastern and that's what he was talking about.
Speaker 1: I lived with Sean Puffy Combs for a year. That
Speaker 1: was how a read's idea.
Speaker 2: Right, we're sending you over to something called puffy flavored
Speaker 2: camp he got he in the nineties.
Speaker 5: Do you understand what that's like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you were thirteen?
Speaker 9: What We went there to see the lifestyle, right, and
Speaker 9: I saw it and it was it was but I
Speaker 9: don't know if I could indulge and understand what I
Speaker 9: was even looking at.
Speaker 19: It was.
Speaker 5: It was pretty wild. So nobody tried to you know,
Speaker 5: some woman didn't come.
Speaker 2: Along, say, Biggie Smalls was there?
Speaker 1: Smalls?
Speaker 5: Was there?
Speaker 1: Little Kim Craig mac Junior, Mary J.
Speaker 5: Blosh. They ain't know nothing about.
Speaker 1: This you're a dad.
Speaker 2: Now, would you ever send your kid to Puffy Camp? Hell?
Speaker 5: No, digital detectives aren't made crazy. I'll be crazy now that.
Speaker 9: I think it was interesting that he said La Reid
Speaker 9: suggested for him to go lift it just so he can,
Speaker 9: you know, get used to the lifestyle and everything like that.
Speaker 5: But my thing is you're thirteen.
Speaker 9: The lady even asked him your parents were okay with that,
Speaker 9: and he said, the ain't no none of this. Why
Speaker 9: the hell would you even be living at thirteen with
Speaker 9: this other man?
Speaker 5: Because he had a record deal and Puffy was the
Speaker 5: first for I think Puffy for he was his first album,
Speaker 5: his first album.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I'm never gonna go live with Wendy Williams
Speaker 9: because I want to explore more about radio, like what
Speaker 9: is happening?
Speaker 2: Like it Charlotte did. But he wasn't a kid.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but you know what happened.
Speaker 6: He probably signed to La Read. They probably looked at
Speaker 6: La Red as somebody that they can trust. Off la
Speaker 6: Reid suggested go stay with Puffy to record this album,
Speaker 6: and I'm sure his parents were working. Probably couldn't go
Speaker 6: back and forth. They probably thought it was okay and
Speaker 6: did not know what was going on in the house, and.
Speaker 7: Apparently Usher was uncomfortable with some things because it was
Speaker 7: just like no.
Speaker 9: But he said a lot of other people were there,
Speaker 9: but just him being thirteen and being in the midst
Speaker 9: of all of this.
Speaker 5: It's just like h He probably just felt like he
Speaker 5: just knew he was older. Yeah, looking back on it,
Speaker 5: he was too young to probably be around some of
Speaker 5: the stuff that.
Speaker 9: He had because they were all grown. All the people
Speaker 9: we named BIGGI small's on them, they were all grown.
Speaker 5: But we all can say that at some point, right
Speaker 5: you twelve thirteen, you see your dad, your uncles, Yeah,
Speaker 5: got you around. Stuffy, ain't got no business around you
Speaker 5: know what I mean? Let you get a little simp
Speaker 5: with a beer.
Speaker 9: When did he He did somebody interview and they was live,
Speaker 9: and he was like, I remember me and this boy man.
Speaker 9: He was like ten and I was a little bit older,
Speaker 9: and we used to wake up and wrestle over the
Speaker 9: frosted flat.
Speaker 2: That never happened. I don't believe that.
Speaker 5: They don't believe it, did he said it?
Speaker 9: Believe?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we got all your playing my.
Speaker 20: Brother right here.
Speaker 17: From day one.
Speaker 2: We used to wake up and when he was like ten,
Speaker 2: and I was a little bit older his older brother.
Speaker 8: We used to fight over the over the frosted flakes.
Speaker 5: We used to actually wrestle off of the off of
Speaker 5: the frosted flakes because he used to always get up earlier.
Speaker 5: What does just say, right, you don't believe that. I
Speaker 5: do believe that, But I just want the record to
Speaker 5: show that if you're riches hell and you fighting, you
Speaker 5: wrestling over frost flakes, you just want to wrestle, you
Speaker 5: can afford me.
Speaker 2: You didn't feel like that more frog flake to be
Speaker 2: had you're rich?
Speaker 7: Okay, but that's how you see saying he said he
Speaker 7: was ten and I was a little bit old. That's
Speaker 7: a hilarious show the wet.
Speaker 9: Okay, well that's just what the mess for.
Speaker 5: The first hour.
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Speaker 6: Breakfast Clove for morning.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same morning, everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ n V Jeselarry Charlamage to God, we are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get in some front page news. What it is?
Speaker 11: What's going on? Family? DJ and v just hilarious.
Speaker 2: Charlams, good morning.
Speaker 6: Girl money now just quickly want to do some sports.
Speaker 6: We got to salute Lebron James. He scored forty thousand
Speaker 6: career points in the NBA, so congratulations to him.
Speaker 5: Do you realize we'll probably never see that again?
Speaker 2: Never our lifetime.
Speaker 10: Never.
Speaker 5: I don't think, like not our lifetime probably in mind,
Speaker 5: but yeah, yeah maybe maybe.
Speaker 2: I mean you'd have to average.
Speaker 6: I think it's like twenty four point five points a
Speaker 6: game for twenty one years.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying, Like, people don't realize what we're watching.
Speaker 5: When we're watching Lebron James. We think him being around
Speaker 5: for twenty one years and still playing at this higher
Speaker 5: level is normal.
Speaker 6: No, it's not normal, fall normal, It's not normal. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm just I don't think you'll see it again.
Speaker 2: You said what he says the goat?
Speaker 11: Would you say he's the goat?
Speaker 5: God give me, he's a he's not deep. Michael Jordan
Speaker 5: is the goat, and then Kobe Bryant.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I don't think you'll ever see this again
Speaker 6: because think about it, Bron still got about two more years.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, Bron got as long as you won honest. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's the way you're playing.
Speaker 2: And Caitlyn Clark, we got a salute to her.
Speaker 6: She surpassed Pistol Pistol Pete for the NT double A
Speaker 6: scoring records, So congratulations to hers.
Speaker 5: That's a big record too. That record was up for
Speaker 5: like fifty four, fifty six years, you know what I mean? Man,
Speaker 5: all woman, it don't matter for you to come in
Speaker 5: there and score that many points. You know, in a
Speaker 5: matter of four years, Luther Chopper, Kate and.
Speaker 2: She could have played another year. Yeah the Kobe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Andrew Rees can do that too, but I hope
Speaker 6: she don't. Yeah, all right, well let's jump right into it.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about Fanny Willis.
Speaker 11: Oh man, the Fannie Willis's hearing.
Speaker 9: Is has some closing arguments on that on Friday, and
Speaker 9: it is just a miss cause I'm just I don't
Speaker 9: know no other way to say. It is so much
Speaker 9: going on with this particular hearing about her and Nathan
Speaker 9: Wade and their inappropriate relationship. I want you to take
Speaker 9: a list and then I'm going to come back and
Speaker 9: give you what both sides said in their closing arguments.
Speaker 21: Judge herd final arguments on whether Fulton County District Attorney
Speaker 21: Fannie Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade should be removed
Speaker 21: from the twenty twenty election interference case. Prosecutors laid out
Speaker 21: their arguments on why they think there is a conflict
Speaker 21: of interest with Willis and Wade's relationship. One prosecutor pointed
Speaker 21: out Willis's speech giving it a church after the motion
Speaker 21: was filed. This comes after accusations came out against Willis
Speaker 21: and Wade having an improper relationship while working together. Both
Speaker 21: have admitted they were in a relationship, but that it
Speaker 21: started after Wade was appointed Special prosecutor. Willis also faces
Speaker 21: claims that she misused taxpayer money during the relationship.
Speaker 9: So now the defense attorneys, the ones who Fannie Willis
Speaker 9: is going against them. Trying to make it very simple
Speaker 9: for you guys to understand, because it's a very complicated story.
Speaker 9: I want you to hear why they say she should
Speaker 9: be disqualified from moving forward with this case.
Speaker 14: Take a list, well be arguing for or disqualification comes
Speaker 14: from one of two places, either conflict of interest or
Speaker 14: forensic misconduct, And today the defense made the arguments for both.
Speaker 14: They say da Willis began dating special prosecutor Nathan Wade
Speaker 14: before he was awarded that Fulton County contract worth hundreds
Speaker 14: of thousands of dollars for this case, and that it
Speaker 14: was all part of a scheme to financially benefit from
Speaker 14: this case because of the vacations, dinners, and excursions Willis
Speaker 14: and we'd shared together. Then they argued Willis's comments made
Speaker 14: outside of the courtroom are improper, specifically those she made
Speaker 14: during a church speech on Martin Luther King weekend.
Speaker 22: It was videoed. It was clear that miss Willis had notes.
Speaker 22: She was reading from notes that she had prepared. It
Speaker 22: was a calculated determination by miss Willis to prejudice the
Speaker 22: defendants and their counselor.
Speaker 9: Now the state that is representing Fannie Willis. They obviously
Speaker 9: have another position. This is what they had to say
Speaker 9: on why she should not be disqualified from this case.
Speaker 11: Take a listen to that.
Speaker 14: They spent the first part of their arguments today, the
Speaker 14: first half rather arguing against that notion, seeing it must
Speaker 14: be an actual conflict of interest, not some speculation or
Speaker 14: unproven facts. Then they walk through all the witnesses that
Speaker 14: we've heard from, explaining to the judge why he should
Speaker 14: or shouldn't consider their testimony credible, and then they walk
Speaker 14: through the timeline of that Willis Wade relationship that they
Speaker 14: say should be believed.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, it's absurd.
Speaker 20: It's in a desperate attempt to remove a prosecutor from
Speaker 20: a case for absolutely no reason, your honor, other than
Speaker 20: harassment and embarrassment.
Speaker 9: Now, the bottom line of this, guys, is regardless of
Speaker 9: what is going to happen, which we should know an
Speaker 9: answer within two weeks. Again, the closing argument was Friday,
Speaker 9: a judge is going to make this decision, not a jury.
Speaker 11: So a judge is going to make this decision. But
Speaker 11: the bottom line is.
Speaker 9: Guys, Donald Trump's going to bring this up regardless of
Speaker 9: how this falls, He's going to bring it up.
Speaker 11: In fact, he did it this weekend. Take a listen
Speaker 11: to that.
Speaker 23: Have a very good.
Speaker 2: Relationship with a woman called Millennia.
Speaker 19: But I would venture to say, in all the years
Speaker 19: that I've known or I might not have called her
Speaker 19: two thousand, five hundred times. That's a I know, I
Speaker 19: didn't send three thousand, five hundred text messages.
Speaker 5: He should keep quiet, but he won't, you know. And
Speaker 5: I'm not even mad at the Fanny Wooler's situation. Because
Speaker 5: the law is the law. I just want to know
Speaker 5: why the law works for some but not others. Because
Speaker 5: Fanny is about to be in disqualification hearings for accusations
Speaker 5: of getting her back blown out by Nathan Wade. Meanwhile,
Speaker 5: Trump got all types of charges, including leading an attempt
Speaker 5: to cool his country, which violates the fourteenth Amendment, and
Speaker 5: he's just moving along like his business as usual, like
Speaker 5: it's nothing. And I feel like, if you're an elected official,
Speaker 5: the people should vote on whether you get disqualified as that. So,
Speaker 5: so that's what I wish would happen in a lot
Speaker 5: of these cases, especially Trump. Let's let's vote. The people
Speaker 5: should be able to vote to see if Donald Trump
Speaker 5: should be eligible to run for president.
Speaker 2: Says, nobody to follow the letters of the law.
Speaker 11: Well, he even got pretty crude in that clip that
Speaker 11: I just played.
Speaker 9: Even talked about how Nathan Wade uh basically said was
Speaker 9: his only experience was pounding her and did his fist.
Speaker 11: Like, yeah, he got pretty crude in that comment.
Speaker 9: So yeah, so this is this is gonna be something
Speaker 9: that he will continue to use, you know, like I said,
Speaker 9: regardless of the outcome on basically saying that this case
Speaker 9: has been tainted and it's just so unfortunate Charlottage just
Speaker 9: in general, just how it's all playing out.
Speaker 11: And I agree with all of the things that you said.
Speaker 11: This is one of the strongest cases against him.
Speaker 9: So when you look at this one and then if
Speaker 9: you look at the other case that the Supreme Court
Speaker 9: will decide if he gets community or not with the
Speaker 9: election interference case, these were the two strongest, and it
Speaker 9: just looks like, you know, we don't know, I don't
Speaker 9: know what it looks like, don't We don't know how
Speaker 9: how it's going to play out, But doesn't look like
Speaker 9: he'll be have anything really kind of going against him
Speaker 9: before the election. If the Supreme Court decides in his favor.
Speaker 5: Today, I wish we could ignore the distraction and just
Speaker 5: focus on the case, because even if Fannie Willis isn't
Speaker 5: on the case, there's still a case. Right, he still
Speaker 5: made the phone call and tried to get you know
Speaker 5: what was it? Eleven thousand votes? Will find me eleven
Speaker 5: thousand votes that still happened regardless of if Fannie Willis
Speaker 5: is on the case or not.
Speaker 9: Well, that's why people say that she should just refuse
Speaker 9: herself and say, you know what, I want to make
Speaker 9: sure that the focus is on that. Let me just
Speaker 9: pull back and let somebody else, you know, manage this
Speaker 9: case so that the focus is not on me.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 9: So that's that's instead of getting put off the case,
Speaker 9: remove yourself from the case. It was too late now
Speaker 9: because now you know a judge is going to decide,
Speaker 9: and then that even even works Charlom Mane because if
Speaker 9: when I was watching it on last week, the judge said, so,
Speaker 9: if I decide that she was inappropriate on this, how
Speaker 9: do I look at all of the other cases that
Speaker 9: she's ever tried?
Speaker 11: You know, so what is that going to look like?
Speaker 17: You know what?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, it gives people, It gives people a
Speaker 9: reason to be able to say, hey, I didn't I
Speaker 9: don't think my case was fair. I mean, it just
Speaker 9: opens up a Pandora's box that just it's.
Speaker 5: Just okay and not good look for black people in
Speaker 5: positions of power like that, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: Like it's already hard enough you know, for us, especially
Speaker 5: especially black women. They don't be wanting y'all in those
Speaker 5: positions of power at all. So sadly, when you know,
Speaker 5: you take those kinds of shots. You really do have
Speaker 5: to be clean as a whistle. If not, things like
Speaker 5: this happened to Wait.
Speaker 6: Wait, I'm confused. I thought I heard something. So he
Speaker 6: just said all I remember is just pounding out.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 11: Donald Trump was saying that.
Speaker 9: The one of the arguments is he missed Wade the
Speaker 9: job even though he didn't have the experience. He had
Speaker 9: the qualifications, but he didn't have the experience to get
Speaker 9: the job to be special prosecutor. So Donald Trump said
Speaker 9: yo that he didn't have any experience except pounding. Findie
Speaker 9: willis the.
Speaker 2: Mayor of Pound Time. He's just the mad poundtown Pound
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Speaker 6: Out, all right, and when we come back eight hundred
Speaker 6: five A five one oh five to one, I know
Speaker 6: may shout to Mason can. They were on their show
Speaker 6: talking about getting a massage from the opposite sex and
Speaker 6: Charlemagne talks about how recently he got a massage from
Speaker 6: a male and how much he loved it.
Speaker 2: He was like the massage therapist was all in his
Speaker 2: mouth and he said it was it was just memorable.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he loved he like massage, some stuff in his mouth.
Speaker 2: That's right, Like wow, Okay, So let's open up the
Speaker 2: phone lines. How do you feel about your partner getting
Speaker 2: a massage by the opposite sex.
Speaker 6: Let's discuss eight hundred five eight five one oh five
Speaker 6: one is the Breakfast Club on morning the Breakfast.
Speaker 24: Club phone, it's topic time called eight hundred five A
Speaker 24: five one oh five one.
Speaker 2: To join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club Morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlomagne, the God. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, we're talking
Speaker 6: about getting massages from the opposite sex. Now, this conversation
Speaker 6: started from Mason Cameron talking about having trainers and women
Speaker 6: using male trainers. And then we heard Charlemagne said recently
Speaker 6: that you got a massage from a mail and you
Speaker 6: said it was amazing.
Speaker 2: And what did he say about He said that the.
Speaker 7: Guy I massage every part of his body, even his.
Speaker 5: Mouth, not every part of the body, but he definitely
Speaker 5: gave me a mouth massage, which is something I never
Speaker 5: had before because apparently there's two muscles in your mouth.
Speaker 5: And I'm the type of person, you know, because of
Speaker 5: like anxiety and stuff like that, Like I'm always like
Speaker 5: grinding my teeth a little bit, or like I opened
Speaker 5: my mouth real wide.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, and so it's like he he
Speaker 2: he massaged these two muscles in my mind, and it hurt,
Speaker 2: Like hell, how do massage with his hands? Like he
Speaker 2: was like he like, it's like a it's like a technique.
Speaker 5: Anybody out there that does this massage thing I'm talking about,
Speaker 5: I know you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: But it's like these two corners right.
Speaker 5: Here, and he just put him in and he kind
Speaker 5: of like hugs on it a little bit and it's painful.
Speaker 2: Well man, it's very very stretch relieving.
Speaker 7: So you're a you were able to open your mouth
Speaker 7: wider after Like what type of effects?
Speaker 2: I haven't I haven't been grinding my teeth since that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I haven't been grinding my teeth that much instant,
Speaker 5: but I mean I've never had a male messeuse until
Speaker 5: that time.
Speaker 2: And he did a fantastic job.
Speaker 5: But It's just like football players and basketball players who
Speaker 5: got male trainers who you think is massaging them and
Speaker 5: rubbing on the But.
Speaker 2: I just never heard of a mouth massage. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: out there, a matter of fact, I'm a google it
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when I go to when I go to physical
Speaker 6: therapy and there's a male massuse, that's that's different.
Speaker 2: But when you go to a massage place and the
Speaker 2: lights are low and.
Speaker 6: It's intimate and the candles are burning, yeah, I would
Speaker 6: just prefer a woman to massage me.
Speaker 16: That is just me.
Speaker 5: But you did, you did have a male mesuse before, and.
Speaker 6: You listen to everything. Absolutely, But it wasn't that. It
Speaker 6: was it was me and my wife together. It was
Speaker 6: a couple of massage and it was the teachers how
Speaker 6: to give a massage. And the dude came in Diesel dreads,
Speaker 6: brown skin brother.
Speaker 5: Very See the fact that you described him makes me
Speaker 5: think that this was a free co case.
Speaker 2: Free But you know what I mean, turn the massage.
Speaker 6: I couldn't enjoy the massage because this big brother Diesel
Speaker 6: with dreads that massages security.
Speaker 2: It was I don't want it again.
Speaker 5: I don't know why you're so insecure if you ain't
Speaker 5: never had your butt touched, like I don't have those insecurities,
Speaker 5: Like I ain't think of nothing when that male was
Speaker 5: miside of me, I didn't think about nothing except for
Speaker 5: this was a good massage.
Speaker 2: In no way shape before that. But this is a
Speaker 2: real thing. Clinical oral facial massage, that's what it's called.
Speaker 2: Get I get that all the time. And the woman
Speaker 2: that does it is dope. She does an amazing job.
Speaker 5: Clicking or popping up the jaw clinching, lockjaw and limited mouth,
Speaker 5: open range, and it released his muscles. And I've never
Speaker 5: seen this word fascia involved with chewing and jaw clenching.
Speaker 2: So this is a thing. So when he when he
Speaker 2: massages you, does he reach over you?
Speaker 7: Like, yeah, you have to lay y'all? Did it from
Speaker 7: the side?
Speaker 5: What'd you say?
Speaker 2: He was on the side. When he was on one side,
Speaker 2: I had to turn this way. He was on this side.
Speaker 2: I had to turn that way.
Speaker 5: But listen, if you've never had a clinical oral facial massage,
Speaker 5: trust me, it be worth it.
Speaker 2: Okay, what about you?
Speaker 9: I enjoy massages from the same sex, although I have
Speaker 9: had massages from a male, and I like the pressure
Speaker 9: more from a guy.
Speaker 5: However, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 9: I do get excited, like especially when they be like
Speaker 9: turnover and you massage in my stomach and under my
Speaker 9: breasts and all that.
Speaker 2: And I just be like stop.
Speaker 7: So I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 5: Yo, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I just I can't.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the full line. Hello, who's this? This
Speaker 2: is from Brooklyn Kevin for Brooklyn.
Speaker 15: What's going on?
Speaker 25: And how you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm doing the man?
Speaker 25: I love you.
Speaker 5: I love you too, baby.
Speaker 6: We're talking about massages from the same sex, opposite sex.
Speaker 2: Brother talk to us.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I had to.
Speaker 4: Dip out on a massage other days because it was
Speaker 4: same sex. I'm not gonna call him a company me.
Speaker 16: Well, yeah it was same sex.
Speaker 15: I wasn't filling that.
Speaker 25: I can't have a man. I just I can't do that.
Speaker 2: You never played any type of sports in high school
Speaker 2: or anything like that. It's different.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're laying on the thing and it's a candle
Speaker 6: leg and the music is playing room.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the move different, y'all. I think, y'all it's
Speaker 2: something about a man.
Speaker 4: Because my little back hurt and it's something about a man.
Speaker 25: Brother down here.
Speaker 16: I can't you know, yeah right with me?
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, Charlemagne is upset because not a lot of
Speaker 9: men are not All men are open up to other
Speaker 9: men are open to other men.
Speaker 2: Don't know why everybody's so insecure.
Speaker 5: It's not It has nothing to do with insecurity. This
Speaker 5: is very much got to do. They be in your mind.
Speaker 5: You're thinking, man, I might get turned on by this guy. Man,
Speaker 5: I don't want this guy touching me because I.
Speaker 17: Might like it.
Speaker 1: That's that's your problem.
Speaker 2: That's something you need.
Speaker 5: That problem. Everybody thing you said said when the guy
Speaker 5: told me turn around, I towed it up a little bit.
Speaker 5: You can't.
Speaker 2: Get mixed. I'm Matt, hey yo yo, talk to us,
Speaker 2: mat where you call it from and all checked it?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 4: It all depends now that if you a guy and
Speaker 4: you letting your partner get a massage by the opposite
Speaker 4: sex and could just lead to other things. I feel
Speaker 4: like that intimate. Why can't you know your partner get
Speaker 4: a massage by the thing?
Speaker 10: Say?
Speaker 2: Now, what about you, Matt, do you mind it if
Speaker 2: if a male gives you a massage.
Speaker 25: Me personally is not happening.
Speaker 4: There's too many females out there that you know, they
Speaker 4: they got they got muscle, they know how to you.
Speaker 10: Know, massage.
Speaker 6: So Matt, you you book a massage and hope me
Speaker 6: come out. You're gonna say no.
Speaker 15: I'm walking right out.
Speaker 4: I'm all said.
Speaker 5: Now, let the record show that when I got this
Speaker 5: massage from this guy, it was a few weeks ago,
Speaker 5: and it was when I was on my spiritual retreat.
Speaker 5: So this guy was there for a reason. What he does,
Speaker 5: his specialty A lot of people don't do. Male are female.
Speaker 2: What's his name? I don't remember now you don't remember
Speaker 2: his name?
Speaker 7: Now it's the spiritual journey. Now, now he was there.
Speaker 2: They were wrestling.
Speaker 5: They were wrestling for Frost and yeah, like what, No,
Speaker 5: you're the one who said you get you said you
Speaker 5: described he.
Speaker 2: Was like yeah, he had dreads, he was brown, he
Speaker 2: was diesel. Like nah, be so that handsome man.
Speaker 5: You couldn't you couldn't even think about that handsome man
Speaker 5: touching you because you didn't know what it might lead to.
Speaker 2: No, sounded like to me eight hundred and five five
Speaker 2: one oh five to one.
Speaker 6: Do you mind getting massage from the same sex or
Speaker 6: do you prefer opposite sex?
Speaker 2: Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Club for morning. Let's say
Speaker 2: if you're all talking about it, you know we talking.
Speaker 24: It's topic called eight hundred five eight five one O
Speaker 24: five one.
Speaker 2: To join into the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning, everybody. It's DJ En V Jess, hilarys Charlamagne the Guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us,
Speaker 6: we're talking about getting a massage from either the opposite
Speaker 6: sex or same sex.
Speaker 2: What do you prefer? What do you want your spouse
Speaker 2: to do? Let's discuss.
Speaker 10: Hello.
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 15: Yo?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 25: Hey, I love y'all.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 25: It's King King up all Black from the Howard Third Show.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Wow, what's up?
Speaker 10: King?
Speaker 25: What's up?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 25: Hey Charlotte made I love your point of view.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you.
Speaker 17: King.
Speaker 2: I ain't heard from you in a minute, but brother.
Speaker 25: Yeah, yeah, man, Hey, listen, I don't allow my wife
Speaker 25: to do like that. Yeah, because listen, if you allow
Speaker 25: her to do that type of stuff, things lead to
Speaker 25: other things. You know what I'm saying. So you gotta
Speaker 25: keep them in checking away.
Speaker 2: Jesus, But now I want to keep him checked. What
Speaker 2: about you, King of Black? You get a message you
Speaker 2: got a massage from a male before.
Speaker 25: King of All Black.
Speaker 15: But anyway, just I like male majuicus because they're stronger, you.
Speaker 25: Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Okay, and the angel women.
Speaker 15: Got too mrtured with you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 25: I like an Asian man to put his hands on
Speaker 25: me like that.
Speaker 2: You know, wax waxaw. Okay, King of Blacks, you have
Speaker 2: a good one, and did not say it just sounds crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm like a male because they screwn.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like a male Asian male to put his
Speaker 5: hands on this hell this.
Speaker 26: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 6: Now that says you're uncomfortable receiving massages from other men.
Speaker 26: Yes, I am, Why because I feel like I make
Speaker 26: noises that if I'm enjoying it. Yes, so it sounds
Speaker 26: well even though it may not be sexual, and I
Speaker 26: usual to make the guy think, oh well, she might
Speaker 26: be into me and they may go somewhere that it's
Speaker 26: not like what kind of noises?
Speaker 2: Were you a freaky but you're a yellow freaky boy? Man?
Speaker 2: What's your problem?
Speaker 9: I'm just I never I never got myself like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: but I get what you're saying though. Yeah, girl, come
Speaker 9: with the whole soundtrack, especially when they tell.
Speaker 26: You yeah, And that's just how I am. And I'd
Speaker 26: just rather get from a woman because I'm not interested
Speaker 26: in them.
Speaker 5: You know, you bring up you bring up a good point,
Speaker 5: Like every single time I get a massage, you know
Speaker 5: from a woman. You know, you do tend to get
Speaker 5: a little director. You know what I'm saying, you do,
Speaker 5: But I'm never when I had it with the guy,
Speaker 5: that didn't happen at all.
Speaker 2: Did you make sound did you make sounds.
Speaker 26: Like because there's no interest and it's them making you
Speaker 26: feel good, like you sound like it feels good.
Speaker 5: And by the way, the guy made me feel good,
Speaker 5: but I didn't get a wrect because you're not the guy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because when they hit your lower back, I'm telling you,
Speaker 9: like sometimes it's like like oh my god, yes, like
Speaker 9: right there.
Speaker 7: And then when they turn you over and they go
Speaker 7: blow your belly button, it's like.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, like what you like.
Speaker 2: You get on?
Speaker 6: They turn you over so real, that's a full body.
Speaker 7: They do your back and then they tell you they
Speaker 7: are you over and they do everything else.
Speaker 2: We have a massage therapist on the line. Hello, Hey, yes, hey,
Speaker 2: what's your name, bro?
Speaker 10: My name is Chris.
Speaker 2: Are you brown? Skin with dreads. No, we just make
Speaker 2: with a ball.
Speaker 10: Head and a bed.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 10: Yes, it's a pleasure. It's a pleasure to be on here.
Speaker 10: So I've been a massage therapist for twelve years and
Speaker 10: I have that problem majority of the time where the
Speaker 10: husbands have a hard time working with me. But it's
Speaker 10: not about that. It's the muscular care that needs to
Speaker 10: be done for our society that we're not addressing. Biometrical
Speaker 10: movement is the key to internal healing, and so what's
Speaker 10: happening in our society now is we're quick to about
Speaker 10: biochemical things and I'm out, but we're not doing the
Speaker 10: things that we need to do on a muscular level
Speaker 10: to heal.
Speaker 2: Yes, right, yeah, you got to move that trauma up
Speaker 2: out of your body.
Speaker 10: That's right. And so with that, there's six hundred and
Speaker 10: fifty six individual muscles, three hundred and sixty joints, and
Speaker 10: two hundred and eight bones that nobody knows anything about.
Speaker 2: Do you do the oral facial massage?
Speaker 10: Yes, it's called inner oral massages where you go into
Speaker 10: the mandible, you release the massacre and it helps with
Speaker 10: the TMJ.
Speaker 2: That's right. It hurts, it hurts, but it feels so
Speaker 2: good afterwards.
Speaker 10: I do NORM muscular therapy. NORM muscular therapy is trigger
Speaker 10: point release to the actual belly of the muscle, and
Speaker 10: it actually helps elongate the individual muscle from the insertion
Speaker 10: to orgin.
Speaker 7: He couldn't do my massage, not that way.
Speaker 2: He's talking.
Speaker 7: You gotta be quiet the whole time.
Speaker 1: I'm overhead.
Speaker 5: Where are you saying?
Speaker 7: I'm just like, oh, yes, come.
Speaker 10: To teach me.
Speaker 2: You do tennis.
Speaker 10: I do tennis, elbow, golfer, hip, flexus, rotator cough. You
Speaker 10: don need to do yourself some research on your my
Speaker 10: skill therapy.
Speaker 2: Oh I love it.
Speaker 5: I'm about to go get me a massage to the
Speaker 5: day because of you.
Speaker 2: I'm going.
Speaker 5: I got so many points at massage and bim.
Speaker 10: If you ever want to check out massage care out
Speaker 10: of Conway, South Carolina, I open up my business and
Speaker 10: that's what I'm focusing on.
Speaker 17: Sir.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're gonna fly do it. I can't let him
Speaker 2: touch me in South Carolina.
Speaker 10: What hey, I'm from d C. See that's the perception. Okay,
Speaker 10: life life trauma, childhood trauma causes us not to want
Speaker 10: to be touched that I have to deal with that
Speaker 10: trauma listen. He is not line in no way, shape
Speaker 10: or for him.
Speaker 2: B Yo, Na, I can't let the man.
Speaker 5: Another man touched me from South Carolina, I say, touch
Speaker 5: me in South Carolina.
Speaker 2: That's different because of the childhood trauma.
Speaker 5: That look sometimes I got touched in South Carolina by
Speaker 5: people that wasn't supposed to be touching me.
Speaker 27: Now laugh at Thatt's see you get out of this one?
Speaker 27: Oh my god, just exactly, yes, we do. We'll get
Speaker 27: to it next, we go get to it next. The
Speaker 27: fun police over there, it's the Breakfast logan morning getting.
Speaker 9: Because no, I don't understand. No, don't be trying to
Speaker 9: act all like you said now, no, no, don't ever
Speaker 9: dress like that.
Speaker 5: Where where blue the legacy resilience appreciate you.
Speaker 2: This is chaos though this is black one. Tu tho chaos.
Speaker 5: That is amazing. I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 17: I just.
Speaker 7: Think it's like for children like no, are you Monday?
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, morning everybody. Weyard to Breakfast Club JMB
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Speaker 2: See you're pregnant.
Speaker 5: That always messing with somebody it is.
Speaker 7: We want to be a lot of it's gonna be
Speaker 7: a lot of bagg and forth for five.
Speaker 2: We want to keep your workload down by then, by
Speaker 2: how many months you'll be by the six Jesus, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like yeah, like sex with this.
Speaker 5: You just get to come in, do carefully, reckless, ask
Speaker 5: some questions, I mean, answer some questions.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and get up out of there. That's right, get
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Speaker 9: definitely gonna keep the energy up, y'all.
Speaker 2: I love them. We don't need doing that acting like
Speaker 2: how you was acting on your party Saturday. I want
Speaker 2: to go home, y'all. Allright, we got just with the
Speaker 2: mess coming up.
Speaker 7: What we're talking about that we do Kanye for the
Speaker 7: in law once they have a sit down.
Speaker 6: Okay, I would say if I was the fall in
Speaker 6: law law beyoncas oh my bad, think about by Kim,
Speaker 6: but couldn't anyway.
Speaker 7: Jesus, are you been thinking about that.
Speaker 2: Morning? Everybody?
Speaker 6: It's dj NV just Hilaris Charlamage the God. We are
Speaker 6: the breakfast Club. Let's get toes with the message just
Speaker 6: don't gonna bring numbers.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club started.
Speaker 9: Kanye's father in law wants to sit down and have
Speaker 9: a conversation with him, So reports say that Beyonca's Beyonca
Speaker 9: Censori's father.
Speaker 7: His name is Leo.
Speaker 9: He wants to speak with Kanye. They say that he
Speaker 9: believes Beyonce I mean what, Oh my god, Jesus creeping
Speaker 9: in my mind. They said that he believes Kanye would
Speaker 9: never allow his own daughters to dress that to dress
Speaker 9: that way, and shouldn't encourage Beyonca to dress like that either.
Speaker 7: This is what was said in quotes.
Speaker 9: Beyonca's father, Leo, wants to have a proper sit down
Speaker 9: with Kanye and ask him what the hell is he
Speaker 9: thinking when he parades Bianca around like a trashy naked
Speaker 9: trophy pony. He also has an issue with Kean. Uh,
Speaker 9: what's up with the names? I'm getting I'm getting pregnancy
Speaker 9: mine real quick. He also has an issue with Kanye's
Speaker 9: allegedly with Kanye allegedly keeping Beionca away from her family.
Speaker 9: That was the most interesting bullet point that I wanted
Speaker 9: to read about it, because apparently she don't get to
Speaker 9: talk to her family, and he reportedly believes that Kyan
Speaker 9: keon Jesus slow down. No, it's not about slowing down,
Speaker 9: it's about Kanye being Kon.
Speaker 5: And I don't know who that is.
Speaker 9: Who is I don't know, Like I don't know. I
Speaker 9: keep wanting to right, That's what I'm saying. I keep
Speaker 9: wanting to call him Kon and I don't know why,
Speaker 9: Like I don't even know what nigga.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: He reportedly believes that Kanye's relationship with Beionca is in
Speaker 9: love but control.
Speaker 7: No, I've said this myself a million times.
Speaker 9: I feel like like she's being controlled, right, And it's
Speaker 9: kind of like she a sleeve, Like that's what it's given.
Speaker 9: Beyonca's father has several convictions, including having a pistol with
Speaker 9: bullets and selling heroin. Now, her father's brother, which is
Speaker 9: Beyonca's uncle, was sentenced to life in prison for being
Speaker 9: a notorious gangland killer. So he's very connected here, you
Speaker 9: know what I'm saying, And shot sounds Kanye may not
Speaker 9: be ready for that. So with those things being considered,
Speaker 9: most people think to sit down between Beyonca's dad and
Speaker 9: Kanye won't be too polite. You know how Kanye Mouth
Speaker 9: is obviously reading what we're thinking about this man.
Speaker 7: He ain't too politely.
Speaker 6: I'm not mad at that conversation. I'm not your daughter,
Speaker 6: and your daughter's walking around halfway naked. And what he
Speaker 6: said was, would you want your daughter to walk around
Speaker 6: like that?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And I think I wouldn't be mad at that conversation.
Speaker 6: I would want to have a conversation with him too,
Speaker 6: just to make sure that my daughter is okay and
Speaker 6: that she is not being mind bleaked.
Speaker 5: No, all of that is true. And I ask one
Speaker 5: simple question, why the hell do we know any of this?
Speaker 5: I don't know, Like, why can't they just have a
Speaker 5: sit down with each other? Try know Kanye is.
Speaker 7: It takes everything to the internet, everything to the end.
Speaker 5: He must be.
Speaker 2: Afraid, absolutely that man. I gotta go have a meeting
Speaker 2: with this man.
Speaker 17: I need.
Speaker 2: You'll know his whole criminal history. He tried something with me.
Speaker 5: He even told us about his brother.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: But he said he's been trying to reach out to Kanye,
Speaker 6: and I guess he hasn't been able to have that.
Speaker 2: But that's his daughter. Well stop calling him Kanye. His
Speaker 2: name is Yeah, he doesn't answer to Kanye nomore.
Speaker 5: He told you all that, he told you that if
Speaker 5: you're calling them Kanye, then you are well about to
Speaker 5: see mis gendering.
Speaker 2: But dead name and them.
Speaker 7: Got pregnant mind too.
Speaker 5: It's like Kanye, I just read some article statement when
Speaker 5: he still don't call me Kanye, I'm not answering that
Speaker 5: no more.
Speaker 2: He called me Kanye. I feel like that's disrespect.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but if they ever go back to where that
Speaker 6: family's from, he might have some little bit of problems.
Speaker 9: I don't care what he said call them Kanye. Actually,
Speaker 9: I like Keough you like his name is not k Kanye. Guys,
Speaker 9: he just can't call that man kyak.
Speaker 7: But it was following that he actually felt this way
Speaker 7: to hate his pants.
Speaker 9: We actually felt like he actually had said that it
Speaker 9: was an issue in Paris when he had when Kanye
Speaker 9: asked her or had her wearing stockings with no underwear
Speaker 9: under so you can kind of like see like her
Speaker 9: genitals and everything, you know, I'm saying, and she could
Speaker 9: have been arrested because in Paris, in decent exposure is
Speaker 9: a crime.
Speaker 2: So he's just like that.
Speaker 7: That's when he that was the first time he reached
Speaker 7: out to Kanye.
Speaker 6: But just imagine that's your daughter you see in that
Speaker 6: or even the time on the boat when you got
Speaker 6: Felicia allegedly on the boat, Like that's your daughter.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and she never looks happy, by the way. She
Speaker 9: always looks cold and scared. So that's why I say
Speaker 9: she may be a slave, yeah, Jesus and other fatherly news.
Speaker 9: Ryan Garcia's dad insults Devin Haney's dad. There was a
Speaker 9: press conference for Devin Hainey and Ryan Garcia's upcome and fighting.
Speaker 9: Their fathers ended up getting into it Henry Garcia and
Speaker 9: Bill Haney. Eventually, Ryan Garcia took the mic away from
Speaker 9: his Bavado because this which I'm about to hear is crazy.
Speaker 19: You're a nappy ahead, nappyhead, I sound like some RACI Hey,
Speaker 19: that's what he's looking like.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, ahead, this is US African American Americans.
Speaker 2: We have we have more course coarse hair than than
Speaker 2: you Latinos. But that don't make our hair nappy.
Speaker 16: But that does not.
Speaker 2: Don't confused racist, try to explain that.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 9: I'm like, oh my god, Devin just say something like now,
Speaker 9: he said, don't you go. He could have came back
Speaker 9: at him.
Speaker 5: I know, but we just got show listen all this
Speaker 5: simply saying it's racism and homophobia.
Speaker 2: That's part of the trash talk. I grew up on
Speaker 2: him boxing like it was.
Speaker 19: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 5: Boxing is one of those last few places that has
Speaker 5: no political correctness to it. Yeah, okay, remember Floyd used
Speaker 5: to come in here with the with the sombredo, and
Speaker 5: do you remember Floyd and Conor McGregor.
Speaker 2: Conda McGregor was calling Floyd a monkey, and.
Speaker 5: So Floyd said, you need to respect us and words matter,
Speaker 5: only to call him a gay sler.
Speaker 2: That's the big gay sler.
Speaker 7: I ain't gonna see a move that.
Speaker 9: Mike's so quick from his father in my house, Like, yo, no,
Speaker 9: we are not doing this because you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: But like I said, I even don't. I still don't
Speaker 9: think the dad is racist. It's just that was a
Speaker 9: racial man, I guess. But what made it bigger was
Speaker 9: Devin was like, you know, you started the civil rights speech.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying, instead of just going back
Speaker 9: at this is boxing, you know how this works? Like
Speaker 9: you know, just I wonder if they've seen any of
Speaker 9: that that you're talking about from back.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. Oh my god, I mean,
Speaker 5: but you know Ryan, Now, Ryan got to back up
Speaker 5: with his daddy said in the ring, of course, you know,
Speaker 5: because all of that.
Speaker 2: Goes out the window on fight night. That's the beauty
Speaker 2: of being a boxer. You can talk all the trash
Speaker 2: you want leading up to the fight, but you still
Speaker 2: got to get a ring.
Speaker 7: He called his father a pimp several times. I didn't
Speaker 7: know that he was a pamp.
Speaker 2: Who was father?
Speaker 5: Ryan was calling Bill Haney a pimp.
Speaker 2: He was like, Bill was a great man. Slew the Bill.
Speaker 3: A man.
Speaker 5: Ain't no pimp.
Speaker 2: He's not a pimp. He's a man. I don't I
Speaker 2: don't know why he called him a pimp. But if
Speaker 2: he's not a pimp, he's a man. Son become one
Speaker 2: of the best boxes in the world. That's right. What
Speaker 2: you to be a pan?
Speaker 5: What if he was a former?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Charlamgne we are giving a donkey too.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: For after the hour, man, since y'all always want to
Speaker 5: be so fake out raised about something, I got something
Speaker 5: for y'all to be outraised about. Okay, we need did
Speaker 5: Creek high school in Oklahoma to come to the front
Speaker 5: of the congregation.
Speaker 6: We'd like to have a word with the police. All right,
Speaker 6: we'll get to that. Nextus to breakfast logan morning.
Speaker 1: If you're like the into the breakfast club, Charlamagne some.
Speaker 2: Donkey days just so themselves. Been watching Charlie Man ready
Speaker 2: for I never heard them donkey again, charlam Man.
Speaker 26: I'm a douncy.
Speaker 11: That Charlotte Marue.
Speaker 5: Yes donkey today for Monday, March fourth, goes to a
Speaker 5: high school in Oklahoma named did Creek High School. Listen,
Speaker 5: I know we live in an era where intelligent people
Speaker 5: are being silent so the stupid don't get offended. But
Speaker 5: intelligent people got to start speaking, and they must start
Speaker 5: speaking loudly because the ignorance has gone too far.
Speaker 2: I truly don't know what the hell is happening in
Speaker 2: our society. Okay, It's like.
Speaker 5: Folks be offended about nothing but things they should be
Speaker 5: upset about they ignore. And this story out of Deer
Speaker 5: Creek High School is one that should be causing y'all
Speaker 5: to do that fake social media outrage thing y'all be doing. Okay, See,
Speaker 5: there's a video circulating online that shows students students now
Speaker 5: high school kids from freshmen to seniors, licking peanut butter
Speaker 5: off the feed of people for a fundraising event. I
Speaker 5: can't make this kind of stuff up. Let's go to
Speaker 5: k w CH news for report police.
Speaker 23: This video shows Deer Creek High School students licking toes
Speaker 23: at a fundraising event Thursday.
Speaker 2: Jesus, I didn't think.
Speaker 17: Whatever she told me yesterday that was happening. I had
Speaker 17: to ask her, like, wait, what peanut butter off of toos?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 23: The Deer Creek School District confirmed the video, with Fox
Speaker 23: twenty five saying the students volunteered and challenges to help
Speaker 23: raise money during their philanthropy week. Deer Creek Schools says
Speaker 23: every student who participated signed up for the games they
Speaker 23: played ahead of time, and that no faculty or staff
Speaker 23: were involved during the assembly. They note that the fundraising
Speaker 23: week helped raise more than one hundred and fifty two
Speaker 23: thousand dollars.
Speaker 17: It's really great that they raised a lot of money.
Speaker 17: I feel like maybe they could have done a little
Speaker 17: bit more accountability and ownership in that statement, or you know,
Speaker 17: maybe we didn't think this thing through.
Speaker 2: You think you think this is discussing this sounds like
Speaker 2: a free co case. Okay.
Speaker 5: I don't know if this was adult who are getting
Speaker 5: their feet licked by these high school kids, but if so,
Speaker 5: round them all up. Okay, this has to be illegal
Speaker 5: in at least forty nine states. Damned anything goes in Florida,
Speaker 5: but everywhere else this has to be illegal. Okay, you
Speaker 5: need to put cases on every single one of these individuals.
Speaker 5: There is no rhyme or reason for this a fundraising event.
Speaker 5: A fundraising event in a high school. What happened in
Speaker 5: the world's finest chocolate candy balls?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: What happened to kids selling chrispy Kreme donuts to raise money?
Speaker 5: Girls cookies? How we go from peanut butter patties, peanut
Speaker 5: butter sandwiches, the peanut butter on people's feet and the
Speaker 5: kids gotta lick them off to raise money. And they
Speaker 5: raised over one hundred and fifty rats because humans are freaky.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Okay, they raised over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 5: because humans are freaky and the sexual exploitation to children
Speaker 5: is big business in this country.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: What happened to go on may popcorn discount cards? It's
Speaker 5: all types of stuff kids be selling for fundraisers, But
Speaker 5: never in my life have I heard about kids having
Speaker 5: to degrade themselves and lick peanut butter off another human's feet.
Speaker 5: And furthermore, why would parents okay with this?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: Is nobody in this school under adult supervision? This had
Speaker 5: to be ranmed by the parents. We all parents in
Speaker 5: this room. We have to sign permission slips for this
Speaker 5: kind of stuff. So did they just admit that it
Speaker 5: would be extra crunchy jiff on humans toes for your
Speaker 5: kid to lick off on this day?
Speaker 2: I can't see a parent signing off on this.
Speaker 5: And if they did hit them with some free co
Speaker 5: charges too, there has to be a dominatrix citation or something,
Speaker 5: some type of fetish fine.
Speaker 2: Over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. That's only fans money. Okay.
Speaker 5: You know why that's only fans money because you got
Speaker 5: these kids doing only fans activities.
Speaker 17: All right.
Speaker 5: There is women butt assnegget on only fans right now
Speaker 5: getting that kind of money, you know, and then some
Speaker 5: of them getting that kind of money for just showing
Speaker 5: their feet. Meanwhile, these kids out here sucking and licking feet.
Speaker 5: Where is the free co chargers. Can a school lose
Speaker 5: this license or something? Absolutely? Can they?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Everybody involved in this situation should be suspended by it.
Speaker 5: Something whose idea was this? Please give Deer Creek High School.
Speaker 5: Let bring me my give Deer Creek High School the
Speaker 5: biggest he.
Speaker 7: Huh he ha he ha.
Speaker 2: You stupid motherfuck? Are you dumb?
Speaker 5: And now instead of worrying about the fundraiser, you gotta
Speaker 5: worry about the fungus. Okay, peanut butter and foot funguses
Speaker 5: not in after school snack your.
Speaker 2: Children should have to eat, okay.
Speaker 5: And furthermore, y'all need to be calling Deer Creek High
Speaker 5: School right now. Four old five three four eight fifty
Speaker 5: seven twenty. I don't care where you are in the world.
Speaker 5: You should call Deer Creek High School and complain, okay,
Speaker 5: tell them that they gonna be hit with free co
Speaker 5: chargers four O five three four eight fifty seven to twenty.
Speaker 5: Go have a petty party on Deer Creek High School's
Speaker 5: phone lines today because this is ridiculous.
Speaker 7: You just get in to the school pettioh oh like
Speaker 7: they need.
Speaker 2: To be reported somebody. People need to be complaining. This
Speaker 2: is insane.
Speaker 7: You know how many people gonna call up the.
Speaker 5: School They need to four O five three four eight
Speaker 5: fifty seven to twenty. If you can't write the number
Speaker 5: down right now google it. Did Creek High School in Oklahoma?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's said, h oh they got they still got
Speaker 2: a fax machine. Yeah, I just see now people still
Speaker 2: say facts every once in a while. Okay, I see
Speaker 2: did Creek Boys Basketball High School? I was looking for
Speaker 2: the Instagram page.
Speaker 5: They got an email too, right HS attendance at d
Speaker 5: Csokay dot org.
Speaker 2: That's probably if you kids not going to school, you
Speaker 2: gotta email them saying, oh, okay to school.
Speaker 5: Well you know what, email that line too, damn it, Okay,
Speaker 5: email them, call them like this is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: The number yea four oh five three four eight fifty seven.
Speaker 6: All right, thank you for that donkey today, Yes, indeed,
Speaker 6: now when we come back, doctor Tanya and Matthews will
Speaker 6: be John us see.
Speaker 5: She is the CEO and president of the International African
Speaker 5: American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina. If you have not
Speaker 5: taken a trip to the International African American Museum in Charlston,
Speaker 5: South Carolina, you are missing out. It is built on
Speaker 5: Gatchum's Wharf in Charleston, South Carolina. And I can't remember
Speaker 5: the exact number, but it's like forty almost fifty percent
Speaker 5: of all enslaved Africans came through that port right there
Speaker 5: in Charleton, South Carolina. So if you haven't gone to
Speaker 5: the International African American Museum yet, you need to and uh,
Speaker 5: the CEO and President, doctor Tanya Matthews dot t will
Speaker 5: be here to talk to us about it.
Speaker 2: Come rex, we'll get to that nexus to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Club wanting everybody is Dee a n V jess hilarious,
Speaker 6: Cholamine the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 2: in the building.
Speaker 6: She is the CEO and President of the International African
Speaker 6: American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, Doctor Tanya Matthews.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, doctor.
Speaker 8: Good morning. How y'all doing this morning?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 2: That's black and Holly favor. That's right.
Speaker 8: The only way to be I am well, I am
Speaker 8: very very well.
Speaker 5: How has it been being a black woman in leadership
Speaker 5: of an international African American museum in Charleston?
Speaker 8: So we just coming in.
Speaker 28: We get into that's right, let's go ahead and intersect. Uh,
Speaker 28: you know it has been it has been good.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know it.
Speaker 28: It has its tensions because I would I would say
Speaker 28: one thing that the brothers and sisters are are happy
Speaker 28: to see me and also surprised. You know, I'm a
Speaker 28: DC native. I also spent some time in Detroit. Right,
Speaker 28: you know, stuff gets low regular. You know, we're used
Speaker 28: to seeing us, and then it's about how we represent.
Speaker 28: But you know, truthfully, being down in Charleston, being in
Speaker 28: South Carolina, we are fewer and farther between. So so
Speaker 28: most folks are proud. Uh, and they are they are excited.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 28: And and folks in the low country can pray, so yesten,
Speaker 28: I got a whole line of prayer warriors trying to
Speaker 28: keep it together.
Speaker 8: But then you know, there are the tensions.
Speaker 2: Some folks see the unusual and embrace it.
Speaker 28: Some folks don't. And so there there is that balancing
Speaker 28: that you that you do maintaining. You gotta have a
Speaker 28: serious sense of self. You you do have to have
Speaker 28: a serious sense of self. Everyone who's in leadership has
Speaker 28: to be able to do some self critique, right, That's
Speaker 28: just what happens. Right, And you have to be able
Speaker 28: to take feedback and listen. But if you are in
Speaker 28: an environment that does not fully and constantly welcome you,
Speaker 28: you have to have some shall we say, discernment along.
Speaker 8: With that critique.
Speaker 28: Right, you have to know which of the criticisms are
Speaker 28: coming at you to lift you up and which ones
Speaker 28: are coming at you to break you down.
Speaker 2: Oh how do you do that?
Speaker 15: Though?
Speaker 2: That's back on the warriors.
Speaker 28: Probably, Well, you know, and and there are some people
Speaker 28: that you really trust, Like you know, you have some
Speaker 28: people in your life that they can call you out
Speaker 28: right and you know that you know they love you.
Speaker 28: You also know they kind of wise, and so you
Speaker 28: can you can take that under advisement. I have a
Speaker 28: few of those folks in my life, and so I
Speaker 28: know when they say something that's real, and then sometimes
Speaker 28: I will I will bring things to them. But like, okay,
Speaker 28: this there's some feedback I got, you know, what what
Speaker 28: do you think about about this? And so uh so, yeah,
Speaker 28: it's you know, it's it's tough. It's it's tough, and
Speaker 28: there are some moments where you just decide, we just
Speaker 28: gonna have to brust our shoulders off on that one
Speaker 28: and keep it moving.
Speaker 9: But for people who don't know. Why do you think
Speaker 9: it's so important for us to tell our own stories?
Speaker 28: So I think it's it's really important to tell our
Speaker 28: own stories because one they belong to us, right. I
Speaker 28: have this thing about stories. There are stewards of stories
Speaker 28: and there are owners of stories. We want everyone to
Speaker 28: tell a story. That means you're a steward. If I
Speaker 28: give you my story, I want you to share it.
Speaker 28: You know, particularly when we talk about say, African American history,
Speaker 28: I don't need just black folks telling black folks story.
Speaker 28: We want everyone to tell the story. And that makes
Speaker 28: you a steward. But then if you're the owner of
Speaker 28: the story, right, you have some special responsibility, but you
Speaker 28: also got some special love for your own story. I mean,
Speaker 28: only you can tell it with that level of emotion,
Speaker 28: that level of flavor. And the other thing is one
Speaker 28: of the things that I do like about modern conversations
Speaker 28: is I often hear the phrase do not argue with
Speaker 28: lived experience, sure, right, And so when folks are at
Speaker 28: least willing to say that, that means that you, as
Speaker 28: the owner of the story, are the authority on that story,
Speaker 28: and you can step into that space of this is
Speaker 28: my lived experience. And folks may want to dismiss the
Speaker 28: bigger picture, but they can't dismiss that particular story that
Speaker 28: you are speaking to because it does belong to you.
Speaker 28: And so I think that's one may reason. But the
Speaker 28: other major reason is there is power and frankly, and
Speaker 28: talk about yourself. Now, some folks talk about themselves a
Speaker 28: little too much. Okay, that's not what I'm talking about.
Speaker 28: That's not what I'm talking about. But to be able
Speaker 28: to decide that your own story deserves space, right, you know, headspace,
Speaker 28: heart space, all that kind of stuff. And so you
Speaker 28: were going to speak up and you were going to
Speaker 28: talk about and tell your story. I think that's important
Speaker 28: for everyone.
Speaker 5: But real talk.
Speaker 28: You know, Black folks were often told the opposite, right,
Speaker 28: that our story didn't need space, that it didn't deserve space,
Speaker 28: and we weren't allowed to talk about these experiences. And
Speaker 28: then we have to use softer words when we're talking
Speaker 28: about these experiences, as if telling my story automatically meant
Speaker 28: I was blaming someone. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't,
Speaker 28: but either way, it's it's the lived experience. And so
Speaker 28: I think for black folks, some of the anger, some
Speaker 28: of the self loathing. Some of the challenge is that
Speaker 28: we have are really about having to hold the story
Speaker 28: in and what it takes to do that. You have
Speaker 28: to diminish self to.
Speaker 8: Hold the story in.
Speaker 28: You have to reorient yourself to be constantly surrounded by
Speaker 28: everyone else's story. And I think it's something that we
Speaker 28: that we see often when folks come to the museum,
Speaker 28: particularly when black folks come to the museum, it feels
Speaker 28: like a bit of an exhale, like like, oh, that's
Speaker 28: that's me on the wall, A real pretty well, because
Speaker 28: we look good, y'all need to.
Speaker 8: Come on down. We look we look good.
Speaker 28: We look good down down at the museum. So it's
Speaker 28: a it's a beautiful space. And I watch folks walk
Speaker 28: into the room, and one of the things they seem
Speaker 28: to be surprised by is to have our stories, obviously
Speaker 28: reference in black folks, our story is told in such
Speaker 28: a magnificent and expansive way. Right We're a big museum,
Speaker 28: and we're a modern museum, and you can see elements
Speaker 28: of designs. You know, we've gotten rewards and awards for
Speaker 28: our architecture and that kind of thing. But to see,
Speaker 28: you know, our stories in that kind of space is
Speaker 28: still unique, and so sometimes people walk in and I
Speaker 28: can almost like literally feel the exhale as they see
Speaker 28: the story in that way.
Speaker 7: How do you feel about places like Florida?
Speaker 9: You know they they're making it illegal shoes for kids
Speaker 9: to learn about our history.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, let me let me channel my Ni Michelle.
Speaker 2: Let me let me.
Speaker 8: Channel my Ani Michelle and go high on this one.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I want to scale the one to Harriet,
Speaker 2: tell me.
Speaker 28: Exactly, exactly exactly. So so here here's the thing about this.
Speaker 28: You know, we're doing a lot of talk around diversity
Speaker 28: and inclusion. They do all the studies. Businesses do better,
Speaker 28: schools do better, kids do better. Everything does better when
Speaker 28: we're doing sort of diversity and inclusion. I am so
Speaker 28: curious as to why it has still not occurred to
Speaker 28: anyone that perhaps America's.
Speaker 2: Superpower is our diversity.
Speaker 28: That being the most diverse nation on the planet is
Speaker 28: why we manage to be and stay number one despite
Speaker 28: all the challenges we have. You know, if you if
Speaker 28: you measure the school systems one to one America's you know,
Speaker 28: we don't necessarily went on that when you compare things
Speaker 28: like oh, I don't know, access to healthcare, wonder one.
Speaker 28: We're We're not the head on the like all of
Speaker 28: these individual measures. You know, We're never quite at the
Speaker 28: top yet. And still we are one of the most powerful,
Speaker 28: not the most powerful nation on the planet, the most creative,
Speaker 28: the most innovative. We're always sort of leading in these spaces.
Speaker 28: And I believe it's because we have this level of diversity,
Speaker 28: this wrangling. We are not monolithic in that space, and
Speaker 28: so whenever you have anything that challenges our superpower. Right So, frankly,
Speaker 28: I think this sort of anti diversity, anti teaching, the
Speaker 28: the culling of history. I think it's the kryptonite to
Speaker 28: our superpower. I don't think it's it's wise, and I
Speaker 28: do think it's it's very very dangerous. And I think
Speaker 28: that this trying to tamp down a significant portion of
Speaker 28: the American identity is why we are all so shook,
Speaker 28: even if we can't quite articulate it.
Speaker 6: We got more with doctor Tanya Matthews when we come back.
Speaker 6: She is the CEO and president of the International African
Speaker 6: American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina. So don't move, It's
Speaker 6: to breakfast club, good morning.
Speaker 2: Owning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy Jesse Larry's Charlamagne the God we are
Speaker 6: to Breakfast club. We're still kicking it with doctor Tanya Matthews,
Speaker 6: the CEO and President of the International African American Museum
Speaker 6: in Charleston, South Carolina, Charlamagne.
Speaker 5: When you look at where we are now in this country,
Speaker 5: what can the International African American Museum teach us about
Speaker 5: overcoming a lot of these challenges we're facing us?
Speaker 28: Yeah, so, you know, it's interesting where we are now.
Speaker 28: I like to use the analogy of a rubber band, right,
Speaker 28: If you're trying to break a rubber band, you gotta
Speaker 28: stretch it until it breaks, otherwise.
Speaker 8: It'll just snap back.
Speaker 28: And I think what you will learn sort of in
Speaker 28: our museum and museums like this, is that we have
Speaker 28: been here before. Right, Lessons that you do not fully learn,
Speaker 28: you are doomed to repeat. You know, the history is
Speaker 28: a is a gracious teacher, and you can redo the
Speaker 28: test as many times as you need to until you
Speaker 28: get all the answers correct. And so when you learn
Speaker 28: about periods such as for example, reconstruction, right, that is
Speaker 28: the period in our history that most reminds me of
Speaker 28: what's happening right now, which is there's this moment of
Speaker 28: great hope, great strides. UH, African American elected officials just
Speaker 28: popping up out of whatever slavery is apparently over. We're
Speaker 28: gonna move forward. The slap back was ridiculous. Right, This
Speaker 28: is this is where we come into the Jim Crow.
Speaker 28: This is where we get into what we call the nator.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 28: It got really really bad when when we saw the
Speaker 28: nation allowing the African American community to make this level
Speaker 28: of this level of progress, right, do something, you know,
Speaker 28: with with that progress, think about our platforms differently, and
Speaker 28: so so hopefully it's it's it's a little encouraging.
Speaker 8: Hopefully, it's it's really encouraging.
Speaker 5: It is women's history.
Speaker 8: It is women's history, monk.
Speaker 9: And earlier it's the first day for in Earlier I
Speaker 9: spoke about my mom. I wanted to honor her, you know,
Speaker 9: and but like, what are some other ways that we
Speaker 9: can honor you know, the women, not even only our
Speaker 9: moms and women in our lives, but just honor women period,
Speaker 9: women's history.
Speaker 18: You know, I am.
Speaker 8: Honestly still a sucker for being referred.
Speaker 28: To as you know, being part of the lineage, right,
Speaker 28: you know, you know, I I love it when folks
Speaker 28: be like I see you, sister, you magical just like
Speaker 28: the rest of them, Like those kinds of things. I mean,
Speaker 28: it's nice, you know when folks, you know, compliment us
Speaker 28: as individuals. But I think it's also nice to be
Speaker 28: in that category of strong black women. Don't abuse it, right,
Speaker 28: don't don't overdo it like make us do everything. But
Speaker 28: there is something something to that just phrases like.
Speaker 8: I see you sis. Yeah, it's so powerful, like you
Speaker 8: don't even we don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Who I feel seen today?
Speaker 28: Okay, okay, recognition, So that that I think is is good,
Speaker 28: and I think to also do it three sixty right,
Speaker 28: you know, we we honor our mothers, we honor our grandmothers,
Speaker 28: but let's let's make sure the nieces and the daughters
Speaker 28: and the younger cousins feel a little love too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we've got a couple more quests. But what are
Speaker 5: the plans for the one year anniversary in the museum.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, it is it is so coming, you know,
Speaker 8: because we just open. I'm like, we just opened. It's
Speaker 8: like the anniversary is already like that is that twelve months?
Speaker 28: Uh so one, you know, obviously we opened up on
Speaker 28: June twenty seven, and then we start out our opening
Speaker 28: ceremonies a little bit before that. For me, that means
Speaker 28: I get the entire month of June. I definitely get
Speaker 28: the entire Juneteenth season, all right. So Juneteenth is our
Speaker 28: whole anniversary season. So of course there is a Juneteenth itself,
Speaker 28: so we are gonna have some special programs and kickoffs
Speaker 28: for that.
Speaker 8: And one of the things I actually like about that
Speaker 8: is that, in our particular community, the museum does not
Speaker 8: have to lead Juneteenth.
Speaker 28: And folks may be surprised to hear me say that,
Speaker 28: you know that, I'm excited to be sort of like supporting,
Speaker 28: But that's a sign of a community that's growing, right,
Speaker 28: So not a low country you got faux five like
Speaker 28: June teen celebrations, and I'd be out there trying to
Speaker 28: get to all of them.
Speaker 8: So that's good.
Speaker 28: So that's kind of the kickoff in that in that space,
Speaker 28: and so there's there's that joy and then there's also
Speaker 28: that reverence. Like the thing I do is I like
Speaker 28: to always interweave, always interweave sort of the trauma and
Speaker 28: the joy and the resilience and the victory all that
Speaker 28: together because it also comes around the anniversary of Mother Emmanuel, right,
Speaker 28: so all of that, all of that is happening. They
Speaker 28: are not disconnected and they don't have to be. You
Speaker 28: know how black folks do. You've been to our funerals.
Speaker 28: We know how to get this done right, and so
Speaker 28: so that's kind of how we have that kickoff. We're
Speaker 28: gonna have sort of our own version of kind of
Speaker 28: like a classy bizarre. It's how we're gonna do sort
Speaker 28: of our anniversary event. I go to a lot of
Speaker 28: sit down galas with the tablecloth and all that kind
Speaker 28: of stuff, and it's good. But you know, when you
Speaker 28: can do something a little different, do a little something
Speaker 28: a little different. So we finally have our building, so
Speaker 28: we're gonna be able to use our outside space to
Speaker 28: have sort of a kind of an upscale kind of bizarre.
Speaker 28: So we're designing what that's gonna look like. So stay
Speaker 28: tuned on that. But that's coming. And during June, Secretary
Speaker 28: Bunch is coming down, so Secretary lining but I know
Speaker 28: I'm looking at your facials. So he listened. He told me,
Speaker 28: he's like, you get a couple of things.
Speaker 8: What do you need.
Speaker 28: He is a good he's a good man, and he's
Speaker 28: a great mentor to many of us in the field.
Speaker 28: And so he's gonna come down. We're gonna do a
Speaker 28: little little fireside, little fireside chat. So I'm gonna get
Speaker 28: a little shine, a little shine off off of Secretary
Speaker 28: Bunch that he's gonna be there as well. So we've
Speaker 28: at least got got those those kinds of things going
Speaker 28: in that space. Little something special for our members, a
Speaker 28: little something special for our donors.
Speaker 2: So it'll be it'll be good.
Speaker 5: I want everybody to support the International African American Museum
Speaker 5: for to iaa museum dot org to support and get
Speaker 5: more information. But doctee, I've never asked you to do this.
Speaker 5: Would you mind ended on a poem or something?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 8: So, uh so this is called uh rise.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 28: It's dedicated to uh the Emmanuel nine, the Charcon nine,
Speaker 28: and the nine we lost at the Albrighton Wilson explosion.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 28: And it riffs off of a quote by Dinos Christanopolis,
Speaker 28: which is what didn't you do to bury me? But
Speaker 28: you forgot that I was a seed when they tried
Speaker 28: to bury me. I discovered I was seed. Told I
Speaker 28: came from nothing, but I got roots, conditioned to be weak,
Speaker 28: but kin known to break through concrete. So I watched
Speaker 28: and learned, and stretched and burned and birthed and grew
Speaker 28: and flowered. So when the mowers came, I laughed like
Speaker 28: a dandelion. When the axe men returned, I rolled my
Speaker 28: eyes like acorns. Some folk don't know how trees work.
Speaker 28: When they tried to bury me, I discovered I was seed.
Speaker 28: Then they threatened me with the storm, and found out
Speaker 28: I was born of the water thing that that thing
Speaker 28: threatens them the most, who that day say I can't
Speaker 28: swim My tears salted these seas, crying over bones and desperate, please.
Speaker 28: I marched deep through these waters like bridges, like tunnels.
Speaker 28: My wake spirals and funnels memory headstones that birth, coral
Speaker 28: feed schools, cushion quakes, carved canyons, calcified shark teeth, capped
Speaker 28: volcanoes at the spout, and sometimes, just sometimes, these waves
Speaker 28: rise up and remind the storm what water is really about.
Speaker 8: When they tried to bury me, I discovered I was seed.
Speaker 28: Then they tried to burn me and found out that
Speaker 28: I am the flame set fire to my home, set
Speaker 28: bomb in my garden, set brands on my body, even
Speaker 28: use my religion to burn. When will we learn never
Speaker 28: torch a phoenix, nine feathers to pray and redeem you.
Speaker 28: None feathers to work every day and feed you. Ninefold
Speaker 28: wing span x spand flies into the flames and saves you.
Speaker 28: Hate fizzles. Only love sets fire like I do. Water
Speaker 28: from that storm quenched me. Heat from that flame released me.
Speaker 28: I sang myself to sleep beneath the soil so deep
Speaker 28: and sweet and true. When you tried to bury me,
Speaker 28: I discovered I am seed. So the only thing left
Speaker 28: to say is thank you, Doctor Matthew.
Speaker 2: You are so welcome.
Speaker 5: SEEO and President of the International African American Museum and Chaltice,
Speaker 5: Carolina once again. Go to I A A Museum dot
Speaker 5: org to get more information on the museum or to
Speaker 5: get tickets if you can.
Speaker 8: That's right, Come on down to Charleston.
Speaker 5: We got you a ticket.
Speaker 2: Oh we're going. We're going this summer. Are you gonna
Speaker 2: be pregnant.
Speaker 8: Though you ain't going to deliver six months?
Speaker 5: You can't do nothing around here, Jesus.
Speaker 7: Women's mom.
Speaker 2: Doctor Tanya Matthews.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Club. If he just Alary Charlomagne, God, I hate it here.
Speaker 5: Let's get to.
Speaker 10: Jesus real.
Speaker 16: Just Robert Lord just don't do.
Speaker 1: Is gonna bring you numbers.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club Stata.
Speaker 9: Okay, Cardi B defends this in Coach and new song.
Speaker 9: People are accusing Cardi B of this and co in
Speaker 9: her new song, like what what the brand?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 9: And then on Friday she went love to defend her lyrics.
Speaker 9: Oh yep, we're not playing that because you're a rapper.
Speaker 9: You should not defend your lyrics, like just like comedians
Speaker 9: shouldn't defend jokes, just like what radio hole shouldn't defend
Speaker 9: what comments?
Speaker 5: That's not.
Speaker 7: Couldn't wait put the camera on when we're saying that,
Speaker 7: I'm sorry for.
Speaker 9: Yon Say reveals how she sneaks into stores without being recognized.
Speaker 7: Girls the black Hoodie keep your head down all.
Speaker 9: Right, and Elie Chopper reveals Chrishawn Rock they sattoo with
Speaker 9: fake duh dummy, like we knew that. Okay, Yeah, Steph
Speaker 9: and I should carry are expecting baby number four.
Speaker 2: Congratulations they're married.
Speaker 7: That's what they supposed to do okay.
Speaker 9: Sukiana reacts to Freddy gibbs Leak says his new photo
Speaker 9: is cute.
Speaker 5: That's why when he was spreading his cheeks.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. I didn't see the photo. I saw the headline.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 9: That's why niggas big mine. All right, Suki, she she
Speaker 9: thinks stuff like that cute.
Speaker 2: All right, it's gonna make more men spread up what
Speaker 2: you said?
Speaker 9: Yeah, but then but then you get called gay if
Speaker 9: you spread your cheek because Suki said it was cute.
Speaker 2: That true.
Speaker 5: I mean, most most guys do things because women say that,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. It'll be like, oh I
Speaker 5: like this, I like that, and that makes guys do
Speaker 5: it more.
Speaker 2: But is that a real picture? Though I didn't think
Speaker 2: it was a real picture. I just thought I didn't
Speaker 2: even I don't know.
Speaker 9: Wait, she said it was cute. But we also do
Speaker 9: know from our coming up here, you know she likes
Speaker 9: to eat. She said that, Yes, she said that. All right,
Speaker 9: eat bunkie. That's so cute, all right. Meek male post
Speaker 9: pic of his car accident over the weekend. Hey, look
Speaker 9: I saw that, and I saw somebody come and say
Speaker 9: if he get hit from behind, I.
Speaker 5: Said, don't be doing that.
Speaker 9: Just yes, Antonio Brown wants to know what Meek Mills
Speaker 9: Dreams and Nightmares was really about.
Speaker 5: I know he ain't pray for me, playing with me
Speaker 5: so much. And that's the bad part because it's just
Speaker 5: it's nothing there. It's the allegation. Somebody can make one
Speaker 5: allegation against you, and now everybody got jokes with it.
Speaker 9: But you can't really take nothing, Antonio Brown say serious
Speaker 9: at all?
Speaker 2: Like no, like what child please?
Speaker 9: Sweety claims music execs told her to work more because
Speaker 9: her voice was boring.
Speaker 2: Where are you getting these where you were?
Speaker 7: I mean your producers in the back, like I say,
Speaker 7: have some more to say about that.
Speaker 9: If they did and she started doing that, okay, I mean,
Speaker 9: let's not act like the girl don't chart.
Speaker 7: She probably you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: And because this girls out here like that, like music
Speaker 9: like that, you know, not not too much going in,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 9: Resa Tisa on Good Morning America that that interview just dropped,
Speaker 9: And I know we talked about it in the first hour,
Speaker 9: but it just dropped. And she had some things to
Speaker 9: say to Robin Roberts On, like why she ignored red
Speaker 9: flags how she got in this situation.
Speaker 2: Play number five, there's something that you said.
Speaker 1: I really want to I want to get it here.
Speaker 5: Number one.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be alone.
Speaker 17: Number two.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to look stupid by having the relationship
Speaker 3: end so quickly for everyone to be like we told
Speaker 3: you something was up. And number three, I was ready
Speaker 3: to get married. I felt like toime was running out.
Speaker 3: I ignored things because I really wanted it to be
Speaker 3: my turn.
Speaker 9: Okay, so I swear this is what Charlemagne was saying.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying. You know, and you don't
Speaker 9: have to say anything.
Speaker 2: I was something.
Speaker 9: You're probably tired of talking about this and defending what
Speaker 9: you said, but like, this is exactly what he said.
Speaker 9: It's not even about that, you know, if you get
Speaker 9: past the big back comments, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: He was saying that.
Speaker 9: Sometimes women just don't want to be alone. You want
Speaker 9: to be chosen, and you'll be so insecure whatever, you'll
Speaker 9: believe anything, just.
Speaker 5: To have love.
Speaker 7: She didn't want to be alone. He said all of
Speaker 7: these things.
Speaker 9: You get what I'm saying, But all of that was
Speaker 9: overshadowed by the big back behavior.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And then she also help you laugh probably.
Speaker 10: Right now, man.
Speaker 5: She also spoke.
Speaker 7: She also spoke spoke on missing the old her in
Speaker 7: number three.
Speaker 8: I heard you say that you're not who you were
Speaker 8: before all this.
Speaker 2: What happened? Do you miss her?
Speaker 12: I do?
Speaker 5: She got excited.
Speaker 3: I don't really get excited anymore.
Speaker 5: I am terrified to get.
Speaker 3: Excited because I went through a whole year and some
Speaker 3: change of getting excited only for it to be stripped away.
Speaker 5: I do still believe in love.
Speaker 2: I do still believe in marriage.
Speaker 5: I do still want that.
Speaker 3: Being single is not always a great thing, but being
Speaker 3: married to the wrong person is a completely different type
Speaker 3: of hell.
Speaker 2: Don't let nobody steal your joy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I absolutely believe that, No, while single, cant
Speaker 9: is not always fun sometimes every woman. I think every
Speaker 9: woman should go through a single period in their time
Speaker 9: where they can love themselves so you will not be,
Speaker 9: you know, compelled to fall for anything because you want
Speaker 9: to be loved. When you love yourself, isn't it don't
Speaker 9: matter how big you are, how small you are, When
Speaker 9: when you love yourself, can't nobody pull the world over
Speaker 9: your eyes no matter what.
Speaker 5: But when you hear her talk like that. That's what
Speaker 5: I said earlier. Man, That's why you got to be
Speaker 5: having some of these conversations. To me, all of these
Speaker 5: conversations with your therapist. Absolutely don't bring this to social media.
Speaker 5: Like when you bring it to social media and you
Speaker 5: leave it open to a bunch of people having opinions
Speaker 5: about things, it's like, none of this should be on
Speaker 5: on Good Morning, shouldn't be on.
Speaker 6: Tick Relatable though, Yeah, because you've got a lot of
Speaker 6: women and men that both get to a certain age
Speaker 6: or a certain point in their life where they want
Speaker 6: to be married, they want to be in love, they
Speaker 6: want a family, and sometimes if it's too good, they
Speaker 6: believe it because that's what they want. And they missed
Speaker 6: the red flags.
Speaker 9: And do you know all of those you know, Good
Speaker 9: Morning America with Rob and Roberts and then Tameron Hall
Speaker 9: sitting down her nobody gave her any advice.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, but it was no advice.
Speaker 9: It was everybody just sitting there, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: And then she also spoke on her the clips, A know,
Speaker 9: we only saw nothing.
Speaker 2: I watched it. I don't know about.
Speaker 9: Your skared to watch. They leaked all of that you
Speaker 9: was right too scared. Now play number four.
Speaker 3: What was the most painful to the part that I
Speaker 3: struggle with is you pretended to be your own executive
Speaker 3: assistant when I was texting you to say I'm in
Speaker 3: pre op. So there was never an executive assistant, You
Speaker 3: were never in a meeting. You just simply did not
Speaker 3: take me to the hospital when I lost our child.
Speaker 7: That is extremely, extremely painful.
Speaker 2: What if she's unpacked this with a therapist before she
Speaker 2: went to TikTok? I really do want to know.
Speaker 9: Well, if not, I hope a lot of therapists are
Speaker 9: reaching out to her because this gets the awareness that
Speaker 9: it needs not just social media, but it's somebody should
Speaker 9: actually want to help her, and she should take the
Speaker 9: help because that's not good.
Speaker 5: Now, don't let nobody feel your joy, man. Don't never
Speaker 5: let people. Don't let your circumstances dictate how you how
Speaker 5: you feel. Absolutely you have power over your thoughts and feelings.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that is Jes with the mess will
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Speaker 24: It's Women's History Month and we're celebrating the most influential
Speaker 24: women in history.
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Speaker 6: Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamage, the Guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: It's Women's History Month, International Women's History Month, and today
Speaker 6: who we repon jests Uh.
Speaker 9: It's Women's History Month, Women's History Month. He's the International
Speaker 9: Women's Month. And it's okay, you're not a one. It's okay, yep,
Speaker 9: International Women's.
Speaker 5: Women's History Month.
Speaker 7: And I'm going to dedicate today to Brandy. This is
Speaker 7: a woman in my history.
Speaker 9: I grew up listening to Brandy and she was one
Speaker 9: of the first women in my opinion, I was listening
Speaker 9: to our music at a very young age. She's always
Speaker 9: sung about love, and she's always been open about her
Speaker 9: scars that she has from love, and even like the
Speaker 9: victories and with the love, with the feeling of love
Speaker 9: does to her, you know, whether it's a heartbreak or
Speaker 9: someone that she's just meeting, you can you Brandy ain't
Speaker 9: ever sing about nothing else but love, you know. And
Speaker 9: I feel like this is also what kept her so relatable.
Speaker 9: Her music is so relatable and as a young girl
Speaker 9: and even as an adult now, she is still my
Speaker 9: favorite singer, top my favorite female singer up there along
Speaker 9: with Chris Brown's Chris Brown calls her.
Speaker 2: The vocal Bible, So I just want to throw that
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 9: But before all of that, I watched Moesha, of course,
Speaker 9: but a lot of people think that's where she started.
Speaker 2: She actually started on a show called a Theavvidelle Show.
Speaker 9: So she's actually one of the first youngest black actresses
Speaker 9: out there.
Speaker 2: And she looks amazing.
Speaker 9: Brandy is forty five, okay, and she is a Grammy
Speaker 9: Award winning singer and actress. They call her the Lady
Speaker 9: of Soul. Also, like just said, the vocal Bible, and
Speaker 9: she's a philanthropist, y'all. And she started singing at the
Speaker 9: age of eleven.
Speaker 5: Amazing, you know.
Speaker 9: And she's also ray J But I love her and
Speaker 9: that's why I wanted to honor her today because she
Speaker 9: plays a big part in the history of jazz.
Speaker 2: Well, salut to Brandy so much.
Speaker 6: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
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Speaker 6: Jesse La Rischela mean the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 2: But the positive notice simply this. Don't let anything steal
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Speaker 5: Choose to be well in every way. Choose to be
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