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Speaker 2: When the hell do I say a piece of the planet?
Speaker 6: Guess what day it is?
Speaker 2: If every other day it is?
Speaker 8: You know, yah know, you say a piece of the
Speaker 8: planet Monday, Tuesday, Thursday.
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Speaker 3: in my Crown Royal bag, my comments like, do you
Speaker 3: really be changing a clown?
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Speaker 3: Got ninety four cents right here about to put my
Speaker 3: Crown royal back.
Speaker 2: I know you already know.
Speaker 6: Well today. We got a special guest joining us this morning.
Speaker 2: Oh man, he's more than a special guest. Ray J
Speaker 2: will be here.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't think Breakfast Club got too many cousins now,
Speaker 3: but if we did, ray J would be one of them. Okay,
Speaker 3: ray J is the first. And we tell you all
Speaker 3: this all the time that Breakfast Club trivia. The first
Speaker 3: guest that was ever on Breakfast Club was ray J.
Speaker 3: The first in studio guests, right, not that, not the
Speaker 3: phone call with you, the viral drunk and high talking
Speaker 3: crazy about fab. The first time that somebody ever walked
Speaker 3: in the studio, it was Raja.
Speaker 2: The first viral moment was also J. Was also ray J.
Speaker 6: So you know, ray J, is that cousin sometimes you claim,
Speaker 6: sometimes you don't.
Speaker 2: I claim them all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sometimes you claim that cousin. But yeah, so ray
Speaker 6: J will be joining us.
Speaker 2: But the interesting thing about ray J is ray J
Speaker 2: now has his own.
Speaker 3: Network called the Tronics Network, and it's one hundred percent
Speaker 3: self funded by ray J because he sold his shares
Speaker 3: in Raycon. Yeah, and got a really really really big
Speaker 3: bag for that. And if you know anything about Raycon, Raycon,
Speaker 3: the evaluation for Raycon was like three hundred four hundred million
Speaker 3: dollars raycon all in the airports everywhere, and he sold
Speaker 3: his his shares in that, took that money and opened
Speaker 3: this network called Tronics, which he says is gonna be
Speaker 3: the most ratchet streaming service of all time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he said righteous.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's right, is righteous, And he said he's the
Speaker 8: ratchet Shakespeare.
Speaker 2: Which I don't like, by the way. That's right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So we're gonna be kicking him with ray J
Speaker 9: in a little bit. And I need some ray J
Speaker 9: headphones because you don't have headphones. The more he sold them, Yeah,
Speaker 9: but the old ones because the piece of my headphone
Speaker 9: broke into it.
Speaker 2: So I can't hear nothing right now. I can't. That's
Speaker 2: like when the condom you're stuck in somebody.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 8: And the headphones that I got, they came from the
Speaker 8: airport store there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yours is all jacked up. That's why it was unplugged.
Speaker 9: I wanted to see if it works. I plugged it
Speaker 9: into yours on the one side was working, like just.
Speaker 2: Needs men folds. He needed to jack too. We're you
Speaker 2: gonna have to call it engineer to fix that. Yeah. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: they called Enginet thirty minutes ago. We haven't seen him
Speaker 2: as yet.
Speaker 9: We'll get the show crack. We got telling figure joining
Speaker 9: us when we come back to Don't Move. It's to
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club. I don't even know what song we're gonna play,
Speaker 9: but we're playing. I don't know what Tim five in
Speaker 9: the month, breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody you see j Envy, Jessela, Ri Charlamage, the guy,
Speaker 9: we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Just you look it out while we're talking.
Speaker 3: To such a great record that Tims is man, of course,
Speaker 3: great record. It sounds so fresh, it's like when you
Speaker 3: put like fresh peppermin in your mouth.
Speaker 2: Very great. I didn't I didn't hear it my headphone
Speaker 2: time working.
Speaker 8: But well, here be walking around singing the songs like
Speaker 8: why are you trying to sound more African to her?
Speaker 6: Let's get moves.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Test, morning DJ, and I'm feeling good and morning.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 6: Well let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 8: Okay quickly, So I want to give you some updates
Speaker 8: yesterday on what happened with some presidential primaries. A lot
Speaker 8: of people not even paying attention because obviously we know
Speaker 8: that Trump and Biden, they were successful in those primaries
Speaker 8: in Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, and Ohio. But I want
Speaker 8: to give you a couple of things, a couple of
Speaker 8: warning signs that they're talking about on what we should
Speaker 8: be paying attention to in these races.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 8: Florida, over two hundred thousand people still cast ballots for
Speaker 8: Nicki Haley and Ron de Santis, even though both of
Speaker 8: them are not in the race at this point. People
Speaker 8: were very clear that they're not in the election anymore,
Speaker 8: people are still voting for him. In Ohio they saw
Speaker 8: similar results. Over two hundred thousand people voted for Haley
Speaker 8: or DeSantis. And then on the Biden side, ten percent
Speaker 8: of voters in Kansas voted for none of the names above,
Speaker 8: so they did uncommitted ten percent. People showed them and
Speaker 8: said I don't want either one of y'all. Get somebody
Speaker 8: else to do it. And in Ohio, thirteen percent of
Speaker 8: Democrat voters voted for Dean Phillips even though he ended
Speaker 8: his campaign earlier this month. In Arizona, Marion Williamson and
Speaker 8: Dean Phillips combine, both of those folks got six percent
Speaker 8: of the vote. Now, you may say test that's just
Speaker 8: six percent. It's no big deal, but it is a
Speaker 8: big deal because it really just takes some margarine of
Speaker 8: one thing that can flip a state. It doesn't have
Speaker 8: to be you know, a whole lot of folks, especially
Speaker 8: when we talk about the electoral College, want to remind
Speaker 8: you that the states that really really matter, And I
Speaker 8: know folks don't like to hear that, but when we
Speaker 8: look at battleground states the general election, the states is
Speaker 8: going to make a difference. I want to remind you
Speaker 8: those states are Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 8: and Wisconsin. So when you're looking at Michigan, remember we
Speaker 8: talked about those one hundred thousand people that showed up
Speaker 8: to say we're not going for either one of y'all.
Speaker 8: That could make a difference in those battleground states. So
Speaker 8: just keep paying attention to the trends of what's happening.
Speaker 8: Even though you know we already know who the nominees are,
Speaker 8: we are looking at trends and how that's going to
Speaker 8: make a difference in the election.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wanted Tess in a general election, like you know,
Speaker 3: what other options are on the ballot, like, you know,
Speaker 3: we know it's Trump, we know is Biden. You know,
Speaker 3: you know in some places meet third party of stuff
Speaker 3: like uncommitted. Can you write in on ballots for presidential election?
Speaker 8: You can write in absolutely, absolutely, And it depends on
Speaker 8: you know, some states have right in, some states down,
Speaker 8: so I don't want to give an absolute, but yes, generally speaking,
Speaker 8: you can write in, and you know, some folks may
Speaker 8: not vote at all.
Speaker 10: At the top of the ticket. I want to remind
Speaker 10: people you have.
Speaker 8: Over four hundred congressmen that will also be on the race.
Speaker 8: You have some governor seats that will be on the
Speaker 8: race on the ballot as well, So there's a lot
Speaker 8: going on. As we get closer to the election, I
Speaker 8: want to keep bring those up, Charlotte and remind people
Speaker 8: that it's more than just Biden and Trump on the
Speaker 8: ballot that's at stake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I believe in I believe in a general election,
Speaker 3: there are so many people disgusted by Biden and Trump
Speaker 3: that folks are gonna, you know, vote third party. They
Speaker 3: might do right in, some folks gonna stay home. So
Speaker 3: once again it's up to Biden and Trump to focus
Speaker 3: on the people who who aren't motivated at all, who
Speaker 3: aren't inspired by either one of them. You know, like
Speaker 3: those people that either want to stay home on the
Speaker 3: couch or if they do get up off the couch,
Speaker 3: they don't plan to vote for either one of them.
Speaker 3: It's stuff to Biden and Trump to energize those people.
Speaker 8: And you got to look at you gotta look at
Speaker 8: if somebody's energized enough to go down to the to
Speaker 8: the ballot to say, get somebody else to do it,
Speaker 8: to literally vote uncommitted. That's the scary part for real,
Speaker 8: Like the couch staying at home. There's always more.
Speaker 10: People who vote that don't.
Speaker 8: But think about that person that got up god dressed,
Speaker 8: rolls through traffic just to go down to say.
Speaker 10: I'm not dealing with either one of y'all.
Speaker 8: That's the one that's after talking to their neighbors, their friends.
Speaker 8: So you can't sleep on those on those small margins.
Speaker 8: It It really does make a difference.
Speaker 2: And that's a failed campaign.
Speaker 3: Like if a person gets up to go vote for
Speaker 3: somebody else, that means that Biden and Trump's campaigns failed
Speaker 3: to reach that person.
Speaker 2: That's right, What else you got?
Speaker 4: You got something you said, quick yeah, quickly quick story.
Speaker 8: Two former Mississippi but deputies were sentenced yesterday for breaking
Speaker 8: and remember the story. They broke into a home without
Speaker 8: a warrant and torture two black men inside.
Speaker 10: Take a listen.
Speaker 11: Egregious, undespicable. Those words from a federal judge in Mississippi
Speaker 11: describing the actions of former cups Hunter to Elwood sentenced
Speaker 11: to twenty years and Jeffrey Middleton sentenced to more than
Speaker 11: seventeen years. They, along with four others, some of whom
Speaker 11: referred to themselves as the goon Squad, pleaded guilty to
Speaker 11: breaking into this home early last year without a warrant,
Speaker 11: than terrorizing and torturing two black men, all apparently because
Speaker 11: they stayed at this house with a white woman.
Speaker 8: The six white police officers involved in this assault sought
Speaker 8: to dehumanize their victims. So long, yeah, yeah, longster a short.
Speaker 8: One of the former officers got twenty years. Elwood, Jeffrey
Speaker 8: Middleton was given seventeen point five behind bars. More officers
Speaker 8: will be coming up this week will be sentenced. There's
Speaker 8: a lot of background in that family. So go look
Speaker 8: at this story. I want you to see what happened
Speaker 8: when they broke into these guys' house. Want you to
Speaker 8: see how these officers also had pass issues in the past.
Speaker 8: Look at the chargers, Look at the time that these
Speaker 8: guys are beginning made the homies have their way with
Speaker 8: them when they get locked up.
Speaker 10: That's my first opinion.
Speaker 2: They should have buried them under the jail.
Speaker 3: And I hope they end up in prison with a
Speaker 3: bunch of folks who grew up listening to Wu Tang
Speaker 3: Clan thirty six Chambers autum, because they need they need
Speaker 3: straight Wu Tang talk your tactics to happen to them.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, this is a bad case.
Speaker 2: Time to a bed post.
Speaker 4: Don't You can't get risen when you quote those lyrics.
Speaker 9: I think he needs to take the sensitive sensitivity.
Speaker 3: Okay, nothing that is that is Wu Tang m me
Speaker 3: t h O D man you hear me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it was real tough when they did it.
Speaker 4: You stay in here time today open like.
Speaker 2: Threaten me with a good time, and I'll tell you
Speaker 2: one thing.
Speaker 3: They might be the goon squad, but I hope they
Speaker 3: end up in prison with the booty goods you.
Speaker 9: Know will be joining us next hour. Speaking of boody goods,
Speaker 9: we'll tell you all about that than no.
Speaker 8: Probably let me just say this, they really did bring
Speaker 8: a sex toy into or these guys.
Speaker 4: So yes, may they right?
Speaker 10: May somebody spread their ass cheeks?
Speaker 2: Why? And I for an eydeal though for a dial doo?
Speaker 9: That's right, Jesus Chrish, All right, thank you, jes No
Speaker 9: problem when we come back, of course. Uh, get it
Speaker 9: off your chest eight hundred five eight five one oh
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Speaker 6: If you need to vent, hit us up right now.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: It's a new thing.
Speaker 1: Is it your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 1: Way up?
Speaker 4: Whether you're mad or black something, get up and get something.
Speaker 1: Call up now eight hundred five eight five one o
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Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this yo?
Speaker 13: What's up?
Speaker 1: That's Joe?
Speaker 2: Joe? What up? Get it off your chest? Brother?
Speaker 9: Hey man, I agree with everything I was just talking about,
Speaker 9: but that that Boody stuff caught me off guard man talking.
Speaker 3: About because them them police officers tortured that man Boody.
Speaker 3: You need to go read the story. They call them
Speaker 3: the Mississippi goon Squad. They tortured that man with a dildo,
Speaker 3: and honey and all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 10: Oh are you bringing this up?
Speaker 5: Man's that's the.
Speaker 2: Front light, Snow. It's called front page news, and it's called.
Speaker 5: Eyes for about twelve one.
Speaker 2: I don't do twelve one o'clock. I do the morning show.
Speaker 2: I do breakfast club.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry that type of stuff got a time.
Speaker 5: Exactly get my man before I listen to you.
Speaker 3: And that man and the cop got twenty years for
Speaker 3: the torture in that black man. And they torture that
Speaker 3: black man because he was dating a white woman.
Speaker 2: Good. He deserves it. He deserves it. You know, the
Speaker 2: cops deserve it.
Speaker 5: You mean, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta clean. You gotta clean that of you
Speaker 3: sound like doctor, be like, now you deserve it.
Speaker 2: Woman. Man, Sorry about the buck convo. It's not a convo.
Speaker 1: You turned into a god.
Speaker 8: I did not.
Speaker 2: It's a revenge convo. And it's not even about revenge.
Speaker 6: About loved it all day long.
Speaker 2: I mean, we all got one. You should love it.
Speaker 2: Hope you clean it.
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Speaker 9: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight
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Speaker 12: Hello.
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 14: I asked it to Shirley from Connecticut.
Speaker 6: May Shirley from Connecticut. Get it off your chest?
Speaker 14: Yes, I want to get off my chest about those
Speaker 14: officers that torture those men.
Speaker 2: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 14: I think it's horrific that they could get away that they,
Speaker 14: you know, did that to those men. I think they
Speaker 14: should be punished to the fest and I hope they
Speaker 14: gets them back for what they did.
Speaker 3: That's right, in prison. I hope they get I hope
Speaker 3: they get what they gave out in prison.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 1: Who's this yo?
Speaker 2: Yo?
Speaker 5: This is comedian David Gas from the seventy five seven.
Speaker 1: Of my brother without va.
Speaker 2: What's going on? Get up your chest, brother, Bruh. So,
Speaker 2: y'all just told that story about.
Speaker 5: The police terrorizing that that black white couple. So I
Speaker 5: just want to say, man, so I'm not your confessional
Speaker 5: black man marri to a white woman, but my wife's
Speaker 5: caucasion and uh, it just it just hurts me because
Speaker 5: I'm just thinking, Man, I was just trying to give
Speaker 5: my credit better.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 5: So I'm just trying to see why the hell would
Speaker 5: they be attacking these people in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Man, it made me. It put a tip through my eye.
Speaker 1: Brother, it hurts me.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 3: They burst into this brother's home without a warrant. They
Speaker 3: beat him, They assaulted them with a sex toy. They
Speaker 3: shocked him repeatedly with thun guns and then wanted the
Speaker 3: deputy shoved the gun in his mouth and I and
Speaker 3: fired the weapon.
Speaker 2: That's correact.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want you to ask doctor Umar.
Speaker 2: Did he like that? You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 6: Like what, I don't think you like any any black
Speaker 6: man getting abused in hurt like that.
Speaker 2: Brother, I don't think so either. I hope that now.
Speaker 2: I do think doctor.
Speaker 3: Umar would create a task for us to keep black
Speaker 3: men from dating white women.
Speaker 2: But I don't think he would abuse them in the process,
Speaker 2: not at all.
Speaker 9: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 9: one oh five one.
Speaker 6: Just with the worldwide mess.
Speaker 4: Yes you already know.
Speaker 8: Listen, there's been a security breach in the hospital after
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Speaker 9: Come back, okay, just with the you K news, just
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Speaker 13: I mess is real, Robber mord just don't do is
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Speaker 1: Club.
Speaker 2: You're just gonna act like you wasn't just throwing up them.
Speaker 8: I wasn't throwing up I was actually getting my my
Speaker 8: stories together. Now I know that I uh teased the
Speaker 8: UK news, UK News, it's more. Don't try to make
Speaker 8: it more UI, all right, it's just UK whatever. So
Speaker 8: what's more interesting is what's going on in the US.
Speaker 4: Okay, so over the past to come on?
Speaker 2: So now are you rushing somebody morning sickness? Absolutely?
Speaker 8: I don't know who's been keeping up with the Nickelodeon
Speaker 8: documentary recap, but it's a lot.
Speaker 4: It's a lot going on.
Speaker 8: You know, the docu series investigating the inappropriate and Unsafe
Speaker 8: environments on Nickelodeon shows is out. There's a lot going on,
Speaker 8: so let's get right into it. Before the doc came out,
Speaker 8: I reported that the Nickelodeon star Drake Bell came forward
Speaker 8: as a child who was sexually assaulted by Brian Peck,
Speaker 8: who was one of the writers at the network.
Speaker 4: Now we're hearing what happened.
Speaker 16: I was sleeping on the couch where I would usually sleep,
Speaker 16: and I woke up to him and he was sexually
Speaker 16: assaulting me. I froze and was in complete shock and
Speaker 16: had no idea what to do or how to react.
Speaker 2: I have no idea how to get out of the situation.
Speaker 16: You know, when dom I call my mom and be like, hey,
Speaker 16: this just happened, can you come pick me up.
Speaker 2: I'll just sit here and wait.
Speaker 4: I had no car, I didn't drive.
Speaker 12: I was fifteen at this time.
Speaker 16: I really don't know how to elaborate on that on camera. Really,
Speaker 16: why don't you think of the worst stuff that someone
Speaker 16: can do to somebody as a sexual assault?
Speaker 12: And that I'll answer your.
Speaker 8: Question, and it's very said. His dad also spoke on
Speaker 8: things that he saw on set. Sometimes his dad would
Speaker 8: be on set and his mom would oversee things, but
Speaker 8: she was a little bit more lenient.
Speaker 17: But this is you hear scuttle bit about the business
Speaker 17: and what you got to watch your kids and this
Speaker 17: and that. So I was very attentive, very rarely set
Speaker 17: in the green room. I'd always be off set, somewhere
Speaker 17: where I could always keep my eyes on Drake. And
Speaker 17: unfortunately I started seeing Brian start to just hang around.
Speaker 12: Drake too much. It didn't set well with me.
Speaker 17: Drake would be in the dressing room or something and
Speaker 17: then would pop, Brian, you know, do things that wait
Speaker 17: in a second, what are you doing?
Speaker 12: Drake can put that on hisself.
Speaker 17: Then he'd maybe walk over to Drake and be feeding
Speaker 17: him some lines or whatever and put his arm around
Speaker 17: his waist, put his hand up on his shoulder and
Speaker 17: kind of run it down his arm.
Speaker 12: And this would happen routinely.
Speaker 8: So, you know, instead of just removing his son off
Speaker 8: the set, you know, I guess he would say things
Speaker 8: to Brian Peck. Now, Drake's dad added somehow Brian Peck
Speaker 8: got him removed from the set, not his dad, yep.
Speaker 8: And his dad was replaced by his mom, and his
Speaker 8: dad told his mom, yo, don't leave Drake around Brian.
Speaker 3: They knew something, and then the way in hell, im
Speaker 3: watch this happen to my son, and they're not gonna
Speaker 3: tell me they're gonna remove.
Speaker 4: They removed me, they could that replace me with his mom.
Speaker 8: I don't know if they were married or together whatever,
Speaker 8: but he warned him, but the mom was real lenient
Speaker 8: what was going on.
Speaker 4: But you know, I guess the money was so great.
Speaker 8: Drake spoke on being the anonymous child and the court
Speaker 8: case that I spoke on a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 8: that Brian peck I was on trial for.
Speaker 16: On the day of sentencing for Brian, I get to
Speaker 16: the courthouse was the most unbelievable thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: His entire side.
Speaker 16: Of the courtroom was full. There were definitely some recognizable
Speaker 16: faces on that side of the room. Brian had been
Speaker 16: convicted but getting all of this support from a lot
Speaker 16: of people in the industry, and I was pretty shocked.
Speaker 16: I wasn't going to address Brian. I addressed my statement
Speaker 16: to everyone in the room, and I just said, how
Speaker 16: dare you? You will forever have the memory of sitting
Speaker 16: in this courtroom and defending this person, and I will
Speaker 16: forever have the memory of the person you're defending, violating me.
Speaker 2: Jesus. Yeah.
Speaker 8: So after the documentary, it came out one of the
Speaker 8: older kids from Nickelodeon called Dan Snyder, who it's like
Speaker 8: basically all about you know, who was running all of this.
Speaker 8: I'm going to talk about things in a doctor. He
Speaker 8: agreed to have the conversation, and here's what he said.
Speaker 18: Watching over the past two nights was very difficult me
Speaker 18: facing my past behaviors, some of which are embarrassing and
Speaker 18: that I regret and I definitely owe some people a
Speaker 18: pretty strong apology.
Speaker 6: What was his behavior just watching or just knowing or
Speaker 6: not doing something.
Speaker 8: We're gonna get to that over, you know, because this
Speaker 8: is I have to report on this like a couple
Speaker 8: of days. It's a four part series, and I find
Speaker 8: out something new every time, like every time, and it's
Speaker 8: really sad. Actors from the Nickelodeon show Ned's d Class five,
Speaker 8: that's a newer show are there receiving backlash from making
Speaker 8: fun of the things that were happening on the Nickelodeon set.
Speaker 19: We told you never to speak about that.
Speaker 4: Get back in your hole, Daniel and give me your holes.
Speaker 7: Sorry, we shouldn't joke about this.
Speaker 1: We really should have listen.
Speaker 2: Our set was not like that.
Speaker 7: And no, it's awful. The Drake Bell is like, that's.
Speaker 10: Crazy to hear.
Speaker 16: I that is man and that never came out, which
Speaker 16: is really wild.
Speaker 10: Oh so y'all were in on it. God, while I'm
Speaker 10: not talking.
Speaker 11: About this anymore, No, not talking about this, guys.
Speaker 10: We can't joke like this, Jesus, guys. Worse, some consumer
Speaker 10: helps us.
Speaker 2: Move through things. Was that privately taped them out?
Speaker 8: No, that was their podcast and now they're receiving a
Speaker 8: lot of backwards. So everybody don't need a podcast, and
Speaker 8: they don't even need a damn job anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you know what we learned over the
Speaker 3: year is you might be making jokes about the abuser,
Speaker 3: but you don't realize when you're making jokes about the abusing,
Speaker 3: you're also making jokes about the abuse. Ye didn't learn
Speaker 3: We learned that with all Kelly and everybody else. You
Speaker 3: think you're making jokes about Kelly, but there's people that
Speaker 3: he actually pete on.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but it but like even further than that. You
Speaker 8: know Drake Bell, you know a lot of these people.
Speaker 8: You know a lot of these kids, and y'all are
Speaker 8: newer at this. Thank God that you didn't have to
Speaker 8: go through this. But you're sitting up on your podcast,
Speaker 8: you having fun, and they receiveing backlash for it, and
Speaker 8: now it's only gonna be bigger because I'm reporting, because
Speaker 8: y'all know I amplified this. I will be covering this
Speaker 8: story just like I'm covering the UK News. But I'm
Speaker 8: pushing the UK News to the second hour, y'all because
Speaker 8: this was very, very sad and it needs more eyes
Speaker 8: on this documentary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's very hard to, you know, hear that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff because you know, when you have kids,
Speaker 3: because the way my anxiety is set up, you automatically
Speaker 3: start thinking what if that happened to your children? And
Speaker 3: as a person who's been a victim of child sexual abuse,
Speaker 3: it is triggering, you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: But you know, the crazy thing about it is usually
Speaker 9: when you expect to hear something like this, you expect
Speaker 9: to hear it in a younger kid.
Speaker 2: This was a teenager. He's in high school.
Speaker 4: It was fifteen.
Speaker 6: I think about it.
Speaker 9: There's times where you know you might drop your I mean,
Speaker 9: you have a lot of younger kids, like I might
Speaker 9: drop my son off at basketball practice and pick him
Speaker 9: up an hour later. I don't stay at the whole
Speaker 9: practice every time, because he's a freshman in high school.
Speaker 9: He's a sophomore in high school. My parents dropped me
Speaker 9: off at practice. You didn't know what was going to
Speaker 9: go on because he wasn't like he was a seven
Speaker 9: year old, he was a teenage Jesus have to have
Speaker 9: the confidence to tell you, yes, what's going on?
Speaker 8: And then your parents are there and your dad gets removed,
Speaker 8: removed from the set. Your mom know what's going on,
Speaker 8: but she she's more lenient, So what's happening? And he
Speaker 8: would just do this, Brian Pack was so comfortable, like
Speaker 8: feeding them lines and you're running you why would you
Speaker 8: put your arm around his waist?
Speaker 3: And I wonder how much you ignored how much they
Speaker 3: ignored yeah as parents, because yes, right exactly.
Speaker 4: And I wondered the relationship between he and his parents.
Speaker 9: Today or do they think it was normal, Like he's
Speaker 9: just putting his arm around him, trying to come for
Speaker 9: them to help him with his life, Like it just seems.
Speaker 8: It's not even around your shoulder, it's around your waist
Speaker 8: and you're tickling my arm and you're caressing me, like, no.
Speaker 3: Listen to your discernment and situations like that, especially if
Speaker 3: I got removed and then they put my wife there
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna tell my wife.
Speaker 2: Make sure you watch that. No way, I gotta make
Speaker 2: sure you watch that guy.
Speaker 4: Something no is sick. So yeah, right, well that was
Speaker 4: just with the mess, just with the worldwide mess.
Speaker 20: That's worldwide, worldwide jests, worldwide mess, world wid in hour
Speaker 20: was us, Yes, us actually going to the UK next.
Speaker 8: Next third hour of Thailand everywhere, and yeah, because I
Speaker 8: know people like to go there.
Speaker 9: Right, we'll get into that next next tesling chicker will
Speaker 9: be joining us, and then ray J is here.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast club in morning.
Speaker 1: You're checking out the breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: The DJ envyess hilarious, charlamage the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: And let's get in some front page news up to this.
Speaker 8: Good morning DJ, and be just Hilarry's charlottne God, good morning.
Speaker 2: He said.
Speaker 6: Let's jump right into it.
Speaker 9: Now that I've seen the US abortions has reached the
Speaker 9: highest level in over a decade.
Speaker 8: Yes it has, despite as we know, Row versus Wave
Speaker 8: was overturned, and despite that it's being banned in more
Speaker 8: than a dozen states. Yes, abortions have reached the highest
Speaker 8: rate and more than a decade.
Speaker 21: Take a listen a report out this morning claims abortions
Speaker 21: have reached their highest rate in more than a decade.
Speaker 21: The study done by the Goutmacher Institute shows there were
Speaker 21: more than a million abortions in the US in twenty
Speaker 21: twenty three. That is a ten percent jump from twenty twenty.
Speaker 21: It also shows that medication abortion is a more common
Speaker 21: option than ever. The Goutmacher Institute is a research and
Speaker 21: policy organization focused on reproductive health that supports abortion rights.
Speaker 21: This increase comes despite fans on abortions and more than
Speaker 21: a dozen states following the Supreme Court ruling in twenty
Speaker 21: twenty two.
Speaker 3: I wonder how much of that is because of finances,
Speaker 3: Like a lot of people simply can't afford to have kids,
Speaker 3: especially right now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a lot of that has to do with I mean,
Speaker 8: that's one of the things that people are talking about
Speaker 8: when they talk about reductive rights and why people have abortions,
Speaker 8: And yeah, Charlaine, that's one of the reasons a lot
Speaker 8: of people can't afford to have children.
Speaker 1: A lot of it.
Speaker 8: Maybe medical issues could be a number of, you know,
Speaker 8: reasons why, but that's absolutely in the data.
Speaker 9: Using the abortion pill and some of those medication abortions
Speaker 9: as kind of like commums.
Speaker 2: You know, I want if that's the case as well.
Speaker 10: So we're talking about tw different things.
Speaker 8: So Charlemagne is saying the reasons why people get an abortion,
Speaker 8: and you're saying, what envy like using the pill as
Speaker 8: just a way to a plan?
Speaker 4: Yeah, got you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Well that's always been a topic, you know where
Speaker 8: people say, hey, you know, I'll just be as risky
Speaker 8: as I possibly can and then at the end of
Speaker 8: the day, if it doesn't work out, I'll just get
Speaker 8: an abortion. That that's certainly I mean, we I'm sure
Speaker 8: all of us have known somebody or somebody didn't know
Speaker 8: somebody that have done that as well. And that's why
Speaker 8: this role versus Wig issue really scared a lot of folks,
Speaker 8: because now you just don't have that as something you
Speaker 8: can just you know, as a backup plan to just
Speaker 8: go get an abortion. You actually are gonna have to
Speaker 8: you know, I guess, you know, be more careful in
Speaker 8: your choices. But but what I find interesting about this
Speaker 8: is Roe versus Wade will be one of the things
Speaker 8: that Democrats will be pushing this year in the election,
Speaker 8: saying that you know, ro Versus Wade is on the
Speaker 8: ballot and President Biden has said that if he is
Speaker 8: re elected, he will make sure that gets, you know,
Speaker 8: back overturned, and you know they'll be fighting for that.
Speaker 8: Obviously on the conservative side, they want to see it
Speaker 8: banned everywhere. So this is just going to be interesting
Speaker 8: to see how despite even at being banned, people are still.
Speaker 10: You know, you're not stopping women from getting abortions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I'm pro choice. That's why I do
Speaker 3: like I do like the messaging that I start the
Speaker 3: Vice president, you know, put out last night. I believe
Speaker 3: she said. Donald Trump openly talks about how he is
Speaker 3: proud that he overturned Roe V.
Speaker 1: Wade.
Speaker 3: He is proud that he took the right to choose
Speaker 3: from millions of women and people around America.
Speaker 2: He is proud that young.
Speaker 3: Women today have fewer rights than their mothers and grandmothers.
Speaker 2: How dare he?
Speaker 3: So I do like the messaging of you know, making
Speaker 3: it an attack on women's rights, like you're taking away
Speaker 3: I mean, you're taking away somebody's right to choose, right,
Speaker 3: you know. So I do like that that angle she
Speaker 3: took yesterday, even I mean, I'm sure she truly believed that,
Speaker 3: but I do like that angle.
Speaker 8: And I want to say this when you're hearing the
Speaker 8: word reproductive rights, because every single time somebody comes and says,
Speaker 8: what do you mean reproductive rights?
Speaker 10: Reproductive rights is not.
Speaker 8: Just about getting an abortion and not getting an abortion.
Speaker 8: It's also about preventing getting pregnant. To DJ Mby's point,
Speaker 8: where you don't have to take a Plan B. There's
Speaker 8: also something called birth control. There's also something you know,
Speaker 8: whether you're taking pills, whether you have that pavarashot, all
Speaker 8: of those things where women are taking responsible measures to
Speaker 8: be able to say, you know what, I don't want
Speaker 8: to have a baby, so I'm going to go make
Speaker 8: sure that I get birth control.
Speaker 10: That is also a part of reproductive rights.
Speaker 8: Also, reproductive rights is the ability to be able, Like
Speaker 8: we talked about the story a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 8: the ability to be able to get in vitro.
Speaker 10: That is a part of.
Speaker 8: Reproductive rights to have a baby. That choice is a
Speaker 8: part of reproductive rights.
Speaker 10: So when you're.
Speaker 8: Hearing reproductive rights, and I get it, there's a lot
Speaker 8: of conservatives out there to say, I am pro life,
Speaker 8: but I need you to understand that that word reproductive
Speaker 8: rights is more than just.
Speaker 10: Having an abortion or not having an abortion.
Speaker 8: It's also the ability to have a child if you too,
Speaker 8: if you want a child.
Speaker 10: So we got to be careful in that language.
Speaker 2: So crazy man, understand why you want to Why are
Speaker 2: you taking away? You was right?
Speaker 9: That's that's insane to me too, Like you either you
Speaker 9: never got the wrong person pregnant?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Are you just dorowing like raw and in peace?
Speaker 9: But not only that you want You want the right
Speaker 9: to make the choice that you want to make that's
Speaker 9: best for you your family.
Speaker 3: And you never take away somebody somebody, right, Never take
Speaker 3: away somebody's ability to choose. Anytime you take away somebody's
Speaker 3: ability to choose, that's criminal.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, blink twice, Hey, we can't see it.
Speaker 2: You're right twice? All right.
Speaker 9: When we come back, ray J will be joining Kicking
Speaker 9: with ray J. Now, this interview goes a little left,
Speaker 9: it goes a little right. He goes all over the.
Speaker 2: Bill with us. It goes ray J. This is this
Speaker 2: is Willie ray Norwood Jr. That's right.
Speaker 6: He goes off Michael a little bitties.
Speaker 9: Yeah, just yeah, all right. It's ray J. It's the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Lego Morning, the Breakfast Club. More than everybody, it's
Speaker 9: DJ n V, jes celar Richelam and the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 6: at the building here.
Speaker 3: It's not a guest, man, this is our guys family. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is our guy. This is the first guest you
Speaker 3: see yourself whenever in the studio here at the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 3: and first guest, and it was our first big viral moment.
Speaker 2: Also, I'm talking about situations. Can you hit me?
Speaker 3: Very important to purpose with that. You hit me, ladies
Speaker 3: and gentlemen. Right, J is in the building.
Speaker 2: J Hey, love man.
Speaker 4: I'm so happy to see y'all. I'm just holding it
Speaker 4: in you.
Speaker 2: To what's happening. Will Race up?
Speaker 7: Man, we got to do network.
Speaker 4: I see, I.
Speaker 13: See, I mean what happened with with raycon nothing, It's
Speaker 13: just you know, we've reached like a certain height, right,
Speaker 13: and I think that they can definitely continue to move
Speaker 13: mountains with the company going into like you know, home
Speaker 13: products and stuff like that.
Speaker 20: I always just like to have fun, Like if it's
Speaker 20: not fun and it's a little too critical or a
Speaker 20: little too exhausting, which it wasn't, but just to be
Speaker 20: in an arena like starting our own network, you know,
Speaker 20: twenty years in that space, and our expertise and knowledge
Speaker 20: and the way we shoot stuff and our story arts,
Speaker 20: everything is probably to me better than everything that's out
Speaker 20: there now.
Speaker 2: So so you still have equity in Raycon. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: Rayon like that. That brand is that brand because of you.
Speaker 2: But you sold it.
Speaker 20: Yeah, well I sold I sold it back to Raycon.
Speaker 20: I sold it back to Raycon. You know, it wasn't
Speaker 20: for sale for another investment to come in. I know,
Speaker 20: That's what I was saying. And I needed the lotion
Speaker 20: and the brush. You don't need the brush, and I
Speaker 20: was in my bag.
Speaker 4: Now I'm just like you know what, I'm good, I'm humble.
Speaker 2: So what's the name of this network?
Speaker 20: The network is called the Tronics Network Theronics Network, the
Speaker 20: tronics network because it's we look at the tron as
Speaker 20: like a matrix you know what I'm saying, like a
Speaker 20: manifestation tool. That's the only reason why we're still here
Speaker 20: is just because of prayer and manifestation and making adjustments
Speaker 20: when you make mistakes and for growth.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm so Tronics.
Speaker 20: You know, I had the Raytronics company up before we
Speaker 20: sold Scootie Bike, and we just we felt like the
Speaker 20: tron was speaking to us from the elohem And so
Speaker 20: you know, Tronics Network is that digital ratchet reality network
Speaker 20: that's at.
Speaker 4: The cutting edge of the change.
Speaker 2: Competing with Zeus.
Speaker 4: Well, if I'm competing with Zeus, I'll be competing with myself.
Speaker 4: Hmm that you could have.
Speaker 20: I'm just saying, I mean, remember bow Wow, and I
Speaker 20: was we pulled up and I was talking about Zeus
Speaker 20: about and then how I was going big.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that's my people.
Speaker 2: You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: That's that was the beginning.
Speaker 20: That was the beginning of their kind of got People
Speaker 20: started to recognize Zeus when we did the conversation. We
Speaker 20: started with the conversation, we gave Zeus their first fight,
Speaker 20: which sounds a little but we gave Zeus their first fight,
Speaker 20: which was Roly and Mangina. Mangina's on our new network
Speaker 20: and then their other biggest fight. These are the things
Speaker 20: that kind of ignited them to kind of drive the
Speaker 20: narrative narrative that way, Hazel Ly and Masika. Right, so
Speaker 20: those two things, you saw this big flux go up
Speaker 20: and then and then it all it all, you know, Nope, nope,
Speaker 20: And you know we had shows on Yeah, we had
Speaker 20: the best shows, like even batties Like yeah, I mean
Speaker 20: a lot of a lot of people get amnesia because
Speaker 20: you said competing with yourself makes it seem like, yeah,
Speaker 20: we're not competing against myself as ownership. But we did
Speaker 20: this network not solely to compete against zeus, but to
Speaker 20: just give you a balance of what it looks like. Right,
Speaker 20: So you got all of this, but if we give
Speaker 20: you that same kind of intensity with a with a
Speaker 20: story art that leads you somewhere, whether it's emotional or crying,
Speaker 20: or or happy or whatever it is educational, something has
Speaker 20: to be there to create the story so people can
Speaker 20: follow something. If not, then for me, I don't do
Speaker 20: that kind of show. And I want to show people
Speaker 20: like what a ratchet show and a balanced show looks
Speaker 20: like at the same time.
Speaker 3: Yoh, well, it's actually R and B. If you think
Speaker 3: about it, R and B, Ratchet and Balanced.
Speaker 20: Wow, we're brainstorm it. So you know, yo, we have
Speaker 20: one show. I haven't called you guys to tell you
Speaker 20: about it, but you guys start the show off.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club Kicks. It's like, you guys are
Speaker 4: in this, like, how do.
Speaker 2: We start it if you ain't tell us about it?
Speaker 2: We don't know anything about this, right.
Speaker 1: So it's a really good show.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 20: So it's called The Fight Club, and I'm going to
Speaker 20: show you guys it's a really good show and then
Speaker 20: you'll see what it is. It's like, I mean, it's
Speaker 20: like fighting. Yeah, it's people fighting. But that show is
Speaker 20: catered for that. So there's a lot of other shows,
Speaker 20: like we have Insight the network, we have going on
Speaker 20: sofari we have uh, the Girls Club, the Cookoff, like
Speaker 20: we have shows like that. But then, just like the conversation,
Speaker 20: I felt like people were like teasing you and then
Speaker 20: they started to get to this deep conversation when we
Speaker 20: did it, it just let's go right into it club. Though
Speaker 20: the balance in Fight Club is the comedic like edit
Speaker 20: with the Fighter right.
Speaker 2: Balance, I would.
Speaker 20: I think there there isn't a balance in trying to
Speaker 20: create another story only to end at the fight. Right,
Speaker 20: it's straight about what it is, but it's it's comedic,
Speaker 20: it's refreshing. The jokes are going, so when you're watching it,
Speaker 20: you're not like disgusted. If you were just to watch
Speaker 20: it and play, which we do. Have all the bonus
Speaker 20: footages on all the shows. You get like five or
Speaker 20: six clips and you can just watch it un edited.
Speaker 6: I want you to subscript, but it's premium.
Speaker 4: This is the premium stuff.
Speaker 8: Any scripted drama, you know, comedy shows like any because
Speaker 8: you're doing a lot of things.
Speaker 20: Yeah, well, we we're creating as we go. I have
Speaker 20: like eight shows, so the eight shows that come out
Speaker 20: are dating. It's inside the network. It's it's a big
Speaker 20: transgender show, the Girls Club. We also have the gags
Speaker 20: the Girls Club, and then there's another.
Speaker 2: Do they want to be called that? Have you brand? That?
Speaker 2: Bid them?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? I mean I run it by everybody.
Speaker 20: And one thing that I don't do is my mission
Speaker 20: isn't to make the reality start look bad. Yeah, because
Speaker 20: I'm in the same position and what what I'm here
Speaker 20: to do is to ignite the numbers. So our points
Speaker 20: could be on the board like basketball players.
Speaker 6: So what's the girls Club? Break that down.
Speaker 20: It's thirteen transgenders, transgender women. They're super cool, they're super lit,
Speaker 20: and they're in there to tell their story and to survive,
Speaker 20: you know, this big moment and you know, make a
Speaker 20: name for themselves.
Speaker 4: And it's one of the low the shows we have.
Speaker 4: Sydney Starr is the star of As.
Speaker 20: She helped put that together with me, and it started
Speaker 20: off with her trying to do an audition show, a
Speaker 20: love show in Atlanta and dude attempted murder like seventeen
Speaker 20: shots like popped off and it's like, yeah, it was great,
Speaker 20: it's it's it's in there.
Speaker 4: It's a camera. Yeah. Shout out to the Rod from
Speaker 4: the Gagency. Shout out to the Gagency as well. What
Speaker 4: the hell eagency a gay agency?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so listen with this show, is there like like
Speaker 3: it's like a survival show or is it like a theme?
Speaker 2: Like what is it?
Speaker 20: It's it's similar to we did Bad Girls Club with
Speaker 20: with Oxygen, we did Bad Girls All Star Battle, but
Speaker 20: it was it's just similar to the Bad Girls Clubs,
Speaker 20: you know.
Speaker 4: So that proves to.
Speaker 20: You that Natalie and I worked together a long time ago,
Speaker 20: so I was able to hit her, tell her love
Speaker 20: and hip hop Hollywood wasn't really coming back.
Speaker 4: I think you should work with Zeus play for you.
Speaker 20: You'll have power control epe all of that and boom,
Speaker 20: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: About to steal all les, all leaves thunder. You're about
Speaker 3: to take all of those people. You would have said, hey,
Speaker 3: go over there to lead. You're taking for yourself now exactly.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Because my other co founded from ray con released.
Speaker 9: I was like, you know, all right, we got more
Speaker 9: with ray J when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, and we are to
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Was still kicking it with ray J, d J, n
Speaker 9: v J, Selarry Charlamagne, the god ray J is still
Speaker 9: here with us. So now recently on some on some
Speaker 9: other news, I was looking at TMC. They robbed your cars,
Speaker 9: they stole your calls missing.
Speaker 4: Like what out of nowhere?
Speaker 2: From where?
Speaker 4: Right on our moment, they it's in They're in Reno
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 2: The car.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we landed sometime in the middle of the
Speaker 4: night somewhere. But the cars were supposed to pull up
Speaker 4: pick us up.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 20: We we had the suits and we was gonna go corporate.
Speaker 20: And then it's just kind of like you know what
Speaker 20: I'm saying. Somebody transported them and then they stopped answering
Speaker 20: the phone, and we tracked the cars and they was
Speaker 20: in Reno.
Speaker 4: I like this casino and chop shop.
Speaker 2: They were yours.
Speaker 4: They mind, So I bought.
Speaker 20: One, and Truth, who is my business partner, He's the
Speaker 20: one that helped me close the deal with Raycon, He
Speaker 20: bought him one, and we were just like, you know
Speaker 20: what I'm saying, just feeling good to come to New York.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: You know it was it was in another like world
Speaker 20: because I feel like we did so much, like it
Speaker 20: was so hard to just break the code and understand
Speaker 20: you know, technology and hardware, you know, the three PO
Speaker 20: services you need or the where house this customer service.
Speaker 20: The CMO has to be right, the CFO has to
Speaker 20: be right right. So even with this new company, like
Speaker 20: I know so much from strategic marketing and what we've
Speaker 20: done there to conversion marketing to and all these other
Speaker 20: like shortcuts that we have, so it's only right to
Speaker 20: implement that into the reality shows. Because I never lost
Speaker 20: in reality and I would say that I'm the.
Speaker 2: I'm the reality showing.
Speaker 4: I do that.
Speaker 20: I was gonna basic, like, you know, Tiger Woods of it,
Speaker 20: But but I didn't.
Speaker 3: Know Tiger wasn't Tiger wasn't say no, just the reality
Speaker 3: show connoisseur just says.
Speaker 4: No, what are you? There's nobody, there's nobody bigger than me.
Speaker 8: Mmmm well, at first, at first, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 8: At first, it was Stevie J. For a long time
Speaker 8: he had in that era, in that era, it was
Speaker 8: Stevie J.
Speaker 20: No, no, no, no, no, no, it's there. This is
Speaker 20: after Ray, This is this era. This is after love
Speaker 20: and hip hop is after for the love of Ray
Speaker 20: J and Brandy and ray family. Where this conversation, That's
Speaker 20: what I'm saying. So in reality, that's where I dominate.
Speaker 20: So why wouldn't I never thought about it.
Speaker 8: But I feel like also in front of the camera,
Speaker 8: but you got a lot to do it behind the
Speaker 8: camera too, So I would call you the king of
Speaker 8: behind the camera because he produces. He you know, it's
Speaker 8: all types stuff. I'm trying to let you know. I'm
Speaker 8: giving you your perhaps in another way, would.
Speaker 6: You put your family back on reality show?
Speaker 9: Because people scrutinize your relationship and no matter what you
Speaker 9: do that all the eyes are always there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that, But that's the and I mentioned that
Speaker 4: that you sacrifice.
Speaker 20: Really I mentioned that even through the first episode of
Speaker 20: Inside the Network, I break down how reality starts get
Speaker 20: the end of the stick, and I mean it's it's
Speaker 20: hard to Yeah, I mean your church is even tripping,
Speaker 20: like it's like, yeah, you know what I mean, because
Speaker 20: the ratchet scene is about to do a takeover and
Speaker 20: it's going to be unstoppable for like a few years
Speaker 20: where it's gonna be on everybody's nerves.
Speaker 2: When did it go away? Though? He's been since it's.
Speaker 20: Been, you've never seen nothing. You never seen nothing like
Speaker 20: the Tronics Network. You've never seen nothing like the Tronics Network.
Speaker 20: At the end, you're gonna subscribe.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's what we need.
Speaker 4: Right, But what am I talking about?
Speaker 2: If we do we need that level of wretchet?
Speaker 4: Yeah, because watch the story arc with it, like, yeah,
Speaker 4: this is ra with a message.
Speaker 7: Yeah does a message?
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 20: Ratchet has a lot of messages because when you watch
Speaker 20: yourself in a ratchet environment and you do either ratchet
Speaker 20: things or you do the right thing. That's how you
Speaker 20: know how to make adjustments with yourself.
Speaker 8: But what I don't want to see, and I'm pretty
Speaker 8: sure nobody is. Everybody's tired of seeing people just fighting
Speaker 8: all over the place all the time. So that's what
Speaker 8: he's saying about like a storyline. It's actually going.
Speaker 20: To be story line Like inside the network is like
Speaker 20: my creative directors were fighting because they were tripping off someone.
Speaker 4: I just caught it on tape or the gaugency. The gaugency,
Speaker 4: I mean got cameras set up back when they.
Speaker 20: Was fighting, not just I was just grabbed the phone.
Speaker 20: But after that year, I started to have like I
Speaker 20: got four or five. She was just ready for anything
Speaker 20: that happens now. But I'm like the ratchet I told
Speaker 20: people I am the Rochet Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: Oh I like that, you know it is?
Speaker 3: And what I don't like that that sounds ridiculous forger
Speaker 3: ratchet Shakespeare.
Speaker 2: Ratchet Shakespeare. Well, like we'll break that down. What is
Speaker 2: the ratchet Shakespeare? Maybe I need to see it first.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm judging, you know what I mean?
Speaker 20: But do you guys have time today to watch the Sizzles?
Speaker 4: Like like two minutes.
Speaker 8: Of course.
Speaker 2: Are pushing Brandy and Monica go on to it again.
Speaker 4: That's all I want?
Speaker 2: Like, what what made you wake up one day and
Speaker 2: say I want this is what I need?
Speaker 20: Well, I've been saying it since the since they did
Speaker 20: the Yeah, like I got the jet for me, we
Speaker 20: got we flew out there. It was just vibe. They
Speaker 20: were going back and forth. It wasn't like a competition,
Speaker 20: but it was. And Brandy like her side, we was.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 20: It was like a mosh pit for in a ballot,
Speaker 20: Like it was a ballot plan. And you look to
Speaker 20: the site and we're giving her all that support. And
Speaker 20: I just think Brandy and Monica is an undeniable tour, right,
Speaker 20: It's like you both win last run, no matter what
Speaker 20: you feel or whatever, Like, how.
Speaker 4: Can you not take that opportunity?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Why if you know it's there, why do anything else?
Speaker 1: First?
Speaker 9: And the last song or the tol Boy's man god
Speaker 9: bless crazy.
Speaker 20: So I told him, like, I think that's a that's
Speaker 20: a one hundred million dollars both of them.
Speaker 4: I think they can bring.
Speaker 2: In a show though, huh that show.
Speaker 4: I mean, of course Monica what I was opening, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have to open it.
Speaker 4: See I would think so.
Speaker 2: I mean because the headline something different. Maybe you could
Speaker 2: do like a song and song.
Speaker 20: Verses come out first. Yeah, but that's not v Yeah,
Speaker 20: well yeah I was no, no, no, no, no, no, no Brandy,
Speaker 20: Brandy ain't.
Speaker 4: Brandy ain't having that either.
Speaker 20: She but the Brandy Monica Tour or the Monica Brandy Tour,
Speaker 20: whichever one. My title is Brandy Monica Tour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 8: She would have to open them, tell them headlining, tell
Speaker 8: them what they can't do, song for song for song
Speaker 8: because that'll be a replica of the verses again, but no.
Speaker 2: Break up there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, she will open.
Speaker 8: She gets the crowd pump like this is great, and
Speaker 8: then Brandy boom like who did you think won the verses?
Speaker 8: I think Brandy brand I'm Brandy all day, not just because.
Speaker 4: You yeah, you know, it's just no, no, no, no.
Speaker 8: Brandy is one of my that's fact, top three singers
Speaker 8: R and B. I told you since I was little,
Speaker 8: did not who did I this? Women's in the international
Speaker 8: month and Women's is three months. The first lady Brandy,
Speaker 8: that was the first. Brandy was the first woman that
Speaker 8: I honored. No, it was your mom, didn't It was
Speaker 8: my mom? Didn't brand here, you know. Yeah, but Brandy,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, she was on the second day.
Speaker 8: I grew up on this woman, so I'm like, all right, cool,
Speaker 8: and also grew up on Monica two. And when you
Speaker 8: think of Brandy, you think of Monica and it's all right.
Speaker 8: But yeah, but Monica will open, Brandy would end it.
Speaker 8: Absolutely make that money.
Speaker 2: We've debated who got the best catalog.
Speaker 20: It's not about the best catalog, it's just the best
Speaker 20: the overall accolades, right, you know.
Speaker 9: Not not with music, because then you go back to
Speaker 9: like the whole tank Tyrese in Genuine, Right, Tyreese is
Speaker 9: the bigges out of the three, But Genuine got the
Speaker 9: biggest records, bros.
Speaker 4: The biggest out of all three of them.
Speaker 20: Yeah, the movie tyre As far as Tyree is not
Speaker 20: the biggest out of them.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about like singers, Genuine.
Speaker 2: No, I think Genuine.
Speaker 4: I think person is the most irritating.
Speaker 20: Okay, yeah, right, he's definitely so, he definitely is the
Speaker 20: most entertaining, exactly the most. No, no, no, he's not the
Speaker 20: most He's the most irritating.
Speaker 4: He irritated. Everything he's been doing lately is just been cringing.
Speaker 2: You'll know each other, you'll know each other. Course, you'll
Speaker 2: know each other.
Speaker 4: My sister cool friends, they always been cool like them.
Speaker 4: I don't, don't, you know what I'm saying. I don't
Speaker 4: care about Tyres.
Speaker 20: I don't like some of the stuff he'd be doing
Speaker 20: and saying, you know what I'm saying, But and crying
Speaker 20: about a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna diss Tyrese.
Speaker 2: You've done enough for him to go on Instagram.
Speaker 20: Remember last last time he was playing around with Eddie Murphy,
Speaker 20: Remember last time I got mad at Tyres play with me. Yeah,
Speaker 20: don't play with me, Tyres. I don't, I don't, we don't.
Speaker 20: I'm not like that. But still, yeah, man, don't play
Speaker 20: with me.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Why you turn to ra all of a sudden, like drink?
Speaker 2: What did Tyres just start getting shots?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Because you was talking.
Speaker 20: We was talking about me about his interview he just
Speaker 20: did and somebody she said, oh no, me and ray J.
Speaker 20: He said something real smart. So I'm just responding. I'm
Speaker 20: just responding.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. But my sister does that. It's cool. That's
Speaker 4: one of her friends, you know. So yeah, so it's
Speaker 4: like whatever, but stay away.
Speaker 6: From We got more with ray J. When we come back.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 9: It's the d J n V, Jess, Hilary Scharla, we
Speaker 9: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: And yep, ray J. That's right.
Speaker 6: Ray J is still here.
Speaker 2: Jess.
Speaker 4: Okay, So what's going on? What's your princess?
Speaker 2: Yeah, take you take your coat off. Probably it's kind
Speaker 2: of hot a little bit.
Speaker 8: It's all right. What's what's really going on with that?
Speaker 8: I mean for the fourth time. I mean it's been
Speaker 8: a conversation for a while.
Speaker 2: Hey, we just taking it roll right now, he put it.
Speaker 4: Then we're trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: We're seeing things unfold on.
Speaker 8: Saying, yeah, you know this from the beginning, Like y'all
Speaker 8: been through a lot together, a lot too, beautiful babies.
Speaker 20: I want to do one more day with you guys here.
Speaker 20: I know you guys are busy, but I'm having fun.
Speaker 20: My son is here.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 20: I brought him with me, and it's just like it
Speaker 20: completed a lot of stuff for Meuse I was like,
Speaker 20: he a boy. My daughter loved going to school and
Speaker 20: she's in her zone. You know what I'm saying. She five,
Speaker 20: about to be six, but he four, and he like,
Speaker 20: he like be wanting to be with me. And when
Speaker 20: I'm out of town and I'm not there, that's when
Speaker 20: I get emotional because it's like, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 20: just the little things of what they're trying to learn
Speaker 20: and who they watch is who they are, Like you
Speaker 20: know what I'm saying. So he hasn't wanted to leave me.
Speaker 20: You know how You're like, all right, I want to
Speaker 20: go back. Yeah, He's like, I want to be with
Speaker 20: you forever and ever, and you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: And then if I even go, like to the store,
Speaker 20: He'll just start crying. So I'm like, you can come
Speaker 20: with me everywhere, because it's not like you can't, you
Speaker 20: know what I'm saying, Like parents and everybody or creators
Speaker 20: be like.
Speaker 4: I need this time to die.
Speaker 20: Like that's that's a front, bro, It's just making yourself
Speaker 20: more busy than you should be for the kids.
Speaker 4: So he here with me. He got on the plane
Speaker 4: with me. He hopped on the plane, got on the couch, he.
Speaker 2: Went to lee.
Speaker 4: He woke up in New York, you know, just having
Speaker 4: a good time.
Speaker 2: Why is Princess after for a divorce for the fourth time.
Speaker 12: Region.
Speaker 20: I just think that sometimes you reached a peak and
Speaker 20: you said this before. Yeah, and I'm saying everyone is
Speaker 20: that next peak, because sometimes when you break up, that
Speaker 20: one is where you're just like depressed about it and
Speaker 20: you're like, I can't think about nothing else, you know
Speaker 20: what I'm saying, And then the next one it gets easier,
Speaker 20: and then it starts to make sense, you know what
Speaker 20: I'm saying, Because I guess happiness is important, you know
Speaker 20: what I'm saying. But for me, if my kids are happy,
Speaker 20: then I don't care about happiness. And a lot of
Speaker 20: people put things that you have to be happy for
Speaker 20: your kids. Yeah, for sure, And I feel much more
Speaker 20: like I feel like I have the power in my
Speaker 20: hands now. But at the same time, I would the
Speaker 20: fact that we make the vow and I'm one hundred
Speaker 20: I would I could just I could not be happy
Speaker 20: and be happy for the kids and just ride it
Speaker 20: out and figure out which years we're gonna have that's
Speaker 20: gonna be great and which aren't.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 20: So I'm willing to not be happy to be around
Speaker 20: my kids every day, like that's.
Speaker 4: You right? No, no, no, I get that, but it's like if.
Speaker 20: You say you're gonna die for your kids, Like you're
Speaker 20: gonna die for your kids, but but you won't sacrifice
Speaker 20: your happiness far.
Speaker 2: No, No, just know you want to get a divorce, right.
Speaker 20: I'm just I'm really happy. I'm happy that I'm just
Speaker 20: able to like create something like like it in a
Speaker 20: sense of like give me this building and do all
Speaker 20: of it right now and let.
Speaker 4: Me see it. It's crazy, y'all speak.
Speaker 20: You have a good relationship, Yeah, we talk every day.
Speaker 20: We super cool, Like it's all.
Speaker 4: I don't I just I don't know what that means.
Speaker 20: You know what I'm saying, Like if we're not together,
Speaker 20: then you know, I just want to I just wanted
Speaker 20: to protect her as far as like whatever the industry
Speaker 20: has or whatever it is doing, Like she's killing them
Speaker 20: in poker right now. Yes, there's a lot of millions
Speaker 20: on the table. You're playing with millions of dollars, you
Speaker 20: know what I'm saying. So you just got to protect
Speaker 20: her and protect the kids, like you cannot the kids.
Speaker 20: My kids love their mom. They look at that, that's
Speaker 20: there everything, So how can you not make sure that
Speaker 20: that figure is even if you say all this crazy
Speaker 20: and just called me out my name or say I'm
Speaker 20: gonna die early, whatever, it's still all.
Speaker 3: Is it true that you're trying to get a pardon
Speaker 3: for sugarnate from Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: All you were trying to get one when he was
Speaker 2: in office?
Speaker 9: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: And I heard that was one of the reasons you
Speaker 3: were around him when he was in office, because you
Speaker 3: were trying to get a pardon for sugarnate.
Speaker 20: No, no, no, And that's what you said when you
Speaker 20: said it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that is like a good idea.
Speaker 2: When it can't happen because he's not president.
Speaker 4: I was just I was just about to say, when
Speaker 4: he wins again, that's what I was just here, you
Speaker 4: going for Trump? I don't who we vote for. It
Speaker 4: shouldn't be the topic of conversation. What can we do
Speaker 4: to help this place? Like a you know what I'm saying, like,
Speaker 4: what what does it look like? Are we all? Is
Speaker 4: it all messed up?
Speaker 20: It's all messed up to me being interest racers chilling
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Speaker 20: I'm saying for more? Damn, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 20: I guarantee you this. You can't get canceled. If you
Speaker 20: say you're gonna vote Donald Trump like you used to,
Speaker 20: you know what I'm saying, Like, if you said that,
Speaker 20: you risking something right now, it's like I'm.
Speaker 4: Voting for him too.
Speaker 20: But but but listen, if you if you have your
Speaker 20: mama's and your grandma, if you have your grandma's and
Speaker 20: your mama's putting your ballot in for you because they like, well,
Speaker 20: we worked hard for this, so I'm gonna put yours
Speaker 20: in and you tell them to go Trump. Just know
Speaker 20: that they still gonna go biting. So if you're gonna vote,
Speaker 20: you gotta get out there and do it yourself. I
Speaker 20: want to do whatever you want to do.
Speaker 8: That's what you said, and possible, my god, right.
Speaker 3: Right, you could get the kids going right now, I'm
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Speaker 2: With the second time.
Speaker 3: That's the second time.
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Speaker 20: This is where I see heavy road for this because
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Speaker 20: you know what I'm saying, you know, but but the
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Speaker 8: So an investigation was opened at the hospital where Princess
Speaker 8: Kate had her surgery.
Speaker 4: Y'all pay attention.
Speaker 8: People in the UK been on their shirlock holmes by
Speaker 8: right since I put them onto the funny business that's
Speaker 8: been going over Kate with all the fake pictures and
Speaker 8: unconfirmed sightings of Princess Kate. We've all been worried about
Speaker 8: the condition she's in and if she's actually okay. But
Speaker 8: y'all taking this too fall now. I never told y'all
Speaker 8: to go dig up that lady's medical records, all right.
Speaker 8: Records showed that at least one employee at the London
Speaker 8: clinic try to illegally access Princess Kate's medical records.
Speaker 4: That's not one of my sources. I like to be
Speaker 4: very clear on that.
Speaker 8: The clinic reached out to the palace and let them
Speaker 8: know there was a breach of security and that they
Speaker 8: will be a full on investigation.
Speaker 4: They're gonna launch it, all right.
Speaker 8: The rep of the Kensington Place said that they don't
Speaker 8: have nothing to do with it and it's a matter
Speaker 8: for the clinic to handle.
Speaker 2: Now, well, if they're investigating and come back to Baltimore, I'm.
Speaker 4: Not there all of this.
Speaker 8: All of this happened the day after the video of
Speaker 8: Kate being happy and healthy in public came out. Now,
Speaker 8: I want y'all to be like paying a sentence to
Speaker 8: me when I say this happy and healthy, because that
Speaker 8: was not Kate. I'm just gonna say it. I'm still
Speaker 8: trying to find out who is lead is. It's like
Speaker 8: your names swarming around. That was I impersonator, So to
Speaker 8: your point, yeah, they do have impersonators. That lady is
Speaker 8: taller than Kate and a little bit on the thinner side,
Speaker 8: very very skinny.
Speaker 4: That's not her.
Speaker 8: If you zoom into the picture you can clearly see no,
Speaker 8: that it's not Kate. The hospital and one of the
Speaker 8: hospitals at the employee that tried to get those records
Speaker 8: was probably looking for some answers because that lady in
Speaker 8: the video was not giving Kate right.
Speaker 4: We don't, like I said, we don't know who she
Speaker 4: is yet, but we were. We're searching right now.
Speaker 8: I got a couple of phone calls at nine am,
Speaker 8: so I'll continue to keep it.
Speaker 2: I believe in you.
Speaker 4: And what's this music?
Speaker 2: I thought you requested?
Speaker 4: Y'all are really playing with Kate? No to clean his hand?
Speaker 8: Central See y'all are so funny. No, and don't cut
Speaker 8: ony mind, none of that stuff. But sometimes it should
Speaker 8: just be quiet, y'all.
Speaker 4: So funny y'all thought you asked.
Speaker 2: Uk No, that is.
Speaker 8: Y'all playing games and mess all right, Listen, and more
Speaker 8: World Why News. Back over to the US, Kanye says
Speaker 8: Ice Spice is refusing to give him a verse.
Speaker 2: What word is that? Refusing? Okay, don't play with her.
Speaker 2: I'm not thank you.
Speaker 8: So before we get into it, backstory, Kanye has an
Speaker 8: unreleased song called Newbody.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 8: It was supposed to come out on an album that
Speaker 8: he planned to release back in twenty eighteen, like six
Speaker 8: years ago, Kanye, but the album never came out.
Speaker 4: Nicki Minaj was originally on the feature on a song
Speaker 4: and this was her verse.
Speaker 8: You ain't fu up the old body they nik Upody
Speaker 8: ain't no this is here nobody.
Speaker 4: Because all right, that was a vibe. I liked it.
Speaker 8: Last year, when Kanye was getting ready to release his
Speaker 8: Vultures album with ty dollad sign, he asked Nikki declared, uh.
Speaker 4: He asked up for the clearance for our verse. Nikki
Speaker 4: told Kanye no.
Speaker 8: After Nikki debt it Kanye, that is so dramatic. After
Speaker 8: Nikki debt it Kanye, he apparently reached out to Ice
Speaker 8: Spies and Doja Cat to place Nikki's verse. Kanye vented
Speaker 8: on this ig story about the status of Ice Spice verse,
Speaker 8: and it says Ice Spice sent the verse in, so
Speaker 8: she did actually record it, and she sent it in
Speaker 8: for new body.
Speaker 4: Now her team is saying we can't use it.
Speaker 2: Makes sense probably for the best.
Speaker 9: Well see what NICKI said that it was six years
Speaker 9: old and it was an old verse, like she wanted
Speaker 9: to put out an old verse, which makes sense.
Speaker 6: And Ice Spice I opened up for Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was gonna say best sales Swift now.
Speaker 9: Homies with Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift don't f with you, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean that's with Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: Right, she's rotting with us. So I just want to
Speaker 4: give y'all, you know, a little bit of news.
Speaker 2: And everybody everywhere and everybody music.
Speaker 3: We don't have to collaborate, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Like Kanye was Ice Spice collaboration.
Speaker 2: I'm not feeding for that. No, wishe might sound probably?
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Undocumented immigrants Wait a minute, undocumented immigrants have the right
Speaker 8: to own guns.
Speaker 4: Very very scary.
Speaker 8: Earlier this month, and Illinois judge dropped gun charges against
Speaker 8: an illegal migrant. You as this record, Judge Sharon Coleman.
Speaker 8: She argued that a migrant, I don't know how to
Speaker 8: say his name, but he's clearly, you know, a migrant
Speaker 8: and he acted in self defense.
Speaker 19: A judge in Illinois just ruled illegal immigrants have the
Speaker 19: right to keep and bear arms. Police arrested an illegal
Speaker 19: immigrant living in Chicago with a gun back in twenty twenty.
Speaker 19: They charged him for violating the federal law banning illegal
Speaker 19: immigrants from having guns. Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman just decided
Speaker 19: the Second Amendment applies to him, the illegal immigrant, like
Speaker 19: everybody else, so he can have a gun.
Speaker 2: In her decision, she wrote.
Speaker 19: The numberto Flores received and used the handgun solely for
Speaker 19: self protection and protection of property during a time of
Speaker 19: documented civil unrest. Court documents show Flores fired the gun
Speaker 19: at moving cars during the BLM riots in Chicago. He
Speaker 19: argues police officers warned him about looters who were approaching
Speaker 19: his neighborhood.
Speaker 3: I'm still confused by this. An illegal immigrant right, so
Speaker 3: that means you're not a citizen of America. So if
Speaker 3: you're not a citizen of America, how do the constitutional
Speaker 3: or even the laws of that state apply to you.
Speaker 4: Yep, And he said basically like he fired. He said.
Speaker 8: He said that he was defending himself trying to protect themselves.
Speaker 8: This was during a BLM movement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so is he in the if he's in
Speaker 2: the process of getting his citizenship.
Speaker 4: They did not cizen citizens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I told you all in America, you know, doesn't
Speaker 3: even have the resources to take care of these people
Speaker 3: that are coming into this country legally, are illegally. And
Speaker 3: so what happens when people can't take care of themselves, Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, in a lot of cases, they resort to
Speaker 3: crime and where they're going to be committing these crimes
Speaker 3: wherever they can, but especially in the hood. So I'm
Speaker 3: telling you, offspring, all summer along, that's what you're going
Speaker 3: to hear about immigrants illegal or otherwise clashing with folks
Speaker 3: in the hood.
Speaker 2: And now they have the right to bear homes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: good luck.
Speaker 4: And that is just with the worldwide mess. For the
Speaker 4: second hour, the third hour, we got some Thailand.
Speaker 2: He's coming up on some Thailand. You don't know, nobody know,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 8: What though you might excuse me, Yeah, thank you so
Speaker 8: very much. All right, I don't know why you think
Speaker 8: only know people in Baltimore, And.
Speaker 2: I did not say that you ain't worldwide. She got
Speaker 2: mad connected to the UK.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 6: Now when we come back to Charlamagne, wo you giving
Speaker 6: me a donkey?
Speaker 3: Two or after the hour, we need two white Mississippi
Speaker 3: law enforcement officers to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 3: They have a team called the Goon Squad and they
Speaker 3: going to jail for a long time. And I'm gonna
Speaker 3: tell you why.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get into that. Nextus to breakfast clog.
Speaker 1: Good morning, you're like's into the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is a miracle, there is no question.
Speaker 21: And there are problems in this country between police and community.
Speaker 2: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 19: The latest on that police killing of a black man,
Speaker 19: now the new developments in the deathly spatshooting rampage.
Speaker 9: It was a really bad thay for him, and this
Speaker 9: is what he did, and so we are in a
Speaker 9: state of emergency.
Speaker 3: Okay, White supremacist violence, it is always have been the
Speaker 3: number one threat to our society.
Speaker 7: But I'm also very proud that my wife was white.
Speaker 1: The practice club bitches.
Speaker 2: Sorrightnning, Please tell me why was I.
Speaker 4: Your donkey of the day.
Speaker 2: Well, let's discuss donkey today.
Speaker 3: For Wednesday, March twenty Feth goes to two white former
Speaker 3: Mississippi law enforcement officers who were members of a self.
Speaker 2: Styled goon squad. Yes, their names are Hunter Elward, who
Speaker 2: was a thirty one year old former.
Speaker 3: Mississippi sheriff's deputy, and Jeffrey Middleton, of forty six year
Speaker 3: old former sheriff's deputy, who federal prosecutors described as the
Speaker 3: ringleader of the goon squad. Now, I know some of
Speaker 3: y'all believe I'm a race bater, and you're saying to yourself, now.
Speaker 2: Why did you have to say the officers were white?
Speaker 3: Well, race play is a very important factor, because these
Speaker 3: officers ran up in these people's house without a warrant,
Speaker 3: all because the neighbor reported that several black men were
Speaker 3: staying at a white woman's home and reported seeing suspicious behavior.
Speaker 2: I put suspicious in air quotes.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind, this is Mississippi, a state that didn't
Speaker 3: officially abolish slavery until February seventh, twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: Okay, simply because someone forgot to do the paperwork.
Speaker 3: True story, the state of Mississippi had never submitted the
Speaker 3: required documentation to ratify the thirteenth Amendment, so slavery didn't
Speaker 3: officially get abolished until February seventh, twenty thirteen to when
Speaker 3: a state like that, Okay, the suspicious, all right, suspicious
Speaker 3: behavior is simply all these black men living with a
Speaker 3: white woman, all right.
Speaker 2: That damn Nahoud probably was thinking to himself, I got
Speaker 2: porn hub. I know black gang bang hardcore when I
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 3: So he decided to be the fun police and call
Speaker 3: the police. And this is what happened. Let's go to
Speaker 3: WAPT sixteen ABC for the report.
Speaker 2: Police.
Speaker 1: This has been an historic day and historic sentencing.
Speaker 22: Hunter Elward, the man who shot Michael Jenkins of the mouth,
Speaker 22: got twenty years in prison, the first member of the
Speaker 22: ranking County goon squad to be sentenced. Elward apologizing for
Speaker 22: the actions of he and others for abuse and sexually
Speaker 22: torturing Eddie Parker and Michael Jenkins in what started as
Speaker 22: a suspicious person investigation but later led to a cover up.
Speaker 22: Hunter Elwerd stood in court and apologized to both men.
Speaker 22: Parker stood up in court and forgave him.
Speaker 12: For you know what you know was giving and what
Speaker 12: he is doing. I forgive that park that he you
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying, what he did and he has
Speaker 12: to be.
Speaker 2: Punished with it.
Speaker 22: Yes, Elward put his weapon in Jenkins's mouth, pulled the trigger,
Speaker 22: but it didn't go off the first time. He did
Speaker 22: it a second time, severing Jenkins's tongue as the bullet
Speaker 22: exited his throat. Jeffrey Middleton was sent uced to seventeen
Speaker 22: and a half years in prison, the reported architect of
Speaker 22: the ranking County goon squad. In the assault in January
Speaker 22: of last year. Six officers tortured the victims, tested their
Speaker 22: tasers to see which one was the strongest, and tried
Speaker 22: to cover all the evidence. After prosecutor Saint Middleton said
Speaker 22: he had no problems killing anybody.
Speaker 3: God bless that brother he betted at me. I would
Speaker 3: have had to talk to my therapist, my wife, all
Speaker 3: my spiritual leaders to get to that level of forgiveness.
Speaker 3: They tout sexually tortured this black man last year and
Speaker 3: a brutal attack that was based on race. Six cops
Speaker 3: came into this man's home with no warrant and assaulted
Speaker 3: these brothers with stun guns, a sex toy, and other objects.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something, man, I was born in
Speaker 3: nineteen hundred and seventy eight. Okay, therefore I grew up
Speaker 3: on Woo Tang torture tactics, and I always said that
Speaker 3: Wu Tang torture tactics were extreme. Okay, I never thought
Speaker 3: the civilized society Wu tang torture tactics would ever be necessary.
Speaker 3: But after hearing this story, I disagree with myself. Okay,
Speaker 3: sometimes you gotta get medieval on these fools.
Speaker 2: All right, these are some of the things that need
Speaker 2: to happen to these offices in prison. If you knew
Speaker 2: the Wo tang torture tactics, listen, torture.
Speaker 15: What try you to affect post with your cheeks spread out?
Speaker 15: Put a hango on a throw and let that she
Speaker 15: sit there for like a half hour, Take it off
Speaker 15: and stick it in you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can lay your nuts on the dresser, Just
Speaker 3: your nuts laying on a dresser and bang them.
Speaker 7: She could a spiked back.
Speaker 15: Your tongue, out your fouth and stabbish with a rusty
Speaker 15: screw jab of.
Speaker 2: Wow, story building out of there's my favorite.
Speaker 15: I sow your told clothes and keep feeding you and
Speaker 15: feeding you and feeding you.
Speaker 10: I'm feeding you.
Speaker 2: Is it possible to solve?
Speaker 1: But closed?
Speaker 4: Jesus, I mean anything close?
Speaker 3: I wonder listen, y'all know I'm a mental health advocate.
Speaker 3: I love therapy, I love meditation, I love plant based medicine.
Speaker 3: Were all on the healing journey you notice about me.
Speaker 3: But I also believe in energy, and once you put out,
Speaker 3: you will get back. It's a really simple concept. If
Speaker 3: you live your life with the mindset don't do anything
Speaker 3: to anyone that you wouldn't want done, and you are
Speaker 3: someone you love, then you will live a great life.
Speaker 3: So with that said, I want these cops to receive
Speaker 3: the exact same energy in prison that they administered on
Speaker 3: the street. See, if you ask me, this isn't the
Speaker 3: first time these officers have done this. This is just
Speaker 3: the first time they got caught and punished for it.
Speaker 3: I have no problem with eye for an eye, dil
Speaker 3: dough for a dil do in this situation. Okay, do
Speaker 3: you know what eye for an eye means? The principle
Speaker 3: of justice that requires punishment equal in kind to the offense,
Speaker 3: not greater than the offense, as was frequently given in
Speaker 3: ancient times. So if someone puts out another's eye, one
Speaker 3: of the offender's eyes should be put out.
Speaker 2: Now, I've heard people say ie for an eye makes
Speaker 2: the whole world blind. That is not true.
Speaker 3: The whole world will not be blind. In fact, nobody
Speaker 3: would be blind if whatever you did to someone got
Speaker 3: back done to you. I really believe that people would
Speaker 3: move a little different, a lot different.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 3: What those members of the goon squad don't understand is
Speaker 3: that it's all fun and games until the inmates got
Speaker 3: the deal though. Okay, and listen, I see the comments
Speaker 3: from social media sometimes and folks say, Charlotmage, you make
Speaker 3: everything about race. It's usually white people saying that, and
Speaker 3: I don't even get upset. I understand simply because race
Speaker 3: doesn't really exist for you, because it has never been
Speaker 3: a barrier. Black folks don't have that choice. That's a
Speaker 3: quote from a Nigerian writer's name who I cannot pronounce
Speaker 3: with me.
Speaker 4: Tim Amanda and Gozia Ditie say it.
Speaker 1: Play it one more time, tim Amanda and Gozia Ditie.
Speaker 2: Even when I hear it, I can't.
Speaker 4: You know, there's no essen it.
Speaker 2: What that mean?
Speaker 4: I don't want to kim Amanda and goziadcher.
Speaker 3: It'll feel like I'll be spitting all over the place. Yes,
Speaker 3: listens to that queen dropping a clue bomb.
Speaker 4: For her.
Speaker 3: Just remember whenever you tell a black person they making
Speaker 3: everything about race. Just remember that quote from Chi Chi Okay,
Speaker 3: race doesn't really exist for you because it has never
Speaker 3: been a barrier.
Speaker 2: Black folks don't have that choice.
Speaker 3: Please let Kathy Griffin give Hunter Elward and Jeffrey Middleton
Speaker 3: the biggest he huh.
Speaker 2: Please give this giant jar male the biggest he haw?
Speaker 2: State was this again? I'm sorry, Mississippi. Let Chelsea hand
Speaker 2: looking in.
Speaker 6: On this he haw he haw.
Speaker 7: That is way too much.
Speaker 2: Dan Maynees, I feel like Chris Rock got something to say. Man,
Speaker 2: oh my girl, my girl working this morning? Right? Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: you don't think they should get the death penalty though? Yeah, like,
Speaker 2: let's stop playing.
Speaker 4: Well and I do you have that in Mississippi?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 23: What?
Speaker 4: They still do that?
Speaker 3: But if you believe in I for an eye, nobody
Speaker 3: got killed sadly, I mean nobody got killed.
Speaker 2: Thankfully.
Speaker 4: He shot him in his throat.
Speaker 2: He did shoot him in his throat. They got they
Speaker 2: gotta think he just.
Speaker 4: Happened to survive.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly, They trying to kill him. That he should
Speaker 6: be fried.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 6: And then hopefully when people see that you die from
Speaker 6: this like, it's not just you go to jail like that.
Speaker 2: I like the prison. I like the twenty years.
Speaker 4: But he pulled the trigger, nothing came up, so he
Speaker 4: pulled it again like he knew it was up.
Speaker 2: I personally like the.
Speaker 3: Twenty years in prison, especially if they're living amongst general population.
Speaker 3: Two police officers. Everybody knows what they did, everybody knows
Speaker 3: their name. It's a pretty high profile case in Mississippi.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just I like, just just so he
Speaker 3: made some deal to build that man. But then nah,
Speaker 3: then you gotta take a shower to clean himself off.
Speaker 4: I say, ten years and then death penalty.
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 3: You don't like the twenty years of torture twenty You
Speaker 3: understand these police officers in prison for doing what they
Speaker 3: did to a black man in Mississippi.
Speaker 4: You know, they may kill themselves.
Speaker 2: That might be true.
Speaker 8: They may commit so sad because don't nobody want to
Speaker 8: go because they feel like they can't go through twenty
Speaker 8: years of that.
Speaker 4: No, most of them is in there. They can't go
Speaker 4: through what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: But why why even give them an option to get out?
Speaker 4: They're still in a beout twenty years they give them for.
Speaker 6: Good behavior, so they have to do what fifteen fourteen
Speaker 6: they still can li.
Speaker 3: Listen, they got twenty years, do you know? You know
Speaker 3: sometimes we don't even see these cops get sentenced at all.
Speaker 3: I don't know what to tell y'all. They got twenty years, okay,
Speaker 3: how they should have to mind?
Speaker 4: We ain't looking for them answers from you ain't no, well,
Speaker 4: know what to tell y'all, like what we just saying
Speaker 4: what we think?
Speaker 2: That's right. I'm just saying what I think. Why are
Speaker 2: y'all can Why y'all what time? I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like I say what I say?
Speaker 2: Maybe yoursel what so like? He everything?
Speaker 4: I don't tell you what's twenty years? Okay?
Speaker 1: But if they like that, I like Booby.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, Envy, you sound like you want to be
Speaker 2: in there with him with something. I'm good. Okay, you
Speaker 2: got a lot of ideas you wrote you were down
Speaker 2: over there. I just said, just kill him. I didn't
Speaker 2: say no, no, you started to say the mother thing
Speaker 2: that you stopped yourself. All right. When we come back,
Speaker 2: we're saying, wrap it up. Not in prison.
Speaker 4: NBC.
Speaker 9: We have Charles Coleman and Tremaine Lee joining us. We're
Speaker 9: gonna kick with them when we come back and don't move.
Speaker 9: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Everybody in steevej Envy, Jesse, Larry Charlamagne, the Guy. We
Speaker 9: are the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests with
Speaker 9: us this morning. We got the brother Charles Coleman and Trimanely.
Speaker 2: Welcome morning morning. I loved what y'all was doing.
Speaker 3: I love the Black men in America the Road to
Speaker 3: two thousand and twenty four. Why was that important to do?
Speaker 24: You know, it's always important for us to in our positions,
Speaker 24: to center black men.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 24: We understand that we are absent in so many spaces,
Speaker 24: rightial spaces, various institutions, in certain neighborhoods. But for us
Speaker 24: to be able to elevate our voices and centered black men,
Speaker 24: because sometimes we know brothers feel like they're not getting
Speaker 24: attention at home, they're not getting attention from candidates, They're
Speaker 24: not getting the attention that they deserve. So Charles and
Speaker 24: I came together and said, we have this platform, so
Speaker 24: why not elevate these brothers' voices?
Speaker 25: And I also think that when you're talking about our
Speaker 25: discourse now politically, we have a very lazy way of
Speaker 25: looking at it. And when I say we, I'm talking
Speaker 25: about our community. And one of the reasons why is
Speaker 25: because we like to say, go vote. But that's kind
Speaker 25: of sort of with the pretext that you're voting in
Speaker 25: the way that I feel aligned with my interests. If
Speaker 25: you're not, I'm not necessarily keen on that. And what
Speaker 25: we wanted to do was present a variety of perspectives
Speaker 25: in a way that was balanced, that was fair, that
Speaker 25: allow people to see. All right, I may not agree
Speaker 25: with that ideologically, but I understand this part of the conversation.
Speaker 3: Why does it feel like you know they already setting
Speaker 3: it up to if Donald Trump gets back in the
Speaker 3: White House, it's going to be black men's fault because.
Speaker 25: You need a bad guy, right like you need a
Speaker 25: bad guy, you need a villain in this political conversation.
Speaker 25: And unfortunately we are in America, and you know, it's
Speaker 25: easier to paint us as the bad guy rather than
Speaker 25: to look at data. Right, Like, if you look at
Speaker 25: the data, if Donald Trump were to win, there's no
Speaker 25: question that college educated white women and uneducated white women
Speaker 25: who are voting would have had a huge hand in
Speaker 25: that right, instead of looking at the demographics that point
Speaker 25: to a particular area.
Speaker 7: It's easy to say, I like this narrative, We're.
Speaker 25: Gonna put it on black men, and so I think
Speaker 25: that that's really the answer is like you need a
Speaker 25: villain and so to compensate for the fact that, to
Speaker 25: Jermaine's point, you did not do your job. Like it's
Speaker 25: amazing to me how in our conversation about the elected
Speaker 25: officials that want our votes, we will put more onus
Speaker 25: on the voter, yes, who's dissatisfied, rather than on the
Speaker 25: candidates who have failed to satisfy the voters.
Speaker 2: The refusal to actually engage.
Speaker 24: They're gonna spend the money, get out the vote at
Speaker 24: the last minute, sold to the polls, or try to
Speaker 24: get people in church service and get them to the polls,
Speaker 24: but they're gonna wait till the very last minute instead
Speaker 24: of actually engaging with the community daily, right being the
Speaker 24: community set roots up so people know you're there. Talking
Speaker 24: to brothers all around the country, what they say is
Speaker 24: they don't ever ever acknowledge us. I was talking to
Speaker 24: a brother the other day and he said, even with
Speaker 24: Donald Trump's fullishness with the sneakers, a sneaker con and
Speaker 24: all that. At least the devil saying your name. You
Speaker 24: want somebody to say your name, at least he's saying it.
Speaker 24: And when he said that, at least the devil saying
Speaker 24: your name, it sounds like, you know, it sounds wild,
Speaker 24: but at least there are some overtures there.
Speaker 25: Charlae Mane, where did you become this lightning ride of
Speaker 25: like controversy around black men in the vote.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 25: I was trying to have this conversation with somebody and
Speaker 25: I was trying to go back. I was like, ABC News,
Speaker 25: that's new. You know what I'm saying. We all know
Speaker 25: if you don't vote for me, if you ain't black,
Speaker 25: well you know all that.
Speaker 2: But I was just like, why is it?
Speaker 7: Where did this sort of honestly conversation come from?
Speaker 3: I think it's because left wing media does not do
Speaker 3: a good job of pushing the narrative they want, and
Speaker 3: they do a good job of pushing right wing media narratives.
Speaker 3: For example, if I'm on something like this Week ABC
Speaker 3: and I say Donald Trump is a democracy, donald Trump's
Speaker 3: a fascist, Donald Trump let an attempt to cool his country,
Speaker 3: And then I say, what Joe Biden is an uninspiring
Speaker 3: candidate who don't have no main energy. Fox will take
Speaker 3: that part and highlight it, and instead of the left
Speaker 3: taking the first part of what I said in highlighting that,
Speaker 3: they'll just respond to what Fox said, and then it
Speaker 3: becomes just easy villain though villain.
Speaker 9: I think, you know, sometimes I feel like it should
Speaker 9: go back to the days where you don't know who
Speaker 9: somebody's candidate is. Right, you just talk about voting and
Speaker 9: getting people to get out there to vote, and you
Speaker 9: hear both sides or all three sides if you're talking independent,
Speaker 9: and nobody talks about who they're voting for. Because I
Speaker 9: think that creates a form of almost like I'm shaming
Speaker 9: you because you're voting independent, or I'm shaming you because
Speaker 9: you're voting Republic, or I'm shaming you because you're voting Democrat.
Speaker 6: Right because you said, you know, we should vote for
Speaker 6: our interests.
Speaker 2: Right, But if.
Speaker 9: Somebody's interest doesn't, you know, fall on yes, his interest,
Speaker 9: why should I have to go that way?
Speaker 6: And then if I say I'm voting independent, oh, you
Speaker 6: voting independent?
Speaker 7: You eff it up to vote?
Speaker 9: You know, we can't win, And I think it really
Speaker 9: clouds things. My mom and my dad never talked, you know,
Speaker 9: to their friends about who they were voting for. They
Speaker 9: talked about everybody should go register and vote and what
Speaker 9: it meant to vote, but they never really talked about
Speaker 9: what candidate they.
Speaker 2: Were voting for.
Speaker 24: The choices have become so stark though, So it's not
Speaker 24: just a world where ideal electricle down economics or policing
Speaker 24: in this country, or even border issues. It's become clearly
Speaker 24: there are these white supremacist impulses embedded in our politics now,
Speaker 24: and so it's unfair that now we have to expose ourselves.
Speaker 24: And sometimes you have the ideas of a democratic plantation,
Speaker 24: you got to stick to this side of that side.
Speaker 24: But the stakes are so high that I think it's
Speaker 24: a legitimate concern of how folks are arriving at their vote.
Speaker 24: They should have we should have full access to the franchise,
Speaker 24: which we don't. But you should be able to have
Speaker 24: complete independence and be able to keep it to yourself.
Speaker 24: But I think in this environment it's become dangerous.
Speaker 25: I think that the other side to it is it's
Speaker 25: incumbered upon us to stop going through this cycle where
Speaker 25: we either a don't where we stay uneducated about the
Speaker 25: entire process specific engagement, or b choose not to share
Speaker 25: what we know with other people on the off years, right, Like,
Speaker 25: how many times are we gonna be like, well, you
Speaker 25: gotta do this because it's the less of two evils,
Speaker 25: or you're gonna go The problem that that people on
Speaker 25: the left that are terrified about another reign of Donald
Speaker 25: Trump are having is that you had four years and
Speaker 25: you didn't do anything with it to get people to
Speaker 25: understand or to get people to feel like this is
Speaker 25: what's gonna be different. And now you want to sort
Speaker 25: of do a rush job and shame people to Envy's
Speaker 25: point or scare people to.
Speaker 2: The other points.
Speaker 7: Again every cycle sky and and that is not an
Speaker 7: effective strategy.
Speaker 25: And so I think that if you're gonna get to
Speaker 25: a place where you're talking about people just sort of
Speaker 25: being able to, you know, discuss what their interests are
Speaker 25: and vote along.
Speaker 7: Those lines, they have to become educated.
Speaker 2: Where that's something that that I.
Speaker 9: Don't think people like to have commonas, right, Like, so
Speaker 9: you look at h I'll just take Floyd Mayweather, Right,
Speaker 9: So Floyd Mayweather a couple of years ago said he
Speaker 9: was voting for Donald Trump, and everybody the whole black
Speaker 9: community hated him, gave him the middle finger, turned their
Speaker 9: back on him, whatever, whatever, But nobody ever asked them
Speaker 9: why why he felt that way. We're so quick to
Speaker 9: turn out back on somebody that doesn't necessarily agree that
Speaker 9: what we have, and we just hate to have conversations.
Speaker 25: My biggest concern in this entire discussion is that as
Speaker 25: black people, we are negotiating our views around blackness based
Speaker 25: off of whether you agree with the candidate who I
Speaker 25: agree with.
Speaker 7: That is deeply problematic, right.
Speaker 25: Imagine you have a disagreement with someone in your community
Speaker 25: who looks like you, about someone who's respectfully not in
Speaker 25: your community, and because they don't align with your choice
Speaker 25: of someone who's not in our community.
Speaker 7: You are now then trying to invalidate their blackness.
Speaker 2: I'm not about to beg you over the white people.
Speaker 2: That is absurd, right, So I'll give you a.
Speaker 24: Great projection the whole conversation to the lands of the
Speaker 24: white caves. Yeah, I'll give you a great example real quick.
Speaker 24: I have a friend. He's a plumber in Chicago.
Speaker 25: He employs all black people because he believes in supporting
Speaker 25: black people and teaching black young men and women trades.
Speaker 25: He is having trouble bidding on contracts because of the
Speaker 25: influx of immigrant labor into the city of Chicago, and
Speaker 25: other contractors are underbidding him because they're paying their contractors,
Speaker 25: their employees.
Speaker 7: Loder to take a lot less.
Speaker 25: So he's like, look, on this immigration issue, I actually
Speaker 25: feel like I'm more aligned with what conservatives are saying
Speaker 25: than what Democrats are saying. You can't tell me that
Speaker 25: this man is anti black because he has that position.
Speaker 25: So when you talk about priorities, it.
Speaker 24: Shapes out in very different ways for different pop But
Speaker 24: you also can ignore the fact that when you align
Speaker 24: yourself on a singular interest or a singular issue, that
Speaker 24: you're also in bid with a whole bunch of other people,
Speaker 24: namely white supremacists. If you're a Republican, doesn't make your
Speaker 24: white supremacist. But you're white supremacist blatantly, you're probably a
Speaker 24: Republican not just disavowed the idea that there are white
Speaker 24: supremacists racist Democratic Party, and so they're white supremacists on
Speaker 24: both sides, but that side on the right now it's
Speaker 24: become part and parcel of the party now, and especially
Speaker 24: with Donald Trump' race to take over the RNC.
Speaker 2: Expect to see more.
Speaker 9: That we got more with Charles Coleman and Tremaine Lee
Speaker 9: when we come back. Of course they from MSNBC.
Speaker 2: So don't move. It's to breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 9: Why everybody is j n V Jess Hilarry's Charlomagne, the
Speaker 9: guy we are the Breakfast Club is still kicking it
Speaker 9: with Charles Coleman and Tremaine Lead from MSNBC.
Speaker 2: Charlomagne.
Speaker 3: So what do what do democrats do? Because you know,
Speaker 3: the messaging of fear. I don't think it's gonna work
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty four, but this is the year we
Speaker 3: should actually be afraid because you know, we've been hearing
Speaker 3: the same rhetor rhetoric every election cycle, right, every president's
Speaker 3: election cycle. It's affective democracy. This is candidate specially Republicanda.
Speaker 3: They always demonied them, this affective mimocracy. This is the
Speaker 3: time it actually is. But you can't make people believe
Speaker 3: it because you've been saying it for years. No, I
Speaker 3: really don't understand that. So last night I was in
Speaker 3: offic the record conversation with some folks in the White House,
Speaker 3: and I had the very same conversation about why aren't you,
Speaker 3: you know, going.
Speaker 2: To the community.
Speaker 24: People don't even even when you look at the charts
Speaker 24: and unemployment and wealth and everything is on the rise
Speaker 24: from Donald Trump, but the people don't feel it. And
Speaker 24: they're still trying to figure out the messaging. They say,
Speaker 24: you know, we know, we're trying to figure out the messaging.
Speaker 24: You're supposed to be the big ten party filled with
Speaker 24: empowered black people all across this country, and you're still
Speaker 24: trying to figure out how to communicate with black men
Speaker 24: and the way we live so segregated in this country, right,
Speaker 24: you know where the black people are, you know what
Speaker 24: institutions they're in, what neighborhoods they're in. You know, the
Speaker 24: power brokers, those in the working class, the middle you
Speaker 24: know who they are. Why aren't you still going to them?
Speaker 24: They're still trying to figure out how to message all
Speaker 24: this good news. But to your point earlier, but still
Speaker 24: responding in that white supremacist kind of echo chamber, it's
Speaker 24: not doing that many services.
Speaker 25: I think it's really a matter of an inability to
Speaker 25: acknowledge their failures.
Speaker 2: So part of what has aility or refusal or.
Speaker 25: Refusal, yeah, right, correct, a refusal that is couched as
Speaker 25: an inability.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a great point.
Speaker 25: I think that part of why the messaging is falling
Speaker 25: flat is you can't say to me, you can't talk
Speaker 25: to me about all of the things you're going to do,
Speaker 25: all their great things you're gonna that you've done, as
Speaker 25: if this is is this rosy picture without acknowledging, Yo,
Speaker 25: we don't mess them up.
Speaker 2: We don't.
Speaker 25: We got a lot of work that we need to
Speaker 25: do and we acknowledge that. So for as long as
Speaker 25: that is treated as a cardinal sin, like yo, we
Speaker 25: can't really talk about that because we're going to alienate
Speaker 25: white voters. The messaging in terms of black people, and
Speaker 25: in large part black men, is going to fall flat.
Speaker 24: The political calculus that it takes to say, you know what,
Speaker 24: we know this is, this is right, but we speak
Speaker 24: about black men too loud.
Speaker 2: No, we know what's going to happen.
Speaker 24: It's gonna a backlash, a media not just from from
Speaker 24: the right, but also in that center part of your
Speaker 24: own party.
Speaker 2: You hotep. But you know, even with that, it's like.
Speaker 3: Yo, man, when I hear that, it's like, yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: a vote, but how can I ever truly support you?
Speaker 2: If you don't even want to say my name in public,
Speaker 2: I ain't no hope.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 3: Why is talking about black men? Talking about black people
Speaker 3: are bad electorals.
Speaker 24: But also we have to we have to be honest.
Speaker 24: And again this is beyond party. They fear us, so
Speaker 24: they've marginalized us. And as long as we're persona mangraded
Speaker 24: in any of these spaces in this discourse, we could
Speaker 24: still again be the boogeyman, the villain, but they never
Speaker 24: have to actual appeal to it because there's a general
Speaker 24: consensus that black men are to be feared, or not
Speaker 24: to be respective, overincarcerated, We're not in college, all those things.
Speaker 24: We've been isolated to the point when it's a common
Speaker 24: knowledge that we are there.
Speaker 25: This is I get so much heat for this, but
Speaker 25: it's the truth. We've been, as a community the side
Speaker 25: piece of the Democratic Party for so long that when
Speaker 25: we step out of that role and we start actually
Speaker 25: asking questions and pushing back, now it's a problem.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 25: And I mean that's really the dynamic that exists, unfortunately
Speaker 25: with the left, and so it highlights the very complex
Speaker 25: nature of what it is to be black in America.
Speaker 25: And then engage political systems because you realize, like, Okay,
Speaker 25: these folks over here are not really for me. These
Speaker 25: folks over here they mess with me, but they mess
Speaker 25: with me in the dark when it's convenient, when they
Speaker 25: need me, when they want something right. And then when
Speaker 25: you can't have that honest dialogue, you know, to Enby's point,
Speaker 25: and you start thinking about a third party, you.
Speaker 7: Have folks turned on each other and it's like, well,
Speaker 7: where do I go?
Speaker 3: What do I do?
Speaker 25: So it's a very very complex space and it highlights
Speaker 25: the old quote in America, black people do not have
Speaker 25: permanent political friends.
Speaker 7: We only have permanent interests.
Speaker 2: Interest. No, that's something that we need to.
Speaker 25: Sort of understand before we sort of blindly align with
Speaker 25: any political party. We need to figure out what is
Speaker 25: our ideology first.
Speaker 3: These days people need to change, well, Democrats need to
Speaker 3: change their perception of the hypothetical swing voter, like, you know,
Speaker 3: because they don't think about black men when they think
Speaker 3: about the swing voter like that probably voted for Obama,
Speaker 3: you know, might have voted for Hillary. But then they're like,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm gonna get it just trump thing
Speaker 3: to try, you know, Then I'm gonna go back to Biden, like,
Speaker 3: you know, I think.
Speaker 25: The only thing that I would say in response to
Speaker 25: that is Democrats don't have to change that.
Speaker 2: We have to change that for them.
Speaker 25: They're not going to make that decision on their own
Speaker 25: unless there's something that moves them to do so. So
Speaker 25: as long as I can count on you to show
Speaker 25: up when I ask you to show up, right like
Speaker 25: at my.
Speaker 24: Side piece, righty, the three times.
Speaker 7: In trouble bro, that's the.
Speaker 2: Last I was saying.
Speaker 7: As long as I can count on you to show
Speaker 7: up to show up, that's never gonna change.
Speaker 25: So that's on us as the elector to say, like
Speaker 25: I am not set in stone as a voting block
Speaker 25: that you can necessarily count on. You gotta I'm available, right,
Speaker 25: but you gotta work for you, gotta do something to
Speaker 25: get me out to vote for your candidate.
Speaker 7: To your earlier questions.
Speaker 25: Charlamage, when you talk about democratic messaging, if foreign aid
Speaker 25: two words foreign aid, right, regardless of where it's going,
Speaker 25: I don't want to get in that discussion. But if
Speaker 25: foreign aid are not bad words, then reparations should not
Speaker 25: be a bad Absolutely, that's really that's the core what
Speaker 25: we're talking about. And I don't mean to make it
Speaker 25: as singularly an issue about reparations, but I'm just using
Speaker 25: that as an example or when I when I use
Speaker 25: the term, that term side piece of like, oh, well,
Speaker 25: you know.
Speaker 7: You kind of we're gonna deprioritize your interests.
Speaker 25: If you can say foreign aid to whatever countries plural
Speaker 25: that you're going to say them, then why can't we
Speaker 25: have this conversation about something that's directly in each one
Speaker 25: of those bombs, like costs millions.
Speaker 3: That you know, you know, Donald Trump is going to
Speaker 3: say it at some point over the next few months.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is going to say, we keep sending all
Speaker 3: of this money, you know, the Ukraine and all of
Speaker 3: these countries we're funding.
Speaker 2: NATO that could be used for black people reparations. It's
Speaker 2: just gonna be a line and watch what it does.
Speaker 7: Remember remember I said it.
Speaker 3: Remember Remember what y'all said earlierout people don't even want
Speaker 3: to say black people's name, don't even say black man name.
Speaker 3: He's going to sea say my blacks, my blacks deserve reparations,
Speaker 3: my blacks, But.
Speaker 6: We appreciate you brothers for joining us. Tell them they
Speaker 6: can catch you.
Speaker 24: The old rep So uncount of millions of power. Reparations
Speaker 24: were episode five, It's the most amazing reparations story you
Speaker 24: never heard. America actually paid reparations once before for enslavers
Speaker 24: and a black man somehow finessed his way into the
Speaker 24: system and actually got reparation for slavery.
Speaker 25: And you can also check out Black Men in America.
Speaker 25: The Roads are twenty twenty four on Peacock and streaming live.
Speaker 6: All right, well, thank you brothers for joining us. Charles Coleman,
Speaker 6: Jermaine Lee. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 8: Stot okay story story story Savannah James new podcast, Everybody's
Speaker 8: Crazy has begun shooting a lot of people you know
Speaker 8: are undecided on this because I heard a man say earlier, oh,
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Speaker 6: She might still be.
Speaker 3: We don't know what the podcast is, what it is about.
Speaker 3: It could be about this motherhood and could be about
Speaker 3: raising children.
Speaker 2: We don't know what it's about. And yeah, we don't
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Speaker 4: What the man said, that's what I said. I mean,
Speaker 4: I just told y'all.
Speaker 2: Probably a man that don't need a podcast herself.
Speaker 20: Who was it?
Speaker 4: He don't have one?
Speaker 2: Actually, that's why.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 8: One of the producers Beyonce says new Cowboy Carter album
Speaker 8: inspired by back last year, are entering country genre.
Speaker 4: Says, this ain't a country album. This is the Beyonce album.
Speaker 8: This is act to Cowboy Carter, and I'm proud to
Speaker 8: share with y'all that's amazing.
Speaker 2: So what does that means?
Speaker 3: She didn't have a country album before everybody started being
Speaker 3: upset of her because she was doing country songs.
Speaker 4: I don't know. They just gave me this and that's
Speaker 4: what I'm reading. All this is stuff that that I
Speaker 4: don't need to celebrate on.
Speaker 2: I think she's saying, Beyonce her own journal.
Speaker 6: She don't need to make a country to make a
Speaker 6: rock and roll or hip hop or R and B.
Speaker 2: She's her own general.
Speaker 8: Yeah, women received woman receives vial of human blood in
Speaker 8: her shame package.
Speaker 2: Geez, well, what if she's a vampire and now was
Speaker 2: a little.
Speaker 8: Snack, right, yeah, stuff like that. It's like, it's come on,
Speaker 8: this girl was on TikTok. I'm not going into this.
Speaker 8: She was on TikTok. We didn't see what happened. She's
Speaker 8: blamed it on FedEx instead of blaming it on China.
Speaker 4: What she what she she?
Speaker 8: And is the it's the nice little you know, the
Speaker 8: fashion over little thank situation. LSU star Angel Reese says
Speaker 8: viral nude photos are fake AI generated. I'm gonna start
Speaker 8: using that one too, all right. Jalen Green says his
Speaker 8: family and his baby mother mean Oh my god. Jalen
Speaker 8: Green said his family and his baby motivate him.
Speaker 4: That's goods.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's not what he said.
Speaker 8: I can't put words his mouth like that because he
Speaker 8: just started cooking and everything. I gotta look up his stats.
Speaker 2: Motivated daddy, right, Yeah, even get busy recently you got
Speaker 2: your pregnanty okay, damn yeah, you was on the basketball.
Speaker 1: Busy.
Speaker 2: Get crazy.
Speaker 10: Like damn man, b all right, he.
Speaker 8: D look old show think oh bad. It was rapper
Speaker 8: he called out on Breakfast Club. All right, Donald Trump
Speaker 8: threatens to deport Prince Harry if he's reelected. First of all,
Speaker 8: what oh, no, they knew, they knew that they shouldn't
Speaker 8: have gave me this because they know him very heavily
Speaker 8: into the UK.
Speaker 4: Why would you send that man back over there so
Speaker 4: we could be slain?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 4: Cardi b.
Speaker 8: Okay, yes, Cardi b beks fans to stop making her
Speaker 8: sing the new Beyonce country song. Can't nobody make you
Speaker 8: do nothing? Card he just stop singing it all big,
Speaker 8: Cardi Jesus Okay. So listen Thailand news all right, and
Speaker 8: the god Tellor Swift in it. So this is this
Speaker 8: is the thing Thailand. Really they fled like they really
Speaker 8: bossed up. So Singapore struck a deal with Taylor Swift
Speaker 8: right after COVID. You know, that country was real messed up,
Speaker 8: but didn't only mess up us. It messed up a
Speaker 8: bunch of leaving those Southeast Asian countries right, and so
Speaker 8: what they did they struck a deal with her saying
Speaker 8: that she can only perform in Singapore, right, and no
Speaker 8: other Southeast Asian countries.
Speaker 4: Okay, so they have a summit.
Speaker 8: You know, and they did that to bring towards that is,
Speaker 8: if she's not going nowhere else, they're gonna come here
Speaker 8: and we're gonna get that money right to rebuild our economy.
Speaker 8: So they have like a Southeast Asian summit every year
Speaker 8: where they all the countries meet up and they talk
Speaker 8: to each other and try to figure out how they
Speaker 8: can move forward, you know as Southeast.
Speaker 4: Right now say yeah right.
Speaker 8: So Thailand pressed up during the summer like okay, so like,
Speaker 8: what's up with this Taylor Swift situation?
Speaker 4: You know she's not forming, Yeah, what's going on? Right?
Speaker 8: So Singapore tried to act like oh no, like we
Speaker 8: don't know what you're talking about it. So Thailand Prime
Speaker 8: Minis is like, well, how much you spent on that,
Speaker 8: like how you know, try to get in the business
Speaker 8: bracking him down yup, And Singapore Prime Minister was like
Speaker 8: I can't discuss that, like I'm not here, We're not
Speaker 8: here for that. So Thai Land Prome Minister was like,
Speaker 8: oh yeah, it was somebody told me over there in
Speaker 8: Singapore like I got connected with the like I got
Speaker 8: connected to you gay.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Thai Land Prome Minis was like somebody already told me
Speaker 8: that you spent two to three million on each show
Speaker 8: for Taylor. So what you mean y'all got to rebuild
Speaker 8: the government and all of that. Y'all spending a lot
Speaker 8: money to make a lot more money already. So y'all
Speaker 8: holding out? So he still ain't never, you.
Speaker 4: Know, say all right, you're right or whatever.
Speaker 8: But he had the receipts right there at the summits, right,
Speaker 8: so he already knew what he was going to do. Now,
Speaker 8: the Prime Minister of Thailand said, even though it was
Speaker 8: real shady for the Prime Minister of Singapore to cut
Speaker 8: everybody out like that, he's not mad at it. He
Speaker 8: just wanted to call him out because he knew what
Speaker 8: was going on, and he said it was smart. And
Speaker 8: so now he plans to use the Singaporean deal as
Speaker 8: inspiration to help make Thailand a more attractive option for
Speaker 8: international concerts and events.
Speaker 20: So he gonna do that with other artists. Yes, so
Speaker 20: he could come here, but you can't go over the
Speaker 20: centl Yeah, absolutely, but you got to have that money,
Speaker 20: and it gotta be people that people are willing to
Speaker 20: travel for. And who other than Taylor Swift though, no,
Speaker 20: if a.
Speaker 3: Country says hey man, we're gonna give you a deal,
Speaker 3: and you signed some type of exclusivity where you only
Speaker 3: can perform here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't do that all the time.
Speaker 9: I'm like an artist might say, you know what you
Speaker 9: can perform in New York, which you can't perform in
Speaker 9: the two on Jamon Radius do that all the time.
Speaker 8: We check this out. On another note that Taylor Swift, Yes, absolutely, Hello.
Speaker 8: The Taylor Swift shows in Singapore were such a big
Speaker 8: deal that people were selling fake tickets. Over nine hundred
Speaker 8: and sixty people in Singapore lost a total of five
Speaker 8: hundred and thirty eight thousand and ten weeks.
Speaker 4: God, that's half a million.
Speaker 3: So that's why the tickets were on scene. I saw
Speaker 3: that on she and they were selling Taylor Swift tickets
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 4: Do notes with no crap like that is closed.
Speaker 2: They were selling the tickets.
Speaker 8: On her last show was on March knife and Singapore
Speaker 8: police reported that reports of e commerce scams.
Speaker 2: Wow there, yeah, that is.
Speaker 9: Just with the worldwide I'm playing with her nose is
Speaker 9: real allegedly. Okay, all right, mix us up. Next, it's
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Speaker 1: Good morning, you're checking out the Breakfast Club. It's women's
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Speaker 8: I want to recognize my comedic Baltimore system Monique Angela Hicks.
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Speaker 8: Monique has also given me my flyer for sating y'all
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Speaker 23: right now, because what that sister did when she sat
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Speaker 4: Thank you so much. That's the message everybody can use.
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