Speaker 1: Wait, wait, wait, you guys.
Speaker 2: Really are like the hip hop early morning late night talking.
Speaker 3: About this club is the most powerful hoppulart urban radio
Speaker 3: show in Maybe.
Speaker 4: That's from the Black Mothership in New York City's j Envy,
Speaker 4: Charlemagne to God and Jess Hilarious.
Speaker 5: Thank y'all for being cultural leaders, man. I appreciate what
Speaker 5: y'all do.
Speaker 6: Put the culture collectively known as breakfast club.
Speaker 7: I'm always nervous when I do the breakfast club because
Speaker 7: sometimes you.
Speaker 8: Say stuff and it's just gonna get you in trouble.
Speaker 9: Everybody waiting good morning, you would say yo yo.
Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 3: Jess hilarious that morning, Charlamagne to got peace to the plan.
Speaker 2: It is Monday, Yes, since Monday, back to the work.
Speaker 5: We Good morning, y'all hear how y'all feel out there?
Speaker 2: Mane are you feeling Jess?
Speaker 8: I feel that I haven't been asleep yet.
Speaker 5: Red?
Speaker 10: Why yeah, because I.
Speaker 8: Got a my loan. I dropped off my truck and
Speaker 8: I got an electric car loaner.
Speaker 2: And you didn't charge it.
Speaker 8: I never ever, will ever do that again?
Speaker 2: Electric?
Speaker 10: It's just yeah, it's like you have to know where
Speaker 10: to go and all that. If it's not If it's
Speaker 10: not Tesla, it's hard to find them.
Speaker 3: They usually make adaptors though, that you can use a Tesla.
Speaker 3: They didn't have I guess maybe not now.
Speaker 7: Ain't nobody got time for that? Man, your laptop and phone. Uh,
Speaker 7: that's hard enough keeping them charged up. Now you have
Speaker 7: to get to a car.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the whole car drove from my home because I
Speaker 10: went home this weekend and it took me. But it's
Speaker 10: only a four hour drive, right, But I had to
Speaker 10: stop twice in charge the car. The first one was
Speaker 10: just school. Four hours got me what fifteen fifteen percent?
Speaker 8: That's it, yep.
Speaker 10: And then I went to like American something around around
Speaker 10: like in Jersey somewhere, and it got me the rest
Speaker 10: of away.
Speaker 8: I will never do it again.
Speaker 3: Yes, like you said, Tesla, because the Tesla had them
Speaker 3: charge their stations everywhere everywhere, damn.
Speaker 7: But ain't nobody got time for that? If you got
Speaker 7: to stop every.
Speaker 3: Well, they used to give you about three hundred miles though,
Speaker 3: so you have when you fully charge's three undred miles.
Speaker 10: Some charges are stronger than others. If it's free, it
Speaker 10: takes longer to charge.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, salute to all dance dads. I was at
Speaker 3: a dance dad weekend. I mean from Thursday to Sunday.
Speaker 3: My daughter had competition. And when I just say, it's
Speaker 3: a lot, man, it is a lot.
Speaker 2: So salute.
Speaker 3: It was a must have been about a thousand kids competing,
Speaker 3: might have been probably about twenty dads. There was no dad's.
Speaker 3: There was nothing but mom's. There was no dad's there.
Speaker 3: But I had a good time. So let me salute
Speaker 3: to Brooklyn. Brooklyn won number one overall in her category. Okay,
Speaker 3: she from the age group from seven to nine, so
Speaker 3: every seven year old, eight year old, nine year old.
Speaker 3: She was number one in the competition she won. And
Speaker 3: in London she is ten years old from ten to twelve.
Speaker 3: She won a special program but they only take five
Speaker 3: kids out of the thousand kids and they take them
Speaker 3: on the road. So she won that this weekend. So
Speaker 3: my kids were super duper excited. They're super duper competitive.
Speaker 3: We had a good time, Like I had a great
Speaker 3: time watching the kids. This is the first time I
Speaker 3: ever seen a kid get a stand in oovation Brooklyn
Speaker 3: got a stand in ovation, which was amazing. I had
Speaker 3: a great time at a wonderful time, meeting so many
Speaker 3: different people, meeting so many different moms that listen to
Speaker 3: the show. So I want to say salute to all
Speaker 3: the dance moms and dance dads out there. I had
Speaker 3: a great time. Y'all showed me a wonderful experience this weekend. So,
Speaker 3: and your bump is bumping this morning, jessin, Lord, have mercy.
Speaker 3: The first thing Jess said to me when she walked in,
Speaker 3: I said, Hey, j just how you feeling hungry?
Speaker 7: I mean, that's the crazy part about the world that
Speaker 7: we live in now, Like you really can't tell who's
Speaker 7: pregnant because everybody's stomach big.
Speaker 2: Oh boy.
Speaker 7: But it's a difference between pregnancy stomach and like just
Speaker 7: stomach stummach, you know what I mean, Like that stomach
Speaker 7: pregnancy stomach sits up right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Fat stomach just falls. Don't you start a big fat stomach.
Speaker 2: Now you're gonna start fat stomach.
Speaker 5: I sound like big fat stomach behavior.
Speaker 11: Don't start that big There is a big fat stomach, babed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like no structure to its just you.
Speaker 2: Know, absolutely, Christ.
Speaker 3: Well, we got some special guests joining us this morning.
Speaker 3: David Alan Grad will be joining us.
Speaker 7: Yes, luty, David Allen grid Man, he's starting in the
Speaker 7: new movie The American Societiety of Magical Negros, Yes, which is.
Speaker 6: Out right now, that's right.
Speaker 2: And also Jordan Belford, the Wolf, the Wolf of Wall Street.
Speaker 7: Ye, he's got a new book out, The Wolf of Investing,
Speaker 7: my playbook for making a fortune on Wall Street.
Speaker 2: So he'll be here this morning as well. All right, well,
Speaker 2: let's get the show cracking when we come back.
Speaker 3: We got front page news testing figure oh will be
Speaker 3: joining us, and it's the Breakfast Club. Go morning, good
Speaker 3: warning everybody. It's tenj Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 3: page news.
Speaker 5: What up tis?
Speaker 8: What's going on?
Speaker 12: Dj MV Jess Hilarious, Charlemane the God happened Monday?
Speaker 5: Good morning, FIFA, Let's jump right into it.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Fanny Willis.
Speaker 12: Yes, Well, we have been waiting on this, or at
Speaker 12: least I've been waiting. I know a lot of other
Speaker 12: folks have been waiting to see what was going to
Speaker 12: happen in her hearings. So Judge Scott McAfee ruled that
Speaker 12: Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis could continue prosecuting the
Speaker 12: election interference case against former President Donald Trump and his
Speaker 12: co defendants, but the judge gave an ultimatum take a listen.
Speaker 13: Fulton County Judge Scott MA kafee gave District Attorney Fani
Speaker 13: Willis an ultimatum Friday, step aside from the twenty twenty
Speaker 13: election subversion case involving former President Trump, or has her
Speaker 13: former romantic partner, Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade withdraw within hours.
Speaker 13: Wade tendered his resignation effective immediately to move this case forward.
Speaker 13: The district attorney praised Wade as an outstanding advocate. The
Speaker 13: former president called him a disgrace. There was no evidence,
Speaker 13: according to McAfee, that Willis financially benefited from her roughly
Speaker 13: year long relationship with Wade, which included trips to the
Speaker 13: Caribbean and California, but the ruling did note a significant
Speaker 13: appearance of impropriety. McAfee was sharply critical of Willis's behavior,
Speaker 13: citing a lapse in judgment and calling her conduct during
Speaker 13: a hearing last month unprofessional.
Speaker 12: So now the judge may also issue a gag order
Speaker 12: based upon the comments that she made at the church
Speaker 12: at the MLK service that was a big part of
Speaker 12: the hearing, saying that she was basically Donald Trump saying
Speaker 12: that this was all about race. That's also another thing
Speaker 12: that may come up as well. Donald Trump could could
Speaker 12: possibly sue her for defamation. This is this is far
Speaker 12: from over, guys. So she has been you know, giving
Speaker 12: a green light. Obviously mister Wade has resigned. We knew
Speaker 12: it would be him, obviously you know, would not be her.
Speaker 12: But there's still a lot more that can happen with this.
Speaker 12: Congress is also asking her the House of Dishary Committee,
Speaker 12: they've started an investigation, so we can probably look to
Speaker 12: expect questioning with that, and just so much more so,
Speaker 12: many of the organizations that she's affiliated with that she
Speaker 12: has to be held accountable to, like the Bar could
Speaker 12: possibly you know, question her as well. So this is
Speaker 12: far from over.
Speaker 7: Yeah, with all that you just said, I wonder if
Speaker 7: it's smart for her to even stay on this case
Speaker 7: because she will continue to be a distraction and she
Speaker 7: will continue to be a target and as far as
Speaker 7: headlines is concerned, you want the headline to constantly be
Speaker 7: that Donald Trump is on trial for attempting to, you know,
Speaker 7: overturn the results of an election. As long as Fanny's
Speaker 7: on this case, that seems like that's always gonna be
Speaker 7: a be story.
Speaker 12: Sadly, it's absolutely gonna be a bee story. Even on
Speaker 12: this weekend, Donald Trump was posting memes and we've seen
Speaker 12: this meme before with the uh when he was asked
Speaker 12: the question of has he ever been with her a loan?
Speaker 12: And then she pops up and you're listening to the
Speaker 12: Marvin Gaye song and then you know, because it takes
Speaker 12: he has a big, long pause before he says no.
Speaker 12: So that's a popular meme that went around. But when
Speaker 12: you have the former you know, president of the United
Speaker 12: States and somebody that she's accusing of election interferials, you know,
Speaker 12: posting that type of content, he's absolutely gonna post it.
Speaker 12: He's definitely gonna say that that, uh, this was a
Speaker 12: witch hunt. He's gonna believe that because of this, and
Speaker 12: in addition to all the other stuff you know they're
Speaker 12: dealing with in Georgia with the throwing out the other
Speaker 12: charges that he's had. So, yeah, Charle Matne, it is
Speaker 12: gonna be a distraction. We just have to be honest
Speaker 12: about this. I think the best thing is to allow
Speaker 12: somebody else, if nothing else, to be the face of
Speaker 12: this case. You know, a lot of folks don't like that.
Speaker 12: You know, they'll say, oh, no, don't do dad. You know,
Speaker 12: she shouldn't have a set aside Trump. We have a
Speaker 12: set aside, but at some point we have to look
Speaker 12: at what's more important, ego or the case that's.
Speaker 7: Right, because when Trump puts those memes out, you know,
Speaker 7: he keeps doing stuff like that that keeps the Fanny
Speaker 7: story to a side and keeps Trump attempting to overturn
Speaker 7: the result of an election the B side. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: I wonder, I wonder if it's even smart for her
Speaker 7: to stay on this case.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I was much rather get off myself than be put out,
Speaker 12: you know. But so, you know, we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 12: But I'm not sure if this case is going to
Speaker 12: move forward in August as they expected. So you know,
Speaker 12: we'll just see. This is one of the strongest cases
Speaker 12: that they had against Donald Trump. So this whole thing,
Speaker 12: you know, having a pause for two three months or
Speaker 12: have a lot of long This has been just to
Speaker 12: talk about this has been a huge distraction.
Speaker 3: So all right, the lattest front page news. What are
Speaker 3: we talking next out well?
Speaker 12: Senator Bernie Sanders is pushing for a thirty two hour
Speaker 12: work week. Want to see if you guys are on
Speaker 12: board with that, with the same pay with just thirty
Speaker 12: two hours. And then you know, we talk a lot
Speaker 12: about blue collar jobs. There is a shortage of plumbers,
Speaker 12: and so speaking of workers, I want to let you
Speaker 12: know about that as well, give you some data behind
Speaker 12: when we talk about all the time in the breakfast club.
Speaker 12: We'll talk about that at the seven o'clock hour.
Speaker 3: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest eight
Speaker 3: hundred five eight five one oh five one. If you
Speaker 3: need to vent phone lines or wide open, let us
Speaker 3: know how your weekend was, what you did, all that
Speaker 3: good stuff. Eight hundrendk five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 14: Is the breakfast club the morning the breakfast club? Is
Speaker 14: it your time to get it off your chest, whether
Speaker 14: you're mad.
Speaker 5: Or black, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 2: Call up now.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. We
Speaker 5: want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello,
Speaker 5: who's this?
Speaker 15: Good?
Speaker 16: Morn clubs from three oh two?
Speaker 2: Hey, what's up? Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 16: How's everybody doing? Dj MV Chess and show Nigga?
Speaker 2: Hey? King? How you doing? Yo? What's that good?
Speaker 15: Good?
Speaker 16: This won't get a SPE's what?
Speaker 2: Shout out?
Speaker 16: My daughter tays her birth that she's fourteen years old, Jadia,
Speaker 16: Daddy loves you.
Speaker 2: Okay, what you're doing for for a birthday?
Speaker 16: Mona took her the Key West a couple of days ago,
Speaker 16: so okay, probably check her out and give her some money.
Speaker 2: All right, I have a good one. Brother. You sound
Speaker 2: very enthused about it. You sound very enthused about this today.
Speaker 16: No, I am about I ran downstairs and take my shower.
Speaker 17: Yet I ran down there to get on the phone
Speaker 17: and make sure.
Speaker 2: I made this call.
Speaker 7: I'm very happy, okay, just making sure all right, brother,
Speaker 7: it is my shower.
Speaker 6: Sir.
Speaker 16: Hello, who's this Michelle?
Speaker 18: How you doing that?
Speaker 16: Morning?
Speaker 14: Money?
Speaker 8: Bay?
Speaker 15: This morning? I just wanted to tell y'all go morning,
Speaker 15: and I always did here.
Speaker 8: Y'all.
Speaker 11: Okay, thank you, listen, we appreciate you.
Speaker 2: On this Monday. I'll tell you one thing.
Speaker 7: If we were looking for some energy, from our calls
Speaker 7: this morning to get us pepped up.
Speaker 2: We would we wouldn't be pepped up yet.
Speaker 5: All right, come on, hello, who is this?
Speaker 2: What's your name? Kelly?
Speaker 12: Not too long ago?
Speaker 2: Cali? Good morning.
Speaker 7: You ain't even bothered to clear your throat before you
Speaker 7: called us. That's how much y'all. That's how comfortable y'all.
Speaker 2: All with us.
Speaker 12: Every morning. Yeah.
Speaker 18: Well, I was definitely on update on how the leg
Speaker 18: was going.
Speaker 15: So he is. The bone infection has not gone away, y'all.
Speaker 3: The bone infection, We don't know what you talk my mama,
Speaker 3: You gotta you gotta fill us back in.
Speaker 15: Okay, Remember how he had that leg simple leg fracture?
Speaker 15: Who and they turned him into a pipline and talent.
Speaker 8: Of care at home.
Speaker 3: Oh that's you, that's your boyfriend. He had a he
Speaker 3: broke his leg and something. He had surgery and did
Speaker 3: work out right, and then you was taking him.
Speaker 15: Yeah, most a million dollars worth of hospital though.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, remember she sounded just like that time.
Speaker 14: He's stuf.
Speaker 12: He's just stuff and can't cook.
Speaker 11: A million dollars in hospital buildings in sane.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a lot.
Speaker 15: That's ridiculous, especially when I wasn't up.
Speaker 12: To us, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 12: Well, I'm glad.
Speaker 15: I don't know all of you guys, Ryan take him yo.
Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 8: Damn.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 7: You need about nine hundred and ninety nine thousand more
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Speaker 12: It's just been a problem to take us.
Speaker 16: It's very good here.
Speaker 2: Every morning. Well, thank you, brother.
Speaker 3: The phones are crazy, alright, get it off your chest
Speaker 3: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 3: you need to vin, hit us up now. It's the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is
Speaker 3: your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 7: What's up this?
Speaker 18: Candice Colophone, South Carolina?
Speaker 2: Say can.
Speaker 12: Hey?
Speaker 18: I would say I'm from but Sean Manager.
Speaker 12: You kind never heard of it.
Speaker 18: It's a little small town called bupt exactly. I do
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Speaker 18: to Georgytown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I never heard of buck for it.
Speaker 18: It's a small town. But you should look up the
Speaker 18: history of it. It's pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: The history up South Carolina.
Speaker 5: South Carolina Okay, we'll get it off your chest.
Speaker 18: Congratulations, just hilarious, singing baby. I honestly just wanted to
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Speaker 2: Okay, what's the website.
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Speaker 2: We off.
Speaker 5: So at the side of the call, all right, have
Speaker 5: a good one. Hello.
Speaker 15: Who says this morning is present?
Speaker 2: They precious?
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Speaker 2: What's up, Mama, Uncle Sala.
Speaker 15: I just want to tell you that I am currently
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Speaker 15: underserveable pieces. I'm focusing really hard having.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: That quote actually came from Elliott Connie, who was a
Speaker 7: great psychotherapist he focuses on a solution solution focused therapy,
Speaker 7: So you should you should, you should check him out.
Speaker 15: I definitely will and be des hilarious. I love you
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Speaker 8: I love you and should see you, y'all.
Speaker 15: Don't mess with the pregnant woman. We will see will
Speaker 15: get y'all.
Speaker 8: All right, mama, But thank y'all so much.
Speaker 15: I appreciate I got there.
Speaker 7: You just gonna hang up on the I'm sorry after
Speaker 7: everybody that called in sounds like Monday, Okay, I just
Speaker 7: want you talk to though, y'all all sound like Monday?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 2: Off your chest?
Speaker 16: Every I'm going on a Crans transgender cruise ship in September,
Speaker 16: and I just want to let everybody know by me
Speaker 16: and my friends.
Speaker 11: You said you're going on a transgender cruise ship fo
Speaker 11: theme cruise trip?
Speaker 16: What to the Bahamas transgender theme cruise trip?
Speaker 11: Transgender themed cruise ship?
Speaker 7: So is it a plane that identifies as a boat
Speaker 7: or is it an actual boat?
Speaker 2: Now it's a boat.
Speaker 16: It's a cruise trip. It's a cruise and there's gonna
Speaker 16: be uh lots of trans women on the crew where
Speaker 16: we're gonna have fun.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, congratulations, do you what about the transmit name
Speaker 7: will be there.
Speaker 16: There will be some transmen there.
Speaker 8: Okay, good in them too.
Speaker 2: And the comments and says you shop.
Speaker 16: The whole community, whole community, everybody, everybody, okay.
Speaker 5: In the comment it says you're a straight guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, myself straight you identify?
Speaker 8: Yeah, he said, but you know I love it.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll have for anute.
Speaker 8: Fine, tell us about it, all right.
Speaker 16: Yeah, let's call it hush clos September.
Speaker 11: Well, it's called hush, so maybe you should be quiet
Speaker 11: about it now.
Speaker 10: I got a call up when he when he come
Speaker 10: back and tell us about it.
Speaker 8: Okay, I definitely will.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five. When we
Speaker 3: got just with the mess coming up, Yes, we got
Speaker 3: more UK news. I sold you all my sources beheading
Speaker 3: me out to part two.
Speaker 5: What is everybody playing around for? Part two?
Speaker 8: Coming up? UK?
Speaker 5: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 5: Club owing everybody.
Speaker 3: It's d j en Vy, Jess, Hilarrys, Charlamagne, the guy
Speaker 3: we are the Breakfast Club, good morning.
Speaker 2: Let's get toes with the message is real?
Speaker 10: Robber midw just don't okay, so and.
Speaker 8: U K News, u K News and UK News.
Speaker 10: Yes, Kate Middleton's seen for the first time after surgery. Allegedly.
Speaker 10: This is what they claims. Reports have been coming out
Speaker 10: that Kate has been seeing for the first time, which
Speaker 10: is like, I still believe it's a lot because there
Speaker 10: are no pictures. It's just here say, like, Okay, she's
Speaker 10: been saying, she's been saying. I just think this is
Speaker 10: another pr stunt because since I've reported this, so many
Speaker 10: people have been looking for in and out the country. Really, yes,
Speaker 10: we got people over here like, oh my god, since
Speaker 10: just told us about it, and now we want to
Speaker 10: know where she.
Speaker 5: At you.
Speaker 10: Because we're trying to figure out there, over there and
Speaker 10: over here. It's just another princess dying the situation. We
Speaker 10: don't want that. They're saying that she was saying, but
Speaker 10: we ain't got no pictures yet. But it's believed that
Speaker 10: Prince William got a little mistress. Okay, Yeah, that's what
Speaker 10: I want. During my digging, that's what I found out
Speaker 10: as well. Her name is Sarah Rose Hanbury.
Speaker 2: You got names?
Speaker 10: Yes, excuse me, I'm sorry, Yes, And I have connects
Speaker 10: Sarah Rose Hanbury. She is the marchioness of Chellum Deli.
Speaker 10: I what yeah, Chalmum Delly. So the mistress has a baby, right,
Speaker 10: and it's rumored that that baby might be Prince william baby.
Speaker 8: The baby name is Iris.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, she has other children as well, but this
Speaker 10: one they're trying to say that it may be Prince
Speaker 10: William's baby.
Speaker 2: Prince William married Kame Midleton.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, so is it really a mistress if you can't
Speaker 7: find your wife or if.
Speaker 8: You had none, that's another situation.
Speaker 10: In twenty nineteen, Kate asks William about this alleged affair
Speaker 10: with Rose, because.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you something. Rose was in the circle.
Speaker 10: Rose she's like a good friend of the royals and
Speaker 10: she is also a wife. She one of William's old friends,
Speaker 10: David rock Savage, that's one of his friends.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so he asked her.
Speaker 10: He laughed it off, like girl, no, it's nothing to
Speaker 10: it when she asked him. When when Kate asked William
Speaker 10: about it in twenty nineteen, and and like we still
Speaker 10: have yet you see to see them together, the mistress
Speaker 10: and will But we know what Roles look like, and
Speaker 10: we know what Kate looked like. Got you and we
Speaker 10: haven't seen Kate. They put a little picture up under
Speaker 10: the headline. But that that picture something telling me that
Speaker 10: she took that before she even win it for her
Speaker 10: surgery December of last year, so you know, I mean
Speaker 10: of January this earlier this year, because she's not saying
Speaker 10: with nobody. They just found another picture that she probably
Speaker 10: never posted and they put it of her, and that's crazy.
Speaker 10: And then also in the in the photoshot picture of
Speaker 10: Kate and the three kids from Mother's Day over there
Speaker 10: in UK, her Ring wasn't on. That's what I forgot
Speaker 10: to tell ya, har Ring wasn't on.
Speaker 7: Ever since you've been doing these UK news stories, there's
Speaker 7: been a lot of sightings of Kate Middleton and Baltimore.
Speaker 7: I promise you Kate Middleton is not in the Whole
Speaker 7: Foods in Baltimore.
Speaker 10: Yeall, No, I promise you, and I promise nobody said it.
Speaker 10: And I'm not playing. This is not a joke, not
Speaker 10: a joke.
Speaker 2: Take you serious?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm just telling you what, kay, I don't know.
Speaker 10: I'm too tired to be playing today.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 8: Moving on, man in wheelchair goes on a stab in.
Speaker 10: Spree in Queens I've seen that, all right, Yeah, I
Speaker 10: see that now, I no disrespect. Yeah, I know, I
Speaker 10: know the suspect of the man in a wheelchair, like
Speaker 10: I said, And we have the report from CBS.
Speaker 19: New York Police called to fifty fourth Street near thirty
Speaker 19: first Avenue in Woodside around twelve thirty Saturday for reports
Speaker 19: of two people stabbed. Investigators say the suspect is a
Speaker 19: man in a wheelchair. The second victim, a sixty nine
Speaker 19: year old woman, suffered far more serious injuries and remains
Speaker 19: at Elmhurst Hospital. Police are questioning him trying to understand
Speaker 19: his state of mind.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 19: A woman is hospitalized with serious injuries to her face
Speaker 19: in Torso and tonight. Police have not yet identified the
Speaker 19: man that they are questioning. So far, no word on
Speaker 19: potential criminal charges.
Speaker 10: So I'm thinking, like, nobody caught this nigga, right, But
Speaker 10: then I was doing some hold up hello, okay, thank you. Yes,
Speaker 10: he is in custody. They just called him, absolutely called you.
Speaker 8: I can't regt im.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, they actually did catch him. They they've been
Speaker 10: called him, but they just called me because I told,
Speaker 10: you know, I talked.
Speaker 8: To these people and told him I was going to
Speaker 8: report the story.
Speaker 10: And that was the only report that I had heard
Speaker 10: from New York that he was not identified.
Speaker 2: It was not like he was on the run.
Speaker 8: But no, no, they caught him going up a ramp.
Speaker 2: Really wow.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 10: So, And the crazy thing is, I'm like, all right,
Speaker 10: if you were the second person, how do you see
Speaker 10: him rolling up on you did the STABU that exactly?
Speaker 7: She's sixty nine years old, and you're not suspecting somebody
Speaker 7: in the wheelchair.
Speaker 2: But what about the other two? Stab one?
Speaker 7: You think he just stabbed him in a row like
Speaker 7: he just think he just went down the line on
Speaker 7: the one block.
Speaker 2: Probably I know that's not what happened.
Speaker 11: Well, you didn't, just you don't know what's happened at all.
Speaker 7: That's like if somebody came in his room and stabbed
Speaker 7: one of us, you're like, oh, shoot, that's I'm sure
Speaker 7: he didn't just go down the block stab.
Speaker 10: If we see him stab me and just running like
Speaker 10: he ain't, it's not That's not how this happened.
Speaker 2: I'm sure these were different incidents at different.
Speaker 5: Times, just randomly just standing people do out the.
Speaker 7: Day and probably you're suspect you're walking up on you
Speaker 7: with a Starbucks CuPy in his.
Speaker 5: Wheelchairs not walking anywhere.
Speaker 2: You're walking rolling? He was home, said, okay, stop.
Speaker 7: You you know what I mean. You're not thinking nothing
Speaker 7: of it. This guy in a wheelchair.
Speaker 10: Okay, Well he is in custody, and I hope he
Speaker 10: serves a lot of time, because that's crazy. I don't
Speaker 10: care if his legs working out, you don't roll up
Speaker 10: on them by instead of them.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 10: Okay, now real quick na a CP Image Award winners.
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Speaker 10: Outstanding Supporting Actress and Emotion Picture, Saraji p Henson. She
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Speaker 8: That was the winner.
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Speaker 10: Outstanding Reality program, Reality competitional game show wild'n Out. One
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Speaker 10: and that is just with the mess.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 3: Now, when we come back, Tessling figure Out will be
Speaker 3: joining us and we'll kick it with her.
Speaker 2: Next it Don't Move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: You're checking out the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's teen j n V Jesseelariy Charlomage, the goud we
Speaker 3: are the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: All right, now, what up to?
Speaker 12: What's going on? DJ and V? Charlemagne, the God Jess Hilarious,
Speaker 12: the Queen.
Speaker 3: Good morning, you said, now, Odell Beckham, We're gonna start
Speaker 3: off with some quick sports. Odell Beckham, junr. Looks like
Speaker 3: you're saying good bye to Baltimore. They didn't re sign
Speaker 3: them with the Ravens.
Speaker 5: What team?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 9: What? What?
Speaker 5: What's the good fit from Charlemagne?
Speaker 6: What do you think?
Speaker 2: Have no idea?
Speaker 5: That was older though, ten years but he still.
Speaker 7: Did what like five hundred yards last year in the
Speaker 7: session said he said he wants to go to the chief,
Speaker 7: the chief.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, well, let's jump right into it. Let's
Speaker 5: talk Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 12: Senator Bernie Sanders is pushing for a thirty two hour
Speaker 12: work week with the same pay as forty hours. Now
Speaker 12: we've heard about this many, many times, but but no,
Speaker 12: it's still pushing and fighting a good fight.
Speaker 17: Take a listen, any full time workers, the amount of
Speaker 17: time they work in a week could look a little different.
Speaker 17: A new proposed bill introduced by Senator Bernie Sanders would
Speaker 17: establish a four day work week in the US with
Speaker 17: no reduction in pay. The bill would lower the threshold
Speaker 17: required for overtime pay from forty hours to thirty two
Speaker 17: hours as a way to create a better work life
Speaker 17: balance and productivity, but some say this might create difficulty
Speaker 17: for employers to implement it across their workforce and have
Speaker 17: potential negative impacts on business operations.
Speaker 20: Businesses are struggling right now with workforce issues, so there
Speaker 20: aren't enough employees, so having a reduction in hours of
Speaker 20: employees I think would really create a burden on businesses
Speaker 20: and organizations getting their work done and doing the things required,
Speaker 20: you know, to be successful with what they're doing.
Speaker 2: I love it. I think it's great.
Speaker 7: I mean, who the hell is gonna complain about getting
Speaker 7: the extra day off and you get the same pay, Like,
Speaker 7: who the hell wouldn't do for that?
Speaker 3: So are you working the same amount of hours like
Speaker 3: extra days on Monday, I guess the other days?
Speaker 2: Or is it.
Speaker 5: So lesson? People ain't gonna go with.
Speaker 2: That because it's gonna be a lot of business.
Speaker 7: When you say people, you mean the businesses, businesses and
Speaker 7: the employees and the people that's working absolutely want that.
Speaker 2: But the businesses may not go for it.
Speaker 3: There's gonna be a lot of businesses that can't open
Speaker 3: on certain days. There's gonna be a lot of businesses
Speaker 3: that have to shut down early. And I think it's
Speaker 3: gonna affect people. It's gonna affect people too, Like when
Speaker 3: people need to go to grocery stores or shopping or
Speaker 3: whatever stores they go to, a lot of their stores
Speaker 3: are gonna be closed because they're gonna be nobody working there.
Speaker 12: So what Charlemagne is saying is the people who are
Speaker 12: working are gonna be withing it and being saying with
Speaker 12: the people who want to pull up on that Friday
Speaker 12: or this Sunday, kind of like how we already have
Speaker 12: to do what act you play on Sundays? People are
Speaker 12: gonna be like, no, I want my business to be open.
Speaker 12: But let me give you some other points, because there
Speaker 12: might be some employees who say, no, I don't like
Speaker 12: this because they're going to have fear that their jobs
Speaker 12: may be sent overseas. So let me give you just
Speaker 12: a couple of pros and cons to it. So Republican
Speaker 12: Senator Bill Cassidy and Louisiana said the third two work.
Speaker 12: We will destroy some employers and employers will have to
Speaker 12: shift those jobs overseas. They'll also automate those jobs. You know,
Speaker 12: we already have to deal with AI coming in and
Speaker 12: taking folks jobs. They said, this is a way that
Speaker 12: this can actually make it happen even faster because of
Speaker 12: the increased expense, and it would dramatically increase prices to
Speaker 12: stay afloat, meaning so if a business, to Endy's point
Speaker 12: of it, if a business has to reduce hours, then
Speaker 12: they may have to up the charge on other things
Speaker 12: to make that difference. Now, some folks are saying this
Speaker 12: would never work, but you can look at Spice, Iceland
Speaker 12: and South Africa. They are some nations who have implemented
Speaker 12: this trial for day work week for select companies. They
Speaker 12: also here in America. Massachusetts has introduced to bill last
Speaker 12: year that will provide employers with a tax credit if
Speaker 12: they shift to at least fifteen workers to four days
Speaker 12: a week. So there's a way of you know, getting
Speaker 12: around it's there. And then in California, lawmakers have introduced
Speaker 12: the standard work we get thirty two hours. So if that,
Speaker 12: if that bills goes through, we'll get a chance to
Speaker 12: see how it looks in real time. So what do
Speaker 12: you guys think.
Speaker 7: You know, Dubai and Abu Dhabi have for they work
Speaker 7: weeks as well. I think France too, if I'm not
Speaker 7: mistaken or I know, I know.
Speaker 3: Like Italy and I know France they shut down for
Speaker 3: the month of August, Like the month of August they
Speaker 3: shut down, like nobody goes to work.
Speaker 5: It's it's they totally shut down.
Speaker 3: So if you ever try to order something, like if
Speaker 3: you try to order furniture or whatever it may be,
Speaker 3: they'll tell you you have to do it before a
Speaker 3: certain time because they shut down. It's called summer shutdowns
Speaker 3: where they say the quality of life is better. I
Speaker 3: don't know if that's true or not, but I wouldn't
Speaker 3: be mad at at things like that as well.
Speaker 7: And also does every is everybody gonna have the exact
Speaker 7: same day off? Like is it gonna be everybody off
Speaker 7: on Friday or do they stagger it out? They would
Speaker 7: have to stagger it out. Yeah, if you stagger it
Speaker 7: out throughout the week, that mean that would ensure that,
Speaker 7: you know, the businesses won't ever close.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 12: I think I like the solo cons Charlae Man is
Speaker 12: saying any not man that and be saying, way, hold on,
Speaker 12: let's go down and kind of see, you know.
Speaker 7: And also we were were saying things like, you know,
Speaker 7: businesses would have to close. No, they wouldn't because people
Speaker 7: have days off now and the businesses don't close.
Speaker 2: What are we talking about?
Speaker 12: So what are you talking about when you say that?
Speaker 3: Because it off so usually have said you have two
Speaker 3: days off, but you know some businesses only have one
Speaker 3: work or two workers in it.
Speaker 5: And those businesses what it is.
Speaker 7: They stay open, though, is what I'm saying. They're open.
Speaker 7: Most businesses open seven days a week.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 12: We'll see, we'll see what it looks like. And they
Speaker 12: said this may not pass, but you know, it's all
Speaker 12: about the things that you that you fight for. You
Speaker 12: know it may not actually happen, but you have to
Speaker 12: continue to keep putting on the floor, continue to have
Speaker 12: the debate.
Speaker 2: It sounds like I like it.
Speaker 7: I think you get more out of your employees, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean when you give your employees days off,
Speaker 7: you know, the reset mentally, the reset physically, the reset emotionally.
Speaker 11: I think you'll get more out of your employees that way.
Speaker 12: You absolutely are you're right on it. And the data
Speaker 12: shows that Charlemagne for sure. But you know, there's just
Speaker 12: still the conversation. If you rea setting an AI take
Speaker 12: over your job, you're gonna be resetting without a job too.
Speaker 12: So I think there's some balance. I think it depends
Speaker 12: on the industry, depends on the job, depends on you know.
Speaker 12: I do like the idea of giving employers tax credit
Speaker 12: for those that can afford to do it, kind of
Speaker 12: giving them the choice rather than mandatory, So you know,
Speaker 12: we'll just see.
Speaker 16: I'm with it.
Speaker 3: I just think it's difficult because if that means the
Speaker 3: hourly and wage will go up, right, because that means
Speaker 3: you're not working forty hours a week, you're working thirty
Speaker 3: two hours a week. You're making the same payment, so
Speaker 3: instead of making twenty dollars an hour, you're really making
Speaker 3: like twenty eight dollars an hour. And I don't know
Speaker 3: if businesses can actually survive with not having workers working
Speaker 3: at that time.
Speaker 12: Right, that's what they're saying. That's what they're saying. They're
Speaker 12: gonna have to make that money up somewhere, so they
Speaker 12: might shift some of those jobs overseas, or the price
Speaker 12: if it's a retail store, they might up the price
Speaker 12: because you're right, they still have to pay. This makes
Speaker 12: them still pay for forty hours a week.
Speaker 7: So you're right, Yeah, and working more is not gonna
Speaker 7: keep AI from taking your job.
Speaker 2: Okay, when AI is.
Speaker 7: Ready to take jobs, they gonna fire y'all because people
Speaker 7: to have AI.
Speaker 11: So don't think just because you work more, it's going
Speaker 11: to keep AI taking your job.
Speaker 12: Well, that's our post positive note thing for the day
Speaker 12: with us. I do want to tell you this quickly.
Speaker 12: Go speaking of work, and so we got a little
Speaker 12: bit of time. You know, we talk about it all
Speaker 12: the time. Folks call in, you know about plumbers and carpentry,
Speaker 12: and I just want to let you know. There is
Speaker 12: a report that says that license trade people who install
Speaker 12: and fixed bathroom fixtures. The lack of those folks have
Speaker 12: drained the economy thirty three billion since twenty twenty two. Now,
Speaker 12: this report says that the US will be short five
Speaker 12: hundred and fifty thousand plumbers by twenty twenty seven. They
Speaker 12: said that the plumber short shortages drive up costs for families.
Speaker 12: It hurts businesses as well because you can't expand new businesses.
Speaker 12: It also creates delay in floods. It's Also, the plumbing
Speaker 12: people don't want to be plumbers because you know, the
Speaker 12: negative I guess stereotype about it, so they're having a
Speaker 12: hard time recruiting. A lot of young folks don't want
Speaker 12: to go into being a plumber, even though it's well paid,
Speaker 12: but you know, doesn't have a glamorous reputation. So they
Speaker 12: are saying that the US needs more carpenters, electricians and
Speaker 12: other technical trade people. And employment at trade schools has
Speaker 12: fallen as more young people are opting for a four
Speaker 12: year college degree. So I thought there was some good
Speaker 12: data to put out there. That's something we talk about
Speaker 12: at the time of the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Yeah, salute to all the trade schools, shout to Lincoln Tech.
Speaker 3: But like you said, yeah, we always need plumbers, carping as,
Speaker 3: electricians and h VAC people.
Speaker 2: Those people are so needed each.
Speaker 12: And every day, and we need to back in the school.
Speaker 5: So continue to push for that absolutely.
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Speaker 3: All right, and when we come back. Comedian and actor
Speaker 3: David Allen de Grill will be joining us. He has
Speaker 3: a new movie, The American Society of Magical Negroes, and
Speaker 3: we're gonna.
Speaker 2: Talk to them when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Warning, everybody is DJ Envy Jess, Hilarrie Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 5: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the building, Man, the
Speaker 2: Great David Allen grizz Bless.
Speaker 6: Up, man, I'm great, man, woke up.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 8: You look so good still?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 6: Not that is that a complement? It is you said
Speaker 6: you look so good still?
Speaker 2: You know, I mean.
Speaker 8: I love it.
Speaker 7: The American Society of Magical Negroes, Yes, sir, what is
Speaker 7: this movie about?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, Magical negro was a trope that Spike
Speaker 6: Lee coined back in the nineties, and a Magical Negroes.
Speaker 2: That character we all know.
Speaker 6: He's an all knowing, all wise black character, no backstory,
Speaker 6: no family. He was just a dude hanging around and
Speaker 6: he had to answer for everything. He was like, I
Speaker 6: can fix that rocket ship, you know, driving this daisy
Speaker 6: the Green Mile. You know we've seen all that stuff.
Speaker 6: So it's about a society, a mysical society of these
Speaker 6: black people all over the world that de escalate and
Speaker 6: intercede in conflicts with white folks to save and preserve
Speaker 6: black lives.
Speaker 2: That's basically what it is.
Speaker 10: It a movie for white people because the title itself,
Speaker 10: they wouldn't even become saying it.
Speaker 6: But like, you know what, you'd be surprised the reaction
Speaker 6: to the clip. You know, this is the world we
Speaker 6: live in. Nobody saw the movie. They just reacted to
Speaker 6: the clip. White people would come to me, Can I
Speaker 6: say that?
Speaker 5: I was like, say what.
Speaker 4: The in word?
Speaker 6: I was like what in word? So it was like,
Speaker 6: negro is the other in word. It was like, y'all
Speaker 6: are more worried about negro than you are the real
Speaker 6: in words. So that was a paradox. I mean, I'm
Speaker 6: older than you, guys. I grew up in a time
Speaker 6: in which, during this civil rights struggle, we aspired to
Speaker 6: be called negroes as opposed to but that was long ago.
Speaker 6: So it's a sorry, it's a satire. It's a commentary
Speaker 6: on all of that whole notion, a little love story
Speaker 6: and all of that mixed together.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it's interesting though, because in the movie, like
Speaker 7: you know, they are trying to make white people comfortable,
Speaker 7: but it's a movie that will make them uncomfortable.
Speaker 6: I think, yes, well that's the subversion, okay, because you
Speaker 6: know some black people like, well, we will make nobody comfortable.
Speaker 2: Yea.
Speaker 6: I think some black people want it to be like
Speaker 6: the Magical Society would be really a subversive, militant group
Speaker 6: taking out all racist white folks.
Speaker 7: But that's not really the movie. That's not really this movie.
Speaker 7: But yeah, man, I mean that's what we're doing. But
Speaker 7: when you make a movie, you wanted to I guess,
Speaker 7: reach a broad audience, right or do you care if
Speaker 7: this one does?
Speaker 6: Always? All right? I mean that is the goal. But
Speaker 6: Kobe our writer and director. He's the first time writer
Speaker 6: director black. And I say that because I've been asked
Speaker 6: a lot of times. You know, what was your first
Speaker 6: question after I read the script? Well, my first question
Speaker 6: is did a black person write this? Because I'm gonna
Speaker 6: tell you why. If I would have been told, oh,
Speaker 6: this is the first time white director, I don't know
Speaker 6: if I would have done it because I didn't want
Speaker 6: to spend six to eight weeks and believe me, I've
Speaker 6: done this well, I have to explain black exactly.
Speaker 2: Man, I can't say.
Speaker 6: This, this is offensive. You need to rethink this. I
Speaker 6: didn't want to that's why. Yeah, No, I didn't want
Speaker 6: to do that. So once I found that out, I said, okay.
Speaker 6: And I like working with young directors of color, young
Speaker 6: women of color directors, you know, because it's why my
Speaker 6: way of mentoring in terms of I want to show
Speaker 6: you how you should be treated on a set as
Speaker 6: a young director, because I've seen I've been in situations
Speaker 6: in which the director is arguing with the cinematographer, with
Speaker 6: the lighting designer. You can't do that. Well, I want
Speaker 6: to shoot no, and we're not gonna do that. So,
Speaker 6: you know, I wanted to kind of show through action
Speaker 6: this is how it should be rung. We didn't have
Speaker 6: any trouble. It was you know, it was a great,
Speaker 6: great experience.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So you played Roger.
Speaker 10: Yeah so when you first were presented the role, what
Speaker 10: about it like got you interested in being a sci
Speaker 10: fi comedy being doing well?
Speaker 6: You know, I know black men like that. I mean
Speaker 6: I was exposed to when I when I was young
Speaker 6: and growing up in Detroit. My dad was a doctor.
Speaker 6: I grew up around doctors, lawyer's, professional black families. But
Speaker 6: I didn't want that. I wanted to be an artist.
Speaker 6: I wanted to be an actor. So I got that
Speaker 6: he should go to law school. Yeah, that kind of thing.
Speaker 6: It's funny. My grandmother was born in nineteen hundred, so
Speaker 6: she would tell me stories much like the one I
Speaker 6: say in the movie, about these racist incidents and in
Speaker 6: a segregated America in the South, and as a little boy,
Speaker 6: I would say, well, Grandma, why didn't you fight back?
Speaker 6: And she would say that is the way it was.
Speaker 6: And I don't want that. Yeah, I didn't want that.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna fight back. So that's that's always the way
Speaker 6: it is. The next generation, they don't want to wait.
Speaker 6: They don't want to wait. John Lewis was the radical
Speaker 6: young voice in the movement, and he was the one
Speaker 6: advocating we got to yell louder, we have to fight harder.
Speaker 6: I'm tired of marching and praying. So there's always that friction.
Speaker 2: So a lot of that is.
Speaker 6: Goes on between me and Justice where he's like negroes.
Speaker 6: I mean, magical man, come on, why don't you magical
Speaker 6: society of black folks? I mean, do something about the name,
Speaker 6: you know, so there's all that playfulness and stuff. It
Speaker 6: felt like justin throughout the whole movie was struggling with
Speaker 6: belief in himself.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: It all leads up to that final speech where it
Speaker 6: to me, it really hits home.
Speaker 2: I just want to.
Speaker 6: Live in US society, and you know, when you're not
Speaker 6: trying to kill me, I deserve to be here, be
Speaker 6: in this presence.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: One of the one of the craziest lines when he's
Speaker 6: talking to his white coworker and they're talking about on Lee,
Speaker 6: who's a love interest, and uh, Justice calls him out
Speaker 6: about some microaggression and he says, well, I didn't know
Speaker 6: she was a person of color. I thought she was white.
Speaker 6: So therefore I'm culding, you know. You know, it's like,
Speaker 6: what's she white? I couldn't She's biracial.
Speaker 2: And Justice is.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 6: But I've had situations like that, why you know, or
Speaker 6: or a black person who is maybe Afro Caribbean and
Speaker 6: they're saying some foul stuff. Well, I don't know. I
Speaker 6: didn't know. So if I'm in the clear, you know,
Speaker 6: and all those nuances that I really like because it's
Speaker 6: real too. I mean, I know I've been through it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got more with actor David Allen Gray when
Speaker 2: we come back, don't Move.
Speaker 5: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning to everybody.
Speaker 3: Is DJ N g J hilarious Charlamage, the guy we
Speaker 3: all to Breakfast Club was still kicking it with David
Speaker 3: Allen Gria Charlamage.
Speaker 2: And it's funny.
Speaker 7: You talked about the backlash, and I guess I saw
Speaker 7: a little bit of it when the trailer first debuted,
Speaker 7: and it was like they making a movie and it's.
Speaker 2: A bunch of black people with magical power. They make
Speaker 2: white troops.
Speaker 6: I said, they wanted they cloned Tyrone, They wanted us
Speaker 6: to come out with gun.
Speaker 2: You know, No, that's not what it is.
Speaker 6: But I was never worried because at that point nobody
Speaker 6: had seen the movie. Again, you're responding to a thirty
Speaker 6: second clip, But that's the world we live in. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's you know, social media, people gonna say what they're
Speaker 6: gonna say.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I didn't look at it that they were trying to
Speaker 7: make white people comfortable in the movie. I looked at
Speaker 7: it as they were trying to be comfortable, like they
Speaker 7: were trying to just figure life out and survive.
Speaker 6: Like that's what it is exactly. Now, I'll tell you something.
Speaker 6: This happened when I was in tenth grade in Detroit.
Speaker 6: I remember a Detroit police officer was brought into a
Speaker 6: class my classroom, and he walked us through surviving a
Speaker 6: stop with the police. Now, I doubt if it happens now.
Speaker 6: So he basically he gave us the talk, and it
Speaker 6: went like this. He said, you know, when a police
Speaker 6: officer pulls you over, what are you gonna do? When
Speaker 6: we were kids, I'm not gonna do another. I'm gonna say,
Speaker 6: why'd you pull me over? I mean so well, you
Speaker 6: could say that, but what I would suggest is you
Speaker 6: keep your hands on the steering wheel and you roll
Speaker 6: down the window. Well, why you can't make me roll
Speaker 6: down the window? Absolutely right, But keep in mind that
Speaker 6: gentleman has a firearm. You probably don't now he's upset
Speaker 6: with a firearm. I would suggest you roll down the
Speaker 6: window because if you don't roll it down, he's gonna
Speaker 6: break it. So we went point by point by point
Speaker 6: by point how to survive. You can fight in court. Now,
Speaker 6: you could fight at the roadside, but you have a
Speaker 6: better chance of survival to fight in court. So those
Speaker 6: are the kinds of things that I experienced as a
Speaker 6: young person, and I think a lot of that goes
Speaker 6: into that character. I'm not that character, but I understand
Speaker 6: that character.
Speaker 7: You know, that kind of thing in Hollywood. Is there
Speaker 7: such thing as having to make white people comfortable.
Speaker 6: In order to work?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: But I mean, you know what I think back. You know,
Speaker 6: I auditioned for some of the magical negro roles. I
Speaker 6: was just too crazy to get them. They never can
Speaker 6: Davis reading for Rassus, I'll drive you. I was always
Speaker 6: too too nutty to my to my benefit, you know.
Speaker 6: But uh yeah, man, we all do, I mean, not everybody,
Speaker 6: but those were because you know, in the eighties there
Speaker 6: was Eddie Murphy was before Spike Lee and these other voices.
Speaker 6: Uh he was the black comic lead, you know, who
Speaker 6: took over for Richard Pryor. But now we have all
Speaker 6: these black creators, black female creators, say Ava du Vernay,
Speaker 6: who's a revolutionary, you know, So we have more voices.
Speaker 6: That makes it healthier. The one question I hate is,
Speaker 6: you know, Charlemagne, what do all black people think, Lord Charlemagne, Charlemagne,
Speaker 6: what do all black people want? Charlamagne, Charlamine? Who are
Speaker 6: all black people going to vote for I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not all black, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: I encourage everyone to vote. I'm not sitting here trying
Speaker 6: to tell you who are what to vote for. But
Speaker 6: we have a healthier democracy when more people participate.
Speaker 2: So that's where I'm met.
Speaker 8: Speaking of voices, you are the voice of the Oscar.
Speaker 6: That you know, it was so much fun.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 6: I'm old friends with Jimmy Kimmel, And first of all,
Speaker 6: I defy you to tell me who was the voice
Speaker 6: last year. So you have been offered a job like
Speaker 6: it was really great, but you don't even know what
Speaker 6: the job is. Yeah, So my first question was, well,
Speaker 6: how many tickets do I get?
Speaker 2: I was thinking about the party.
Speaker 6: You know, I have a sixteen year old daughter, and
Speaker 6: when she was a little girl, she said, Daddy, take
Speaker 6: me to the Oscars. And if you have little kids,
Speaker 6: they think you could do every thing. I was like, okay,
Speaker 6: I mean, but you got to get a movie, and
Speaker 6: you got to finance the movie, and you got to
Speaker 6: cast me Daddy in the lead in the movie, and
Speaker 6: then you gotta hope Daddy gets nominated for an Oscar.
Speaker 6: Then we all gonna go to the Oscars, and she
Speaker 6: was like, you so silly. So it was great to
Speaker 6: take her to the Oscars and we had a great
Speaker 6: evening and it turned out to be a ball man.
Speaker 6: I mean, my job was not to screw up anybody's
Speaker 6: name and don't mess up the name of the movie. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but I didn't really, I wasn't on under pressure. It
Speaker 6: was you know, I'm cool. It was really really fun though.
Speaker 2: It's cool.
Speaker 7: What do you think about people supporting this movie like
Speaker 7: the American Society of Magical Negroes. When you hear that
Speaker 7: automatically all black people feel like they should go out
Speaker 7: and support this film, what do you feel like if
Speaker 7: they don't listen.
Speaker 6: I would not be here if I didn't believe in
Speaker 6: the movie. I would say go watch it. If you
Speaker 6: don't want to watch it, that's fine. I ain't gonna
Speaker 6: come to your house and you know, kill you. We
Speaker 6: all have a choice. It should be an evening of entertainment,
Speaker 6: and a great viewing experience is one that elongates a
Speaker 6: conversation because you know, good and well, if you see
Speaker 6: a great show or if you see a great movie,
Speaker 6: what are you gonna do? You're gonna text your friends
Speaker 6: you're gonna tell your loved ones. Man, you gotta come
Speaker 6: see this. So if we're successful, that's what should happen.
Speaker 6: And again, I you know, I think the movie's really funny.
Speaker 6: It's a new voice, a new black voice that I
Speaker 6: really love to support. And hopefully he will hire me again,
Speaker 6: you know. But that's what I'm here.
Speaker 11: And also it made me think like the magical Negro trope.
Speaker 7: And I know Spike Lee made it up, but isn't
Speaker 7: that something that like white people think in a way,
Speaker 7: It's like like Barack Obama is a magical need.
Speaker 6: They but they they created it. We didn't create it.
Speaker 6: We didn't create that. No white people did. And traditionally
Speaker 6: to have that character with that is not a whole
Speaker 6: human that is like a spirit, a cipher. I mean,
Speaker 6: this is like an angelic figure.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: That's not what we wanted. What we wanted is to
Speaker 6: be included as whole people, whole human beings. But ultimately,
Speaker 6: you can't depend on someone else to tell your story.
Speaker 6: You have to tell it yourself. Now, the way it
Speaker 6: used to be, we weren't allowed to tell it ourselves.
Speaker 6: And I still got up until a few years ago,
Speaker 6: David we like your idea, but it's not us. It's
Speaker 6: the international market. You know, Black movies are very hard
Speaker 6: to sell this and that, so there's still all of
Speaker 6: that out there. But in fact, mixed race casts of
Speaker 6: big movies are the biggest sellers in the world market.
Speaker 6: The Fast and Furious franchise Say What you Want has
Speaker 6: the most diverse cast probably of any franchise, and it
Speaker 6: is the biggest selling And one of the reasons is that. Okay,
Speaker 6: so for a long time we were sold a story
Speaker 6: that was not true, and we're changing. I say, we
Speaker 6: the industry, they whatever you want to call it, not enough,
Speaker 6: but we're changing.
Speaker 2: You know. I think Holly lies.
Speaker 7: And the reason I say Hollywood lies, they do because
Speaker 7: they see They'll say, oh, you know, it's it's it's
Speaker 7: about the money.
Speaker 6: But I know, I think your bias is trump the
Speaker 6: money a lot of times. Well also power.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 6: I remember when Barack Obama was first elected and I
Speaker 6: was watching I think it was in an MSNBC, and
Speaker 6: the reporters were just giddy because it's a fact that
Speaker 6: the electorate is changing and becoming blacker and browner every day,
Speaker 6: and Yay, we're going to be in power. And I
Speaker 6: sat at home going, you don't think white people can
Speaker 6: hear you. You don't think they're listening, because to expect
Speaker 6: someone to relinquish power gracefully is a fantasy. To expect
Speaker 6: the old power strure to say, well, it's our turn
Speaker 6: and give us the keys. Okay, it doesn't go like that,
Speaker 6: And I think that really is at the root of
Speaker 6: what we're seeing now, because if the electorate is changing now,
Speaker 6: all of a sudden, you hear the Maga crowd going, well,
Speaker 6: maybe a dictator is not that bad because the numbers
Speaker 6: are not working in their favor. So you know that's
Speaker 6: what it is. I knew this was coming because you know,
Speaker 6: it's just it through history had never gone like that.
Speaker 2: All right, will move.
Speaker 3: We got more with David Allen Grid. When we come back,
Speaker 3: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Jesse, Larrie Schlam and
Speaker 3: the God. We are to Breakfast Club. We're still kicking
Speaker 3: it with actor David Allen Grid. We're still kicking with
Speaker 3: actor and comedian David Allen Grid.
Speaker 8: Yes, being an og in comedy and I'm a comedian myself,
Speaker 8: so I would like to know this, What are your
Speaker 8: thoughts on all like the beef with the comics and
Speaker 8: everything that's going on right now.
Speaker 6: First of all, what I was gonna say when I
Speaker 6: walked in here, as I said, on need some brown
Speaker 6: lick up in here. It's common sense over there. No, no,
Speaker 6: you need it right here, man, it's common sense. Watch club.
Speaker 2: I look.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's the ratio of SIPs, ma'am. He takes one
Speaker 6: sip while the guest is taking five or six. I
Speaker 6: saw Mounique about it. After an hour in she was
Speaker 6: licking up, she was lubricated.
Speaker 2: I don't think Shannon drinking it all. No, man, watch
Speaker 2: it again. He's real slick.
Speaker 6: He goes, I think that's Charlie man, who you want
Speaker 6: to kill?
Speaker 1: You like everybody. I won't kill everybody, you know.
Speaker 6: He said, here, have some more.
Speaker 1: He was like, Charlie, man, you want to slap everybody?
Speaker 15: You know?
Speaker 6: Man, you didn't getting me up in there. My advice
Speaker 6: is bringing your own cop. Bring your own cop. Man.
Speaker 6: Stop drinking what is in that bottle? Damn yah, man,
Speaker 6: that's not really my thing. Man. I don't do all that.
Speaker 6: And at this point, if somebody goes on club shad shape,
Speaker 6: they're loaded. I mean they packed up. You're going there
Speaker 6: for a purpose. You're not going there to talk about
Speaker 6: your big new novel you wrote. You're trying to settle
Speaker 6: some scores. It's crazy, man, it is crazy. I'm just
Speaker 6: a spectator. I don't think I've seen one interview in
Speaker 6: its entirety because they go like two three hours. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I've seen clips.
Speaker 2: It's bizarre.
Speaker 6: I'm like, y'all, I'm drinking coffee, going damn. I guess
Speaker 6: they don't like each'ather. Yes, yeah, man, you know what.
Speaker 10: I want to see this last question. I know, y'all
Speaker 10: go listen. I would like to see a Living Color reboot.
Speaker 6: And you asked me last time, we can't do that.
Speaker 8: Why even if you write for it and then you
Speaker 8: cast me.
Speaker 2: What I do think?
Speaker 6: I think in the next generation has to do their
Speaker 6: version of it. You know, you guys say that it
Speaker 6: was like Remember Coming to America, but goes, oh, man,
Speaker 6: you should bring that back. Oh they should reboot that.
Speaker 6: They rebooted, and everybody said, well, y'all didn't do it right. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean it's like the original movie was a comedy,
Speaker 6: it was not a history of ancient African royalty. So
Speaker 6: you know, you wanted to bring it back and then
Speaker 6: you want it to be what it should be. Today,
Speaker 6: we just can't do it. We were buck wild and
Speaker 6: even when we put yeah, when we put in a
Speaker 6: Living Color on, there was no social media. You could
Speaker 6: call the station, you could write a letter where you
Speaker 6: could facts. You didn't have a voice that you could
Speaker 6: immediately counter and protest what you're watching. So I remember
Speaker 6: the head Leaves, which was the Jamaican Family. We were
Speaker 6: saying so many Jamaican curse words. Fox didn't know what
Speaker 6: we were saying. The Jamaican viewers did. By the time
Speaker 6: they wrote in and told Fox we were on to
Speaker 6: the next thing. Yeah, So that's how we got ahead
Speaker 6: of the censors. But it's more media now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess what it is about all of us
Speaker 8: younger commers. We just we look at that.
Speaker 10: That's the stuff we look up to, and that's the
Speaker 10: stuff that we wish we could do. That's stuff we
Speaker 10: want to see. And it's not coming to fruition these days.
Speaker 6: It's different, man, because as soon as you utter there
Speaker 6: on it while you say that you're wrong, you're bad, apologize,
Speaker 6: take it back, to take it down. It was guerrilla television.
Speaker 6: When we did the Super Bowl halftime go back and
Speaker 6: think about it. Before a Living Color did that, the
Speaker 6: super Bowl halftime entertainment were like, you know, Christian young
Speaker 6: people up with people, you know, square dancing. There was
Speaker 6: no competition. And what happened was after we got that audience,
Speaker 6: people did not turn back to the super Bowl. That's
Speaker 6: why the next year you saw Michael Jackson. You saw
Speaker 6: all kind of stuff because of us. And I think
Speaker 6: more people know it now, but for a long time
Speaker 6: it wasn't really talked about. I mean that that shows
Speaker 6: you the power. You know, you can still get wild
Speaker 6: and plus now maybe you don't have to be on
Speaker 6: network television. You remember when Prince he put I think
Speaker 6: it was musicology straight out digital, and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 6: this dude is crazy. Ain't nobody gonna download the album.
Speaker 6: It's not gonna work. He was ahead of his time.
Speaker 6: He's ahead of his time. So I would probably say
Speaker 6: that if you're gonna do something really crazy, go that route,
Speaker 6: release it yourself, do a podcast yourself. Then you're uncensored.
Speaker 6: Your voice is pure. I don't know how many people watch,
Speaker 6: but and I'm.
Speaker 8: Very unsensited, and i think I'm in the wrong job,
Speaker 8: Like you know, because wait, slow down. I've been working here, check.
Speaker 10: Man, and I've already been slapped with like eight phobia
Speaker 10: stuff I never even heard of.
Speaker 8: They told me today, you bibliophobic. I said, you love
Speaker 8: the Bible.
Speaker 2: And that's how she knows she's doing it right.
Speaker 7: To her point, I think what she's saying, what showed
Speaker 7: like a living color, y'all represented a sense of freedom.
Speaker 2: If you're getting.
Speaker 7: If everybody coming at you and saying you said this,
Speaker 7: and you said that, you shouldn't have said that, you
Speaker 7: should have said that.
Speaker 2: You're doing it right.
Speaker 6: You're absolutely right. Everything is not for everybody. And if
Speaker 6: you perform and tell your jokes, your humor and everybody happy,
Speaker 6: then that's homogenized. Uh, that's deluded, just bland stuff. And
Speaker 6: we don't like I don't like that. I don't I
Speaker 6: mean a little.
Speaker 2: Dangerous. You know what I want to ask you for?
Speaker 7: You go in the nineties too, like, because you know,
Speaker 7: there's all of these conversations about, oh, you shouldn't wear
Speaker 7: to dress and you shouldn't do y'all did men on
Speaker 7: film men will dresses?
Speaker 2: We just laughed.
Speaker 7: I didn't think nothing of it back then. When did
Speaker 7: that change? I think I understand our history. I understand
Speaker 7: black people's history, i e. Black men's history in this country,
Speaker 7: but we weren't the only ones. Every major comic of
Speaker 7: any race has crossed dressed. I don't do it in
Speaker 7: real life. If I did, that's another thing. But I
Speaker 7: did it thirty years ago. But there is this thing
Speaker 7: of you know, black men being emasculated and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: I don't look at it as that deep.
Speaker 6: It was a comic device, so I don't really hang
Speaker 6: too much on it, but there does seem to be
Speaker 6: this almost fetish about it about us. There's some truth
Speaker 6: in it, but there's also an over fascination in just that.
Speaker 6: Let me just put it like this, there are a
Speaker 6: lot of black people and black people in power who
Speaker 6: are being compromised and manipulated that never put on a dress. Okay,
Speaker 6: So don't get hung up on just that. And one
Speaker 6: more thing I wanted to say. I know you get
Speaker 6: flack for how you speak about the electorate and who
Speaker 6: you want to support. We need that voice. We need
Speaker 6: that voice. At the end of the day, I trust
Speaker 6: people are smart enough to decide for themselves, right, So
Speaker 6: speak your mind. That's all I'm saying. Absolutely, thank you, brother, Yeah, man,
Speaker 6: love seeing your card, saying man.
Speaker 7: David Allen Grid the American Society of Magical Negroes is out,
Speaker 7: so now right, Yeah, it's all okay, So make sure
Speaker 7: y'all go check that out.
Speaker 1: Don't make me put a dress on again.
Speaker 6: I don't want to do it.
Speaker 3: Dakfast Club Morning, everybody is d J n V Jess hilarious,
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the God we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning on this Monday. You ready, just let's get
Speaker 2: the jests with the mess.
Speaker 5: Just Roberry don't do is gonna bring numbers.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Statt good morning.
Speaker 19: So.
Speaker 10: Cannice Owens, in one of her recent interviews, was talking about, uh,
Speaker 10: how she you know, feels like Lizzoe was problematic and
Speaker 10: she's speaking about the incident, the specific incident where she
Speaker 10: wore the assless leather pants at the NBA game back
Speaker 10: in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 12: She's like, if you.
Speaker 8: Don't like it, it's your problem.
Speaker 21: It's like, no, you are being problematic, and yaw, you're
Speaker 21: playing the game where you do something outrageous.
Speaker 17: And then when we outrage you pretend that we're the
Speaker 17: crazy ones.
Speaker 12: I'm not dealing you. Stop gaslighting me.
Speaker 21: Okay, you're very large and you got your ass cheeks
Speaker 21: out on the side of the I am I'm allowed
Speaker 21: to now comment on that.
Speaker 12: I reserve the right to.
Speaker 8: Now comment on that, and I do.
Speaker 12: And then they pull it out and just coming off
Speaker 12: through a lozen.
Speaker 2: That's from Joe Buttons podcast, right, Yes, it is okay.
Speaker 2: I mean she does have a point.
Speaker 7: If you do something like that publicly, people will have
Speaker 7: the right to comment on it, and all those comments
Speaker 7: are not going to be in your favor.
Speaker 10: No, no, no, no, no, especially not you know, if
Speaker 10: you're very large and you know, and you're at a
Speaker 10: and you're at an NBA game on the side, like
Speaker 10: you know, you got fluenceets and all that. By the way,
Speaker 10: even if you were skinny people like you were little,
Speaker 10: I don't know what we're talking about.
Speaker 9: It.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you got a thong on, your ass is out
Speaker 10: and you're shaking it. I'm talking about then when she
Speaker 10: turns slow, not mine. Now, Now, the outfit was warned
Speaker 10: to garner attention. Absolutely, and then you get the wrong
Speaker 10: type of attention. Yes, you Christ, you can't control what
Speaker 10: people going to say about you. Yeah, absolutely, Now, look,
Speaker 10: she has every right to wear what she wants, but
Speaker 10: that comes with caring what you want?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: So I do?
Speaker 8: I do agree with Canvas on those notes, all right.
Speaker 10: Diddy's charter school reportedly falling apart, so I've been seeing
Speaker 10: all over the weekend. In twenty sixteen, Diddy co found
Speaker 10: a Capital Preparatory Harlem. The school is located in East Harlem,
Speaker 10: one of the New York City's poorest neighborhoods. There are
Speaker 10: five hundred students from grades six to twelve, and the
Speaker 10: majority of them are black and are from low income families.
Speaker 10: Several news outlets have been reporting on Diddy's charter school crumbling.
Speaker 10: All the reports connect the school to Ditty while they
Speaker 10: report all the things going wrong. Now, some of the
Speaker 10: things that are going wrong short the shortage on teachers,
Speaker 10: kids grading, kids' grades being mixed up and incorrectly recorded.
Speaker 10: A lot of fighting and behavioral issues with the kids. Now,
Speaker 10: what's messed up about this is Diddy isn't even affiliated
Speaker 10: with the school, not anymore, Not anymore. And June twenty
Speaker 10: twenty three did he was celebrated for his work in education.
Speaker 10: Five months later, Diddy's Harlem charter school was forced to
Speaker 10: sever tize with him after Cassie's allegations against him. So,
Speaker 10: if Diddy isn't connected to the school, you know, and
Speaker 10: hasn't been since last year, why are we reporting or
Speaker 10: why are reports not weak doing it? Why are the
Speaker 10: reports all week headlined Diddy's school is crumbling.
Speaker 2: Using Diddy's picture.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and he's the celebrity, he's the person attached to it,
Speaker 7: but he's not attached to attached to it. Well, they
Speaker 7: just let him go last year, like six seven months
Speaker 7: ago when all of this stuff started happening, right, So
Speaker 7: if the school started.
Speaker 3: Declining since then, that hasn't nothing to do with me,
Speaker 3: That has not to do with did Diddy has no
Speaker 3: nothing in that school? These are right now, that's what
Speaker 3: they're doing it for clicks. Those the shortage teaches and
Speaker 3: all that. That is like recent, that's right now going on.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so they're just attaching his name to which.
Speaker 8: I do think is wrong.
Speaker 7: I mean, and even if he was attached to it now,
Speaker 7: like that's not his fault, it's the administration's fault.
Speaker 2: Right, He's not doing the day to day.
Speaker 10: To school right right, right, But anything like you said,
Speaker 10: the clickbait and you know, just to make it a
Speaker 10: bigger story, right, you know, because of what he's already
Speaker 10: going through. Okay, Gilberterena's flirting with Saucy Santana. So Nick
Speaker 10: Young was on a recent episode of No Chill with
Speaker 10: Gilbert Arenas. During the conversation about his time on College Hill,
Speaker 10: Nick spoke about his friendship with Saucy Santana and at
Speaker 10: the time, Gilbert didn't know who Saucy was, right, and
Speaker 10: he had an interesting reaction the first time he heard
Speaker 10: about it, and he looked them up.
Speaker 5: This is what he said, college yell.
Speaker 2: So listen, who else was there? Saucy Tantana? That's my dog, Saue.
Speaker 2: Who's that?
Speaker 16: You know that that rapper is a rapper?
Speaker 2: Kretia fran the City Girls Home with Saucy Santana.
Speaker 12: Yeah, don't look it up because you're gonna say something funny.
Speaker 18: Don't look it up, you dog.
Speaker 5: Come on, man, No, not this.
Speaker 2: That ain't apper.
Speaker 5: That ain't a rapper.
Speaker 8: So Saucy heard this audio and responded in some tweets.
Speaker 10: We know Saucy ain't scared to check nobody correct, you know,
Speaker 10: he said, I really be having to check these niggas.
Speaker 10: What the f is funny about a straight man saying
Speaker 10: he cool with me. I'm one of the realest niggas
Speaker 10: you'll ever f in meet. I literally just talked about
Speaker 10: this on Love and Hip Hop. Niggas be scared of
Speaker 10: what they what their peers gonna think. Bitch's funny about
Speaker 10: being cool with me. I'm very respectful. I don't size niggas,
Speaker 10: I don't try niggas. I do me and be in
Speaker 10: my own lane.
Speaker 8: Nick know that. That's why it was the first name
Speaker 8: he mentioned.
Speaker 10: And we also know that because Claudia was just up here,
Speaker 10: and she also said that they were cool, like they
Speaker 10: were close, you know what I'm saying, Like they got
Speaker 10: to know like each other, like just you know, from
Speaker 10: man to man. After Saucy responded, Gilbert doubled back and
Speaker 10: tried to explain why he reacted that way.
Speaker 5: But he might have taken her a little street fall.
Speaker 8: This is what he said.
Speaker 4: I've never seen somebody with nails and the beard that
Speaker 4: was probably just threw me and threw me off.
Speaker 2: And then and then when I hit the video, tork,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 16: Stop no, no, no stop.
Speaker 4: If I had to wait between who's better, I'm trying
Speaker 4: to see him or making a stylion.
Speaker 18: Start the sound.
Speaker 2: I don't know who.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna throw my dollars to dogs.
Speaker 4: A good show is a good show. Listen, I got rules,
Speaker 4: you got you listen. You can't talk, No, you can't
Speaker 4: look at me.
Speaker 2: It's all y'all being there like the year shaking.
Speaker 16: My can you say that?
Speaker 8: And he's still playing like we trying so hard now
Speaker 8: to be canting.
Speaker 7: Listen, sometimes you gotta play a gator void cancelations.
Speaker 5: I got one for you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna turn this whole thing around. Confuse everybody.
Speaker 10: When he started playing with him back, man, Yeah, all
Speaker 10: you have to do was say sorry you playing big.
Speaker 5: Clown you and meganize. He said, I'm gonna pick you.
Speaker 5: He just went on like you know, I'm gonna turn
Speaker 5: this whole ship around.
Speaker 8: What they say is like when you said I'll spread
Speaker 8: the ass.
Speaker 10: Yeah, those were the bleepers that y'all can catch coming
Speaker 10: saying I'm gonna post them this Thursday off.
Speaker 2: It's all funny games and tell somebody gets a bonum?
Speaker 10: What what?
Speaker 3: Very personally? Yeah, all right, well thank you jes with
Speaker 3: the mess. Now who you're giving your donkey cheese? Speaking
Speaker 3: a bonus.
Speaker 7: We need a man named Frederick Lloyd Day to come
Speaker 7: to the front of the congregation. Okay, he was arrested
Speaker 7: for uh doing in appropriate things.
Speaker 2: We'll discuss, all right, we'll work at that.
Speaker 14: Next, it's the breakfast club cook boardy, you're checking out
Speaker 14: the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Ext you shot on the Donkey of the Day is something.
Speaker 8: To go hold you the reason he gave me donkey
Speaker 8: other day and I deserve that.
Speaker 7: You need to know.
Speaker 8: You need to tell them, I am, you have.
Speaker 12: Tell them.
Speaker 2: It's time for Donkey of the Days.
Speaker 15: A read.
Speaker 5: But you're so good at you're trying to charlamagne.
Speaker 1: She only wants charlamage to.
Speaker 8: Solomon who he's a dusty.
Speaker 1: The other day to man well sexy red donkey.
Speaker 7: Today for Monday, March eight, teams goes to a thirty
Speaker 7: four year old Florida man named Frederick Lloyd Day. Now,
Speaker 7: what does your uncle Shla always tell you about the
Speaker 7: great state of Florida. The craziest people in America come
Speaker 7: from the Bronx and all of Florida, and today is
Speaker 7: no exception. Now, Frederick was booked in jail and charged
Speaker 7: with battery on a specified personnel because he's an extra
Speaker 7: horny human. Yes, it's all funny games until someone gets
Speaker 7: a boner.
Speaker 2: I just told you that.
Speaker 7: What do you mean, Uncle Sharlack. It's all funny games
Speaker 7: until someone gets a boning. Well, let me read the
Speaker 7: headline for you from news Channel eight. A Florida man
Speaker 7: was arrested for touching himself and groping EMS paramedic during transport.
Speaker 2: You see, Frederick was.
Speaker 7: Arrested after allegedly masturbating and groping an EMS paramedic inappropriately
Speaker 7: while he was being taken to the hospital.
Speaker 11: See police will call to the Cancer Center Alliance.
Speaker 7: Of Naples after they received the multiple report that a
Speaker 7: man refused to leave the building and locked himself in
Speaker 7: the bathroom. When police arrived, they found Frederick Lloyd Day
Speaker 7: in the bathroom standing next to a pile of paper towels. Okay,
Speaker 7: that's a telltale sign that he was in there scratching
Speaker 7: Yoda behind the ears. Yes, he took his talent to
Speaker 7: South Beach and the arrest report showed that the officers
Speaker 7: saw Frederick scrapped into a stretcher with a noticeable erect
Speaker 7: penis showing through his basketball shorts. You know what they say,
Speaker 7: there's nothing like a clown with a boner to remind
Speaker 7: you that you're having a nightmare. And this was a
Speaker 7: nightmare for this EMS worker because the report goes on
Speaker 7: to show that Frederick was poaching the egg, shaking hands
Speaker 7: with the milkman while the EMS paramedic was taking his blood. Well,
Speaker 7: I would say the EMS paramedic was taking blood from
Speaker 7: the wrong place. Okay, they should have been taking blood
Speaker 7: out of his penis. You take the blood out of
Speaker 7: the penis, then, while I no hot custard slinger. Now,
Speaker 7: the paramedic tried to get this cocker saus Recks to stop,
Speaker 7: but it has been scientifically proven that when you are
Speaker 7: trying to get a homo erectus to stand down, they
Speaker 7: simply can't.
Speaker 11: So he attempted to reach for the victim's leg.
Speaker 7: The victim okay, the EMS paramedic told him, do not
Speaker 7: touch me, but Frederick looked into the victim's eyes and
Speaker 7: continue double clicking his mouth.
Speaker 2: So the victim Grabbeda's hand and repeated, do not touch me.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 7: Dropping the clues bonds to that EMS paramedic respect to
Speaker 7: that victim, because the last thing I'm touching on this dude,
Speaker 7: is his hands Okay, you've been boxing the one eyed
Speaker 7: champ all night, so I know your hands is covering
Speaker 7: knuckle babies all right, nut butter and peanuts, putting everywhere.
Speaker 2: I'm not touching that man's hands.
Speaker 7: Now caught in the WBBH in Naples Fire Department lieutenant
Speaker 7: saw the interaction and stated that Frederick continued to try
Speaker 7: and touch the victim by removing medical equipment and even
Speaker 7: unbuckled himself from the stretcher.
Speaker 11: Mind you, he's with the paramedic because he.
Speaker 7: Was complaining about foot pain and claim that he was
Speaker 7: bitten by a bug, and when he arrived to the
Speaker 7: hospital for treatment, the staff didn't allow him in due to.
Speaker 11: Disorderly and destructive behavior.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna tell you something, man, when you read this story,
Speaker 7: when you hear this story, all I could think to
Speaker 7: myself is the EMS paramedic should have let him die.
Speaker 7: I don't think he was facing anything life threatening, but
Speaker 7: if he was, if you can't let your perversion take
Speaker 7: a back seat in order for you to get the
Speaker 7: medical help that you need, then why should I, as
Speaker 7: a paramedic care more about you than you do about yourself.
Speaker 11: I know, I know, paramedics and public servants. They have
Speaker 11: to treat people regardless of personal feelings.
Speaker 7: But damn, what if the paramedic that's treating him has
Speaker 7: been molested, okay, are sexually assaulted.
Speaker 11: All of this can be triggering for that person.
Speaker 7: You're asking a lot of humans when you're asking them
Speaker 7: just to bypass their personal feelings. I'm supposed to help
Speaker 7: you while you sexually assaulting me. If the paramedic chose
Speaker 7: to not help them, would they be wrong?
Speaker 15: Huh?
Speaker 2: Something to think about.
Speaker 7: Please give Frederick Lloyd Day the biggest he hull. That's crazy,
Speaker 7: all right, it absolutely is.
Speaker 8: I'm convincing. Just look up gays crimes that happened over.
Speaker 2: There was no gay in this, I don't think unless
Speaker 2: the MS paramedic was male.
Speaker 8: Just always be like boners, speaking of boners, I need
Speaker 8: a boner.
Speaker 2: I didn't know your story and just with the meth
Speaker 2: had boners in it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but why do you even have to make that
Speaker 5: transition because it was a good segue.
Speaker 11: I was already talking about boners. You were talking about boners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she just didn' say anything my bonus. You just
Speaker 2: said boners.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you was thinking about.
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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, when we come back, Jordan Belford will
Speaker 2: be joining us. The Wolf Wall Street. Wolf of Wall
Speaker 2: Street to be here, so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Boring.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess, Larry Slam and the guy
Speaker 3: we are the Breakfast Club got a special guest in
Speaker 3: the building, Jordan Belford.
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 5: What's up everybody? You guys are looking good today.
Speaker 11: You know, Jess has never met you before, but she
Speaker 11: did see The Wolf of Wall Streets.
Speaker 9: Yes, and you're the real I'm the real Wolf of
Speaker 9: I'm retired wolf, you know, the more benevolent wolf.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It was a great movie.
Speaker 9: And uh, the thing with that movie is interesting for
Speaker 9: me is that like that those those events took place
Speaker 9: thirty years ago, but like because the movie came out
Speaker 9: in twenty and thirteen, it's still on TV. He was like, oh,
Speaker 9: that happened like three weeks ago, right, Like is your
Speaker 9: daughter still three years old? My daughter's thirty.
Speaker 5: I have a grandson. So it's pretty funny, you know.
Speaker 11: I don't think after where you got the wolf from?
Speaker 11: Where's the wolf come from?
Speaker 5: Believe it or not?
Speaker 9: The wolf came from a show you watch, Gilligan's Island. Okay,
Speaker 9: so the character Thurston how the third is nickname, was
Speaker 9: the Wolf of Wall Street. So it's like a joke
Speaker 9: about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 10: So about the movie, how much of it was like
Speaker 10: really vinced? Like was it was any of it add
Speaker 10: ons or like? So I was saying, like I said,
Speaker 10: ninety percent of it was true.
Speaker 9: And the stuff and my life was probably even more
Speaker 9: insane because it was stuff that you just couldn't put
Speaker 9: on screen, will be x rayed, you know, right. But
Speaker 9: the stuff that wasn't true, it was a lot of
Speaker 9: like characters, well like they would collapse three people's actions
Speaker 9: into one character. Like Danny character got it was bad,
Speaker 9: Danny did it right? You know that was a guy
Speaker 9: Jonah Hill character, right, And they moved the timeline around,
Speaker 9: but by and large it was really accurate.
Speaker 7: You know, you got a new book out called The
Speaker 7: Wolf of Investing what came out fall last year.
Speaker 11: My inside is playbook for making a fortune on Wall Street.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 11: The first thing people will say is why should you
Speaker 11: listen to him?
Speaker 17: Question?
Speaker 9: Yeah, big question. I think that you know, on some level,
Speaker 9: you know who better to expose what's going on on
Speaker 9: Wall Street? And someone that made the mistakes was part
Speaker 9: of it on the inside. You know, it's funny people say,
Speaker 9: you don't why don't you ever write about the stock book?
Speaker 9: And I never did before. So my all my books
Speaker 9: about before is a bit about sales or my life story.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 9: But you know, obviously I have massive knowledge about Wall
Speaker 9: Street around one of the largest ROMs on Wall Street
Speaker 9: in the nineties, the in the you know, IPO market,
Speaker 9: But I never thought of writing a book. But I
Speaker 9: think over the last since I started going out in
Speaker 9: two thousand and eight around the world and teaching sales
Speaker 9: and entrepreneurship, ethical sales, and I really helped millions and
Speaker 9: millions of people, And I think I've rebuilt my reputation
Speaker 9: to the point where I have a very large fan
Speaker 9: base who trusts me, and I've helped so many people.
Speaker 9: Like when I walk around, people say you changed my life.
Speaker 9: You change as I walk around people always have you
Speaker 9: changed my life?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 9: I went into this business courses Why have Entrepreneurship? And
Speaker 9: I felt that it was like, you know, I felt
Speaker 9: comfortable enough. You know, I'm going to talk about investing.
Speaker 9: And I when I started writing the book, and I
Speaker 9: wrote what I consider to be the surest book of investing.
Speaker 9: They had so like unarguably the right way for someone
Speaker 9: to get welping in the stock market. This is that
Speaker 9: opposite of everything I did back by the way, it's
Speaker 9: like the opposite of what I did when I actually
Speaker 9: went to check, like I was manipulating stocks and smaller stocks.
Speaker 9: The advice I'm giving in this book is really honestly,
Speaker 9: it's for any person of any age.
Speaker 5: Obviously the younger you thought, the better.
Speaker 9: But the thesis is as files and there's nothing in
Speaker 9: here that's revolutionary. It's just I wrote it in a
Speaker 9: really funny, I kind of laugh out loud, irreverent way,
Speaker 9: so people would kind of turn the page you made
Speaker 9: into a story. Because the truth is the best advice
Speaker 9: for investing is out there. There's nothing you have to
Speaker 9: It's like I didn't do some analysis. I oh, eureka,
Speaker 9: I have this way.
Speaker 6: It's not like that.
Speaker 9: Okay, really, even with all this new stuff like bitcoin,
Speaker 9: and you know, in the book, I use two main
Speaker 9: investments I talk about. One is the S and P
Speaker 9: five hundred, which is an index.
Speaker 5: And so instead of.
Speaker 9: Buying just a random stock and try to trade in out,
Speaker 9: which is a sucker's game by the way, right, and
Speaker 9: and what really bothers me and I had this big
Speaker 9: thing about CMB singing there and and and how they
Speaker 9: basically are like the worst thing that ever happened to
Speaker 9: the average investments. If you watched CNBC, you'll think you
Speaker 9: can trade in and out of stocks short term to
Speaker 9: make money. And the fact is that the scientific academic
Speaker 9: studies going back to nineteen hundred that says it's virtually
Speaker 9: impossible to make to beat the S and P. It's
Speaker 9: just like a post. There's a few people that can
Speaker 9: do it, right, and they're not taking It's like Warren Buffett,
Speaker 9: a few is very few. No one could beat the
Speaker 9: S and P buy and large, right, But if you
Speaker 9: watch the show, you'll think that's the best way to trade.
Speaker 9: To trade go from oil into into crypto, from crypto
Speaker 9: into tech stocks, from tech stock into common and you're
Speaker 9: not gonna make money that way, right, So that one
Speaker 9: investment is the S and P and I wrote the book.
Speaker 9: I think when I wrote the book, the se was
Speaker 9: like thirty eight hundred, and now it's five thousand, right.
Speaker 9: I also said bitcoins a good investment, but small, like
Speaker 9: five to ten percent of your portfolio, right, the largest
Speaker 9: should be I think the S and P and at
Speaker 9: the time was twenty two thousand. Now it's seventy three thousand.
Speaker 9: But the fact that I was right is irrelevant because
Speaker 9: it just as easily could have been down in one year.
Speaker 9: In other words, you can't look at investing as a
Speaker 9: one year opposition. You can't invest and worry about the
Speaker 9: price the next week, the next month, or even the
Speaker 9: next year. I believe the best way for especially people
Speaker 9: in that thirties, twenties, thirties, forties or even fifties, right,
Speaker 9: you have to take a long term horizon and rely
Speaker 9: on what's called compounding.
Speaker 5: So with the S and P five hundred, the idea
Speaker 5: is that you know, you.
Speaker 9: Take the profits and you just let it as it compounds,
Speaker 9: and you're dividing, you reinvest the dividends, you let the
Speaker 9: compound over time. So I think the trap that people
Speaker 9: forward to when they invest is they say, and you
Speaker 9: only have five thousand dollars or ten thousand, I got
Speaker 9: to make a huge hit.
Speaker 5: I have to time the market.
Speaker 9: So they get trapped in trying to short term trade,
Speaker 9: or they go on margin and they get blown out
Speaker 9: and you can't. You could start with a small amount
Speaker 9: and end up with a huge amount if you have patience.
Speaker 5: That's what the book is about.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the the key is patience, patience, and also that
Speaker 9: you know you're not going to beat the S and P.
Speaker 5: Five hundred. So the cornerstone of your portfolio should be
Speaker 5: this and there's no fees attached to you put your money.
Speaker 5: You let it ride. So it's like set it and
Speaker 5: forget it's pass it and best thing right.
Speaker 11: Don't even put it in there and don't even know.
Speaker 9: You can't because the trap is is that you know
Speaker 9: you think that you know, well the market's gonna bear market.
Speaker 5: Okay, fair enough, you have a bear market, but buy
Speaker 5: you go back history historically, it's always goes up over
Speaker 5: thirty years.
Speaker 9: So listen, it's possible the United States could be destroyed,
Speaker 9: but we have bigger problems than than your portfolio, right.
Speaker 5: So that's that's the essence of the book.
Speaker 9: But also I go through a very very damning history
Speaker 9: and historically about Wall Street how it got so dump Okay,
Speaker 9: I go through that in detail, and it's pretty wild
Speaker 9: when you read, like why is it that, like, you know,
Speaker 9: firms get away with murder?
Speaker 2: All right, we got more with Jordan Belford when we
Speaker 2: come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is the DJ Envy Jess hilarious Charlamage, the guy
Speaker 3: we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it with
Speaker 3: Jordan Belford, charlamae, is it.
Speaker 11: True that Donald Trump crashed the Wolf of Wall Street set?
Speaker 5: Who's what I read this? I read that it's passed?
Speaker 5: I read where did I read that? Was that?
Speaker 11: Kristin Mulatty said it Kristin Kristin merely me, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: She played my first wife. By the way, his real
Speaker 5: name was Denise.
Speaker 7: He said, said she crashed, He said he Donald Trump crashed,
Speaker 7: he said and acted the damn fool.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, there you go, right, what did you hear?
Speaker 11: Martin Scorsese compare Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: Do you no what he said?
Speaker 6: Come on, no, man, do you know.
Speaker 10: You know that?
Speaker 9: I don't read anything about myself ever, no comments, No,
Speaker 9: I never. I don't have Google or nothing, because I
Speaker 9: think that for me at least, right, I know in
Speaker 9: my heart that I do good.
Speaker 19: I know it.
Speaker 5: I know everything I do.
Speaker 9: I'm on like, I'm giving more value than I'm getting
Speaker 9: in money. Only some trying, by the way, right, So
Speaker 9: like and and there's haters out there in this world.
Speaker 9: I'm sure you have tons of haters.
Speaker 5: You must. You gotta have something, you know. And by
Speaker 5: the way, and the haters drive engagement.
Speaker 9: Which is great, by the way, So like I just
Speaker 9: let them, like I don't in the beginning, I used
Speaker 9: to look, I fight with them.
Speaker 5: What do you you know? They're like, how could you
Speaker 5: listen to this guy?
Speaker 2: After it?
Speaker 5: And I'm like, this is just ridiculous.
Speaker 9: Like if Jesus Christ was today and he gave the
Speaker 9: summer in the Temple mount, people say, what an idiot?
Speaker 5: Nothing new.
Speaker 9: That matter who you are, they're gonna hate on you.
Speaker 9: So I just don't read anything about myself. Because even
Speaker 9: my wife said yeah, this is a great ark. I'm like, no, yeah,
Speaker 9: I don't want someone tells you I'm so great. I
Speaker 9: don't want to know about it.
Speaker 6: I know who I am.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I know my good, my bad, and my ugly
Speaker 9: and on the whole thing. And he staid, tried to
Speaker 9: be as good a person as I can. And if
Speaker 9: you recomment, you can go freaking crazy.
Speaker 5: What was this about?
Speaker 7: Donald Trump was in London at a film festival, and
Speaker 7: he said panels moderator Edgar Wright played a clip from
Speaker 7: Wolf of Wall Street and he she said, some of
Speaker 7: your films, people are punished for their sins, and for
Speaker 7: Wall Street they're celebrated, right, sked Wright said. To Scorsese,
Speaker 7: who likened Bellford to Trump, in his reply, he said,
Speaker 7: politically the country they elected Trump, it's about kill go,
Speaker 7: get the money, do anything you want.
Speaker 11: You can't do anything to me.
Speaker 7: When he's saying I don't have to pay taxes to
Speaker 7: a certain extent because I have smart lawyers, He's right,
Speaker 7: it's true.
Speaker 11: It's legal. Doesn't mean it's right, but it's legal.
Speaker 7: Scorsese said, it the former president's multiple indictments.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'd pushed back in that a little bit I'll
Speaker 9: tell you why, because I suffered the consequences for my
Speaker 9: actions almost everything I did not. I did not leave
Speaker 9: jail with any money.
Speaker 5: I was broke.
Speaker 9: I started from scratch, and my comeback started with money
Speaker 9: I received from the Wolf of Wall Street book, and
Speaker 9: half of it went to pay back investors, so I
Speaker 9: was fifty percent on to investor. So I was really
Speaker 9: very I had really tough years in the beginning.
Speaker 5: So I pushed back on that.
Speaker 9: And also, you know, I think that, you know, I
Speaker 9: really try hard not to be a polarizing figure. I
Speaker 9: really do, and I don't know if that's good.
Speaker 5: And in the beginning, there.
Speaker 9: Was a few years ago I was a bit more
Speaker 9: polarizing because there's things that would bother me about COVID,
Speaker 9: you know. And I said, you know what, I said, stop,
Speaker 9: I don't want to stop my position. I'm here to
Speaker 9: help people, to give entrepreneurial advice, stocking whatever, and I
Speaker 9: just want to I just stopped, so, like you know,
Speaker 9: and admittedly my engagement dropped it when you stop being
Speaker 9: as controversial. But you know, I think, listen, I think
Speaker 9: you could love Trump when you could hate Trump. But
Speaker 9: I mean, it is shocking that it seems the more
Speaker 9: bad things they say about him, the more people embrace him.
Speaker 5: I can't quite figure that out. Yeah, but it's shocked.
Speaker 9: I never said I thought, like the first time, even
Speaker 9: before he got elected in twenty sixteen, like and that
Speaker 9: thing with the tape rand I think.
Speaker 5: Oh, this guy's done.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was like, this guy's done.
Speaker 9: And then when he came out and he was like
Speaker 9: saying you just completely like nothing, I was like, what
Speaker 9: a stupid And I was like, holy, it actually worked
Speaker 9: event Yeah, well yeah, when did.
Speaker 2: We ever seen it?
Speaker 11: Not like it's inevitable.
Speaker 2: He said he was a great president.
Speaker 5: Listen, I think that Trump the president. I look at.
Speaker 9: All I can say is the world when Trump was
Speaker 9: president there was no wars. Now, some of that is
Speaker 9: could be coincidental, like because some of it's just luck, right,
Speaker 9: but there was peace, there was energy with energy independent.
Speaker 9: I thought, you know, regulations, we were sort of less
Speaker 9: intrusive on business.
Speaker 5: And he was an act like he was not.
Speaker 9: He was like he divided people, but you know, like
Speaker 9: there's like so he had this his personality was so
Speaker 9: abrasive and I was like, what are you like just
Speaker 9: sientific policies which were working immigration was was was tight
Speaker 9: at the border, and I believe those and I'm throwing
Speaker 9: my parents, my great great grandments and my grandparents were immigrants, right,
Speaker 9: So it's not that I'm anti immigrant, of course, I think,
Speaker 9: but legal immigrants, and there's a problem with that because
Speaker 9: the immigration system screwed up.
Speaker 5: That needs to change also.
Speaker 9: But I think the country was in a much better spot,
Speaker 9: except for the fact that he picked so many people
Speaker 9: off in the process and part of them being a
Speaker 9: great president is trying to unite and not di vibe,
Speaker 9: so you know, but I have to say as a
Speaker 9: president the world, the country was in a better spot.
Speaker 5: I think the world was in a better spot.
Speaker 9: And I think Biden's is a I don't think Biden
Speaker 9: is mentally his mental CLIs I think he's almost senile.
Speaker 9: I wouldn't quite say senile, but although I would say
Speaker 9: that this whole thing about the her report, right is nonsense,
Speaker 9: like and and and Stewart had a great piece in it.
Speaker 9: So like the biggest thing that caused them naesure is
Speaker 9: being deposed. Like everyone has got a kneesure on the
Speaker 9: deposed someone.
Speaker 2: Right, especially if you got something hot.
Speaker 5: You see this stuff in Georgia, like that lawyer, you
Speaker 5: could remember any of I don't remember what happened yesterday.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Lawyer, So I think it's a bit unfair.
Speaker 9: Like I think it's more seriously the flubs he makes
Speaker 9: when he can't remember stuff and loses his track on him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but not as bad.
Speaker 5: Though not as bad. It's not bad.
Speaker 2: I think it just depends what highlight reel you're But seriously,
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 9: I don't know it's fair at the horror books, like
Speaker 9: he's that every I did, like, I don't remember what
Speaker 9: they I don't know, right, So it's something listen to
Speaker 9: the country will the saw. But I think whatever happens
Speaker 9: in the election. And I'm not a fan of Biden,
Speaker 9: I'm not. I don't think you are either. I think, yeah,
Speaker 9: I just if Trump gets elected, I hope he learns
Speaker 9: from the mistakes of like dividing and saying that is
Speaker 9: inflammatory and you can just check that, you know.
Speaker 5: At first I was hoping that kind of.
Speaker 7: Already went too far past that though, like when you
Speaker 7: try to lead an attempted coup in this country, what
Speaker 7: you said was just a moment of foolishness.
Speaker 11: So yeah, things can be true. Yeah, it is a
Speaker 11: moment of foolshness to try to lead.
Speaker 9: I think it was a riot, you know, I look
Speaker 9: differently at it because like they weren't on. Then you
Speaker 9: see a real coup, you know, people coming with guns
Speaker 9: and it's organized.
Speaker 2: Get it right the next time, just practice so again.
Speaker 9: And I think the worst thing of it all is
Speaker 9: that this two people that like, I mean, I don't
Speaker 9: think anyone really I would like to.
Speaker 5: See two different people running absolutely, I mean right, so
Speaker 5: like you know, I mean eighty and seventy eight, it's
Speaker 5: not in the eight. Listen, it's not age. My mother's
Speaker 5: ninety one and she's sharp as a tack. My mother, like, really, shot.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't be president?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it should be president, right, you know honestly, even
Speaker 9: like it's six, I'm sixty one years old now, Okay,
Speaker 9: I don't think I'm as sharp ast when I was
Speaker 9: forty five. Now I have more wisdom and experience, and
Speaker 9: I think that's important. So I'm certainly having enough acuity
Speaker 9: to be president if I'm not running, trust me, right,
Speaker 9: But the point is, I think that when you get
Speaker 9: into your seventies and I don't know, I don't think
Speaker 9: you're a shue just so you're not the person you are.
Speaker 9: I think there should be, you know, certainly some at
Speaker 9: least mental acuity tests and also the job ages you
Speaker 9: I mean, so I think it's pretty sad that at
Speaker 9: this point we have an eighty or an eighty year
Speaker 9: old and seventy eighty one, seventy seven or seventy eight, right,
Speaker 9: and your career is awesome. And but I love you, know,
Speaker 9: I love the most honest you are about politics, that
Speaker 9: you're not like just a shill. And I really respect
Speaker 9: that more than you could imagine. I respect that because
Speaker 9: there's nothing more than I hate when I watch TV
Speaker 9: and these people are just shilling for the Democratic Party.
Speaker 9: You're like dead balls, honest. So that's great and I
Speaker 9: really respect that. I think it's a point you have
Speaker 9: a young audience, and young people need to hear that,
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Jordan the Wolf of the best thing is
Speaker 7: out right now is Jordan Belfoot.
Speaker 2: Thank you for coming, brother, my pleasure.
Speaker 6: Thanks.
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Speaker 10: friend starbrem All right with these niggas can do it then,
Speaker 10: so this is you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's her front.
Speaker 10: Absolutely. Donald Trump promises blood bath if he's not elected.
Speaker 8: Oh we say this up. If I don't get up
Speaker 8: in there, we are you gonna.
Speaker 2: I think that was.
Speaker 7: Slightly out of context though, because he was talking about
Speaker 7: the auto industry in particular.
Speaker 8: Uh auto Okay, Well, he said blood bath basically you.
Speaker 7: Know, everybody took that line and ran with it, which
Speaker 7: is kind of strange, right, because it's like, you don't
Speaker 7: have to take Donald Trump by the context. He gonna
Speaker 7: give you something to talk about. So when you kind
Speaker 7: of take him out of context in that way, whenever
Speaker 7: people hear anything crazy. He say, They're gonna be like, well,
Speaker 7: was this immedia taking him out of context again?
Speaker 3: Because they made it feel like that if he wasn't elected,
Speaker 3: he was gonna wild out of something.
Speaker 2: It's gonna happen. That's what it seemed like.
Speaker 7: That's what I thought through until I watched the whole
Speaker 7: thing and I'm like, well, he's talking about the auto
Speaker 7: industry in particular.
Speaker 8: But he knows what he's doing, you know what I mean?
Speaker 10: You know, we always always so it's gonna be a
Speaker 10: blood bath and auto and the bloodef in the streets. Basically, Uh,
Speaker 10: Dwayne Wade unbothered by painted nail hates Okay, that's what's
Speaker 10: up that. Listen if somebody's like, if somebody is securing,
Speaker 10: like I want to get their nails painted people.
Speaker 7: But you know, it just sound when you say I'm
Speaker 7: unbothered and you got your nails paint, it just comes
Speaker 7: off a little.
Speaker 5: Sad, right, right, But.
Speaker 10: Absolute, man, Look, everybody wear the pants and ours all right.
Speaker 10: Coiler Ray is on a journey to become her better self.
Speaker 10: That's amazing and I'm glad that more people are doing that.
Speaker 10: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: Shanty.
Speaker 8: Let us know how she said, I'm on the journey.
Speaker 5: She can't get did okay?
Speaker 8: All right, that's what's up. Brandy Evans says she will
Speaker 8: never put on a kidd in hell.
Speaker 5: Br what happened to.
Speaker 10: The main strip of Mercedes from P Valley And they
Speaker 10: had her on the red carpet and the guy asked her,
Speaker 10: He said, so, what would you like?
Speaker 8: What is like a fashion?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 8: No, ex to the wrong damn thing? No, when is
Speaker 8: P Valley coming back? And she was just sitting up
Speaker 8: there for me. I hate I hate a kitten heel
Speaker 8: your kid getting.
Speaker 5: Here, don't She said, she don't like it.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 10: It gives very much. Hillary claiming if you ask me,
Speaker 10: But we want to know where the show is, all right?
Speaker 10: Social media uses? Oh my gosh, what social media users
Speaker 10: speculate Envy is on house arrest? Ma ligro Uh said
Speaker 10: on Twitter, the people want to know why Envy is
Speaker 10: shooting from the comforts of his home. Is a given
Speaker 10: house arrest? They talking about Friday, Yes, when it looked
Speaker 10: like you was in a motel with them curtains.
Speaker 5: I wasn't in the motel. It was in a hotel.
Speaker 5: It was my daughter's dance.
Speaker 2: Competition.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, it is.
Speaker 6: Funny though, whenever you broadcast from home, they think you're
Speaker 6: on house.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: They don't even be home all the time.
Speaker 3: But y y'all be disrespecting me, like you think that
Speaker 3: hotel is my crib with the curtains and all that
Speaker 3: and the little window.
Speaker 5: No, you could have let your mother duckree.
Speaker 10: Well, okay, Tracy Ellis ro shut down the possibility of
Speaker 10: a girlfriend's reboots.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: No, yeah, she said that ship has sailed, and I understand,
Speaker 8: No it hasn't.
Speaker 7: You're the only one that want that, right right, No,
Speaker 7: Because here's the thing that y'all don't know about girlfriends.
Speaker 7: Y'all used to watch girlfriends. Girlfriends didn't have no closure,
Speaker 7: Like it did not end. So there's so many different
Speaker 7: loose ends that they need to tie up. So that's
Speaker 7: the reason we want closure. We don't want to reboot
Speaker 7: the show. We want the actual great ending for the show.
Speaker 7: He thinks, more us here the Wayne Wade and him
Speaker 7: just talking about girlfriends, keep gently pressing against the air,
Speaker 7: like don't money bothered?
Speaker 10: All right, all right, but by the way, all the
Speaker 10: women still look good, but they feel like yo, like
Speaker 10: you just said about power.
Speaker 5: Everything needs an ending, and that's my point.
Speaker 11: Girlfriends didn't get one.
Speaker 2: Girlfriends did not have an ending.
Speaker 7: All my people out there that watch Girlfriends know it
Speaker 7: did not Happenn Dying David.
Speaker 10: Ellen Grid said the same thing. But I said, do
Speaker 10: you see it in Living Color reboot? He said, he
Speaker 10: said no, and it couldn't come back today anyway. I'm
Speaker 10: pretty sure they got a final episode, though, I don't think.
Speaker 10: Ain't Living Color gota final episode? It didn't just abruptly
Speaker 10: in Okay, all right, Well Drake gives pregnant fans twenty
Speaker 10: five thousand dollars and invite and invite into the VIP section.
Speaker 8: He loved pregnant women. That's why what she come up
Speaker 8: with for his baby. But he won't because Charlamagne and
Speaker 8: Guard did that.
Speaker 6: So that's all good.
Speaker 10: That's my that's my friend. That's just that is not
Speaker 10: your best friends assound you by that friend word. No stop, okay,
Speaker 10: stop don't.
Speaker 2: You can't up.
Speaker 10: You can't be using that word loastly now you're shoot
Speaker 10: so many people hate me. You want to fight because
Speaker 10: I said they ain't my friend. Well you just prove
Speaker 10: my point.
Speaker 2: You ain't my friend.
Speaker 10: All right, Bruno Mars reportedly owes MGM casino fifty dollars
Speaker 10: due to unpaid a million.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, fifty I was gonna say that. Don't
Speaker 5: take that little fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: You know what's so funny?
Speaker 5: Fifty million dollars fifty million.
Speaker 7: Yes, I went through your show. You had a sold
Speaker 7: out show in DC at the MGM, right that DC
Speaker 7: my trip. Yes, it was at the MGM Oxen Hill,
Speaker 7: and I remember being there on a Saturday and for
Speaker 7: whatever reason, people they was like, man.
Speaker 2: You just missed with Bruno.
Speaker 7: Mother.
Speaker 11: I'm like, wo, would I just miss Bruno Mars?
Speaker 2: Bruno like that?
Speaker 11: Yeah, like what you mean? I just missed him? They
Speaker 11: was like, oh he was here all week gambling.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, yeah, the show last week, a week
Speaker 7: the whole week, was here all week gambling.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you just missed him.
Speaker 5: That's your friend.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 10: He was raking up that deck. Fifty million dollars I
Speaker 10: think fifty million, fifty million. And they say, I've seen
Speaker 10: the headline say that they basically own him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I just thought it was weak. I'm like,
Speaker 7: he was here all week. He had a show here
Speaker 7: last week. And he stayed the whole week gambling. Yeah,
Speaker 7: nomber the fact that they were telling his business.
Speaker 8: But yeah, they but they have like he has like
Speaker 8: a contract with MGM though residency.
Speaker 6: He makes like ninety million, ye fifty, that is crazy.
Speaker 10: Actually, Doctor Drake calls Eminem the best rapper of all time.
Speaker 8: That's because that white man and him a lot of money.
Speaker 8: And that is that is amazing that he thinks.
Speaker 6: That that's his opinion. I mean there's other people that
Speaker 6: think that. I disagree.
Speaker 7: I mean, if I was being objective and I was
Speaker 7: just making a top probably five to ten rappers of
Speaker 7: all time, Eminem would be in there.
Speaker 10: Be honest, Okay, yeah, he would definitely be on you.
Speaker 10: I don't know, okay, all right, Well that is just
Speaker 10: with the mess Thank you es, thank you all. All
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Speaker 8: Jess we repping Wendy Williams.
Speaker 10: Okay, so today I'm nominated Wendy Williams, the radio and
Speaker 10: TV personality that has everybody missing her and she came
Speaker 10: up with a phrase, how you doing?
Speaker 8: How you doing right? Prior to our TV show?
Speaker 10: She rose to fame and built a devoted fan base
Speaker 10: throughout a successful twenty three year career in radio with
Speaker 10: her nationally syndicated radio show, The Wendy Williams Experience. In
Speaker 10: two thousand and eight, she launched her TV talk show,
Speaker 10: The Wendy Williams Show, Which is missed and I wish
Speaker 10: it would be back. Well, I know we can't have
Speaker 10: it back, but I wish it never went off air,
Speaker 10: which has earned several Daytime Emmy nominations for Best Talk
Speaker 10: Show Hosts and Entertainment Talk Show. Wendy was also inducted
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Speaker 8: Y'all clap it up, clap it up, Shalla.
Speaker 2: Mate Louther Wendy. You know, I got a number love
Speaker 2: with Wendy.
Speaker 11: You know, I probably wouldn't be in the position I
Speaker 11: am right now.
Speaker 7: If it wasn't for you know, Wendy Wanes and her husband,
Speaker 7: regardless of you know how I may feel about her husband.
Speaker 10: But yeah, yeah, well I'm not nominating. I mean, you know,
Speaker 10: it's women's history. I'm not talking about her husband at all.
Speaker 7: I say, you got a salute, Wendy, because when you
Speaker 7: could easily say no, I don't want him as my host.
Speaker 5: Well, when you try to sell your mixtape to it,
Speaker 5: she said, get out.
Speaker 7: Didn't believe. She told me to get the f out
Speaker 7: of this studio and take that mixtape to her husband.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it wasn't for Wendy. You're right, you would not
Speaker 10: be where you are. You're right, Okay, you're right.
Speaker 2: I love all right, girls, Well, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6: My husband.
Speaker 11: I would just just does that to me a lot.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 7: She will make me say things, she'll put words in
Speaker 7: my mouth. She doesn't on purpose, and I don't know
Speaker 7: why I fall for it, but I do it every
Speaker 7: time She's like, no, no, you are upset.
Speaker 2: You're upset Charlemagne, Yes I am. I wasn't but I am.
Speaker 8: Now you need to heal.
Speaker 6: All right?
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Speaker 7: Everything happens for a reason, but sometimes the reason is
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