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Speaker 9: I feel great. I feel blessed, black and highly favored.
Speaker 9: Somebody got their head dig where you came from, where
Speaker 9: you going?
Speaker 4: How about that where you coming from? Where you're going? Man?
Speaker 6: I just wanted to look really really cute today. Okay.
Speaker 5: I took my los out, you know, and then I
Speaker 5: put on my my nice little wig. Got it revamped.
Speaker 5: It's the same weak I had on in the roll out.
Speaker 1: Where you going?
Speaker 6: I call it the roll out.
Speaker 8: We had a man on when you came in this morning.
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Speaker 5: No Roman and go home rooms like you know what,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna stay up here?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Roman, still up here.
Speaker 9: Well, you gotta tell the people who roam is. I'm
Speaker 9: shureing people that follow Jesse Larius know who room is.
Speaker 9: But Rome is Justice baby father, baby father, her first
Speaker 9: baby father, original baby father, told you not the original?
Speaker 9: And today is National co Parenting Day. Yes, okay, so
Speaker 9: he'll be joining us, he'll be joining us later this morning.
Speaker 9: I had to talk about how him and just cold
Speaker 9: parents because I've said it before, I've never seen a
Speaker 9: co parenting situation like him and jests, like they call
Speaker 9: each other brothers and sister, but.
Speaker 4: They had to get there. It had to get there.
Speaker 6: They had to get there.
Speaker 4: That's right, and we're going to talk about how it
Speaker 4: got there.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, and then also Candice Owens will be joining us.
Speaker 4: Candace Owens will be joining us. This morning, I got
Speaker 4: a lot of calls about Candis.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: I got a lot of d ms, a lot of
Speaker 6: hate messages, and.
Speaker 1: Now mine was fifty to fifty.
Speaker 8: It was a lot of people that I was surprised
Speaker 8: that was really interested in what she had to say,
Speaker 8: and they said they follow her and love her. And
Speaker 8: then I got a lot of people that what the
Speaker 8: hell y'all got her rolled?
Speaker 4: You know, but I didn't see nothing. But I don't
Speaker 4: be paying attention to people.
Speaker 5: So people yesterday, I people told me so Charlae Maine,
Speaker 5: like it was a lot for him, like, oh, tell
Speaker 5: uncle Charla or Charlene. You know, they was like staying
Speaker 5: to tell you, like, you can't bring nobody here like that,
Speaker 5: so please.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they've been telling me that for years. I like
Speaker 9: a conversation over confrontation. You know, these people would just
Speaker 9: be talking about folks but never talking to them. Yes,
Speaker 9: you know, I don't agree with that ever.
Speaker 6: Or a small talk you don't like the small time.
Speaker 4: I don't do small talk.
Speaker 9: Speaking of small talks, y'all, y'all talk small I talk, biggie.
Speaker 4: It's a difference speaking of small talk.
Speaker 6: What's that?
Speaker 4: What you got to come in?
Speaker 6: May twenty first?
Speaker 1: What's going on doing to press for him?
Speaker 5: He catch it?
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean I did catch it.
Speaker 9: But you know my third book, yes, Get Honest to Dieline,
Speaker 9: Why Small Talk Sucks, does come out May twenty first.
Speaker 4: You can pre order it now, so thank you, and
Speaker 4: you're welcome. Yes, you're welcome.
Speaker 6: I appreciate when I hear about it later.
Speaker 4: But Candice on to be up here.
Speaker 8: She'll be joining us next hour, next hour, That is correct,
Speaker 8: all right, Well let's get the show cracking tesling figure
Speaker 8: out will be joining us. We're gonna talk to her
Speaker 8: a minute, and what's popping in the news, and then
Speaker 8: we got worldwide just with the mess.
Speaker 4: That's not what it is?
Speaker 1: That the word world wide mess? Allud? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Loud, wrong record of the moment. Morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's Steve env jessellariyas Charlemagne the guy. We are to
Speaker 8: breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 6: What up, tis what's going on?
Speaker 5: DJMV Jessillary. It's charlemagnea goutte morning.
Speaker 4: Let's jump right into Trump.
Speaker 5: Well, Trump is asking his supporters to help him pay
Speaker 5: for his bond. You know, we talked about it before
Speaker 5: and kind of joked about it and said, oh, well,
Speaker 5: the supporters of guid will help him.
Speaker 6: So that's basically what he's doing.
Speaker 5: So yesterday, Donald Trump's campaign called for donations from one
Speaker 5: million of his backers, warning he could lose his New
Speaker 5: York properties, two days after the former president failed to
Speaker 5: secure the bond to cover four hundred and fifty four
Speaker 5: million dollar judgment in the civil Fray case. So a
Speaker 5: message went out to the supporters saying, keep your filthy
Speaker 5: hands off of Trump Tower. This came from a joint
Speaker 5: fundraising committee that allocates the money it collects to the
Speaker 5: campaign and a separate political committee that has been helping
Speaker 5: pay Trump's legal bills. The message was sent by text
Speaker 5: message and prompts for supporters to donate amounts from twenty
Speaker 5: dollars and twenty four cents up to three thousand, three hundred.
Speaker 5: Trump is doing this because he claims he cannot get
Speaker 5: a bond of one bond company to cover his four
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty four hundred and fifty four million dollar bond.
Speaker 5: But Attorney Letitia James said, in all this cap Trump
Speaker 5: could break this up and get several different companies to
Speaker 5: cover you know, the total amount, and stop saying you
Speaker 5: just need one company to do it.
Speaker 6: Here's our statement. Take a listen.
Speaker 11: Based on the false premise that they must obtain a
Speaker 11: single bond from a single shorty for the entire judgment
Speaker 11: of four hundred and sixty four million dollars, she suggests
Speaker 11: simply dividing the bond into smaller chunks among multiple shorties.
Speaker 11: She calls Trump's bluff on not wanting to do a
Speaker 11: fire sale to raise money, which the Attorney General says
Speaker 11: force her office to do the grunt work of liquidating
Speaker 11: Trump's assets.
Speaker 5: So this message went out to the Trump supporters again
Speaker 5: and it said, so before the day is over, I'm
Speaker 5: calling one million pro Trump patriots to chip in and
Speaker 5: say stop the witch hunt against President Trump.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 5: The deadline is March twenty fifth, that's Monday before for
Speaker 5: the Attorney General starts going after his property.
Speaker 9: All I've learned about America because of Donald Trump, that
Speaker 9: there's no checks and balances. There's absolutely no rules in
Speaker 9: place for people like Donald Trump, and by people I
Speaker 9: mean white, privileged and wealthy, because I can't believe we
Speaker 9: have a president or a person who's running for president
Speaker 9: with all these criminal charges, owes all these money in
Speaker 9: civil suits, and he's able to raise money from his donors.
Speaker 9: You know, you can use your campaign money to pay
Speaker 9: off your bonds, and that's okay. There is no job
Speaker 9: in America. They would let somebody work if they was
Speaker 9: facing the things that Donald Trump is facing. But he
Speaker 9: gets to run to be leader of the free world,
Speaker 9: and it's nothing in place to stop him. Insanity, not
Speaker 9: even just a job. There's some place you can't even
Speaker 9: get an apartment.
Speaker 5: What happens, so let let alone the job, even keeping
Speaker 5: the roof over your head. So yeah, this is really
Speaker 5: interesting and I'm definitely gonna stay on top of this.
Speaker 5: I want to know how many people raise money, because
Speaker 5: I believe they're gonna chimpion.
Speaker 6: I really don't I.
Speaker 9: Figure at this point. Donald Trump is a colt leader.
Speaker 9: He's probably been a cold leader for a few years now.
Speaker 9: But Maggie is a colt. I was in the gonna
Speaker 9: hold the guy. Now test I was gonna ask is
Speaker 9: it separate or is it? Is he actually using his
Speaker 9: campaign funds and it's that legal. You can use your
Speaker 9: campaign funds that you're supposed to be using.
Speaker 4: This campaign is doing people who issued the donation appill But.
Speaker 8: I thought it was a different like, you know, one
Speaker 8: it was a goal funded me, one was this, that
Speaker 8: and the other.
Speaker 4: So he's using his campaign funds for that.
Speaker 5: Well, it's a it's a political action committee, a pack.
Speaker 5: And by the way, check out straight Shot No Chaser
Speaker 5: on the Black Beed podcast network.
Speaker 6: I broke down packs. I believed two weeks ago.
Speaker 5: So this is a pack that is set up, a
Speaker 5: political action committee that's set up to help with the funds.
Speaker 5: So it's not directly coming from the same bucket, but
Speaker 5: it's the same people.
Speaker 1: I got you.
Speaker 5: Oh, there's still some conflict of interest that you know, because.
Speaker 9: Tad when you got Trump's campaign asking for the donations. Yes,
Speaker 9: it's the same bucket, same people, same everything.
Speaker 1: Yes, I guess it's.
Speaker 5: Well it is again, so kind of it's a fundraising committee,
Speaker 5: the same people, two different buckets. But it's kind of
Speaker 5: like if if you got the same people in charge
Speaker 5: going two different things. You know what I'm saying, like,
Speaker 5: where's the where's the checks and balances?
Speaker 6: Where is the.
Speaker 5: Inappropriateness, where's the conflict of interests like we saw with
Speaker 5: the Fannie Willis case where it is too close to comfort.
Speaker 5: You don't know if you're donating to when you're sending
Speaker 5: out an email to somebody you know that's saying, hey
Speaker 5: give me twenty dollars and twenty four cents. You don't
Speaker 5: know if you're sending it into the campaign. You don't know,
Speaker 5: if you're sending it to the to the bond. You
Speaker 5: don't know what you know. So there's a lot that
Speaker 5: goes into that, and the waters are too close too money.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when you got a fundraising effort led by a
Speaker 9: joint committee distributing funds of the Trump's campaign and a
Speaker 9: separate political committee covering his legal expenses, it's the same
Speaker 9: damn thing.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, that is front page news. What are
Speaker 4: we talking next hour?
Speaker 5: Test Well, President biden impeachment hearing went down yesterday. There
Speaker 5: was a lot of back and forth, a lot of
Speaker 5: shade throw on. I'm gonna talk to you about that.
Speaker 5: And in California, if you're arrested. They used to put
Speaker 5: your fifth picture on social media, but now it's going
Speaker 5: to be covered up by a legohead.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna tell you about that.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 8: We'll get into that next. Everybody else, get it off
Speaker 8: your chest. Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one.
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Speaker 1: Hello, who's this knowledge?
Speaker 6: Man?
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Speaker 4: Was finding? How you doing?
Speaker 12: King?
Speaker 14: I'm like, man ain, oh god man. Finally y'all got
Speaker 14: candles on on that. And I liked it because everybody.
Speaker 1: Don't think the same. And I read a book.
Speaker 14: She has some good points, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: She's saying, it's a black community accepting her.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 14: I think some people always accepted us, just like we
Speaker 14: accept black republics, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 9: I mean, like you just said, everybody has an audience,
Speaker 9: you know, and everybody has people that don't like them music.
Speaker 4: So it is what it is.
Speaker 8: I always say everything is a conversation, right there is.
Speaker 8: You know, we can't get to a resolution if we
Speaker 8: can't speak to each other.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 14: Absolutely. Hey, one more thing, Charle Magne, you are on
Speaker 14: your book broout, You're gonna do the same thing you did.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 14: Black Tribragion comes to Dallas.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I'm going everywhere. I'm going. I'm going everywhere
Speaker 4: on my book till my book.
Speaker 9: Comes out May twenty first, I think so like starting
Speaker 9: that week, I'll be everywhere. I'm coming to Dallas, I'm
Speaker 9: going to Austin. I'll be all over the place.
Speaker 14: Your man, I don't have no private party.
Speaker 4: Man, come to the man I'm doing. I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: right there in Barnes and Noble.
Speaker 14: Well, I'm gonna pull up on you for real like
Speaker 14: I did all the all the time.
Speaker 9: Where was I at last timer in Dallas? I was
Speaker 9: at two book tours and dollars I know. I went
Speaker 9: to Barnes and Nobles.
Speaker 14: Was just Paul Queen too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I'll definitely be at Paul Quins too,
Speaker 4: to Paul Queen College. I'll definitely be there.
Speaker 14: One last more thing, one last thing, man, I need you.
Speaker 14: I need to talk to your people. Man, I'm part
Speaker 14: of this business UIG Group with sales sport. Man, I
Speaker 14: want you to pull up.
Speaker 1: Okay, hold on, Charlaman don't know what that means.
Speaker 4: I have no idea. I don't know what you mean.
Speaker 1: No, I can tell Hello.
Speaker 14: Who's this?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 15: If Charlo lamb Courtney from Alabama? What's up?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 1: Call just too?
Speaker 15: Oh my pat just mother? Good morning? Jest Starry started, Sorry.
Speaker 6: Good morning, It's okay?
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 15: Though I wanted to get off my chest. I think
Speaker 15: people need to give candide into a chance. Like I
Speaker 15: was just telling the other guy wrong fuck is right
Speaker 15: twice the day and he actually said pretty interesting stuff
Speaker 15: on Joe Budden's podcast. So I'm ready to hear what
Speaker 15: she has to say.
Speaker 9: Prest There is nobody on this planet that you agree
Speaker 9: with one hundred percent, like nobody. I don't care how
Speaker 9: much you like that. So I don't know why even
Speaker 9: people had that mentality. But you know social media or
Speaker 9: have you thinking that, uh, everybody is hated. You can't
Speaker 9: be hated if you got.
Speaker 4: Millions of people listening to you all the time, like
Speaker 4: can this owns the So some people hate that. Some
Speaker 4: people like us, right, right.
Speaker 15: Then the girl makes sense, I mean, she makes sense,
Speaker 15: so I'm ready to hear.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, we're gonna chop it up with her
Speaker 8: next hour, so just keep a lot, brother, get it
Speaker 8: off your chest. Eight hundred five eighty five one oh
Speaker 8: five one. If you need to vent, hit us up
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Speaker 16: We's this good morning, missus Tree calling from ninety seven
Speaker 16: point nine. I'm making Georgia. I just want to take
Speaker 16: a few moments out real quick and acknowledge my precious
Speaker 16: system miss Jests on this Women's mont and give her
Speaker 16: a standing ovation or for her aterrialism she displayed towards
Speaker 16: Miss Wendy William. That was very classy of her to
Speaker 16: not kick her while she was down while everybody else
Speaker 16: was kicking Miss Wending down. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 16: after Miss Jess said what she said and the dualted
Speaker 16: Miss Wendy William the Brat came on and.
Speaker 12: Said that the lady made a pass at her. You
Speaker 12: don't kick a person down, Wendy down, you try to
Speaker 12: pull them up. And I appreciate that and her taking
Speaker 12: them on not being messy but being a tremendous walman much.
Speaker 9: I appreciate that, Thank you, Trey, peace in love, and
Speaker 9: I do agree. You don't kick people when they're down,
Speaker 9: but it depends what the person, who the person is,
Speaker 9: and what they did to you, okay, because you might
Speaker 9: need to keep them down. They get up, they might
Speaker 9: kill your assaction.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 17: Good morning?
Speaker 1: It's Nikki.
Speaker 17: Get it off your chest, Nikki, Good morning club Today.
Speaker 17: This is my mom seventyeth birthday, so I just wanted
Speaker 17: to shout her out. That is my world. You know,
Speaker 17: she's an amazing grandmother wife, so you just want to
Speaker 17: show her some love today.
Speaker 6: Happy born day, Happy birthday, Mama.
Speaker 4: She's so fine.
Speaker 6: First of all, what, yes, yes, she is very fine.
Speaker 17: Everyone who knows my mom, Yes, she's very fine. She
Speaker 17: got cursed and everything.
Speaker 5: He asked you, He asked you like you was gonna
Speaker 5: be like no, like why exactly?
Speaker 17: Come on down?
Speaker 6: Thank you baby.
Speaker 17: You don't have a Facebook page Instagram, but you don't
Speaker 17: have a face.
Speaker 4: Got all the seventy year old be on Facebook. I
Speaker 4: ain't know she would have. I g okay, Lord, thank you.
Speaker 6: Alone.
Speaker 1: No good with mama.
Speaker 17: But thank your YouTube.
Speaker 8: Bye bye by now get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 8: hundred and five eighty five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 8: Now just with the Worldwide Mess. Yes, it's coming up.
Speaker 5: What we're talking about as we're expounding, unfolding and breaking
Speaker 5: down more of the quiet on set documentary.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness. Absolutely Okay, nothing.
Speaker 1: By you k today.
Speaker 6: That's gonna be in the third hour. I'm quishing that.
Speaker 6: It's a lot of juicy news.
Speaker 5: But y'all, I get seven minutes per hour to do
Speaker 5: just with the Worldwide Mess, so please bear with me.
Speaker 6: So I'll be breaking this stuff down over the course
Speaker 6: of the weeks.
Speaker 8: Okay, right, And that comes up next to Don't Move,
Speaker 8: It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Go Morning, the Breakfast Club, Good morning, everybody. It's the
Speaker 1: j MG.
Speaker 8: Just hilarious, Charlamage the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Now Charlemagne has this podcast festival going down in Atlanta.
Speaker 4: I do It's Saturday, April twenty seventh.
Speaker 9: Go get your tickets right now at black effect dot com,
Speaker 9: Slash Podcast Festival our event bright dot com. But today
Speaker 9: is also National col Parenting Day. I am very excited
Speaker 9: about National co Parenting Day. And not next hour because
Speaker 9: next hour is Candice Owns. The hour after that Justice
Speaker 9: just hilarious is original? Baby Father Baby Rome will be
Speaker 9: here to talk about how they cold parent because they
Speaker 9: have such an interesting co parenting situation.
Speaker 5: I don't like original because you're trying to meet Chris.
Speaker 5: Sounds like he's not original. He's original in his own
Speaker 5: little way.
Speaker 4: You want to see I don't want to see one.
Speaker 4: You want to see part two?
Speaker 6: Part two just Roman Chris. That's it.
Speaker 1: They have their names, ain't okay, you're right, here's the OG.
Speaker 4: I like he's the OG. I enjoyed room story.
Speaker 8: Well we're gonna talk to Room, not next hour but
Speaker 8: the following out. But right now, let's get the jests
Speaker 8: with the mess.
Speaker 1: This is real?
Speaker 6: Ye news is real? Is Jessica Robert Moore?
Speaker 8: Just don't do no lines, don't do that.
Speaker 4: Don't world wide worldwide mess. Good on the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Just with the worldwide matter. Okay, so you might want
Speaker 5: to run a little bit. All right, So the Nickelodeon
Speaker 5: documentary recap. So Dan Schneider showed signs of inappropriate behavior
Speaker 5: early in his career. One of his first shows. He
Speaker 5: is the writer, he is the producer. Yeah, he's the showrunner,
Speaker 5: all of this stuff, right, gotcha?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: Dan, don't ask questions because this is a lot already question,
Speaker 5: thank you. So one of his first shows, he hired
Speaker 5: a female writer for having friends at you know, he
Speaker 5: fired a female writer for having friends at her house
Speaker 5: over the weekend. He was like famous for getting too
Speaker 5: personal with the people that worked on a set, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean? He was two in their personal lives.
Speaker 5: And Amanda Bynes actually wanted to run away. For those
Speaker 5: who don't know, Amanda minds, y'all should I don't know
Speaker 5: what's wrong with y'all. But she wanted to run away
Speaker 5: from home because her parents told her that she couldn't
Speaker 5: date an older boy. But Dan Schneider helped her run
Speaker 5: away and convinced her to file for emancipation, but the
Speaker 5: emancipation didn't go through. Now, emancipation is when you can
Speaker 5: basically get permission from the state to be free to
Speaker 5: do whatever you want.
Speaker 6: Before you're elite and before you're legal.
Speaker 5: Right, and that would like exclude him from child laws,
Speaker 5: so he convinced her to do it. He reportedly convinced
Speaker 5: a lot of his child actors to get emancipated because
Speaker 5: it would exempt them from exit them from child laws.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry dealing with their parents.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: The doc shares the names of multiple predators on set.
Speaker 10: In two thousand and five, there was another case. Is
Speaker 10: Zelle Channel, a worker at the Nickelodeon lot in Burbank.
Speaker 10: He brought a child to the lot, a boy, and
Speaker 10: was convicted of abusing that child on the lot. He
Speaker 10: actually had prior convictions as a sex offender, and Nickelodeon
Speaker 10: didn't catch it. Jason Michael Handy, Brian Peck, and Azelle Channel.
Speaker 10: These are three predators who worked at Nickelodeon, all in
Speaker 10: a short amount of time.
Speaker 4: Horrible.
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely, Brian Peck was not a writer.
Speaker 5: I not said he was a writer yesterday, But if
Speaker 5: y'all pay attention to everything I report about this, I
Speaker 5: originally said that he was a dialogue coach on set,
Speaker 5: So yeah, I do apologize. One of the child actors,
Speaker 5: Kyle Sullivans, spoke on a surprising friendship that Brian Peck had.
Speaker 5: For those who don't know, a quick Google search says
Speaker 5: John Wayne Gacy, who was an American serial killer and
Speaker 5: sex offender who raped, torture, and murder at least thirty
Speaker 5: three young women. And I'm a young men and boys
Speaker 5: yup in Norwood Park, t near Chicago, Illinois. That was
Speaker 5: his That was actually his pinpal. He actually like was
Speaker 5: in like kind of like a little bit of love
Speaker 5: with this guy.
Speaker 18: Everyone went to Brian's house for a barbecue, and.
Speaker 1: His house was a little off.
Speaker 18: He had a room that was just dedicated to like vintage.
Speaker 4: Toys and comic books.
Speaker 18: I noticed a painting in the room that stuck out
Speaker 18: to me. It was of a birthday clown holding balloons,
Speaker 18: and Brian got very excited when I asked him about it.
Speaker 18: He flipped the thing around and on the back it
Speaker 18: said to Brian, I hope you enjoy the painting, best
Speaker 18: wishes your friend John Wayne Gacy. It was a self
Speaker 18: portrait of serial killer John Wayne Gacy, and Brian actually
Speaker 18: developed a pen power relationship with John. He kept like
Speaker 18: this pile of letters and photos from John Wayne Gacy
Speaker 18: in his nightstand next to his bed.
Speaker 5: Very very weird yep. And then Jason Handy was also
Speaker 5: who the lady also talked about. He was also an
Speaker 5: employee on the set. He was a production assistant a
Speaker 5: PA on the Nickelodeon set. He was along with kids
Speaker 5: very often. Yep, he was along with kids very often.
Speaker 5: He was arrested on multiple charges after the police got
Speaker 5: an anonymous tip about him, and he had built relationships
Speaker 5: with child actors who had small roles on shows as extras,
Speaker 5: promising them future roles and we have audio frame as well.
Speaker 7: Law enforcement had been tipped off about Jason Handy's inappropriate
Speaker 7: behavior towards.
Speaker 6: Children, so in two thousand and three they searched his home.
Speaker 7: They find this enormous trove of child pornography, over ten
Speaker 7: thousand images of children, including seven hundred and sixty eight
Speaker 7: images of young girls in erotic poses, two hundred and
Speaker 7: thirty eight images of young girls in sexually explicit poses,
Speaker 7: and two images of girls engaged in bondadjectivity. One of
Speaker 7: the CDs included having video files of miners engaged in
Speaker 7: sexually explicit conduct.
Speaker 1: Lord.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 5: They also found his journal and he admitted to some
Speaker 5: crazy things. He also wrote about his relationship with a
Speaker 5: nine year old girl who was a guest on The
Speaker 5: Star Show.
Speaker 6: Cousin Skeeter, I am a pedophile, full blown.
Speaker 7: I really have been giving in to my desire for
Speaker 7: little girls these past few weeks, and I even struggle
Speaker 7: on a day to day basis of how I can
Speaker 7: find a victim to rape if I have to.
Speaker 6: And this was These are all people employed by Dan Schneider.
Speaker 5: Schneider yet Nickelodeon, but Dan Schneider, he was over top
Speaker 5: of everybody.
Speaker 9: I haven't watched this documentary and don't plan too because
Speaker 9: I don't want that in much spirit. But I just
Speaker 9: want to know what happens next. It's just going to
Speaker 9: lead the charges being bought against these individuals. Have charges
Speaker 9: already been brought against the.
Speaker 5: Yes, actually, Brian Pack, remember I reported a story about him.
Speaker 5: He was Drake's predator, Drake Bell's predator he spoke about
Speaker 5: and he only served sixteen months in jail and then
Speaker 5: he went to work for Disney.
Speaker 6: They gave him a job at Disney.
Speaker 9: So yeah, yeah, I just want to know what's gonna
Speaker 9: come out of putting all of this out there, because
Speaker 9: if nothing comes of it, then they're just exploiting these
Speaker 9: kids trauma for profit.
Speaker 1: Well, you see what's happened.
Speaker 8: It seems like more and more of these kids are
Speaker 8: coming out and talking about other people that have been
Speaker 8: sexually assaulting them and doing these type of things, which
Speaker 8: is what we want because we want to protect these
Speaker 8: kids and these child actioralsll.
Speaker 4: That's what we want.
Speaker 9: If it leads to people actually being arrested by olle, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but then a lot of people are they have
Speaker 5: mental illness because their story has never been told what
Speaker 5: I mean, So I still think that it's you know,
Speaker 5: of course they should be compensated something happens, and then
Speaker 5: also like these people should be put in jail and
Speaker 5: all that, but just still to know about this, you know.
Speaker 5: That's the way my son don't want to do TV.
Speaker 5: I would never even let them. I don't even care.
Speaker 5: Like you know what I'm saying, Stories like this should
Speaker 5: be told, just for both sides of it.
Speaker 6: You know, industry is very wicked.
Speaker 4: All right, Well that is yes, with the mess, the
Speaker 4: worldwide mess, that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Now when we come back, Teslin Figuro will be joining us.
Speaker 8: We're gonna kick it with test and then Candice owns
Speaker 8: to be in a building. It's the breakfast Good morning.
Speaker 3: You're checking out the breakfast club on everybody is DJ
Speaker 3: n V, Jess Hilarius, Charlamaga, gud we are the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Let's get in some front page news. What up tis?
Speaker 6: What's going on? Dj mvjess Hilarious, CHARLEMAGNEA guy, good morning.
Speaker 8: Now let's jump right into it. Let's talk about lego
Speaker 8: heads in California.
Speaker 4: Boss.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is really interesting.
Speaker 5: Guys, make sure you go look this up and just
Speaker 5: thought this was a really interesting story. In twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: the state legislature in California pass laws preventing law enforcement
Speaker 5: from posting monk shots on their social media accounts accept
Speaker 5: in certain situations. That's when the department began using emojis
Speaker 5: to block the faces of suspects seeing and arrest photos,
Speaker 5: but they eventually settled on logo heads.
Speaker 6: Lego heads. Take a listen.
Speaker 19: The Muriada Police Department getting a lot of attention lately
Speaker 19: over these social media posts not showing the suspects faces
Speaker 19: instead covering them up with lego heads.
Speaker 2: At least five years ago we started. We began publishing
Speaker 2: a weekly round up where we put out booking photographs
Speaker 2: of arrest that we made during the week. Those posts, specifically,
Speaker 2: would sometimes get a little off track, focus more on
Speaker 2: the physical appearances of the suspects that we posted about
Speaker 2: versus the.
Speaker 1: Story and the good work that our officers were doing.
Speaker 19: At first, they started using emojis. Even Shrek made an
Speaker 19: appearance in one post. So why then use lego heads
Speaker 19: a little of fun, get some attention, you know, game?
Speaker 19: The social media algorithms generate some attraction. It likes following
Speaker 19: stuff like that. Plus, it's now against the law for
Speaker 19: law enforcement to post mug shots of suspects in most circumstances.
Speaker 19: The new law has changed the way Riverside police do things.
Speaker 9: We such an unserious country. Did you hear what he said?
Speaker 9: Basically they just cloud Chase literally said they doing it
Speaker 9: for the grant that I'm telling you man, we are
Speaker 9: such an unserious country.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 9: Everybody in their mama is chasing an algorithm, and it's that.
Speaker 6: It is, including the police department.
Speaker 14: So that's that.
Speaker 1: Like why, Well, their point.
Speaker 5: Is that I guess they want to see want people
Speaker 5: to know, Hey, you get arrested for this, or you
Speaker 5: get arrested for that. This the work that we're doing
Speaker 5: and so that's just a way I guess that's how
Speaker 5: they're doing that outreach to get people to.
Speaker 9: And also I guess the biggest point that wasn't said
Speaker 9: in the news report, at least I missed it is
Speaker 9: that the images of suspects involved.
Speaker 4: In non violent crimes for him being shared.
Speaker 9: I was like, why would they wouldn't want to share,
Speaker 9: you know, the faces of murderers and pedaphile not violent?
Speaker 4: Non violent? Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 5: Like, hey, maybe if you were drunk and this, you know,
Speaker 5: maybe you got arrested for it, and once you hey,
Speaker 5: you know, we'll arrest you, and you know, it's not
Speaker 5: a game. And kind of use that as a way
Speaker 5: to promote you know, awareness on what they're doing and
Speaker 5: to keep people, you know, engaged. Remember that I used
Speaker 5: to have. I don't know how many states do it,
Speaker 5: but they, you know, like put out mug shots every
Speaker 5: week of people maybe do stupid stuff and you get
Speaker 5: a chance to kind of follow some people watch that
Speaker 5: type of stuff.
Speaker 6: So this is just their way of you know, awareness,
Speaker 6: and a.
Speaker 9: Lot of people are innocent until proven guilty, you know,
Speaker 9: so it's like you might you might get a mug
Speaker 9: shot and you know you probably did not you might
Speaker 9: not have committed the crime.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And they said people were focusing on like what
Speaker 5: people look like.
Speaker 6: But you know how social media is.
Speaker 5: Instead of talkalking about, hey, this person got arrested for
Speaker 5: X y Z and you need to be aware of this,
Speaker 5: they're talking about, oh, look at his hair or look
Speaker 5: at his clothes or look at it. So they just said, okay,
Speaker 5: we'll just take this part out and just deal. You know,
Speaker 5: look at the make the issue the focus and not
Speaker 5: the person.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask.
Speaker 8: I know one time, they have an app where you
Speaker 8: can see where all the pedalphiles live in your area.
Speaker 8: Sometimes you're supposed to oh yeah, yeah, there's no sign
Speaker 8: or nothing like that. They don't make you put a
Speaker 8: sign in your lawn.
Speaker 9: And they do because I haven't seen seen the sign.
Speaker 5: Before you have it, or you'll go to jail for
Speaker 5: not you know, identifying.
Speaker 1: Because I haven't seen a sign in the lawn.
Speaker 4: And well that's good, I mean, I know that's good.
Speaker 1: Or that people are not putting the signs.
Speaker 5: They're not putting the signs up what it is, But
Speaker 5: you can definitely go on you can definitely go online
Speaker 5: and put in your address and see who is. It's
Speaker 5: actually quite shocking. I recommend people do it. You'll be
Speaker 5: surprised you know how many people around you, uh may
Speaker 5: be in that database.
Speaker 6: Very very interesting.
Speaker 1: All right, well let's discuss a body now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So fireworks at the House hearing yesterday for the
Speaker 5: Biden impeachment inquiry. So have you missed it. I'm going
Speaker 5: to give you a quick recap on what happens. The
Speaker 5: Republicans and Democrats call witnesses to support and refute claims
Speaker 5: that President Biden was involved in his son, Hunter Biden's
Speaker 5: business dealings.
Speaker 6: Take a listen, Lee.
Speaker 20: Tonight a fiery inflection point in the impeachment inquiry into
Speaker 20: President Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, excuse me, mister Bublinsky, that's my time.
Speaker 20: House Republicans holding a hearing designed to feature Hunter Biden,
Speaker 20: who had asked to give public testimony but declined to appear. Instead,
Speaker 20: the committee heard from a pair of former Hunter Biden
Speaker 20: business associates who testified. Despite President Biden's denials he was
Speaker 20: involved in his son's businesses, he was.
Speaker 19: An active, aware enabler who met with business associates such
Speaker 19: as myself to further the business.
Speaker 20: They say Joe Biden participated in person and on speakerphone
Speaker 20: in meetings and dinners with Hunter's foreign business partners. Hunter's
Speaker 20: former business associate Jason glanis testifying from prison.
Speaker 18: The Vice president said he some plus offerers and then
Speaker 18: all we say travels and Matt said, well, okay, you'd
Speaker 18: be good to.
Speaker 21: My whole wofe.
Speaker 5: So Democrats said that there was no evidence of a crime.
Speaker 5: They invited les Lev Partners and ex associate of Rudy Giuliani,
Speaker 5: and he said he was hired to dig up dirt
Speaker 5: on biden business ventures in Ukraine.
Speaker 6: Take a listen to what he had to say.
Speaker 4: I found precisely zero evidence of the Biden's corruption in Ukraine.
Speaker 20: In an exclusive interview, Partners accused Republicans of being willing
Speaker 20: accomplices of the Kremlin.
Speaker 4: They're not getting down to the truth. All they're doing
Speaker 4: is pushing the same Russian narrative and propaganda.
Speaker 6: A couple other things. There was a lot of back
Speaker 6: and forth yesterday during the hearing.
Speaker 5: Florida Representative Muskolwitz called Republicans bluff. He said he will
Speaker 5: help the Republicans out and make a motion right now
Speaker 5: to go ahead and Pete. He said, if y'all gonna
Speaker 5: do it, do it. Let's get it out the way.
Speaker 5: Take a listen to what he had to say.
Speaker 22: Why aren't you guys calling for the vote in your committee?
Speaker 22: When is it going to happen?
Speaker 1: We don't disnap impeachments like you guys. We actually do
Speaker 1: the facts. We do oversight.
Speaker 4: You're never You're never gonna call for it.
Speaker 1: You can predict the future.
Speaker 12: How you know?
Speaker 22: You guys only have six more months probably in power,
Speaker 22: right until the elections.
Speaker 19: This is a constitution put a time limit on the oversight.
Speaker 1: I don't think I did.
Speaker 4: I didn't read that in the constitution.
Speaker 22: So if you believe you don't, you don't can't call
Speaker 22: for the impeachment now. Then what you're admitting is you
Speaker 22: haven't yet proven that he's committed a high crime and misdemeanor.
Speaker 4: You haven't proven it yet, otherwise you would call for it.
Speaker 4: I assume this is a big nothing burger, y'all.
Speaker 1: What was at the time?
Speaker 9: Everybody, everybody, both of these campaigns just need to get
Speaker 9: out there on the campaign trail, rodes leans up and
Speaker 9: attempt to energize people.
Speaker 4: Trump's charge is not gonna stop him from running.
Speaker 9: And this Joe Biden fake impeachment pro man gonna stop
Speaker 9: him from running.
Speaker 4: Easy, everybody need to get to work.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Interesting you say that, because that's one the one last
Speaker 5: clip I want to play where he said they're never
Speaker 5: gonna do this impeachment. This is all just a big bluff.
Speaker 5: TAKEE play that last one, and so I just think.
Speaker 4: We should do it today. Let's just call for it.
Speaker 22: I'll make the motion, mister Sherman.
Speaker 4: I want to help you out.
Speaker 22: You can second it, right, like, make the motion to
Speaker 22: impeach President Biden. Go ahead, sure, Sue you second it.
Speaker 22: Nothing Okay, we got nothing.
Speaker 4: So I wanted with my last.
Speaker 22: Couplements show the American people that they're never gonna impeach
Speaker 22: Joe Biden. It's never gonna happen because they don't have
Speaker 22: the evidence.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is a show.
Speaker 22: It's all fake. They just want to do these hearings.
Speaker 22: It's not leading to impeachment. They're lying to their base
Speaker 22: on Newsmax and Fox leading these people to believe that
Speaker 22: they're gonna eventually impeach the president.
Speaker 4: It's not gonna happen at all. Ever, period you had Republicans.
Speaker 9: You had some Republicans say months ago that you know,
Speaker 9: they were just looking to do this as get back
Speaker 9: for the two times that Trump was impeached. So it's like,
Speaker 9: you'll stop wasting the americans people time, Stop wasting the
Speaker 9: American people's time.
Speaker 4: Everybody, just get out there on the campaign trail.
Speaker 9: And you know, both of these individuals, Trump and Biden
Speaker 9: need to go out there and try to win this
Speaker 9: election the old fashioned way by shaking hands and kissing babies.
Speaker 4: Better go out there and energize the people and stop
Speaker 4: these stunts.
Speaker 5: And knock it on doors and getting it done. Because,
Speaker 5: as we talked about yesterday, you have a lot of
Speaker 5: people that are showing up to the polls just to
Speaker 5: say I don't want to deal with either one of you.
Speaker 5: And those are period that you need to be concerned about.
Speaker 5: For sure, there's always going to be more people who.
Speaker 6: Sit at home.
Speaker 5: People say that every day. Oh, people sitting home. People
Speaker 5: sit at home all the time. What I with this
Speaker 5: threat that we're seeing now is that you have people
Speaker 5: on both sides, Republicans and Democrats, that are getting out
Speaker 5: of their bed, putting on their clothes, driving down to
Speaker 5: the poll just to say I don't want either one
Speaker 5: of y'all. No, those are the ones that you really
Speaker 5: need to be concerned about. And people can say, oh,
Speaker 5: it's not a big dealer, it's just one hundred thousand people.
Speaker 5: But one hundred thousand people can make a one percent
Speaker 5: two percent difference, you know, especially in a swing state,
Speaker 5: so it makes a big difference. We saw that in
Speaker 5: Michigan in twenty sixteen. So yep, get out there, shake hands,
Speaker 5: kiss babies, do what you need to do, and to
Speaker 5: pass out checks or do something. Do figure out what
Speaker 5: you're gonna do, because this back and forth is just drama.
Speaker 1: And people are over it.
Speaker 9: That's why I'm man. I'm part of the exhausting majority.
Speaker 9: I don't give a damn about either party. Democrat are Republican,
Speaker 9: and I feel like, if you're black in this country,
Speaker 9: you damn sure shouldn't be beholding the either party. You shouldn't
Speaker 9: be beholding the Republican and you shouldn't beholding the Democrats period.
Speaker 1: I can give it all right, or a politician.
Speaker 9: Politicians in this period like, I'm strictly voting my interest
Speaker 9: nothing more than nothing less.
Speaker 1: There you go, all right, Well, thank you?
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Speaker 8: All right, now, when we come back, Candace Owens will
Speaker 8: be joining us, So we're gonna kick it with Candace Owens.
Speaker 4: So don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ env just hilarious, charlamage the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guests
Speaker 1: in the building.
Speaker 4: Oh they're not gonna like this one. We have Candace Owens. Welcome.
Speaker 1: How you feeling?
Speaker 6: I feel great?
Speaker 4: Where did all of this begin for Candace Owns?
Speaker 23: You know, I feel like I have this a very
Speaker 23: regular story. Like I was born in New York, raised
Speaker 23: in Stanford. There was nothing, you know, particularly that stood
Speaker 23: out in my childhood that mean me think that I
Speaker 23: was going to go into politics. I feel like I
Speaker 23: landed into politics kind of accidentally. And I say accidentally
Speaker 23: because I was I thought I was a liberal my
Speaker 23: whole life, you know, I thought I was on the
Speaker 23: left my whole life and really didn't pay attention to
Speaker 23: politics in any meaningful way. And then, you know, when
Speaker 23: Trump was running for office, I didn't want to be elected.
Speaker 23: I was like this, not because I thought he was
Speaker 23: a racist or a sexist, but just because I thought
Speaker 23: it was crazy to go from Obama, who had a
Speaker 23: certain decorum about him too, suddenly this sort of brash
Speaker 23: New Yorker. But I thought it was weird when all
Speaker 23: of a sudden, the people that liked Trump, you know,
Speaker 23: everyone thought he was like this iconic symbol of business.
Speaker 23: He was in rap songs, everybody Trump was, the status
Speaker 23: flipped on him in one second. I just didn't I
Speaker 23: didn't buy the narrative that he was in the media
Speaker 23: for three four decades and suddenly you wanted me to
Speaker 23: believe overnight that he was like Adolf Hitler and a racist.
Speaker 23: So I just didn't trust the media's narrative about him,
Speaker 23: and so I decided to actually listen to what he said.
Speaker 23: I still didn't vote for him in twenty sixteen, but
Speaker 23: I wanted to just listen to what he actually said.
Speaker 23: And then when I saw what he was saying versus
Speaker 23: how it was being reported, I just found out to
Speaker 23: be extremely dishonest. So I started researching more, learning more
Speaker 23: and then I got kind of angry, like just with
Speaker 23: the lies, because I do think Black Americans are intentionally
Speaker 23: manipulated emotionally by the media and you know, kind of
Speaker 23: kept dumb but emotional intentionally by the school system. And
Speaker 23: I started reading up on like Thomas Soul, Shelby Steele,
Speaker 23: a bunch of black scholars I originally had dismissed as
Speaker 23: Uncle Tom's and you know, irony now as I get
Speaker 23: called am uncle time all the time, so I got
Speaker 23: what was coming. But yeah, and then I realized that
Speaker 23: actually I've always been a conservative, I just didn't know it.
Speaker 23: And economically speaking, of course, the conservative arguments make the
Speaker 23: most sense.
Speaker 4: Does that bother you that people call you and Uncle Tom?
Speaker 6: No, not at all.
Speaker 23: First off, because if they've read the book, uncle Tom
Speaker 23: was the hero, but also because I get it. You know,
Speaker 23: how can I fault people for something that I would
Speaker 23: have engaged in for the majority of my life. I
Speaker 23: thought the same thing about black conservatives, like I thought
Speaker 23: it was this betrayal, but I never actually understood it. It
Speaker 23: was just an emotional response. And I think that kind
Speaker 23: of is if you come out of the public school system.
Speaker 23: I can't imagine how you could be a black conservative
Speaker 23: when just the way that they even tell us our
Speaker 23: own history is just not true.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 4: Do you think that that's true with most people though?
Speaker 9: Like you know, like when you think of a Trump
Speaker 9: or just anybody, you're you're fine with them, but then
Speaker 9: you learn like their politics or you learn what they
Speaker 9: believe spiritually, and then you're like, uh, you're turned off
Speaker 9: from it.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And I don't even think it's necessarily the politics.
Speaker 6: I really do.
Speaker 23: Think the media plays the biggest part in it because Trump,
Speaker 23: as far as I know, Trump's been maybe he used
Speaker 23: to be a Democrat, but he's been a Republican and
Speaker 23: a conservative for a long time. I mean, we know
Speaker 23: he had to have been a conservative in terms of economics.
Speaker 23: You know, he's wealthy, so you'd be hard pressed to
Speaker 23: find someone that's wealthy and you know, advocating for Marxists beliefs.
Speaker 23: But yeah, I just feel like it's more about the
Speaker 23: media wants power. The media has a vested interest in
Speaker 23: things politically, and they like to make us think that
Speaker 23: we're having this open conversation and we're learning the.
Speaker 6: Truth about people.
Speaker 23: But these are just hatchet near jobs, libeling people, and
Speaker 23: I diluting a ton of people to turn against their
Speaker 23: own dust interests.
Speaker 4: Now you said something earlier, you said that you wanted
Speaker 4: to listen to what Trump had to say. In twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: you still didn't vote for him. So looking at the
Speaker 4: country now, right of course, this Trump is Biden. Who
Speaker 4: do you think is better for our community?
Speaker 6: Obviously?
Speaker 23: Well, first and foremost, just for everybody. You should have
Speaker 23: a president that's you, not mentally deteriorating like Biden is.
Speaker 23: I mean, he's in full mental deterioration. It's crazy to
Speaker 23: pretend anything else that's happening right now. It's scary, first
Speaker 23: and foremost, because we have real enemies out there, and
Speaker 23: you have a person that can't lead. You know, he
Speaker 23: can't remember what he ate for breakfast, he's saying things,
Speaker 23: and the amount of times that he keeps talking about
Speaker 23: his dead son as if he's alive.
Speaker 6: It's very alarming.
Speaker 23: And I don't say that with any ill will in
Speaker 23: my heart either, because he's showing signs of when my grandfather,
Speaker 23: who passed a couple of years ago, his minds are diminishing,
Speaker 23: and you start to see those early signs of dementia.
Speaker 23: The way he walks his gait, the way that he's falling.
Speaker 23: That this is crazy. Everyone should be outraged, whether you're
Speaker 23: on the left or the right. But in terms of
Speaker 23: the better candidate for black Americans, I asked people the question,
Speaker 23: how were you living under Trump, the person that they
Speaker 23: told you was going to put us back into chains
Speaker 23: and we were all going to be slaves again.
Speaker 6: How is the economy under Trump? And how are you
Speaker 6: doing today?
Speaker 23: And every time you ask that question, everyone knows that
Speaker 23: they were living better under Trump because he was deregulating
Speaker 23: the environment and there were just people were just living
Speaker 23: better under Trump. And he is, in my opinion, a
Speaker 23: better president because at least he's telling you the truth
Speaker 23: and he's telling you what he actually thinks.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 23: One of the things that I hated the most about
Speaker 23: him when he first came on the escuator, I was like, oh,
Speaker 23: he's way too brash. You know, Obama sounds way more polite.
Speaker 23: But I asked the question, do you want to be
Speaker 23: politely lied to or have somebody that's at least telling
Speaker 23: you what they think about you in no uncertain terms.
Speaker 23: So you know, I like Trump for a ton of reasons,
Speaker 23: and for me, it was always about the economic argument,
Speaker 23: and I knew that he was going to be a
Speaker 23: better candidate for Black Americans because of that. Especially, you know,
Speaker 23: build the Wall sounded so wild right back.
Speaker 6: In twenty sixteen.
Speaker 23: It sounded wild, It sounded enophobic, and I was saying,
Speaker 23: if these illegals get into the inner city communities, the
Speaker 23: first people that are going to be harmed are going
Speaker 23: to be Black Americans.
Speaker 8: People actually were mad at you right when you got
Speaker 8: into a conversation with Ti at the Revolt Music conference,
Speaker 8: right and you were saying that and people didn't understand it.
Speaker 8: But it seems like people are understanding what you were
Speaker 8: trying to say back then.
Speaker 23: Yeah, And I am so happy to have those moments because,
Speaker 23: like I think tis a trash person. You know, I'll
Speaker 23: say that a thousand times over, because first and foremost
Speaker 23: I had spoken to Ti prior to that event, Like
Speaker 23: TI was the only person on stage that I actually knew,
Speaker 23: and because for the same reasons that I met you,
Speaker 23: Kanye had put us in touch. We had talked, and
Speaker 23: I know that TI thinks more conservatively, so he was
Speaker 23: literally putting on a show. And so it just makes
Speaker 23: me wonder, especially with all the stuff that came out
Speaker 23: in the did he lassuit?
Speaker 6: Like who's controlling TI? Because that was wild.
Speaker 23: He was literally putting on a show like he didn't
Speaker 23: know me on stage, like he was surprised I was
Speaker 23: saying the stuff. He was way more level headed and
Speaker 23: rational when we were on the phone, and I still
Speaker 23: look back in the moment, I'm like, what was he doing?
Speaker 23: It was just it was like a circus act up there,
Speaker 23: and he was doing something that I thought was harmful
Speaker 23: because we were actually having a great discussion, and yet
Speaker 23: he created a little moment and that was all the
Speaker 23: media ran with the fact we were on that stage
Speaker 23: for hours, they ran with that moment, and I was
Speaker 23: really upset about it.
Speaker 6: But you're right.
Speaker 23: I was talking a lot about legal immigration and saying
Speaker 23: something that we need to pay attention to because eventually
Speaker 23: the black vote's not going to matter. Something that that
Speaker 23: they worked so hard for is not going to matter.
Speaker 23: They get enough of legals in what are we at
Speaker 23: ten million under Biden, and they're doing it intentionally like
Speaker 23: it's going to be the same thing that they did
Speaker 23: to black Americans in the sixties, what Lynnon Bange Johnson's
Speaker 23: did when he established welfare ism, in.
Speaker 6: The Great Society Act.
Speaker 23: They want to get these people in, offer them handouts
Speaker 23: and turn them into economic slaves that will continue to
Speaker 23: vote for Democrats because they're getting free handouts. And it's
Speaker 23: incredibly racist first and foremost, but because Black Americans are
Speaker 23: still a lot of Black Americans, I just say, are
Speaker 23: still living under this deception that Lennon Bange Johnson was
Speaker 23: a good president even though he wasn't a vowed racist.
Speaker 6: I mean, he hated black people.
Speaker 23: I mean so many times, I mean hard are referring
Speaker 23: to us as the N word. I'll have those N
Speaker 23: words voting Democrat for the next two hundred years. And
Speaker 23: this man is being held as a hero because he
Speaker 23: had to sign the Civil Rights Act essentially with the
Speaker 23: figurative gun to his head because the country was on fire.
Speaker 6: You know, JFK I just died and there were.
Speaker 23: Riots in the streets protesting because of racism, and he
Speaker 23: did not want to sign it, but he did. And
Speaker 23: with the other hand, he signed the Great Society Act
Speaker 23: and incentivized welfarerism and you know, programs to incentivize not
Speaker 23: marrying black men. You know, to think that we had
Speaker 23: government agents knocking out a door, going into the homes
Speaker 23: of black women and being like, there better not be
Speaker 23: a man that lives here. We're just here to check
Speaker 23: to make sure. If you want this check, dad can't
Speaker 23: be home. Every other ill that Black America is facing
Speaker 23: today is because we've removed fathers from the home. So
Speaker 23: I am like a big you know, I use my
Speaker 23: platform to talk about men a lot and the need
Speaker 23: for male leadership. Everything that is so harmful. This you
Speaker 23: know me too, false feminism, all of this crap. It's
Speaker 23: anti man, and it's anti man for a reason, because
Speaker 23: a society cannot survive without strong men, a household cannot
Speaker 23: survive without strong men.
Speaker 6: We need strong men to lead homes.
Speaker 23: And so the fracturing of the black family I think
Speaker 23: was the test, like like we were the mice in
Speaker 23: the experiment, like let's see how that goes, and now
Speaker 23: they're kind of doing that writ large and I just
Speaker 23: I hate feminism so much I can't even tell you
Speaker 23: because what it's about is it's just an attack on them.
Speaker 6: All Right.
Speaker 1: We got more with Candace Owens when we come back.
Speaker 1: Don't wolve. It's the breakfast club, Good morning morning. Everybody
Speaker 1: is DJ.
Speaker 8: Envy Jess hilarious, Charla mean the guy we are to
Speaker 8: Breakfast club is still kicking it with Candace Owens.
Speaker 9: Charlemagne, you said, no government anywhere has a right to
Speaker 9: commit a genocide. Ever, there's no justification with genocide.
Speaker 23: Yeah, that is going to age so well. Genocide is
Speaker 23: always wrong. It is guys. It is always wrong and
Speaker 23: doesn't matter at any point in human history. Any person
Speaker 23: that is advocating for genocide is always in the wrong.
Speaker 23: And when I wrote that tweet, I was referring to
Speaker 23: Brian mast was a congressman. He got up and he
Speaker 23: literally said in Congress that there's no such thing as
Speaker 23: an innocent Palestinian.
Speaker 6: And I was like, that is genocidal.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 23: As soon as you say an entire group of people
Speaker 23: are all evil, you are now laying the groundwork to
Speaker 23: justify a genocide.
Speaker 6: And that to me was wild. So I spoke up
Speaker 6: against him.
Speaker 4: Now with the politicians, right, how are people better on
Speaker 4: under Trump?
Speaker 9: Though?
Speaker 4: Like, what are some things that you can point to?
Speaker 23: Well, I mean, like I said, common sense, everybody was
Speaker 23: looking better on the trunk put just in terms of
Speaker 23: the environment for people that were entrepreneurial, definitively one of
Speaker 23: the first things he did was he started slashing regulations, like,
Speaker 23: you know, slashing these barriers that prevent people who want
Speaker 23: to go into business from starting a business, because they
Speaker 23: learned that there's all of these government agencies that are
Speaker 23: you got to get this into place, You got to
Speaker 23: get this in place, you have to get you know,
Speaker 23: this license. That's that's government agencies that are actually standing
Speaker 23: between you and starting a company. And so on his
Speaker 23: very first day he was just like cutting regulations left
Speaker 23: and right, saying throbus went out, broke, this went out,
Speaker 23: bro this went out, which freed up the markets. At
Speaker 23: the end of the day, what I am is, I'm
Speaker 23: a free market capitalist. Free the markets allow people to
Speaker 23: compete fairly. Stop allowing the government to stop people or
Speaker 23: you know, de incentivize them from creating new jobs. I'll
Speaker 23: give you an example. A cousin of mine wanted to
Speaker 23: start a food truck. Great, awesome, love for you to
Speaker 23: do that, and he looked into like how many certifications
Speaker 23: and barriers there were before he could actually start the
Speaker 23: food truck. That is the government growing powerful. Essentially, you
Speaker 23: have to have money or you have to know somebody
Speaker 23: to play the game for you to be able to
Speaker 23: start from nothing and make something of yourself.
Speaker 6: Economic mobility is really what it's about.
Speaker 23: So, I mean, that was one of the things I
Speaker 23: loved the most about Trump is that he was very sensible.
Speaker 6: He has a very good business head.
Speaker 23: He understands the business environment, and every person should want to,
Speaker 23: you know, should be aspiring not to work for a
Speaker 23: bunch of people that don't have your best interest, but.
Speaker 4: To So many businesses have failed though, Yeah.
Speaker 23: But even failing is a part of the entrepreneur Things
Speaker 23: that I've tried to do have failed, right, And I
Speaker 23: don't ever let that be a barrier, Like I think
Speaker 23: that there's always this psychological mindset of people that are
Speaker 23: are fearful to fail. That's the best way for things
Speaker 23: to happen, because you learn so much and failure and
Speaker 23: people always want to point to and mock somebody for failing, like, oh,
Speaker 23: she tried to.
Speaker 6: Do this, and then she felt, well, leash, she tried, right,
Speaker 6: what are you doing?
Speaker 23: Yes, And you learn from them, you grow from those losses,
Speaker 23: you know, and that's enough.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 23: That's the thing that really bothers me too, is like
Speaker 23: that that's psychological conditioning of like, well, what's the point
Speaker 23: in trying cause you might fail. It's like, no, you
Speaker 23: should try and you might fail, and then you'll learn
Speaker 23: and the next time you try, you might make something
Speaker 23: of yourself.
Speaker 9: I won't go back to something you said earlier because
Speaker 9: I know a lot of people will hear you say, well, Ken,
Speaker 9: it's just speaking a lot about you.
Speaker 4: Know, the black family. But then you married a white man.
Speaker 23: For me personally, I never thought of my husband as
Speaker 23: a race. This is very interesting to me that to
Speaker 23: see people go, she's she's married to a white man.
Speaker 23: I look at my kids. I'm not like, oh, my
Speaker 23: kids are mixed. I married the person that it made
Speaker 23: the most sense for me to marry. I have a
Speaker 23: mind that is just you know, if you even knew
Speaker 23: half the things that I'm thinking about, stuff that I'm reading,
Speaker 23: just go go, go, go go all the time. It's
Speaker 23: it's difficult for me to find It was difficult for
Speaker 23: me to find a partner. That was a challenge to me,
Speaker 23: you know, the challenge that I needed, whether you want
Speaker 23: to take an academic challenge, whatever it is, with my
Speaker 23: same interests. It just was what you will know, a
Speaker 23: lot of times school think that when people come together
Speaker 23: it's because of how they look. Actually actually read this
Speaker 23: in a Thomas SOULWLK, but maybe it was Shelby Steel book.
Speaker 23: People tend to marry their IQ.
Speaker 6: Which is interesting.
Speaker 23: You think, like if you see two black people together, oh,
Speaker 23: it's because they are two black people, but actually they
Speaker 23: are probably better match based on their IQ.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 23: I fell in love with my husband just because I
Speaker 23: think he is one of the most brilliant people ever.
Speaker 23: You know, I love him very much. The stuff that
Speaker 23: we talk about, I'm like, there is no other person
Speaker 23: that I.
Speaker 6: Could have married.
Speaker 23: We have three beautiful children who are growing up in
Speaker 23: an environment that I am just so happy that I
Speaker 23: was able to you know what. Every parent wants to
Speaker 23: give your children better than you had, you know, and
Speaker 23: thats all I can say.
Speaker 5: I'm just the luckiest person in the entire world. Have
Speaker 5: you ever dated black man before?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, I dated black men, which is another thing
Speaker 23: that I always find really funny because the media tries
Speaker 23: to portray me as someone who only liked white guys. Actually,
Speaker 23: if you want to be honest, I started off on
Speaker 23: a really strong Asian kick.
Speaker 6: In my life. I thought I was gonna marry an
Speaker 6: Asian man.
Speaker 23: I did my first boyfriend was Japanese, my second boyfriend
Speaker 23: was Korean.
Speaker 6: I just really loved Asian men.
Speaker 23: Was weird, yeah, con agent population is yeah, I mean
Speaker 23: there's age population everywhere.
Speaker 4: I don't know what it was, there a higher one
Speaker 4: in connect No, I think.
Speaker 6: I just pursued Asian men. I don't know. I just
Speaker 6: liked Asian guys.
Speaker 4: And as always fetishized as Asian men.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, what is wrong with you?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 9: You're a q TI performing earlier, but you know your
Speaker 9: your you got a platform too, so do you find
Speaker 9: yourself performing?
Speaker 23: I'm genuine, So there's never going to be a person
Speaker 23: that comes on to my show or a person that
Speaker 23: I've talked to that is going to be like the
Speaker 23: Candice then flipped up, you know when the cameras were
Speaker 23: on and started saying things that she didn't say to
Speaker 23: me privately.
Speaker 6: That's what I mean about a performance. Why did you
Speaker 6: do that? You and I had spoken on the phone
Speaker 6: multiple times.
Speaker 23: I know what you think. I know that you're you,
Speaker 23: you ve your conservative, So what was that?
Speaker 6: Actually? What was that?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 23: For me, I actually say what I believe, you know,
Speaker 23: I actually believe the things that I'm saying and people
Speaker 23: just find that to be incredulous. How could a black
Speaker 23: person not be a Democrat. How could she not honor
Speaker 23: Lynen Vane Johnson's dream to have you know and words
Speaker 23: voting Democrat for the next two hundred years.
Speaker 6: Because I learned my history properly after I left school.
Speaker 23: You know, because now I see that the people that
Speaker 23: I thought were my saviors are actually avowed racists, and
Speaker 23: what they really wanted to do was just to recreate
Speaker 23: the slave plantation. And when I see people like Ti,
Speaker 23: it gets me angry.
Speaker 6: It does.
Speaker 23: People should be angry. People should now be questioning full stop,
Speaker 23: especially after Didty lawsuit, like, what's really what's not who's
Speaker 23: being blackmailed? You know who maybe you know is being
Speaker 23: controlled by certain people?
Speaker 6: What do you mean? What's up? You guys have definitely
Speaker 6: covered it right, Absolutely is crazy.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 23: It suggests that he was the Jeffrey Epstein of Hollywood,
Speaker 23: that there's a blackmail ringing, that people are being given drugs,
Speaker 23: they're doing things while they're drugged, and then those people
Speaker 23: are controlled. Right, Because if you're a rapper and your
Speaker 23: brand is hardcore, and I have a video of you
Speaker 23: kissing a guy and I'm like, I'll release it unless
Speaker 23: you say or do or take this position.
Speaker 6: That's a blackmail ring, right, So, oh, he wasn't.
Speaker 23: I'm just saying that the Diddy lawsuit kind of led
Speaker 23: me to ask some larger questions about okay, because I
Speaker 23: have been feeling like in my heart that something weird's
Speaker 23: going on with black media. You know, I'm like, what
Speaker 23: is this trash that we're trying to sell as good music?
Speaker 23: This is not This isn't black culture. I hate that
Speaker 23: black people even call it black culture because that's like no,
Speaker 23: vultures came in and took black culture, turned it into
Speaker 23: something else. Like I said, I've said it many times.
Speaker 23: I grew up listening to Lauren Hill. Stop trying to
Speaker 23: tell me this is black culture. Like I grew up
Speaker 23: and my grandfather's listening to the Temptations. Stop trying to
Speaker 23: sell to me this is black culture.
Speaker 6: It's not.
Speaker 4: This is why monolithic. I mean, you're like even you're
Speaker 4: you're an example of it.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not saying we're a monolith.
Speaker 23: I'm just saying that black people create magic when they
Speaker 23: want to. Okay, there's no singer that is better than
Speaker 23: a black singer. If you want to go tip for tech.
Speaker 23: Give me the best, you know, white singer versus the
Speaker 23: best black singer, Like we have unbelievable talent. Right, So,
Speaker 23: if you're going to tell me that what we are
Speaker 23: now making mainstream is the filth that I hear today,
Speaker 23: I'm gonna start asking questions about who's condoning this move.
Speaker 1: We got more with Candas Oons when we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning morning, everybody.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Envy Jess, Hilarry Charlemagne, the guy we're still kicking it with,
Speaker 8: Candace Owens, Charlomagne.
Speaker 24: I also believe that Hollywood was created by the CIA.
Speaker 23: Well before we say Hollywood was created by the CIA,
Speaker 23: I guess I should clarify because you know, first off,
Speaker 23: you guys do know if the Pentagon has a budget
Speaker 23: for film, there's a whole department.
Speaker 4: That's a fact.
Speaker 23: There you go, That's all you need to know. There's
Speaker 23: an entire department in the Pentagon. They get involved with films,
Speaker 23: and they get involved with films for the purpose of propaganda.
Speaker 23: They always have, well movies, I should have said Pentagon
Speaker 23: instead of CIA, tons of them.
Speaker 6: I should show you the listenship pull it up is wild.
Speaker 23: Yeah, Pentagon Apartment for Hollywood, tons of them have to
Speaker 23: even transformers, even transformers like you know, because they're concerned
Speaker 23: about certain narratives they get involved with, like World War films,
Speaker 23: like how are we telling a story about history?
Speaker 6: Usually it's because.
Speaker 23: We're lying about what we did or trying not to
Speaker 23: make Americans aware of the crimes against humanity that they
Speaker 23: commit overseas.
Speaker 9: You know, Peentagondas funded some films Black hawged Down, Red Down, GoldenEye.
Speaker 23: The more you know, so now you understand your experience
Speaker 23: in theaters is what your government wants you to think.
Speaker 23: They want you to think that this is how things happen,
Speaker 23: and it's usually not at all how things have actually happened.
Speaker 9: Six of the best movies made would help from the
Speaker 9: Department of Defense.
Speaker 4: This is military.
Speaker 6: I shouldn't have said CIA. I should have just said
Speaker 6: the government.
Speaker 4: But yeah, read Dawn Apollo thirteen.
Speaker 6: It's all about iron man I don't know that was
Speaker 6: on a list. What iron manna? That's her limit right there?
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 6: Now, it's crazy.
Speaker 4: What is the what is the point of it? Just control?
Speaker 6: Yeah, propaganda, it's crazy.
Speaker 23: You grow up in school and you think propaganda belongs
Speaker 23: to the East or something. Propaganda is the name of
Speaker 23: the game of our government. They again, never want you
Speaker 23: to look into the crimes that they are committing, so
Speaker 23: they constantly trying to sell themselves as.
Speaker 6: The good guys.
Speaker 23: They did the most, They rescued and saved the world.
Speaker 23: They've never done anything bad overseas. If you are living
Speaker 23: and you believe that the American government hasn't committed crimes
Speaker 23: against humanity, you just you had to wake up from
Speaker 23: the propaganda.
Speaker 1: You just got it.
Speaker 23: You got to you gotta learn real history now always
Speaker 23: taught to you in a textbook.
Speaker 6: That's all just propaganda. You know, we've done horrific things.
Speaker 8: You mentioned Kanye put you on the phone with TI
Speaker 8: and some other people. What's your relationship with Kanye? Because
Speaker 8: I know one time y'all were going to do a
Speaker 8: business with each other and yeah, just Phisladelicia.
Speaker 23: Yeah, you know, I was under so much pressure it
Speaker 23: was actually insane to say horrific things about Kanye when
Speaker 23: all that stuff started going down.
Speaker 6: Was it two years ago now?
Speaker 23: And the truth is is my relationship with Kanye began
Speaker 23: long before I ever met Kanye. I really do credit
Speaker 23: creation of like my spirit and my character with listening
Speaker 23: to his music and having the courage to step out
Speaker 23: of the bounds of what people say that you are
Speaker 23: allowed to be, Like his song power, I played that
Speaker 23: so many times when I got into politics, just realizing
Speaker 23: that I was going to take a lot of bullets.
Speaker 23: People were gonna say a lot of things about me,
Speaker 23: but really the power is within me to just not care.
Speaker 23: That is why I think that a lot of people
Speaker 23: don't understand like what Kanye means I think to the
Speaker 23: black community. And that's why the media couldn't take them
Speaker 23: down because the media didn't create Kanye.
Speaker 6: That's the truth. They didn't create them.
Speaker 23: And so I will forever defend what Kanye has meant
Speaker 23: to so many people who grew up on his music
Speaker 23: and listen to his music, like the just no knowing
Speaker 23: that you can that you have within yourself and you
Speaker 23: have the power within yourself to be something.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 23: He's obviously still creating music, still loved very much. Do
Speaker 23: I agree with everything that Kanye does. No, I don't
Speaker 23: even think Kanye A grews all the stuff that Kanye does.
Speaker 9: He performs a lot, Yeah, he performs a lot. He
Speaker 9: throws under the bus when he when he needs to,
Speaker 9: though me. Yeah, it feels like about it just feels
Speaker 9: like he's quick to distance himself from you at certain points.
Speaker 23: You know, I think that a lot of the way
Speaker 23: the like what do you mean by that?
Speaker 9: I guess I think about one moment in particular, when
Speaker 9: everybody got mad at him. It was I don't know
Speaker 9: if it was it's something you designed. It was the
Speaker 9: blexit shirts or something, and you said he designed them
Speaker 9: and he was like I didn't.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 23: So I think that actually time has been good with
Speaker 23: that situation because I couldn't say a lot and people
Speaker 23: thought that I was like lying, like Cannis lied. First off,
Speaker 23: I never said that Kanye designed the T shirts. Ever,
Speaker 23: I said that he designed the logo. And Kanye did
Speaker 23: design the logo. He had helped us, like you know,
Speaker 23: I have photos of it. Like, but at that time,
Speaker 23: Kanye was going through a lot personally and I just
Speaker 23: didn't think.
Speaker 6: I just decided that I was just going to be
Speaker 6: the bigger person.
Speaker 23: I could have clarified it in the media, but I
Speaker 23: just lollowt everyone to call me a liar because, like
Speaker 23: I said, I'm like a fiercely loyal person, and because
Speaker 23: I knew of lot so that was going on personally
Speaker 23: with him, I just didn't want to add to the avalanche,
Speaker 23: you know, of people criticizing him. But again, I never
Speaker 23: had said that Kanye designed the T shirts, but he
Speaker 23: did help us with the logo.
Speaker 4: What is Kanda's one's definition of black excellence?
Speaker 6: That's a very good question, you know.
Speaker 23: I think black excellence would just be excellence period, because
Speaker 23: I always try to say the reason why you should
Speaker 23: we should remove ourselves from saying white excellence black excellence
Speaker 23: is because I've realized that there's been a power in
Speaker 23: people trying to segregate our minds in that way.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 23: Excellence, to me, I think is independence. I think it
Speaker 23: starts with independence of thought, like actually challenging yourself and
Speaker 23: challenging your beliefs and constantly re examining them, not thinking
Speaker 23: that you have it figured out. But I think that
Speaker 23: once we achieve higher education levels, and I'm talking about
Speaker 23: black people in mathematics, black literacy rate, jumping to what
Speaker 23: it should be, which should be one hundred percent. If
Speaker 23: if we're being honest, if you're sending somebody through the
Speaker 23: public education system, then we will start to see necessarily
Speaker 23: black people achieving more in our society. So I just
Speaker 23: personally think that we should be focusing on the black
Speaker 23: literacy rates full stop, and also creating our own companies,
Speaker 23: you know what I mean, and not having our voices controlled.
Speaker 24: We have a few questions for you, just just a
Speaker 24: few just to just to questions coming from these are
Speaker 24: black quiz questions.
Speaker 6: Question, so are we on Twitter? Where we at?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 4: Where did MLK deliver his famous I have a dream speech?
Speaker 6: Oh in Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: Yes, ding ding ding ding ding Yay.
Speaker 6: How many fights did Will Smith get into before his
Speaker 6: mom got scared?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Good question?
Speaker 6: Wes Philadelphia born and ways on the playground? Is my husband?
Speaker 6: Most of my days chilling out MAXIM relaxing, all cool
Speaker 6: and all shooting some b ball outside of the school.
Speaker 23: One a couple of guys they were up to no good,
Speaker 23: started making trouble from my neighborhood.
Speaker 6: I got in one little fight. One It was just why,
Speaker 6: it was a little one.
Speaker 5: No, you can't you can't think no song like it
Speaker 5: was a I thought you would scuffle.
Speaker 6: His mom got scared. Yeah, his mom was overreacting.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: The following is maya Angelou's first body of work, which
Speaker 9: is the following I'll let you, Yes, I.
Speaker 4: Wasn't give you.
Speaker 1: Following means you gotta give us. No.
Speaker 6: I don't know, Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I know why the cage bird sinks.
Speaker 6: The first one. That was a tough one. Yeah, my favorite.
Speaker 23: I was just giving you my favorite, my favorite one
Speaker 23: until a rise is my favorite. My Angelo poem finished
Speaker 23: this lyric temporary layoffs, good times, easy credit ripoffs, good
Speaker 23: time scratching and surviving good Times.
Speaker 6: You know what, that's before my time?
Speaker 1: Okay, good answer, Yeah, that is.
Speaker 6: Before my time. That's a little bit right. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 6: But how were you watching that? I was?
Speaker 17: You were?
Speaker 6: I did?
Speaker 23: I never watched it, I was, I watched. I feel
Speaker 23: like I watched every other show except except Good Times.
Speaker 23: Yeah all right, yeah, but that's Good Times would have
Speaker 23: been the eighties.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I was born in ninety two, but I
Speaker 5: watched it with my grandmother.
Speaker 23: I did not watch it, So I watched almost all
Speaker 23: of the other ones, but not that one. Okay, I
Speaker 23: knew it was good Times, but I didn't I didn't
Speaker 23: know the this is the easy one.
Speaker 9: Who's the first black woman to serve as the US
Speaker 9: Supreme Court justice, the first.
Speaker 23: Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court justice black woman?
Speaker 6: Is it now? Just now? It's her? She just literally
Speaker 6: just got in there, and I cannot you just give
Speaker 6: me the first letter. See, look at you is a
Speaker 6: little tricky. Her name is a little trick. Give me,
Speaker 6: give me the first letter. Wait, how do you actually
Speaker 6: say that?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 6: Kentalk k she has a tricky first name. And it's
Speaker 6: just response. God is good. God is good. Amen, you're
Speaker 6: gonna say God is great. I'm gonna do show God
Speaker 6: is good all the time and all the time.
Speaker 4: God is good. That's right.
Speaker 6: Where's that from?
Speaker 1: Church? Is actually?
Speaker 6: But why do you say all the time?
Speaker 1: Back from black church? God is good all the time?
Speaker 6: Church? Everybody said it. No, I guess I didn't go
Speaker 6: to enough black churches growing up.
Speaker 4: And what's the correct amount of raisers to add to
Speaker 4: a potatoes out?
Speaker 5: Zero?
Speaker 6: Okay, absolutely zero?
Speaker 23: It's actually offensive. It was almost it was almost a
Speaker 23: racist question. That is the wildest thing I've ever seen
Speaker 23: Caribbean because you just don't put raisins in the salad.
Speaker 4: Well, it was a.
Speaker 9: Pleasure, Yes, I believe. In conversation over confrontation.
Speaker 6: Thank you guys.
Speaker 9: I think that you know, nowadays people just be wanting
Speaker 9: to talk to people just to have a moment in Yeah,
Speaker 9: and it's like, YO, have a conversation with a person.
Speaker 9: Let a person put their ideas out there and let
Speaker 9: people decide how they feel about sitting.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 23: Right, And the biggest thing that I want to say
Speaker 23: is like, please stop putting reasons in potato salad.
Speaker 1: That's all you got. That's that's what you want to say,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 23: Thank you guys so much for me. I really appreciate this,
Speaker 23: and I'll come back anytime.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, it's Candice on this lady, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 4: The next feature on.
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Speaker 1: It's time for Donkey of the Day. It's a read.
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Speaker 24: to an elementary school named Connamar Township. Cornamar Township is
Speaker 24: in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, and they recently had to apologize
Speaker 24: for an assignment bought home by a fifth grade student
Speaker 24: last week.
Speaker 9: Would you like to hear what that assignment was. Let's
Speaker 9: go to ABC seven News for the report.
Speaker 4: Please.
Speaker 25: Conawa Township parents Kenneth and Sharon Poole tell us their
Speaker 25: daughter brought home an assignment last week instructing students to
Speaker 25: pretend to be a white master looking to buy a slave.
Speaker 13: So we got an assignment in our daughter's schoolworkfolder. Basically,
Speaker 13: it was like a colored worksheet that indicated that it
Speaker 13: was titled Auctions Winnings to the Highest Bidder, and it
Speaker 13: was an assignment wherein the fifth graders were supposed to
Speaker 13: portray slave masters and identify, you know, what qualifications they
Speaker 13: wanted in their slaves.
Speaker 26: The Pools say the assignment asked the students to draw
Speaker 26: and describe the living quarters as well as various scenarios
Speaker 26: that would occur on a plantation. They say their daughter
Speaker 26: lost points when she wrote she would treat the slaves
Speaker 26: nicely in a statement to six News, the superintendent of
Speaker 26: Conowell Township Elementary School says the assign I was intended
Speaker 26: to help students to comprehend slavery, but a different approach
Speaker 26: should have been taken. The couple says they're relieved to
Speaker 26: hear the assignment has been pulled from the class and
Speaker 26: they hope that other schools can learn from this reporting.
Speaker 26: Somerset County Bailey Wojik.
Speaker 9: Six News let the record show that the pools were white,
Speaker 9: and it warns my cold heart to see that they
Speaker 9: were disgusted about this. I mean, you know, listen, the
Speaker 9: notion that all white people are racist is asinine, But
Speaker 9: every now and then we have to be reminded that
Speaker 9: all white people aren't created equal, Okay, But that reminder
Speaker 9: goes out the window when you think to yourself, there
Speaker 9: was a fifth grade teacher out there who thought to
Speaker 9: themselves that it was okay to have an assignment where
Speaker 9: the fifth graders were supposed to portray slave masters and
Speaker 9: identify what qualifications they wanted in their slave Also, how
Speaker 9: many kids completed this assignment, how many parents sat at
Speaker 9: home with their kids and when their kids said, Mommy, daddy,
Speaker 9: what qualifications should I want in the slave? The parents
Speaker 9: helped them with it. Jesus, can you imagine, Let's not
Speaker 9: get it twisted. Though many of the enslave was skilled
Speaker 9: laborers and those skills were a vital part of the
Speaker 9: American economy. You have to think a lot of them
Speaker 9: arrived here with a wide range of traditional African crafts.
Speaker 4: So you had something that did weaving, wood carving, pottery making.
Speaker 9: You had somebody enslave that was skilled in rights cultivation,
Speaker 9: they had, you know.
Speaker 4: Media skill.
Speaker 9: But the fact that a little fifth grader potentially could
Speaker 9: be sitting around the table discussing with his parents the
Speaker 9: qualifications they are looking for in a slave in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty four, Jesus.
Speaker 4: I wish you bother us.
Speaker 9: Even more is at the pools that they contacted the
Speaker 9: teacher and principal. But they say that the school officials
Speaker 9: were initially unwilling to even remove the assignment.
Speaker 4: Are apologize.
Speaker 9: In fact, in a statement to six News, the superintendent
Speaker 9: of Connomar Township School District says the assignment was intended
Speaker 9: that helps students to comprehend slavery.
Speaker 4: What a different approach should have been taken?
Speaker 9: Yeah, how about the approach the freedom, the approach, the emancipation.
Speaker 9: They would never be an assignment in the school where
Speaker 9: someone said, hey, we wanted to help students comprehend the Holocaust,
Speaker 9: so we decided to do an assignment that taught students how.
Speaker 4: To be Nazi's.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 9: Wouldn't happen, wouldn't be tolerated, teacher, superintendent, principal, janitors, all
Speaker 9: the principal, shoppingers in the classroom would be gone if
Speaker 9: that happened. Not to mention, were in an era where
Speaker 9: these kids might grow up and be canceled for an
Speaker 9: assignment they participated in when they was ten. And these
Speaker 9: kids don't know no better, okay, in your adults clearly
Speaker 9: don't know any better.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're just simply teaching white supremacy.
Speaker 9: And why this is why the whole notion of waiting
Speaker 9: for racists to die isn't gonna work. Because I read
Speaker 9: a quote once and that quote is real. They said,
Speaker 9: white supremacy, it's not a shark, it is the water.
Speaker 9: Please give Connamar Township in Somerset, Pennsylvania the biggest he Huh. Now,
Speaker 9: Today's National co Parenting Day, it is, and you know,
Speaker 9: just just Hilaris's baby father.
Speaker 4: Room.
Speaker 24: That's right, him and just have one of the best
Speaker 24: cold parenting situations I've ever seen. But it took a
Speaker 24: while to get there.
Speaker 9: It took a while for them to get there. It
Speaker 9: took a while for them to get there. And so
Speaker 9: when we come back, they will be here. That's right
Speaker 9: to discuss how they co parents.
Speaker 8: How it started, how they got to a place where
Speaker 8: they can co parent in the best way, and.
Speaker 4: We'll ask a bunch of questions. We'll do that when
Speaker 4: we come back to don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning. The Breakfast Club only got against j MV
Speaker 1: Jess Larry and Charlamage.
Speaker 23: He died.
Speaker 1: We are to Breakfast Club. We got a special guest.
Speaker 9: In the ballet because today it's National co Parenting Day,
Speaker 9: so we had to bring in a man who I
Speaker 9: feel like him and just have one of the best
Speaker 9: co parenting relationships I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: Room is here here.
Speaker 8: Wow, Well just say, I want to know who gave
Speaker 8: Room some liquid this morning, And I.
Speaker 1: Was like, I didn't give it to it. I just
Speaker 1: told him where the ball was. Help yourself, Help yourself.
Speaker 1: That's fine, he said it was.
Speaker 5: You said it was apple juice, and so I was
Speaker 5: about to take a step, and I was.
Speaker 1: Like, was not you one apple juice? I just ain't
Speaker 1: thank you. Was gonna pick the cup up.
Speaker 9: You and just have the best co parenting situation I've
Speaker 9: ever witnessed. How did y'all get to this point?
Speaker 14: Bro?
Speaker 24: And she thinks she my mother first and foremost, But
Speaker 24: it took time. I felt like, you take the feelings
Speaker 24: out of it, and you realize that the child is
Speaker 24: the most important part of the relationship because it's still
Speaker 24: a readship.
Speaker 1: Whether you're intimate or not.
Speaker 24: You can do magical things, magical things, And I think
Speaker 24: that me being a dad that I was and that
Speaker 24: I am still today, I wanted that. I felt like
Speaker 24: if we wasn't gonna be together, it was no need
Speaker 24: for us to beef. We've created over time. Whereas now
Speaker 24: she's my best friend. She she's my safe space. I
Speaker 24: feel like, you know, I convent to her because sometimes
Speaker 24: all the time I need it. But I feel like
Speaker 24: when I was pouring into these other women, they would
Speaker 24: use it against me. Whereas though now now that she's pregnant,
Speaker 24: I don't really call it and say certain things because
Speaker 24: I know she's going through certain things mentally now, So
Speaker 24: Jess is always in my safe space though. So it's
Speaker 24: like she's always been a person that I go to
Speaker 24: a call, give me advice, some advice I don't take,
Speaker 24: but just to hear, but just to hear her give
Speaker 24: it to you, just to know that she cared, because like,
Speaker 24: I don't really have nobody.
Speaker 4: How did y'all meet How did you meet Jess? And
Speaker 4: how did y'all start dating? Back then?
Speaker 1: What did you see it when.
Speaker 4: It was like, oh, this is this is somebody want
Speaker 4: to it's crazy because we grew the smile.
Speaker 1: He's starting to smile.
Speaker 4: He goes back.
Speaker 24: No, because my mom, my mom was alive, my mom down.
Speaker 24: I was ten, My mom was alive. We went to
Speaker 24: the same church. My mom died. My father like really
Speaker 24: took me away from everybody. So now it was like
Speaker 24: fast forward with like seventeen, it's faceball and she came
Speaker 24: across my timeline and I was like, okay, so I
Speaker 24: did a dot dot dot and I put a basketball emotion.
Speaker 4: You thought she was a w No.
Speaker 1: Just shut up, Junior played with you. She bid on
Speaker 1: it too, Okay.
Speaker 24: I think I was like, I'm just coming to get
Speaker 24: my ball, coming to get with mine something like.
Speaker 4: That, and why the basketball room. I needed to know.
Speaker 1: I've seen it somewhere.
Speaker 4: Basketball.
Speaker 24: No, I seen somebody do that. Like, I don't know
Speaker 24: what I seen basketball. This is eleven years twelve years ago.
Speaker 24: So I'm like, I don't know. I just did it
Speaker 24: because I thought it was It was corny, but I
Speaker 24: thought it was you know, but it got our attention.
Speaker 24: What do you think just when you saw the basketball?
Speaker 6: I just said, what is this?
Speaker 5: I just typed that back and he said it was
Speaker 5: my ball, It's my ball and I'm coming to get
Speaker 5: I'm coming to get it or something like I'm coming.
Speaker 6: To get with mine. And I was like, okay, what's that?
Speaker 6: I remember? That was giving what it was about it?
Speaker 4: But it worked.
Speaker 1: It worked.
Speaker 8: So y'all started talking, Where was your first date? What
Speaker 8: was your first when you started first talking?
Speaker 1: What was your honest? Man, Jessica did a lot.
Speaker 24: I'm gonna say this before a lot of these young
Speaker 24: guys became Jody, I was Jody and.
Speaker 1: That first date, big date. I'm gonna say it with
Speaker 1: six flags.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, doing all right, doing it big.
Speaker 24: But before that we did a lot of other things.
Speaker 24: But after that it was we did a lot like
Speaker 24: she introduced me to a lot. Actually we both was
Speaker 24: the same age. But she helped make me become God
Speaker 24: become and the man coming to man and then yeah,
Speaker 24: then boom.
Speaker 8: I just always says that you are you were overprotective,
Speaker 8: make sure she was good.
Speaker 1: But she always said you can't fight. Oh my god, No,
Speaker 1: she never seen me fight. I never had we fought.
Speaker 6: I got that from.
Speaker 4: Of course. I'm not want to fight her.
Speaker 1: Bro Oh, it's crazy because I just got a picture
Speaker 1: from the window.
Speaker 4: You bust the.
Speaker 24: Minds one window? Would I fish?
Speaker 4: What what happened?
Speaker 1: You can't be her then if she could break a
Speaker 1: window from a fist out.
Speaker 4: When you're trying to fight, what happened?
Speaker 13: Wrong?
Speaker 9: To take a sip thinking about that happened?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 24: My step like, Jessica pull up, mindre gat together, Jaska
Speaker 24: pulls up. I had a girl in the house. So
Speaker 24: my brother like come to the top of the steps,
Speaker 24: like just at the door. I'm like, all right here
Speaker 24: I come. You don't even wait for me to come.
Speaker 1: He let her in. He let her in. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: I walked right past him and his friends with the girl.
Speaker 1: That's a good end the steps.
Speaker 6: But what did I see when I walked down the steps? Drone?
Speaker 24: You didn't see? And then she tries to fassage this story. Ashton,
Speaker 24: I had a portable rocking backs in that where I
Speaker 24: could put it in the trunk, send it to her,
Speaker 24: bring it back. Ashton was in a portable rocking joint.
Speaker 24: Me and the girl was on the on the bed.
Speaker 24: I had on basketball short she had on her uniform pants.
Speaker 24: She gonna say, she's been saying, was midle c.
Speaker 1: This is correction She's a correctional officer.
Speaker 24: So like she's sitting, she's facing me, but her legs
Speaker 24: is like you know how that go just to come
Speaker 24: down and say she keeps she gonna say, oh, we
Speaker 24: was naked.
Speaker 1: We was not naked. It had been happening. I don't
Speaker 1: get naked.
Speaker 24: And when she topps it up, Oh my gosh, she's
Speaker 24: never gonna tell the kids anyway, she banged the girl.
Speaker 1: You beat up the girl.
Speaker 24: She didn't beat up, banged, and I picked up and
Speaker 24: walked up the stairs and throw outside.
Speaker 6: You could never lift me.
Speaker 24: You never see what I'm saying. She never wants to
Speaker 24: She never wants to admit the truth.
Speaker 4: So on the field. Couldn't fight.
Speaker 6: No, I ain't know she would fight or not, but
Speaker 6: she at one time.
Speaker 5: And then she got up and then she put on
Speaker 5: her uniform and went unless went upstairs.
Speaker 1: I promise you, I wish it was and.
Speaker 5: Started fighting that that. No, my son was not in
Speaker 5: no portable nothing. He was on the floor on a
Speaker 5: blanket and the cat was looking at him like he
Speaker 5: wanted to eat him.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was.
Speaker 24: Under the carpet. So I will never lay my I
Speaker 24: wouldn't even lay on the floor arguing about this eleven
Speaker 24: because she never want to tell the truth. She was
Speaker 24: drunk out of her mind, and I'm trying to figure
Speaker 24: out who was just getting off of work. I had
Speaker 24: you didn't, Damn you did not just get off for
Speaker 24: he was fired at that time.
Speaker 5: So I got fired right after that. I was working
Speaker 5: at McDonald's. That's when I was still like.
Speaker 12: This.
Speaker 5: And if I was drinking, okay, I was drinking on
Speaker 5: the job, but I was at work. So and then
Speaker 5: I came to get my son and did.
Speaker 24: Not come get just soun because it was my weekend.
Speaker 24: So I get until Monday from day.
Speaker 1: Kid, Why would you come me now you was coming
Speaker 1: to be nosy.
Speaker 4: I didn't have to come to me.
Speaker 21: You was looking for the passing your water if you
Speaker 21: come to get she because she go home eleven years
Speaker 21: still years old.
Speaker 24: Man, that's my How did you break the wind her
Speaker 24: hand and you walked out see this car? No, I
Speaker 24: threw ass out, not that she was not that strong.
Speaker 1: You did not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I had you and it was steps
Speaker 4: jazz right.
Speaker 6: There had never ever eaten right now, could not do
Speaker 6: that the window.
Speaker 1: I was just really really because he.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't give me my son, give me my son.
Speaker 6: You called the police and try to say.
Speaker 1: Call the police, call the police. Never called the police.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I didn't call the police. Pause, listen, every very
Speaker 24: to everybody here is well, I'm from the jailous right there,
Speaker 24: right around the corner.
Speaker 1: You can walk it. So the commotion they walked to,
Speaker 1: I don't know how he came.
Speaker 5: He called the police on me and then going and
Speaker 5: then when the police came, I was I just sat
Speaker 5: in my car.
Speaker 6: I was mad.
Speaker 5: I was like, no, I can't move here to get
Speaker 5: my son. And Nicole did tell me your come on
Speaker 5: this pull off. He's not giving you the baby. He
Speaker 5: not give you the baby. I was like, all right, cool,
Speaker 5: but I was mad, so I didn't pull off police
Speaker 5: paddy wagon pulled up and got out, and you was
Speaker 5: like she right there?
Speaker 24: She was I trying to get you. How did I
Speaker 24: try to get you locked up? When I'm the same
Speaker 24: one call try to bail you out with no money?
Speaker 6: I don't know why you ever thought you could buil
Speaker 6: somebody out with no mind.
Speaker 1: I ain't sleep that night out you have a been
Speaker 1: You ever went through a woman phone? Of course? Could
Speaker 1: you eat after that? Yes?
Speaker 4: You could?
Speaker 24: Well I couldn't. I'm comparing that to you when she
Speaker 24: went to jail. I couldn't eat.
Speaker 1: I couldn't sleep, you know, and sick I got I
Speaker 1: didn't I didn't want in jail.
Speaker 4: I call the police.
Speaker 1: We got more with Rome.
Speaker 8: If you don't know who Rome is, of course that's
Speaker 8: Jess Hilarious baby daddy, and today is National co Parenting
Speaker 8: Day and we're having a conversation with Rome.
Speaker 4: So don't go anywhere. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, everybody. It's the DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 8: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: It's too kicking it with Rome. That is Justic's baby daddy.
Speaker 8: Today is National co Parenting Day, and they are excellent
Speaker 8: co parents and we're having a great conversation, Charlamagne.
Speaker 9: So now when you hear this story, nice and you
Speaker 9: say to yourself, why they there on National co parent Day?
Speaker 9: Because they are like the best of friends. Now they
Speaker 9: call each other. Jess calls you her brother. How do
Speaker 9: you feel about that?
Speaker 1: How did y'all get there?
Speaker 4: Do you look at her like your sister? You said, Mama,
Speaker 4: I was going to.
Speaker 24: Say what she said created that like my mother, like
Speaker 24: when we are the town, I'm gonna disclose too much.
Speaker 1: But she thanks you my mother. No, I just know
Speaker 1: she likes to control, like she know how I am.
Speaker 24: Though, like me and Malone, I think part of that
Speaker 24: controlling Pau is like she cares and sometimes, especially when
Speaker 24: I'm under the influence, I done dumbash.
Speaker 1: So did you know that? You're yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 1: just assist in the back everybody like you know, everybody knows.
Speaker 24: But I hold myself accountable to that mind you Now,
Speaker 24: I ain't gonna say you I learned Fromoman sick because
Speaker 24: I done did the dumbash.
Speaker 4: Over and over again.
Speaker 24: But I think in that aspect that's when the mother
Speaker 24: of the mother with the v coming, but the brother
Speaker 24: called me brother and sister.
Speaker 1: We're like, honestly without the child, like it's dead.
Speaker 24: It seemed like a Amazon cameras off, like you can't
Speaker 24: fake this or make this up.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: Rome started that room started calling me sis first, and
Speaker 5: then I started calling him bro. I you know, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 5: we do have like a sibling dynamic in some way.
Speaker 5: You know, he's still confides in my mom. He like,
Speaker 5: my mom is our mother, Like it's not it ain't
Speaker 5: nothing crazy, it's nothing intimate. Like seriously, I always say this.
Speaker 5: People be like, yeah, right, I can literally walk past
Speaker 5: and I don't do this. But what I'm saying I
Speaker 5: can walk past this man niggad and he does. They
Speaker 5: be like girl, what Like I'm talking about seriously, like
Speaker 5: how do you.
Speaker 4: Know each other's spouses or each other's boyfriend or girlfriend?
Speaker 1: Like how do you deal with his girl? And how
Speaker 1: do you deal with with.
Speaker 2: Five?
Speaker 24: I never told you, Abody always tried times. It's cool, though,
Speaker 24: it's cool, get but this is and now this is
Speaker 24: the friction part. Now we got over that, but this
Speaker 24: the the friction part was my business. I'm getting her,
Speaker 24: but the friction part was her getting into minds. But
Speaker 24: she's still a woman.
Speaker 1: I'm still a man. So women tend to do that.
Speaker 1: And this is not no shame of women.
Speaker 24: I don't mean no disrespect by saying, but I think
Speaker 24: women tend to do that, especially a woman that care
Speaker 24: about you.
Speaker 8: She said, sometimes you make bad decisions and she's there
Speaker 8: as your sister to make sure you're good, regardless if
Speaker 8: it's life relationship or whatever.
Speaker 24: Correct said that with me personally, I never really like
Speaker 24: I talked to about certain things. But I never really
Speaker 24: liked my family to get into no intimate situation. Yeah,
Speaker 24: because guess what, y'all can feel a way about this person.
Speaker 24: However y'all want whether it's negative of good. If I'm
Speaker 24: gonna deal with this person, I'm gonna deal with her
Speaker 24: like the female can smash it out me yesterday.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm. I might get over them. But it's like
Speaker 1: that's why I always That's how I was always able to.
Speaker 24: Distinguish the too, like when Jessica with her men, when
Speaker 24: she comes to me, like, I don't know, like I
Speaker 24: ain't never pillow talking or sneak dish or nothing, like
Speaker 24: I don't really care for like it ain't nothing that
Speaker 24: I don't if you put it in that sense. But
Speaker 24: when she comes to me with a man, I tell
Speaker 24: her ain't right. But both of y'all got to because
Speaker 24: you're gonna want to know who around your son. I
Speaker 24: never did though, yeah, I never so in the beginning stage, Yeah,
Speaker 24: don't have my summer.
Speaker 1: But I grew out of that.
Speaker 24: So now it's I trust my child mom enough to
Speaker 24: she won't bring no fast around my child, so I
Speaker 24: don't say, oh, don't have this. That's never been a problem.
Speaker 24: It has been a problem was because envy me except
Speaker 24: for my last dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my dogs. Who the dog?
Speaker 1: My dog, Chris, Chris, it's my dog. I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: hold he.
Speaker 24: I think he's the I think like honestly, me and
Speaker 24: Jess man like, I think it's been times where a
Speaker 24: woman didn't like me and her situation.
Speaker 5: But guess what, bye, Yeah more so on and yeah
Speaker 5: it'll be more so on his end because it's much
Speaker 5: more of them. But the thing is, yeah, the thing
Speaker 5: is like I don't like when because I even tell
Speaker 5: him what he's doing wrong too, Like, yo, don't cheer
Speaker 5: her like that.
Speaker 6: This is how how how you going to introduce me
Speaker 6: to it.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 5: Now I done got to know where, you know, and
Speaker 5: whether she had a kid or not. Most of the
Speaker 5: time it's the ones that have the kids. But it's like, yo,
Speaker 5: you gotta do right or just be single, Like, don't
Speaker 5: keep hurting women in the process of trying to find
Speaker 5: what you're looking for. I mean, I know that's all
Speaker 5: a part of dating, but when you have kids, it's different,
Speaker 5: you know. And then he be like, oh, that's why
Speaker 5: I don't like you to be getting into it, you know,
Speaker 5: And then I don't like he He attracts a lot
Speaker 5: of toxic women too, like abusive relationships where women will
Speaker 5: put their hands on them.
Speaker 6: I'm like, what, all right? You know, but he don't.
Speaker 6: He's like, no, but I might be with of the mom.
Speaker 6: What she just black your eye? What are you talking about?
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, like, no, we're not doing it.
Speaker 1: But Claire, I had a black guy.
Speaker 6: Okay, well she busts her nose.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 6: Women have put their hands.
Speaker 24: On you, and that's why, and that's why she's my dog,
Speaker 24: Like I think she's the only one really honestly, the
Speaker 24: one to get the under my skin, Like it's a
Speaker 24: certain wordplace she used and I don't care what tone
Speaker 24: she used it in, but to say that, it's like
Speaker 24: I was really never told how to love.
Speaker 1: When I moved my dad, my dad move my dad
Speaker 1: and my step mom, which is my mom. Now me
Speaker 1: and my mom have a great relationship.
Speaker 24: That's my step mom, and my dad was married, but
Speaker 24: my dad was cheating, like saying, like my dad showing me.
Speaker 1: That, right, I'm thinking cool. So like when even when
Speaker 1: I started dealing with women and stuff like that, multiple
Speaker 1: women and.
Speaker 24: All that, my dad was like, yeah, so absolutely, And
Speaker 24: I'm thinking it's cool because that's how you be.
Speaker 1: That's that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I'm being taught like and every man in my life
Speaker 24: that I looked at as a role model to me
Speaker 24: was the same way.
Speaker 1: So it's like what you expect. But the good thing
Speaker 1: is now it's like I'm old enough now in mind
Speaker 1: you I ain't perfect.
Speaker 24: Now I'm seeing it. I'm trying to, you know, change it.
Speaker 24: But I never was taught to love properly. So and
Speaker 24: I never my trust issues up from my dad because
Speaker 24: I'm seeing what he's doing.
Speaker 1: But I'm saying when it's done to him, his reactions
Speaker 1: like damn, you were just doing this. How you gonna
Speaker 1: get mad?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 24: So it's like every relationship I've went into I had
Speaker 24: an exploration date me, I put an X ray on myself.
Speaker 24: I said, she's gonna get she gonna get get what
Speaker 24: I'm geting.
Speaker 4: I'm gone.
Speaker 24: So I never really gave a woman the commitment, not
Speaker 24: even commitment, but I've never give the woman a chance
Speaker 24: to really love me. But even with the kids, like
Speaker 24: even having kids with other ones, I haven't. And this
Speaker 24: is like I said, no distress to my children, moms.
Speaker 24: A lot of my my children came out of vulnerability,
Speaker 24: explain and explaining that. So I will meet a woman
Speaker 24: who I may feel like she's what I need, another
Speaker 24: safe place or whatever the case may be. But I'm
Speaker 24: already vulnerable from a previous relationship. I have a child,
Speaker 24: knowing I don't want to be with this woman, but
Speaker 24: I feel like I'm forced to be with it because
Speaker 24: it's a child.
Speaker 1: Mhm. And I've done that.
Speaker 4: You know multiple times you needed a therapist, not another baby, Mama.
Speaker 1: I need correct they at the time of me at
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 24: And vulnerability you know women, you know women, women can
Speaker 24: they be masked up, but like I never really knew
Speaker 24: how to be alone. Like I feel like I got
Speaker 24: to have somebody laying next to me because even before
Speaker 24: my mom died, my mom was sleepnked. This is a
Speaker 24: back then thing. How old were you with I was ten,
Speaker 24: but I was a mommy's boy.
Speaker 4: Did you ever? Did you ever really properly so grieving?
Speaker 1: No, I really grieved.
Speaker 24: All I did was I thought it was gonna help
Speaker 24: me by going to school for social work, because that's
Speaker 24: what she was.
Speaker 1: But I never really probably a grieve, and that's a
Speaker 1: that's a process.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 1: I do want to get, you know, back in the gym.
Speaker 24: I do want to get a therapist, but I don't
Speaker 24: want everything else around me to be intact so that
Speaker 24: I could fully commit, because if I ain't fully committed,
Speaker 24: it ain't gonna work.
Speaker 1: All right, We got more with Rome.
Speaker 8: If you don't know who Rome is, of course, that's
Speaker 8: just hilarious, baby daddy. And today is National co Parenting
Speaker 8: Day and we're having a conversation with Rome. So don't
Speaker 8: go anywhere. It's to Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne, the guy. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club is still quickly with Rome, that
Speaker 8: is Justic's baby daddy. Today is National co Parenting Day
Speaker 8: and they are excellent co parents and we're having a
Speaker 8: great conversation Charlamage.
Speaker 9: How did y'all that's the most thing, most I won't
Speaker 9: say the most important, but one of the most important things.
Speaker 4: How did y'all realize we don't have feelings for each other?
Speaker 14: No? More?
Speaker 4: Like how did that just go away? Like y'all have
Speaker 4: y'all love each other? But not that way.
Speaker 6: I got my answer, you want to go first, you
Speaker 6: can go first, show, because I'm still thinking.
Speaker 24: When I stopped caring about who she dealt with, when
Speaker 24: I wouldn't even like I wouldn't even care.
Speaker 1: Like, how did that take three years? So like when
Speaker 1: action was like three yeah, it was still like really yeah,
Speaker 1: it was like three years.
Speaker 24: But at that but honestly that three years, like I
Speaker 24: had caught a big check, so it's like, you know,
Speaker 24: I was almost half a man.
Speaker 1: So it was like the pain that I had. Whatever
Speaker 1: the case I would I would pay. I would like
Speaker 1: just bout block it out.
Speaker 4: But other than that, like you ain't trying to stun
Speaker 4: on her a little bit.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: I never no, I never no.
Speaker 24: I'm waiting for that. I never intentionally stunned on her.
Speaker 24: I never did that.
Speaker 4: Never.
Speaker 1: I did everything she possibly could ask me to do.
Speaker 1: And she said on.
Speaker 24: One of these souls something about a B G. E.
Speaker 24: Bill And I'm addressed that I never wanted. I'm addressed
Speaker 24: that now with the be so sold, i'ma explaining her
Speaker 24: lights got cut off.
Speaker 1: I got a five hundred thousand dollars checking you listen. No,
Speaker 1: it wasn't right then and there, but it's over time,
Speaker 1: mind you, because like mind a lot of my place.
Speaker 1: She helped me.
Speaker 24: She helped me get a lot on the back end,
Speaker 24: but in a time like I helped her. Whatever the case,
Speaker 24: I didn't know she was moving with a man.
Speaker 6: I didn't move with a man.
Speaker 24: Well, she moved man in with her. Yeah, all right, okay,
Speaker 24: after he had you and the dog too, now in
Speaker 24: her business. So I don't know that he's not there,
Speaker 24: So boom, here's his So here's here's here's my logic.
Speaker 24: And I'm gonna say what I'm gonna say to her
Speaker 24: after I explain it. My logic was, all right, man
Speaker 24: is in the house, boom, be eager cut off.
Speaker 1: So she like was wrong.
Speaker 24: I'm like, well, I take my son with me. But
Speaker 24: that wasn't me talking. That was the girlfriend I had talking.
Speaker 6: Oh, you ain't tell me that.
Speaker 24: I never told you that because as a woman, you
Speaker 24: ain't trying to hear that, and I just wants as
Speaker 24: a man and you be and me, I don't want
Speaker 24: to hear that.
Speaker 1: So I didn't want to tell you that because I
Speaker 1: have felt less of a man.
Speaker 4: So yeah, but now I.
Speaker 8: Understand that if somebody else is smacking the cheeks, you listen.
Speaker 8: So the girlfriend was living, so the girlfriend.
Speaker 6: Was like, don't talk about no house ahead.
Speaker 1: So the girlfriend was like, I took a certain amount
Speaker 1: of money off the bank.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 24: She was with me, She like, why are you giving
Speaker 24: it to Jessica. I'm like because she needed? And she
Speaker 24: like I never said them here. I never said the reason.
Speaker 24: I never said the reason. Yeah, yeah, I never said
Speaker 24: the reason though. She was like, what exactly do she needs?
Speaker 24: Because I know you ain't giving her. No, she don't
Speaker 24: need a bag or nothing like that. I'm like, no,
Speaker 24: it's something else. She like, well, don't she got to
Speaker 24: living with her? And mind you, I'm drinking at the time,
Speaker 24: you're thinking the same thing.
Speaker 6: I'm like, you weren't even thinking that till she said it.
Speaker 1: I wasn't thinking that. But I'm drinking and I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: what You're right?
Speaker 4: Why you ain't a just though crazy people say I.
Speaker 1: Was a young emotional boy boy just.
Speaker 6: R's a bunch of money And with that hurt, hurt
Speaker 6: young man got a lot of money.
Speaker 24: Everybody put me over and got some money. I make
Speaker 24: myself happy, and that's how.
Speaker 4: I went broke.
Speaker 6: Everybody except me.
Speaker 1: What I was like and granted.
Speaker 24: Right now on today, I'm gonna say I truly, sincerely
Speaker 24: apologized for not taking care of you the way I
Speaker 24: should have, and I'm gonna take my glasses because for
Speaker 24: a long time.
Speaker 1: That hurt me.
Speaker 24: And it's like I never ever, ever, especially I never
Speaker 24: ever ever ever meant to do that to you. And
Speaker 24: it's like, now, that's why I even I work so
Speaker 24: hard today and just try to even just give you something.
Speaker 1: But in due time, lets you come back. I ain't
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 24: I hadn't made that back when broke again, made it
Speaker 24: back when broke again. But my biggest downfall, the comments
Speaker 24: denominade was alcohol and women. Them two problems never allowed
Speaker 24: me to really freach my full potential, even when I
Speaker 24: seen a couple of years ago. You've seen it twenty
Speaker 24: nineteen when I was single, when I went moved back
Speaker 24: by myself, I ran flourished. But if women holding me back,
Speaker 24: I'm so one, you dunk. I felt that that was
Speaker 24: my duty, but because I had certain people in my
Speaker 24: in my ear that I thought had the best interest
Speaker 24: in me. But when the bag ran out, they left. Yeah,
Speaker 24: I'm sorry. I'm not a sorry person. I apologize.
Speaker 5: Okay, I appreciate that, but listen, I was not I
Speaker 5: was talking to and he moved in months after. You
Speaker 5: think he was gonna move into a dark house. You
Speaker 5: think you think I wanted to see how I was living. No,
Speaker 5: And when you said, I asked you, like, yo, can
Speaker 5: you just get my my lights on? I'll pay you back.
Speaker 5: That's when I was scamming and doing all that shit
Speaker 5: that it got slow too. So I'm like, all right,
Speaker 5: you was like, no, I take my son. Nobody taking
Speaker 5: my kid, not even as far, Like as long as
Speaker 5: this ash instead of the dark, we was good.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying. Like I still had candles,
Speaker 6: We was playing, We was doing all that.
Speaker 5: We would stay outside that until it went until it
Speaker 5: got dark, and then we were going in the house.
Speaker 5: And he ain't never asked me why the lights thing
Speaker 5: coming on?
Speaker 6: It don't matter.
Speaker 5: So as long as he was good, I was good.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to be able, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: and just be like, yo, get.
Speaker 24: Should and you should have. Guess what that made you
Speaker 24: a demon? And when I say demon, I said, in
Speaker 24: the best way, that turned you up. And I got
Speaker 24: to teach my kids, especially my oldest boy might leven,
Speaker 24: ye old bro, like, I don't want you to go
Speaker 24: through something bad to learn a lesson. I don't think
Speaker 24: everybody should have to go through something bad and learn
Speaker 24: a lesson. But in your case, I feel like, yeah,
Speaker 24: that put that battery in your back. And know when
Speaker 24: that battery came in your back, you ain't it ain't
Speaker 24: treat me no way. It took still a minute for
Speaker 24: us to create that bond.
Speaker 4: But y'all have it now, and I think y'all both
Speaker 4: should give each other some grades because y'all yeah, and.
Speaker 1: I always was a hurt young man.
Speaker 4: So but I love this story as it shows the
Speaker 4: foundation and how now yeah, and how y'all treat each other.
Speaker 4: Now you know, I don't know you, but the way
Speaker 4: she talks about you on the radio, and like you said,
Speaker 4: she is a mother. She protects you, she holds you down.
Speaker 1: I just love to see it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, sometimes I'll be telling ustuff talking about room like that.
Speaker 6: He always did, like.
Speaker 4: Why you be talking about room?
Speaker 1: But I get it.
Speaker 4: She don't mean no harmby now. She don't.
Speaker 1: Like I said, man, like I wish a lot of
Speaker 1: other people would take from us. And that's why got
Speaker 1: to be on TV.
Speaker 4: That's why you're writing the book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, book coming, everything, book coming, everything coming?
Speaker 9: You think the most important thing? Because I want you
Speaker 9: to say, with a lot of this, but what's the
Speaker 9: most important thing? It takes the cole parent. If y'all
Speaker 9: just leave it on that, because the national co.
Speaker 5: Parent the day yo, I started up communication, Like a
Speaker 5: lot of people be scared to hurt each other feelings,
Speaker 5: and a lot of people be afraid to have uncomfortable conversations,
Speaker 5: whether it's about kids, unhashed differences whatever. Like one day
Speaker 5: me and Rome just literally met up and just we
Speaker 5: just talked about everything that. You know, he felt like
Speaker 5: I did him wrong in certain situations. And then he
Speaker 5: felt like like I will always try because he says,
Speaker 5: I'm controlling a lot, and I do take that, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying, Yeah, I own that idea, Like
Speaker 5: I was trying to control how he parents sometimes, like
Speaker 5: how he would raise Ash and all of that type
Speaker 5: of stuff. We just put everything on the table and
Speaker 5: just just was like, all right, you're moving forward because
Speaker 5: it's really about Ash.
Speaker 6: And that's really like when we after that, it was
Speaker 6: like no looking back.
Speaker 1: It's like, all right, whatever. Cool.
Speaker 9: I'm sure it's a discussion that will continue on not
Speaker 9: even just the monkst you know, just in Rome, but
Speaker 9: it's a month anybody out there. That's right, you're dealing
Speaker 9: with corpor aking issue. But I think Rome, you know,
Speaker 9: Rome is talking to a lot of different issues that
Speaker 9: a lot of us men go.
Speaker 4: Through, you know what I mean. So I'm happy that
Speaker 4: you was vulnerable this morning. Right, that's right, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 9: And their book is coming soon be a Black Privilege publisher.
Speaker 9: Simon Shoes, All right, well it's wrong. Yes, it's the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club, the Morning Wake.
Speaker 1: You're like's into the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's a Woman's History month and We're celebrating the most
Speaker 3: influential women in history.
Speaker 4: Check out this phenomenal.
Speaker 1: Woman morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's the ej Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamage, the God. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club now each and every day, Jess
Speaker 8: represents a woman for Women's History Month, Charlomage, and I
Speaker 8: think it's only right that we represent our sister, Jess Hilarious.
Speaker 4: Don't try to get on her good side now, I'm.
Speaker 1: Always on her good side.
Speaker 4: What you mean, thank you?
Speaker 8: Yes, it has been a rough morning for Jess, but
Speaker 8: just to hear and you know, working with just the
Speaker 8: last couple of months, you really understand where she came
Speaker 8: from and how she really grinded. You know, stories of
Speaker 8: her working at McDonald's and living in an apartment with
Speaker 8: no lights and having candles and having to keep her
Speaker 8: her son outside until the lights went off, and continue
Speaker 8: to strive and continue to struggle but continually producing content
Speaker 8: and being a self made woman and made herself hot
Speaker 8: and to the place where she's at now and being
Speaker 8: able to do shows and comedy festivals and headline shows
Speaker 8: and sell out shows and of course be the third
Speaker 8: co host of this Breakfast Club where you actually absolutely
Speaker 8: positively took it to another level. I just want to say,
Speaker 8: we appreciate you, Jess, thank you, We love you Jess,
Speaker 8: and we ride for you.
Speaker 1: Jess.
Speaker 8: And of course you know you've had backlash and problems,
Speaker 8: but you for them, You've overcome, and we appreciate you.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Just know I love her. My love is through actions.
Speaker 6: Language was different.
Speaker 4: Shut up, and I tell Jess I love her all
Speaker 4: the time on off, probably more off air than anything.
Speaker 4: But you know, we joke with Jess up here a lot.
Speaker 4: But Jess is very strong minded. She handles her own.
Speaker 4: She comes up with amazing ideas and skits and I
Speaker 4: can't wait to see the next ten years of what Jess.
Speaker 1: Is going to do.
Speaker 4: Thank you, and I just want to check this. If
Speaker 4: you need a DJ or any of your shows, you.
Speaker 1: Know I'll be there all thank you.
Speaker 6: I will, I will think of you.
Speaker 1: But we love you, Jess. I mean we come back.
Speaker 4: We got the positive notice the Breakfast Club good morning.
Speaker 1: And that was another phenomenal woman in history.
Speaker 8: Warning everybody, it's DJ VJ Larius Charlomagne, the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club Charlamagne. You got a positive note, Yes.
Speaker 9: The positive note is simply this, man, the state of
Speaker 9: your life is nothing more than a reflection of the
Speaker 9: state of your mind.
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club, you
Speaker 1: Don'na finish, or y'all done.