Speaker 1: Wait wait, White.
Speaker 2: You guys really are like the hip hop early morning
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Speaker 3: Breakfast Club is the most powerful popular urban radio show in.
Speaker 4: A mad like from the Black Mothership in New York
Speaker 4: City's j Envy, Charlamagne the God Jeffs hilarious.
Speaker 5: Thank y'all for being culture leaders, man. I appreciate what
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Speaker 3: I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club because
Speaker 3: sometimes you say stuff.
Speaker 6: And it's just gonna get.
Speaker 3: You in trouble.
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Speaker 1: Jess hilarious to be here in the second Charlamagne the
Speaker 1: God peastead of playing it.
Speaker 8: Is Tuesday, Yes, it's Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you feeling out there? I am blessed, black
Speaker 9: and highly favored.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 9: Salute all our beautiful listeners who tune into us every morning. Man,
Speaker 9: another day to sir of y'all. I tell you what
Speaker 9: I don't know how it is in the rest of
Speaker 9: the country. Here in New York New Jersey. Yeah, it
Speaker 9: done got cold again. Like the flowers had popped up
Speaker 9: in my yard. You know, I don't know what you
Speaker 9: call him.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Those are two lips of dandy lions, a little yellow ones.
Speaker 9: They just had popped up and they started sprouting. I
Speaker 9: remember we pulled in the driving one day and my
Speaker 9: wife was like, oh.
Speaker 6: The flowers blowing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because we thought it was spring. Boy, oh boy,
Speaker 9: no not he died. That goddamn ground dog. Is that
Speaker 9: what's that thing called ground groundhog? Is a goddamn live Yeah, okay,
Speaker 9: that groundhog.
Speaker 2: Is a liar.
Speaker 1: It's cold, It's gonna get cold.
Speaker 2: So then he tell us we was getting more winter.
Speaker 1: This tell us, you know, he said or he or
Speaker 1: she said that spring was on its way.
Speaker 9: That's what we get for leaving our weather predictions up
Speaker 9: the groundhogs.
Speaker 1: That's right. Okay, Well I thought it was spring. So
Speaker 1: you know, I'm heavy into the car show and usually
Speaker 1: it's car shows season where you start getting the cars
Speaker 1: ready to start traveling around the country. But like you said,
Speaker 1: it is cold out there, so we're gonna get it
Speaker 1: together and I want to salute to east Chester jeep
Speaker 1: out there and also Lincoln Tech, which is a trade school.
Speaker 1: A lot of times I do these cars shows and
Speaker 1: people can't get to them because they can't afford it
Speaker 1: some of the time. So we did it where we're
Speaker 1: gonna be doing local car shows and giving away food, burgers,
Speaker 1: hot dogs and things like that, making a community events.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna do one in the Bronx and East
Speaker 1: Chest to Jeep, We're gonna do it all through Lincoln Tech,
Speaker 1: one in Philly, one and Queens. We're gonna I think
Speaker 1: one in Dallas, one in Atlanta. Where it's like localized
Speaker 1: car shows because a lot of times people can't make it,
Speaker 1: so it's kind of giving it back to the community.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do giveaways and barbecues and these things. So
Speaker 1: I shout to Lamar, East Chest Jeep, shout to of
Speaker 1: course Tina and Lincoln Tech. And I just wanted to
Speaker 1: do those because a lot of times people can't make
Speaker 1: it to the big car shows. So that way it
Speaker 1: gets people to still see bring the family out, see
Speaker 1: the cars and get some free food and just relax
Speaker 1: and enjoy hopefully when it gets a little warm.
Speaker 9: On beautiful and also a lot of people sick man
Speaker 9: like my whole house is coffee. Yeah what, I don't.
Speaker 1: Know what it is.
Speaker 6: I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hello, Jester, I don't know.
Speaker 6: What it is.
Speaker 9: We just talked about how cold it is and just
Speaker 9: comes with her stomach, crop top jacket with a crop
Speaker 9: top shirt, with stomach, get telling.
Speaker 6: Telling nothing.
Speaker 2: A lot of people getting sick though, yeah, a lot
Speaker 2: of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, what up, Jess. How you feeling.
Speaker 10: I'm feeling good. I'm feeling good. All right, Yes, I'm
Speaker 10: all right.
Speaker 1: Maybe we should ask Ash Ash you're good over there?
Speaker 9: He's good, all right, Yes, Mommy, get your ass come on, man,
Speaker 9: like we got to be on the radio in a week,
Speaker 9: on the radio.
Speaker 1: We got these bills to pay.
Speaker 2: Were pregnant?
Speaker 1: We pregnant? Okay, all right, let's get the show cracked.
Speaker 1: Marshall Warfield will be joining us today a little bit,
Speaker 1: I think in two hours. Yes, she's on Night Court
Speaker 1: season two.
Speaker 9: Veteran o G veteran man been around for a long, long, long,
Speaker 9: long long time, and she got a one woman show.
Speaker 9: I forgot what it's called.
Speaker 1: But she's seventy years old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marshall Wolfield is up there.
Speaker 6: It's the Marshall story.
Speaker 1: The Marshall story, right, yeah, yeah, you got to jest
Speaker 1: with the mess ready. A lot of stuff to talk
Speaker 1: about it right now, A lot to talk about all right, Well,
Speaker 1: we'll be back for front page news. I'm sure we're
Speaker 1: going to be discussing that bridge that collapse in Baltimore.
Speaker 6: That's crazy, thank you. It starting on this morning too.
Speaker 1: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Clocome Morning. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's DJ n V, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 11: Good morning, Test, good morning, DJ and V, Jess, Hilarious,
Speaker 11: Charlemagne to God.
Speaker 1: Let's jump right into it. Let's talk about this Baltimore
Speaker 1: bridge that collapse.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So I'm gonna give you guys as much information as
Speaker 11: we have now. This happened at one thirty in the morning,
Speaker 11: so the story is still developing. I want a reminder
Speaker 11: folks on YouTube as they watch us throughout the day
Speaker 11: that this is the update as of six a m.
Speaker 11: So be prepared for more updates, possibly a press conference.
Speaker 11: But what we know as of now, they're calling it
Speaker 11: a possible mass casualty incident after a ship collided with
Speaker 11: the Francis Scott Key Bridge again. That happened at one
Speaker 11: thirty this morning, caused the bridge to collapse. They say
Speaker 11: as many as seven to twenty people. Some people are
Speaker 11: saying seven, some people are saying twenty that were on
Speaker 11: the bridge at the time. Obviously the water is cold,
Speaker 11: they're saying it's about thirty degrees of that water that.
Speaker 6: Folks are are possibly in.
Speaker 11: Now they're trying to figure out if their resk, if
Speaker 11: they're able to rescue these folks. It's still dark outside,
Speaker 11: so they're waiting, you know, on the sun to come up.
Speaker 11: So we haven't got any updates on if anybody's been
Speaker 11: able to get pulled out of the water. They do
Speaker 11: know several vehicles were on the bridge, including a large
Speaker 11: tractor trailer. They also said that they believe some workers
Speaker 11: were also on the bridge as well. So typically this
Speaker 11: bridge is a pretty busy bridge, so thankfully it wasn't
Speaker 11: in the middle of the day, you know, where hundreds
Speaker 11: and hundreds of cars were there as well. But still
Speaker 11: definitely thought some prayers to these folks and hopefully we'll
Speaker 11: get some answers here shortly yeah, they.
Speaker 2: Said there's been a ship crashed into it, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: they said that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they said that ship sink. But I mean, they
Speaker 1: should have protocol for things like that, right when it's
Speaker 1: when it's a certain height. I know it was a
Speaker 1: contained ship and it was passing through, but usually they
Speaker 1: have protocols with those type of ships. If that does
Speaker 1: to happen or a ship passes a certain area, they
Speaker 1: stop that ship immediately. So I'm I'm pretty surprised that
Speaker 1: ship able to hit that bridge.
Speaker 9: So you know, yeah, anybody, all your people good, Just
Speaker 9: you ain't hearing it now?
Speaker 10: Yeah, no, definitely. I was watching the news and then
Speaker 10: me and my mother was talking about it. They built
Speaker 10: that in seventy seven though, and it was a guy
Speaker 10: he was actually on there. He was saying, like, I
Speaker 10: actually was here when he built it, and I was
Speaker 10: just on that bridge ten hours ago.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 10: And you know he transported people to work on that
Speaker 10: bridge every day.
Speaker 6: He still drives.
Speaker 1: But yeah, now what that bridge connects?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 1: And what do you know?
Speaker 6: Nope, I actually do not know.
Speaker 1: I wasn't sure if it was like one of the
Speaker 1: major bridges, like like George Washington connected.
Speaker 6: It is one point six miles one point six miles long.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 9: But you know when you hear stories like this, the
Speaker 9: first thing you think, because remember a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna say no names with somebody in our
Speaker 9: group chat sent us a very famous bridge here in
Speaker 9: New York, right and looking they kept The caption was
Speaker 9: the bridge is fall falling.
Speaker 6: I see it. I kept looking out.
Speaker 2: I looked at six seven times.
Speaker 6: I see nothing. It was breaking from the bottom like that.
Speaker 6: It just wasn't the brief aalling okay, because they were
Speaker 6: doing construction. Yeah I'm not sure.
Speaker 10: I ain't seen no construction being done, but I'm just
Speaker 10: saying it looked like it was like cracking from the bottom.
Speaker 6: It was like breaking.
Speaker 2: So when I saw that video and then I hear
Speaker 2: this story this morning, I'm.
Speaker 6: Like, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: What's the reason.
Speaker 9: I just don't want to think that bridges all collapsed
Speaker 9: with what I heared the ship, I'm like, okay, that
Speaker 9: makes sense.
Speaker 6: It makes sense, you know what I mean. Ain't just
Speaker 6: like the bridge is just falling?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Well yeah, well, and I also want to let you
Speaker 11: know the answer your question, and you wanted to know
Speaker 11: what it connects to. It says. It serves the outermost
Speaker 11: crossing of the Baltimore Harbor and it is essentially link
Speaker 11: of the Interstate six ninety five or the Baltimore Beltway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's gonna be a lot of traffic. There's
Speaker 1: gonna be a lot of detour. People ain't gonna be
Speaker 1: able to get the work. People ain't gonna be able
Speaker 1: to travel if they're going up and down. I guess
Speaker 1: from the York down there. You know how they travel
Speaker 1: that route to go to the south. That might be difficult.
Speaker 1: But let's jump into Trump.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so let's talk about that.
Speaker 11: So Trump update as or usual, trying to keep up
Speaker 11: with all these cases. Now Donald Trump, Uh, yesterday they
Speaker 11: decided to reduce the appeals court reduced his bond from
Speaker 11: four hundred and sixty four million to one hundred and
Speaker 11: seventy five million.
Speaker 13: Take a list an appeals court reducing the bond in
Speaker 13: his civil fraud case by more than half to one
Speaker 13: hundred and seventy five million dollars. The trial judge had
Speaker 13: said it at more than four hundred and fifty million.
Speaker 14: What they do is they do election interference, which is
Speaker 14: court cases and.
Speaker 7: Let's try and tie him up and let's take as
Speaker 7: much of his money as possible. I respect the appellate
Speaker 7: Division for substantially reducing that ridiculous amount of money.
Speaker 13: With no lenders willing to cover the staggering penalty while
Speaker 13: he appeals. Mister Trump was facing the prospect of New
Speaker 13: York's Attorney General seizing his iconic properties and bank accounts
Speaker 13: as soon as today, but now has ten days to
Speaker 13: come up with the far smaller bond. Mister Trump, saying
Speaker 13: he has the cash, are you going to.
Speaker 1: Start putting money into your campaign?
Speaker 15: Well, first of all, it's none of your business, I mean, frankly.
Speaker 12: But.
Speaker 9: Let me tell you something, man, Donald Trump is above
Speaker 9: the law. Until someone show me otherwise. Donald Trump is
Speaker 9: above the law. Trump has unlocked levels of privilege that
Speaker 9: I have never seen like this. Surpasses being white, It
Speaker 9: surpasses being rich, surpasses being president. Is because it's a
Speaker 9: combination of all three. Are people scared of a rap
Speaker 9: for him because they are anticipating him being the next president?
Speaker 9: The law does not apply to Donald Trump the way
Speaker 9: it applies to anybody.
Speaker 1: Else, But I see, but I anybody else. I told
Speaker 1: you that yesterday that they weren't gonna take his properties,
Speaker 1: and they were gonna reduce it. But also Trump is
Speaker 1: with doing this with billion billionaires that also do real estate, right,
Speaker 1: I am almost one hundred percent positive dead there's a
Speaker 1: lot of them that probably did the same exact thing.
Speaker 1: That's probably what they did. That the fact that that
Speaker 1: they're shooting at Trump is for different reasons. But I'm
Speaker 1: sure there's a bunch of people out there that's gonna
Speaker 1: make sure that they held Trump because they're not gonna
Speaker 1: want to see the same thing happened to them.
Speaker 11: Well, Attorney Leticia James said that the four hundred and
Speaker 11: sixty four civil judgment still stands. So this is just
Speaker 11: you know about the bomb you have to pay that
Speaker 11: has not been reduced, So they'll have to look and see,
Speaker 11: you know what that looks like when it goes to
Speaker 11: a pills court. So this is so again the reduction
Speaker 11: is about the bond that needed to get paid, not
Speaker 11: the civil judgment. So he still owes a four under
Speaker 11: sixty four million. We don't have time to get into it.
Speaker 11: I'll get into it in the next because there's more
Speaker 11: update with his criminal case that will start on April fifteenth,
Speaker 11: and so I'll just get into that with the second hour, and.
Speaker 2: They extended it deadline for another ten days. He gonna
Speaker 2: get that money.
Speaker 1: He's gonna get that money, he said, he said he
Speaker 1: got He said he got it.
Speaker 6: Ain't no problem.
Speaker 2: He said he got five hundred cash.
Speaker 6: Right, he said that's right.
Speaker 1: I think he gave him middle finger, I mean the
Speaker 1: thumbs up on his way out, and it was like,
Speaker 1: I got it. I'm gonna pay in ten days, lord,
Speaker 1: And that is front page news, all right, Get it
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Speaker 6: Five five one.
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Speaker 6: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: And this?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 16: But to less from uh Virginia.
Speaker 6: I don't like your name but too nasty but so nasty.
Speaker 17: Yeah, the blind dude, nasty blind buck.
Speaker 2: Nasty blind buck is a nasty ass name.
Speaker 12: And know it's actually an afronom.
Speaker 16: Its fans for nice instead of fining y'all.
Speaker 15: This was my blind and visual impaired.
Speaker 2: People nice and want to sell all the areas.
Speaker 6: Today's my birthday, Happy born day king?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Hey did did they ever left?
Speaker 1: For my color?
Speaker 17: But you asked me why I name U three Am
Speaker 17: part my podcast? Yes, sir, my name is three Am
Speaker 17: because I lost Uh I got beaty at the age
Speaker 17: of three, and when I lost my vision, I always
Speaker 17: woke up at three am, and uh it's March.
Speaker 1: There's number three.
Speaker 6: So that's the reason I cash you.
Speaker 9: A stupid question was that how did you know it
Speaker 9: was three am every time you woke up?
Speaker 13: Ess?
Speaker 15: Hey, you know I got voiced over on my iPhone?
Speaker 6: Oh got you got? You got?
Speaker 16: Three?
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Speaker 13: Yeah?
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Speaker 14: Hey, what up?
Speaker 6: Just what's that you?
Speaker 2: Three Am podcast man? Nasty blind nasty?
Speaker 1: We just followed you. Could you see nasty to nasty?
Speaker 6: Nasty blind nasty? You know he did not?
Speaker 2: What's your Instagram name?
Speaker 12: Three?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Three okay?
Speaker 2: And nasty blind?
Speaker 6: What is it? What is it? But too nasty to nasty?
Speaker 1: Have a good one, brother, enjoy your birthday.
Speaker 15: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 16: Hello, James going from North Carolina.
Speaker 1: What's up? James from North Carolina? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 6: Brother, yo.
Speaker 16: I had an uh, first of all, good morning everyone,
Speaker 16: Good morning sir. Yeah, but I had an idea for this.
Speaker 16: All the beating that's going on between the mediums and stuff.
Speaker 16: I feel like this should be like a kind of
Speaker 16: lack of versus, but not really, you know what I mean.
Speaker 16: Anybody that come that feels that they need to show
Speaker 16: their word and whatnot and that they're really the baddest comedians.
Speaker 16: They entered this competition and instead of going by votes,
Speaker 16: they just have like a last year, you know what
Speaker 16: I mean, like how loud and how often the crowd reacts,
Speaker 16: you know, to the jokes and whatnot, and then whoever
Speaker 16: gets the motion or they willing or whatever they considered
Speaker 16: the dogs.
Speaker 10: See that's the thing though, They not really even joking.
Speaker 10: They they're going at each other like this is the streets,
Speaker 10: you know what I'm saying. So, I mean, I wish
Speaker 10: it could be like that too, brother, I really wish
Speaker 10: it could.
Speaker 6: But these people are far past jokes. They got beefs
Speaker 6: with each other.
Speaker 1: I guess you're right. And by the way saying about
Speaker 1: jokes anymore.
Speaker 9: This is this personal yeah, and it's it's a good idea,
Speaker 9: but all that's gonna do is make the person even matter.
Speaker 2: If I go there and I get more laughs than now,
Speaker 2: I'm really have more AMMO.
Speaker 9: And be more more venomous towards because this is really
Speaker 9: about who's funnier from the jump anyway, But they just
Speaker 9: start insulting each other. It's about who's funnier and who
Speaker 9: stole what and didn't healthy.
Speaker 2: And they and none of them think they honey, none
Speaker 2: of them think the other is funny.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know crazy, and it's going to show when
Speaker 6: you get mad.
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 6: It's a new today.
Speaker 1: Is it your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 1: Whether you're mad or blast.
Speaker 6: Time to get up and get something.
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Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Hello, who is this?
Speaker 12: Good Mornings the bar frough Jersey? What's going on? DJ
Speaker 12: MV Charlomage God just hilarious.
Speaker 15: Good morning brother, Good morning y'all.
Speaker 12: Just want to get off my chest. Charlomagne was talking
Speaker 12: about everybody being stick break now. To be honest, my
Speaker 12: smart mother gave me a scared yesterday. She you know,
Speaker 12: brought Collis and all that stuff, and we in Jersey,
Speaker 12: so it's like everybody's definitely getting sick. I want to
Speaker 12: just send that blessing to your family. She gave me
Speaker 12: a yesterday. But everything is all good.
Speaker 1: And the crazy thing when you have kids, it's like
Speaker 1: a domino effect. You just you see one get it,
Speaker 1: then the other one get it, then your wife get it,
Speaker 1: then another one get it, and it's only a matter
Speaker 1: of time before you get it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 12: So I'm just sending blessings to all of y'all because
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 16: What's going around.
Speaker 6: You're right, thank you. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 9: It ain't It don't feel like the flu, but it
Speaker 9: don't seem like COVID.
Speaker 6: It's just weird.
Speaker 9: And it's like even like a couple of my kids
Speaker 9: they were sick, but they weren't acting sick. Yeah, so
Speaker 9: they just would sneeze and then mad's not would come
Speaker 9: out and it was randomly throw up, like what.
Speaker 1: The hell is going randomly throw up to?
Speaker 10: That's what I think is going on with me when
Speaker 10: I came over there, And now I'm feeling the same way.
Speaker 6: Merland your kids.
Speaker 9: We're pregnant. Yes, I guess we're pregnant. We're okay, that's
Speaker 9: what it is. Me and j just were pregnant. You pregnant,
Speaker 9: just pregnant. I'm pregnant. Please get off, get give these
Speaker 9: men hope.
Speaker 6: Please do not maybe come out in meetings. We be
Speaker 6: in meetings.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be in a me and just sitting.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 19: Yeah, top of the morning, y'all, piece of blessing.
Speaker 1: Piece and blessings.
Speaker 19: Get it over your chest, bro that book that you
Speaker 19: read yesterday, Charlamagne on your Brilliant Idiots podcast. Everybody tuning
Speaker 19: in if you haven't, shout out the Anthy show. But yeah, man,
Speaker 19: they had me your tears, my mama shoes read that
Speaker 19: to me. Shout out Obama, Beney says out on l I.
Speaker 9: You're talking about I Love you forever, bro, know, Yeah,
Speaker 9: that's the name of the book, right, I love you forever.
Speaker 12: I love you yeah, but I love you father.
Speaker 6: Bro is the podcast?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 6: What is what's episode?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the book? The book is I love you forever?
Speaker 19: Then, Yo, I love that book. I appreciate you reading
Speaker 19: it for me back, but Yacky doing your thing much successful,
Speaker 19: gest I love you, baby.
Speaker 6: I love you too. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Now have a good one, brother, get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: Eight hundrenk five eight five one oh five one. We
Speaker 1: got jess with the mess coming up. But we're talking
Speaker 1: about what were starting.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, the diddlers just say that all right,
Speaker 10: and many other things surrounding the diddler.
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll get into all that next. Don't move. It's
Speaker 1: to breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club. I mean,
Speaker 1: everybody is j Envy, jess A, Larri Schela mean the
Speaker 1: guy we are the breakfast Club. Let's get to the world.
Speaker 15: We Hilarius, Jeff car Robbin Moore. Just don't do no lines,
Speaker 15: don't do.
Speaker 14: Talk the.
Speaker 2: Talk the world why jes worldwid.
Speaker 1: On the Breakfast Club the coaching ship.
Speaker 20: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 20: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 18: Could get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 10: So federal agents raided Diddy's homes in LA and in
Speaker 10: Miami yesterday afternoon, and we have the news report.
Speaker 6: Is a search one.
Speaker 21: Activities at both of CON's homes are related to an
Speaker 21: ongoing sex trafficking investigation. However, now agents with Homeland Security
Speaker 21: rated two homes belonging to Combs, one here in Miami Beach,
Speaker 21: the other in Los Angeles. And late tonight we saw
Speaker 21: agents walking out of this house carrying a cardboard box
Speaker 21: as well as several bags from the second story of
Speaker 21: the property out here. Now, agents in Los Angeles could
Speaker 21: be seen walking around Combs's house there and could be
Speaker 21: seen taking notes on a table there. And a neighbor
Speaker 21: tells me that about thirty to forty law enforcement officers
Speaker 21: showed up to the house out here and carried out
Speaker 21: this search warrant.
Speaker 10: You know what's crazy that I have here That Dady
Speaker 10: was not named as the focus of the investigation at
Speaker 10: this time, so why was they doing ale was a
Speaker 10: lot going on, It's like for a show night.
Speaker 6: I was thinking about what do they know about this situation?
Speaker 9: Because if he disn't the focus of the investigation, well,
Speaker 9: he wasn't the focus of the investigation. The Homeland Security,
Speaker 9: but he definitely was the focus of the investigation in
Speaker 9: the social media.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: It was a show. I mean the way that they
Speaker 1: came air land and see they act like he was
Speaker 1: with the mob and they were gonna have a gun
Speaker 1: battle and a gun shootout. We've never seen anything like
Speaker 1: that for alleged whatever it was. But they act like
Speaker 1: they were going for the mob. But clear I mean,
Speaker 1: clearly they know something if they did all of that.
Speaker 1: So I'm just saying, what is the why is what
Speaker 1: I want to know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean they placed both of his sons justin
Speaker 10: combs and cancombs and handcuffs all of that. But TMZ
Speaker 10: also tracked did he's personal jet love Air LLC and
Speaker 10: it's currently on the ground in Antigua, which is in
Speaker 10: the Caribbean, which sparked rumors that did he was fleeing
Speaker 10: or whatever? But then TMZ posted like two hours after
Speaker 10: his homes were rated that he was just walking around
Speaker 10: on the phone, you know what I mean. And my
Speaker 10: I don't know if that was Miami or LA, but
Speaker 10: they had somebody. Yeah in Miami they saw him on
Speaker 10: the ground, so.
Speaker 6: Uh not not on the ground, like on the ground
Speaker 6: like laid out on the ground just walking around. No, no,
Speaker 6: he was walking like I'm sorry, Yeah, he was walking.
Speaker 6: He wasn't in the air on the jet.
Speaker 2: Did they have warrants for Diddy? They have wares for nobody.
Speaker 1: To arrest anybody. Yeah, because they would have been arrested.
Speaker 1: I guess they had a just a a warranty. I
Speaker 1: guess to look what they were to investigate, the investigate
Speaker 1: what they were working for. Yeah, they pulled stuff out,
Speaker 1: but nobody knows what it is.
Speaker 10: They said, it's jet been up and down California between
Speaker 10: Sunday and Monday. Around nine am Pacific time Monday, the
Speaker 10: jet took off from Vanny's Airport landed in Antigua. But
Speaker 10: and then they bothering Karesha online. I seen you on
Speaker 10: X somebody said ware Karesha had like thousands of people
Speaker 10: reposted it, and she said, right here, what's up? But
Speaker 10: I'm just like Ritia, you don't have to say nothing,
Speaker 10: like you don't you really really don't know, Like it's
Speaker 10: don't say nothing because these f these people, you know
Speaker 10: what I mean?
Speaker 6: Can I say that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, And you said they were chasing Ditty's jet.
Speaker 1: A lot of people that actually own jets. When they're
Speaker 1: not using it, they charter it out. That's how the
Speaker 1: jet paid for itself. Yeah, so it's like if Diddy's
Speaker 1: not using the jet, they chartered it out to different people,
Speaker 1: employees or whoever it may be, and they paid for
Speaker 1: the jet. That's what a lot of people do. So
Speaker 1: that's probably why the jet was moving like it was.
Speaker 9: They feel like we're watching the TV show. Yeah, like
Speaker 9: in the TV show, just starting to get good to
Speaker 9: figure out what the hell's going on?
Speaker 6: Peak of Power?
Speaker 10: Yeah right now crazy yep. So that is that more
Speaker 10: updicts would be available soon. Russell Simmons also reported served
Speaker 10: in and Bali. They went to Bali and served him.
Speaker 10: Drew Dixon is one of the women accusing Russell Simmons
Speaker 10: of sexual assault. She claims he raped her back in
Speaker 10: ninety five. Russell Simmons denied those claims and said she
Speaker 10: was a liar. He also insinuated that the people accusing
Speaker 10: him of sexual assault were looking for fame and a payday.
Speaker 10: Because of those comments, Drew Dixon is now suing Russell
Speaker 10: Simmons for a defamation of her character. She claims uh
Speaker 10: these comments negatively impacted her professional and personal life in
Speaker 10: a massive way.
Speaker 2: I didn't know they cod serve you all the country. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I thought that the whole purpose of leaving the coating yep.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I think that was at what I read, right,
Speaker 1: I think that was at his resort, at Russell Simmons'
Speaker 1: own result, and they had to go through security and
Speaker 1: had to pay the staatea and all that. So they
Speaker 1: were really trying to serve Russell.
Speaker 10: Really, so, Drew Dixon. She is a former music executive. Yes, okay,
Speaker 10: did not know that.
Speaker 1: I think she's I think she's been on the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Slove before.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, wow, man, this is crazy. Do we have
Speaker 10: the audio from this is the crazy thing? Before we
Speaker 10: played this audio? I just want to I know everybody
Speaker 10: made it, this girl, but Candice almost has said this
Speaker 10: like a long time ago, like she was actually not
Speaker 10: a long time ago, but a minute ago about this
Speaker 10: whole takedown of the rap or hip hop Nation or whatever.
Speaker 6: She said it. What do you mean? What's up?
Speaker 22: You guys have definitely covered it right, absolutely, it's crazy.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 22: It suggests that he was the Jeffrey Epstein of Hollywood,
Speaker 22: that there's a blackmail ring that people are being given drugs,
Speaker 22: they're doing things while they're drugged, and then those people
Speaker 22: are controlled. Right Because if you're a rapper and your
Speaker 22: brand is hardcore, and I have a video of you
Speaker 22: kissing a guy and I'm like, I'll release it unless
Speaker 22: you say or do or take this position, that's a
Speaker 22: blackmail ring, right. So we lawsuit kind of led me
Speaker 22: to ask some larger questions about okay, because I have
Speaker 22: been feeling like in my heart that something weird going
Speaker 22: on with black media.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm like, what is this trash?
Speaker 10: Absolutely she said this and then see now look kids,
Speaker 10: he said, I see.
Speaker 7: I told you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you ain't gonna be able to tell Candice Orange
Speaker 9: fans nothing about Candice Orange.
Speaker 2: Lord have mercy.
Speaker 9: She said that on Brothers Club last week. She missed
Speaker 9: saying that on her show for the past. Now this
Speaker 9: is happening, Lord have mercy, Lord, Lord Lord, that's something going.
Speaker 6: On with Eric would like everybody though like a lot
Speaker 6: going on.
Speaker 9: I don't, I don't, yes, and we don't know nothing.
Speaker 9: That's the reality of the situation. We really don't know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you said that yesterday when I reported the King
Speaker 10: Middles and stories like you don't know.
Speaker 3: What to believe.
Speaker 6: I don't know what at all, but it's crazy.
Speaker 1: But regardless of anything, if if these women were affected,
Speaker 1: if they were sexually assaulted, you want to see, you know, justice,
Speaker 1: justice for those people, absolutely hands down. And I don't
Speaker 1: want to say Drew Dixon was on. I thought she
Speaker 1: was on. I'm not one hundred per cent short. I
Speaker 1: don't want to say that on breakfast what I can't remember.
Speaker 6: I don't remember.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, have been like twelve thirteen years ago. But yeah, Jesus,
Speaker 1: but like you said, anybody affected or sexually assaulted, yeah,
Speaker 1: you want to see.
Speaker 2: But you know, you know what muddy is the waters.
Speaker 9: None of this would be so confusing if social media
Speaker 9: would just let things play out. But that's not the
Speaker 9: way social media works because you know, you'll have so
Speaker 9: many stories and they'll just be wrong. For example, the
Speaker 9: whole thing about did he fleeing the country?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying, because you hear this right,
Speaker 9: Diddy's house got raided. Then now did he flee in
Speaker 9: the country, You're like, oh, shoot, what do you do?
Speaker 2: He does something? Then you know, but then you come
Speaker 2: to find out none of that was true. But you're
Speaker 2: like well what happened.
Speaker 1: But also if it wasn't for social media, do you
Speaker 1: think a lot of these people would be charged? Do
Speaker 1: you think the pressure would be on for the government
Speaker 1: to file charges or would he just speak?
Speaker 6: That can work, you.
Speaker 9: Know, because you know nowadays you got people that will
Speaker 9: direct folks to law enforcement, you know what I mean?
Speaker 9: And for towards innocent people like I have a bunch
Speaker 9: of people just flood just call for no read exactly.
Speaker 1: Think it's jokes in front of you.
Speaker 10: But I definitely feel like the Internet is a gift
Speaker 10: and a curse though definitely, you know, so you can't
Speaker 10: have good without evil, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that either. I've been wondering about
Speaker 2: that my whole.
Speaker 9: Life, with things like the internet, talking about in general,
Speaker 9: can you do you have to have evil with good?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 6: Do they do?
Speaker 2: They have to go hand.
Speaker 6: In hand some type of way?
Speaker 1: I guess right, yeah, because everybody is not good. People
Speaker 1: want to.
Speaker 10: Say everybody everybody's not But you have evil things, people
Speaker 10: do bad things. I don't make them bad people. You
Speaker 10: know we got good people? Do you got bad people
Speaker 10: that do good things? Sometimes?
Speaker 6: Like it goes I.
Speaker 2: Think what we're all trying to say. Here is we
Speaker 2: don't know now, but we all watching.
Speaker 10: That's what I know is I'm a good person, but
Speaker 10: I do bad things sometimes. That's a good way to
Speaker 10: just that's a good way to describe bad subjective though. Yeah,
Speaker 10: but I don't want to be a bad per been
Speaker 10: trying to do good stuff?
Speaker 13: Why?
Speaker 9: That's probably what he More than likely that's what it is.
Speaker 9: We're all bad people born in the city. We're trying
Speaker 9: to be good.
Speaker 6: Don't say because.
Speaker 2: But you we're born into sin anyway, right pass, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, we did.
Speaker 9: We was been a whole lives attempting to be good.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, just with the world wide all right,
Speaker 1: when we come back, we got front page news, sells
Speaker 1: some figure out be joining us. It's a breakfast level
Speaker 1: morning Wake. You're like into the breakfast club, moring everybody
Speaker 1: is d J env just hilarious, charlamage the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the breakfast club. Let's get back in some front
Speaker 1: page news. What up tis?
Speaker 6: What's going on? DJ and B chelam God, just hilarious.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Now, let's start off with Trump. I know we closed
Speaker 1: out with Trump last hour, so let's start off with Trump.
Speaker 6: This hour, is that with Trump?
Speaker 11: Start now with Trump just to give another update on
Speaker 11: his first criminal case. Now he was asking for that
Speaker 11: to be delayed, but that is going to start the trial.
Speaker 6: On April fifteenth, take a listen.
Speaker 23: Amid news of the bond decision going public, Trump was
Speaker 23: in a Manhattan courtroom learning that the criminal trial involving
Speaker 23: hush money payments to former adult film star Stormy Daniels
Speaker 23: would begin the middle of next month. Trump's lawyers argue
Speaker 23: the case should be delayed or dismissed, saying thousands of
Speaker 23: documents were improperly introduced this month. That was rejected by
Speaker 23: Judge Wan Murshawan, who said, you were literally accusing the
Speaker 23: Manhattan Die's Office of prosecutorial misconduct and trying to make
Speaker 23: me complicit in it, and you don't have a single
Speaker 23: case to cite. Trump would be the first former president
Speaker 23: to ever face a criminal trial.
Speaker 15: I would have no problem testified. I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 1: So but to be trying to move this up so
Speaker 1: they can do it before election, I.
Speaker 11: Don't want to make any assumptions, but let's definitely get
Speaker 11: moved up so folks can look at that and take
Speaker 11: it as you will. But certainly obviously, like you just
Speaker 11: heard the first time a former president will be having
Speaker 11: a criminal case. He wants to testify. There was a
Speaker 11: lot of commentary saying should he or should he not testify?
Speaker 6: Would he make it better or not?
Speaker 11: And just a remind folks, this is about Stormy Daniels
Speaker 11: and the one hundred and thirty thousand dollars payment to her,
Speaker 11: and so Michael Cohen will be testifying.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a lot, a lot of.
Speaker 11: Drama going on with this case, for sure. So we'll
Speaker 11: see what it looks like.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's jump right into the scientists and
Speaker 1: this new bill.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so a new bill of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
Speaker 11: is banning social media for kids under fourteen without parent permission.
Speaker 6: A lot of folks may agree with this.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 24: The bill, signed into law by the governor, banned social
Speaker 24: media accounts for children under age fourteen. It also requires
Speaker 24: parental permission for fifteen and sixteen year olds to have
Speaker 24: social media. The governor said, the new law asserts parental
Speaker 24: rights and it's in the best interests of children.
Speaker 25: The way this bill is structured, it is not engaging
Speaker 25: in any regulation of speech It is basically identifying functionality
Speaker 25: you know that is causing harms, the addictive features, and
Speaker 25: so that's laid out in the bill.
Speaker 1: We worked hard with.
Speaker 25: The legislature because at the end of the day, you know,
Speaker 25: we're not just here spinning our wheels.
Speaker 1: We're not just trying to get a photo.
Speaker 25: We want something that actually sticks and actually has a
Speaker 25: positive impact.
Speaker 24: Florida's House speaker goes a step further, calling the new
Speaker 24: law a matter of public safety for children.
Speaker 1: I love it, I do. I don't have a problem
Speaker 1: with that at all. And parents want their kids to
Speaker 1: have social media. They can still do it, but they
Speaker 1: just that way your parents know or the parents know
Speaker 1: that the kid is opening account. I don't have a
Speaker 1: problem with it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't think people understand what social media is
Speaker 9: doing the folks brains. And it's not just kids' adult
Speaker 9: you know what I mean, right, it's ruining people's comprehension skills.
Speaker 9: It's making people's emotional IQs low. Folks care about their
Speaker 9: relationship with social media more than they do with real people.
Speaker 6: It depresses people absolutely, society.
Speaker 11: So many other things. Let me give you a little
Speaker 11: bit more about this bill. It is called HB three,
Speaker 11: and it directs social media companies to delete the existing
Speaker 11: accounts of those who are under fourteen. So it's not
Speaker 11: even just the new accounts of the start, but they're
Speaker 11: going to go back in time and delete those now.
Speaker 11: Companies that fail to do so can be sued on
Speaker 11: behalf of the child who creates an account on the platform.
Speaker 11: The minor child could be awarded up to ten thousand
Speaker 11: and damages. According to the bill, Companies found companies that
Speaker 11: well that are found in violation of this law can
Speaker 11: also be held liable fifty thousand per violations. So there's
Speaker 11: some consequences with you know, folks, the companies that are
Speaker 11: not complying with this.
Speaker 1: And it's the craziest thing if you really think about it, right,
Speaker 1: if you're if you have a child, a child can't
Speaker 1: open up a bank account into eighteen, but you can
Speaker 1: open up social media at fourteen. So you can't start
Speaker 1: putting your savings in a bank until you eighteen, but
Speaker 1: you can open up a social media kuint of any age.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 11: What do you guys think about though, Like if the
Speaker 11: kids just because when you open up an account, you
Speaker 11: can just put in any date, do you think that
Speaker 11: like that, that's really stopping the chill.
Speaker 9: I can't wait till they put some real rules and
Speaker 9: regulations on social media so these kids can't get on
Speaker 9: it at all. But I'm just concerned about the adults
Speaker 9: because people wake up every day trying to prove something
Speaker 9: the strangers. They don't know in a bunch of bots.
Speaker 6: It's lame, like.
Speaker 2: Right, I don't know, man, I'll be happy when they
Speaker 2: unplug all this and then you.
Speaker 6: Can see who needs therapy and who doesn't.
Speaker 2: You can absolutely see who needs therapy and who doesn't.
Speaker 9: You can all your insecurities are on full display on
Speaker 9: social media, and you'll be sitting back looking like that
Speaker 9: person needs to go do something internal work on themselves.
Speaker 9: They don't got nothing to do with no external circumstances
Speaker 9: around them. That person needs to go do some work.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right?
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Speaker 1: Alright, and when we come back, we got a special
Speaker 1: guest joining us.
Speaker 9: Man, the legendary Marshall Warfield will be here Man, actress, comedian,
Speaker 9: extraord in there. You probably know her best for her
Speaker 9: role on Night Court playing Roz Roz Russell.
Speaker 2: She was on Night Court for like six years and
Speaker 2: they just rebooted Night Court.
Speaker 10: Ye.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but she's been around forever, man, I mean, she
Speaker 9: had her own sitcom. She was on Richard Pryor Show
Speaker 9: back in the day, stand up comedian like Marshall Wallfield
Speaker 9: is a legend.
Speaker 1: All right, and we go kick it with her when
Speaker 1: we come back, So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: Go Morning, the Breakfast Club. Warning, everybody's dj NV. Just
Speaker 1: Larry Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 1: got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 9: You've seen her on Night Court, you've seen her on
Speaker 9: The Upshaw. She has a one woman show called The
Speaker 9: Book of Marshall, Miss Marshall Wallfield his head.
Speaker 2: Good morning you. I'm blessed Black and Holly's favorite.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm doing alright now.
Speaker 9: You've been working in the business since the seventies and
Speaker 9: you gotta you're celebrating your seventieth birthday this month.
Speaker 6: Yes, wow, do you feel like a legend?
Speaker 3: No, I feel like mercier. I just you know, I
Speaker 3: do take every day as it comes, do the best
Speaker 3: I can, and hopefully be able to rest at night comfortably.
Speaker 3: So things are going well right now, and I'm very
Speaker 3: grateful for that and very happy with the way it's
Speaker 3: going in the second half of my career. But no,
Speaker 3: legend is something I think they just say because I'm old.
Speaker 3: You gotta have a rethume to back it up, though
Speaker 3: I no, no, you know, if you hang around sooner
Speaker 3: or later, somebody will will say you're a legend. But
Speaker 3: I appreciate it. You know, it's nice to be thought of,
Speaker 3: well thought of five people.
Speaker 10: And you just let them say that know better, Yeah, okay, Well,
Speaker 10: it's not often that someone would like you has long
Speaker 10: jevity in this business and you still manage to say,
Speaker 10: book and busy.
Speaker 6: You want three TV shows right now? Like what keeps
Speaker 6: you going?
Speaker 3: Well, it's not just you know, most people don't get
Speaker 3: a chance to have one successful career. I had one,
Speaker 3: took off for twenty years and came back and have
Speaker 3: done it again. So most proud of that, of the
Speaker 3: fact that I could start all over again from scratch
Speaker 3: and then make it work into my seventieth year.
Speaker 9: When they called you about the night Court reboot. Was
Speaker 9: that something you wanted to do. Did you jump at
Speaker 9: the chance to play Rods again or you just was like,
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, I don't take gigs that. I'm like, hey, I
Speaker 3: don't know, you know, unless it's a whole lot of
Speaker 3: money involved, I'm not putting myself through that.
Speaker 6: I like night Court.
Speaker 3: Night Court was good for me. It was good to me.
Speaker 3: Hopefully I was good to night Court. And so when
Speaker 3: they called me, it wasn't like I expected it because
Speaker 3: they were going in a whole new direction. They're doing
Speaker 3: a whole different show, and I'm cool with that. That's fine.
Speaker 3: I wish you well. I hope it does for you
Speaker 3: what it did for me. I told Lacreta that as
Speaker 3: soon as I met her, I said, you know, this
Speaker 3: is your gig now, this is my time has passed
Speaker 3: as far as this is concerned. So you take this
Speaker 3: ball and run with it. I hope it does for
Speaker 3: you what it did for me. So when they called me,
Speaker 3: I was like, well, cool, you know, I'm happy to
Speaker 3: do it, and it just seemed to snowball from there.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm sure you know. And see how times have
Speaker 10: changed these days? How did you feel when you found
Speaker 10: out that Ross would be getting married to a woman
Speaker 10: in a season for now.
Speaker 3: Oh, I thought it was great. And I love the
Speaker 3: fact that it's not the point of the show. The
Speaker 3: point of the show is that she's getting married. The
Speaker 3: fact that she's getting married to a woman is never mentioned,
Speaker 3: brought up, nothing. It's not a bone of contention at all.
Speaker 3: And that's a long way from where we started, you know,
Speaker 3: from where when I came out right and my mother
Speaker 3: went to my mother and I wasn't even coming out publicly.
Speaker 3: I was coming out to her and she said, well,
Speaker 3: let's you know, I understand, but just you know, don't
Speaker 3: come out as long as I'm alive. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 3: that's a small thing to ask in the bigger problem
Speaker 3: than it was growing up and everything. So I was like, cool,
Speaker 3: But now we can have this character and not just
Speaker 3: representing being a lesbian, but being a lesbian of age
Speaker 3: of color marrying another woman, so that people know there's hope.
Speaker 3: You know, there's hope for people. You don't just stop
Speaker 3: living because you get another birthday and there's you don't
Speaker 3: have to stop looking for love, you know, have to
Speaker 3: stop having sex, you don't have to stop doing anything
Speaker 3: just because you're old. So I like the way they
Speaker 3: handled it.
Speaker 6: When your mother.
Speaker 9: Tells you something like that, how do you not feel
Speaker 9: suppressed though, Like you're suppressing a huge part of yourself.
Speaker 3: Been suppressing a huge part of myself my whole life,
Speaker 3: I mean, from birth. And when the society says this
Speaker 3: is negative, this is bad. You know, people try to
Speaker 3: insulct their children and help them because for them they
Speaker 3: see it as one of failure they parent. And two
Speaker 3: it's like the world is going to beat you up,
Speaker 3: so let's guide you along this way. So my whole life,
Speaker 3: they've been trying, they had been trying to shift me,
Speaker 3: you know, over to the right side. It's like the
Speaker 3: way they do left handed kids. You know, back in
Speaker 3: the day, they would tie your hands behind your back.
Speaker 3: They would force you to use your right hand because
Speaker 3: left handed is a sinful sinister means left handed in French,
Speaker 3: it was a bad thing. And so they would let
Speaker 3: heads right with their left hand. So you had a
Speaker 3: lot of converted right handers whose minds. You know, when
Speaker 3: you're left handed, your mind thinks left handed, you know,
Speaker 3: they open books backwards, they see things totally different. But
Speaker 3: then they had this thing.
Speaker 6: There's some left handed and I've opened the book the
Speaker 6: right way.
Speaker 3: No, but I've seen left handed people open it the
Speaker 3: other way and go from the back to that. And
Speaker 3: it's not that they're bringing from the back, it's just
Speaker 3: that's how they see it. They try to shift your
Speaker 3: whole mind. And the same thing when you see your kids.
Speaker 3: You know your kid is gay from birth. You know,
Speaker 3: the little boy cries whenever you put him in a
Speaker 3: blue something. Many look, I love the pink. They're like, no,
Speaker 3: you can't wear a pink because you're a little boy.
Speaker 3: And he's like, but I don't care. And so they
Speaker 3: start shifting you away from who you are. So when
Speaker 3: you come out and you're expecting the worst, you're expecting
Speaker 3: your parents to be offended and defensive, and some kids
Speaker 3: get put out of their houses. Some kids at fifteen sixteen,
Speaker 3: their parents can't handle it. All my mother asked was
Speaker 3: don't put it out in public in the whole world scheme.
Speaker 3: That was a small thing. And my maid was like, well,
Speaker 3: at least she's not just owning me, she's not condemning me.
Speaker 2: If they tied your hand behind your back for being
Speaker 2: left handed I don't. I don't want to know what
Speaker 2: they did to get people back then. They just tell
Speaker 2: you you're different as you're different. You was on TV.
Speaker 9: When being on TV meant something, you like, it was
Speaker 9: like a real celebrity and being really famous. So I
Speaker 9: did playing rods back then in the eighties change everything
Speaker 9: to you.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, back in the day, there weren't as
Speaker 3: many opportunities. There was only three channels, and cable was new.
Speaker 3: Showtime and HBO were just about all the whole game,
Speaker 3: and so they didn't have as many dating. There was
Speaker 3: no streaming, There was no you know, and I tell
Speaker 3: people about like selfies and stuff like, y'all got pictures
Speaker 3: of everything you do. We ain't had no pictures. We
Speaker 3: ain't had no It was a big deal when somebody
Speaker 3: took a picture. So the whole technology change. And as
Speaker 3: the technology changed, the opportunities expanded. Plus, black people have
Speaker 3: and women have have pushed the boundaries so far away
Speaker 3: from where they were. When I I was a kid,
Speaker 3: there were no black people on the other There were
Speaker 3: no shows like this, There was none of that stuff.
Speaker 3: All of this stuff is new, and it took advantage
Speaker 3: of all of the opportunities that they made happen, and
Speaker 3: we just kept on going until now you have representation.
Speaker 3: You have the idea that you can watch TV twenty
Speaker 3: four hours a day and only see black people. It's
Speaker 3: mind boggling to somebody who grew up with Ozzie and
Speaker 3: Harriet and that kind of thing and leave it to Beaver.
Speaker 3: So I happened to be just come about in that
Speaker 3: time period where things were coming up, and I got
Speaker 3: lucky and ended up on Night Court and the rest
Speaker 3: is history.
Speaker 1: We have more with Marshall Warfield when we come back,
Speaker 1: don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's DJ n V, Jesse, Larry Charalamnea gud We are
Speaker 1: to Breakfast Club. Were still kicking it with Marshall Warfield. Jess.
Speaker 10: I love how like you get excited when you talk
Speaker 10: about like back then and stand up and all of that.
Speaker 6: Is that still you have first love.
Speaker 3: I love stand up. That's my I don't see myself
Speaker 3: as an actress actor. I was reluctantly dragged into acting
Speaker 3: because I wanted to save my piece. I wanted to
Speaker 3: be a centem. I wanted to compete with the big boys.
Speaker 3: I wanted to do stand up and learning how to
Speaker 3: do how to act and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: I'd learned all of that on the job. I took
Speaker 3: a class once and they told me to get a
Speaker 3: book and said, you know, read the book. And I
Speaker 3: opened it up and they said on the first page,
Speaker 3: the key to acting is to keep it simple. So
Speaker 3: I closed the book and I never went back to
Speaker 3: the class.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I was lucky enough to be on the show.
Speaker 3: At a time it was like the Number four show
Speaker 3: and TV.
Speaker 2: You had actors.
Speaker 3: John Larrick had getting nominated every time he opened his mouth.
Speaker 3: He had nominated for an Emmy so often he took
Speaker 3: his name out of contention. And they were Marky and
Speaker 3: these actors. And I told Harry when I first got there,
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm not an actor. I don't know how
Speaker 3: to do this. He said I'm not either. He said,
Speaker 3: we'll just watch them do what they do. And so
Speaker 3: they made it easy for me and I learned on
Speaker 3: the job.
Speaker 9: Just a question for you know, you and you know
Speaker 9: just Larry, she does stand up as well. Is that
Speaker 9: age your safe space?
Speaker 3: No, it's not nothing safe on stage. You're out there
Speaker 3: by yourself. But the thing I think everybody has to
Speaker 3: keep in mind when you do stand up, it's you're
Speaker 3: doing you. It's all about you, and the closer you
Speaker 3: are to who you really are, the better. We come
Speaker 3: from a tradition where for years black people weren't allowed
Speaker 3: to be themselves. Especially there weren't no very few black
Speaker 3: men with moms Maybley and that was it. But black
Speaker 3: men weren't allowed to have facial hair, they weren't allowed
Speaker 3: to wear suits. They had to be characters and play
Speaker 3: basically minstrels. And so in the fifties and sixties, and
Speaker 3: people like Dick Gregory and Timmy Rodgers and said, now
Speaker 3: we're going to do it different, and we're going to
Speaker 3: be people and speak our minds. This was not allowed.
Speaker 3: You weren't allowed to trick white people intellectually, and so
Speaker 3: to be yourself and to be close to who you are,
Speaker 3: you can't fail at being you. And so if you'd
Speaker 3: be the best you you can be, you're always going
Speaker 3: to succeed.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 2: And you say you can't trick white people, you.
Speaker 3: Can't trick white people intellectually. That was against the law,
Speaker 3: and in the South, that was dangerous. Dick Gregory said,
Speaker 3: after a show, the group of white men came in.
Speaker 3: He was he ordered a whole ticken, and these white
Speaker 3: men came up behind him and said, whatever you do
Speaker 3: to that chicken, we're going to do to you. So
Speaker 3: she ate the chickens asked, now you picked the chicken
Speaker 3: up and kissed it. So that was the climate, you know,
Speaker 3: And and again he won by tricking the people for
Speaker 3: tricking them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's amazing that, you know, we act like like
Speaker 6: when it comes to entertainment.
Speaker 9: And I was gonna ask you about like roles that
Speaker 9: they've asked you to play, if they ever asked you
Speaker 9: to play a role, that might have been pushing some
Speaker 9: sort of propaganda.
Speaker 3: Oh all the time, Holly, I refused. I came about
Speaker 3: in the blaxploitation, before black exploitation, I don't think there
Speaker 3: had been any roles for black women where they didn't
Speaker 3: play a maid or a whoror and most often the maid,
Speaker 3: even some of the classics that everybody loves, imitation of life,
Speaker 3: you know, yeah, the maid. And I said I would
Speaker 3: never play a maid or a horror never ever. And
Speaker 3: so when roles came up, and the maid, she had
Speaker 3: a heart goal and she winds up and she ends
Speaker 3: up being and she's a corporate cup stair, but she's
Speaker 3: a made I said, if she's a maid, I'm not
Speaker 3: playing it. So I turned down a lot of roles.
Speaker 3: And I think we have to start encouraging people. We
Speaker 3: have to lose to go along, to get along mindset,
Speaker 3: you know, and get back to the kick ass mindset
Speaker 3: that you know, you draw your own line in the sand,
Speaker 3: and you you have the right to say no, you know,
Speaker 3: and we don't always feel that we have that kind
Speaker 3: of agency.
Speaker 10: To say, Man, I ain't doing that, even if they
Speaker 10: make you feel bad for it, you know, like because
Speaker 10: they will agents, and you know, it's even like happens
Speaker 10: to me, like I will say no. Like I was
Speaker 10: offered like three or four roles to play a crackhead,
Speaker 10: you know, but these would have been my first roles,
Speaker 10: and I didn't want to do that. And I remember meeting,
Speaker 10: Oh my god, the guy that played Eddie Kane. He
Speaker 10: was on the set of Rowe I did a sitcom,
Speaker 10: which was my first big role. I met him on
Speaker 10: seton and he told me, if you let them, they
Speaker 10: will keep casting you four roles that they want to
Speaker 10: see you portray, you know, not for you know, and
Speaker 10: I just I never. I grew up in Baltimore City.
Speaker 10: That's all I seen growing up. I didn't want to
Speaker 10: play that role. I'm not saying never, but that's not
Speaker 10: it kept my agents kept bringing that to me. My
Speaker 10: manager kept bringing that to me, and I remember him saying,
Speaker 10: my manager, he was like, this is you. The scene opens,
Speaker 10: you're pissing behind a dumpster yep, after you snort it
Speaker 10: a lot. And I'm like, and I could just see
Speaker 10: you play this. You don't know how insultant that was.
Speaker 10: I fired him, but that was that was very I
Speaker 10: just couldn't believe. He said, I see when I first
Speaker 10: read this, I thought of you, I could see you
Speaker 10: playing this.
Speaker 6: I'm like, damn you.
Speaker 3: Well, we forget they work for us, Yeah, you don't
Speaker 3: work for your manager. And they take the position that
Speaker 3: you do work for them and that you have to
Speaker 3: do it, they say, and you have to let them know. No,
Speaker 3: I'm the boss of me, I said, do you I'm
Speaker 3: doing me. I'm not doing what you see Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: so no, that ain't gonna work. Also, a bunch of
Speaker 3: one woman showed the Book of Marshall. People always told
Speaker 3: me that I should write a book, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'm not a writer. I'm a stand up. So if
Speaker 3: you want to know my story, you have to come
Speaker 3: and see me do standings. Ah, And I can tell
Speaker 3: you better than I can write it down. And I
Speaker 3: didn't want to go through the ghostwriter thing and have
Speaker 3: somebody else write my story. And I approve it, so
Speaker 3: I it's a kind of autobiographical stand up. I grew
Speaker 3: up on R and B. I'm a big R and
Speaker 3: B fan, that's my thing. And so I sing a lot,
Speaker 3: and I you know, I'm not a singer, but I
Speaker 3: have music in the show. You know, how you have
Speaker 3: a party, there's always music playing. But at about ten
Speaker 3: o'clock or so, that Auntie comes in and say, okay,
Speaker 3: that's enough of that bang bang noise. Let's put on
Speaker 3: some music. Play my record. And everybody goes, what's a record?
Speaker 3: And she don't. Don't get smart with me, boy, and
Speaker 3: play my record. I'm that Auntie and this show it's
Speaker 3: like a theatrical show. Buddy, it's like coming into my kitchen.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: She always takes her place in the kitchen, that Auntie
Speaker 3: and starts talking about everybody else's foods and stuff. So
Speaker 3: that's the way the show hopefully feels like you've come
Speaker 3: into my party at the time where it was down
Speaker 3: now to the real people and not just the people
Speaker 3: you have to be fake with one.
Speaker 10: Last question, is there anything in your bucket list career
Speaker 10: like that you for your career that you want to
Speaker 10: do that you haven't done yet.
Speaker 3: I'm my one woman show, the Book of Marsha I
Speaker 3: want to do as a one woman show and have
Speaker 3: that be a special I'm working to make that happen
Speaker 3: in the future. And then from there, I'm like, I'm
Speaker 3: just grateful for every opportunity I've been blessed more than
Speaker 3: I appreciate it. You know, when you're in the struggle
Speaker 3: and trying to make it, you think nothing's happening, But
Speaker 3: when you look back on it, it's like, dang, I
Speaker 3: was doing a lot.
Speaker 2: So I just want to keep on growing, you know.
Speaker 3: I don't want to grow old gracefully. I want to
Speaker 3: grow badassidly and just that's right. That's right, you know,
Speaker 3: hick the door and then keep on living until I
Speaker 3: hate lived no more.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 9: It's Warfield. It was a pleasure. We could sit here
Speaker 9: and talk to you for hours. Thank you for your
Speaker 9: will him, thank you for coming. It's Marshall Wallfield. It's
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's TJ n V, Jess Hilarious.
Speaker 1: Chelaman to God, good money, y'all, what's happening this club.
Speaker 2: Salute to the legend Marshall Warfield for pulling up Man.
Speaker 9: Really appreciate her great conversation, and I just want to
Speaker 9: remind people that if you love podcasts the way I
Speaker 9: love podcasts. The second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival, It's
Speaker 9: happening Saturday, April twenty seventh in Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Salute to everybody who joined us last year.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 2: This year, we got Wallowing Gilly on that main stage.
Speaker 9: We got Jess Hilarious, we Carefully Reckless, we got Mandy
Speaker 9: and Weezy from Horrible Decisions on that main stage. Dre
Speaker 9: and Lex from the Paul Minds podcast will be on
Speaker 9: that stage. My good sister Debbie Brown, She'll be there
Speaker 9: doing her Deeply Well podcast, So we got your mental
Speaker 9: health and mindful this covered. Will Lucas will be there
Speaker 9: doing Black Tech, Green Money, so we have your financial
Speaker 9: literacy covered in the ball Alert podcast they'll be there
Speaker 9: as well. All Alert and we got some really really
Speaker 9: great panels.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 9: We have the Business of Podcasting panel, John O'Brien and
Speaker 9: Damon John.
Speaker 1: They're on those.
Speaker 9: What else this is another panel that I can't quite
Speaker 9: remember right now, But go get your tickets, okay to
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Speaker 1: Yeah, shout out to salute to my wife. Yeah, we're
Speaker 1: bringing our podcast back. Actually, I think this week we're
Speaker 1: gonna start recording this week. We had to stop it
Speaker 1: because my long term nanny left. She went back to
Speaker 1: Ecuador and for the last I would say green cottag part. No,
Speaker 1: she went there to she opened up her own business,
Speaker 1: started her family. Okay, but now she's back. She actually
Speaker 1: came back after like two three years. So, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: not having a nanny when you got six kids, it's difficult.
Speaker 1: You know, my wife running one way and I'm running
Speaker 1: the other way. And but now she's back, so now
Speaker 1: it gives a little freedom to do things that we
Speaker 1: need to do, like the podcast, and people are excited
Speaker 1: about uh my nanny after like three years. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: she she went back to Ecuador and and we didn't
Speaker 1: have a nanny because finding her nanny is very difficult
Speaker 1: because you have somebody to watch your kids, drive your kids.
Speaker 1: And she just got back a couple of days ago.
Speaker 10: Somebody nanny always lived in the country. They always be
Speaker 10: from other countries, like Scouts, other countries.
Speaker 1: Some of the she's a citizen, She's an American citizen America.
Speaker 1: She's got to make sure now she's Americans. Got to
Speaker 1: make sure now she's an American people.
Speaker 6: What people are you gonna call? What people are you gonna.
Speaker 9: Don't make me calling people. I just want to make sure.
Speaker 9: It's all I'm saying, is an American citizen. I name
Speaker 9: her name was her man that means and adopted.
Speaker 2: Her nobody, No damn her?
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Speaker 6: Close bombs Moms.
Speaker 9: Shaw is gonna be on the how to Make Money
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Speaker 2: So it will be John O'Briant.
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Speaker 9: it'll be moderated by Will Lucas. So go get your
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Speaker 2: They're on sale right now.
Speaker 1: All right now, we got just with the mess coming
Speaker 1: up when we talk.
Speaker 6: As New York is trying to make it legal for
Speaker 6: people to cheat on what on your spouse? Honey, black
Speaker 6: men don't cheats. He might start a little bit more
Speaker 6: after that.
Speaker 1: Is that an orange soda?
Speaker 6: This is an orange drink?
Speaker 2: And grow up? Yes, you're talking over the song.
Speaker 8: It's the breakfast is a breakfast com right stop the
Speaker 8: guys morning, everybody is deed envy.
Speaker 1: Just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy, good morning.
Speaker 9: And also just we we got a note we cannot
Speaker 9: say the N word. Oh my god, what do you
Speaker 9: say the N word? We just can't say. He went
Speaker 9: over to quota. There's an inn word quota.
Speaker 6: And they told you because we're get a word quota.
Speaker 1: Yes, but they can say no, it's.
Speaker 2: Not stupid, as they told us that we can't say
Speaker 2: the N word.
Speaker 6: Yes, we have to say.
Speaker 2: I mean, we can say the N word, just can't say.
Speaker 1: It has to be limited. It's a quota.
Speaker 2: We have many of the markets complaining, who is they
Speaker 2: it don't matter who they is.
Speaker 6: I bet they're not our color.
Speaker 2: Yes they are actually okay, all.
Speaker 8: Right, all right, all right, there's a quota, so we
Speaker 8: have to we're not a quota. Stop, we got to
Speaker 8: make it a quota. No, they don't want us to
Speaker 8: use it as we got to give her a quota.
Speaker 6: No, they don't know, they don't.
Speaker 1: Twenty months.
Speaker 6: I gotta stop. You gotta stop. So let's stop.
Speaker 9: Month a month. No, it's not stop saying that I'm coming.
Speaker 9: You keep telling her the wrong information.
Speaker 1: Two months. No, just not.
Speaker 2: Listen to him, boy, trying to get you in trouble listening.
Speaker 6: All right, that is so crazy.
Speaker 1: Don saying let's get to jas.
Speaker 15: Is real weather, Laris just carrobbing Moore. Just don't do No,
Speaker 15: why don't.
Speaker 7: Talk?
Speaker 1: Nobody talk? The SPA World?
Speaker 2: Why jes World?
Speaker 1: Which on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: She's a coaching ship.
Speaker 20: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 20: understand something.
Speaker 18: That nobody could get you to see this time to
Speaker 18: set it.
Speaker 6: Off, okay, Cardi b plans to sue l E.
Speaker 16: P D.
Speaker 6: During a live yesterday, Cardi spoke on an incident with
Speaker 6: l A p D. The L A p D like
Speaker 6: them all the helicopters in l A.
Speaker 26: There was outside, Yo, I was freaking out, Like they
Speaker 26: had me outside for like three hours. They had me
Speaker 26: getting butt nikked outside you like I'm about to school
Speaker 26: the l A p D like And I told them like, yo,
Speaker 26: I'm cady.
Speaker 1: B Like do all look like I so some shit?
Speaker 15: Why would I do that?
Speaker 6: Like what I will never do the like?
Speaker 26: And they adn't believe me, Like it was like some
Speaker 26: white cops are saying like they didn't know who I was,
Speaker 26: so like like you know what I'm saying, like it
Speaker 26: was really tough for me and everything. They said that,
Speaker 26: like somebody gave them a clue. I really feel like
Speaker 26: it was one of my options. They're really trying to
Speaker 26: rule my life type.
Speaker 6: What the hell was Cardose?
Speaker 10: Oh my god, I don't have her house in LA Basically, yeah,
Speaker 10: she said that the cops told her that they got
Speaker 10: an anonymous tip exactly she was selling drugs or whatever
Speaker 10: and but naked outside.
Speaker 9: That was a kinky cot And listen, didn't we just
Speaker 9: talk about this last hour and then this is what
Speaker 9: I was saying in the group chat last night. But
Speaker 9: you have these people who be sending all of these
Speaker 9: anonymous tips to these law enforcement officials, and these law
Speaker 9: and law enforcement officials be investigating, they be showing up
Speaker 9: because of these anonymous tips they're getting from people online.
Speaker 6: And they were swatted, like her house was swatty. You
Speaker 6: see what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Why I want her to get naked just.
Speaker 6: Outside?
Speaker 10: I meant her and she said, and you have to
Speaker 10: even repeating like I'm Cardi. But you think you know,
Speaker 10: they didn't care, They didn't care. They still treated her,
Speaker 10: you know, like they don't care what happened. Uh, this
Speaker 10: happened a month ago, but she spoke about it yesterday. So,
Speaker 10: but Cardi's houses were swatter before. One time they showed
Speaker 10: up to our house and Georgia claiming that they got
Speaker 10: a call that shots were fired and that she was
Speaker 10: the victim.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And then police showed up.
Speaker 10: And they left after they only left after off Set uncle,
Speaker 10: who was house sitting for them, called off Set, who
Speaker 10: confirmed that he was out of sound with Cardi.
Speaker 6: So that happened before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's scary too.
Speaker 9: Man, Get your money and get out, man, It's like, seriously,
Speaker 9: get your money and get out, like it ain't.
Speaker 2: Even worth it no more?
Speaker 1: But you can't. I mean, you're an artist and you
Speaker 1: live in your life and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you with your family, somebody.
Speaker 2: Get your money and get out. Maybe maybe it ain't
Speaker 2: worth it to be an artist no more.
Speaker 10: And I would say go to Bali, but look like
Speaker 10: you know, they'll find your check into your hotel and
Speaker 10: go right upstairs, like, oh way, what you're doing, you
Speaker 10: don't do, You don't want to be here, Take it
Speaker 10: down a little.
Speaker 9: But it's different when somebody's accusing you of something as
Speaker 9: opposed to somebody people just targeting you for no reason,
Speaker 9: people swat, getting getting you swatten and calling law enforcement
Speaker 9: on you, saying you doing things you ain't doing.
Speaker 6: The difference, No, it is. But I don't know about
Speaker 6: this case, Simon will Body.
Speaker 10: I keep calling this man, Simone Simon go body and
Speaker 10: claims Porscha Williams brought a gunman to their house.
Speaker 6: Y'atna hear me?
Speaker 2: I did, all right?
Speaker 6: Put the phone down. Look, so you know, Simon, Simon, Simon,
Speaker 6: that's true.
Speaker 10: Simon and Porsche, you know they been having a public,
Speaker 10: messy divorce since Porscha Fiul February twenty second right. So recently,
Speaker 10: Simon said that Porsche abandoned their house only to return
Speaker 10: with a man visibly bearing a gun for reasons unknown
Speaker 10: to go Badia. He claims that Williams brought the man
Speaker 10: on two different occasions. He said in one instance March
Speaker 10: twenty first, he had to call the police to maintain
Speaker 10: the piece uh And Simon also said since the filing
Speaker 10: of the instant divorce, wife's actions have been a radic unstable,
Speaker 10: threatening and harassing to the house staff and the minor children.
Speaker 6: Look Samon keep calling them some own.
Speaker 10: Simon is also saying that much tenty four of Porsche,
Speaker 10: her mother and her mother's boyfriend made a forcible entry
Speaker 10: into their home, disengaged the security cameras and tamper with
Speaker 10: items and evidence.
Speaker 6: Of what like what is is it a crime scene?
Speaker 10: Like you know what I'm saying, like of what tampered
Speaker 10: they cut the cameras off, any tampered with items and
Speaker 10: evidence of.
Speaker 2: What I mean, that's the only one side that you
Speaker 2: got to hear both sides.
Speaker 6: Right, That's what I'm saying. Like he's making this really
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm not.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it sounds really good like another TV show we've
Speaker 10: been hearing about like alleged TV shows all morning. Simon
Speaker 10: is requesting a judge issue or restraining order against the
Speaker 10: Bravo leberty Porsha.
Speaker 6: Damn my scene that I'm married?
Speaker 2: Can he prove any of this?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 6: My god, I don't know.
Speaker 9: And I think you know, if any of it is true,
Speaker 9: it kind of makes you you look bad if you
Speaker 9: if your ex wife felt like she had to have
Speaker 9: protection when.
Speaker 6: She came back. Yeah, and you know what, Porsche need
Speaker 6: to come out with Who the F Did I Murray?
Speaker 6: Season two?
Speaker 2: So she need to go on TikTok and do sixty episodes.
Speaker 10: No, Porscha is way past TikTok Okay, she can content Bravo.
Speaker 10: It could be Bravo's first.
Speaker 1: Movie season one.
Speaker 6: Then yeah, season wise, but she but you know season
Speaker 6: she going Price?
Speaker 10: Then there was one after Reus, right, yeah, but nobody
Speaker 10: really paying attention to the lady. So yeah, the official
Speaker 10: season two Who the F Did I Murray? I had
Speaker 10: another story, but y'all talk too.
Speaker 6: Much, So just with the math, we ain't think nothing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, y'all been talking. Y'all been talking, but it's sorry.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna push it to the I'm gonna push it to.
Speaker 1: Next out, Yeah, next home, all right, and charlamun who
Speaker 1: give your uncle two man?
Speaker 6: Four after the hour.
Speaker 9: We need a congressman named David Thrown to come to
Speaker 9: the front of the congregation. He is a Democrat from Maryland.
Speaker 2: And we need to have a word with him because
Speaker 2: he's out here using racial slurs and sending hearings.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss alright, we'll get to that next. It's the
Speaker 1: breakfast club. Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Char some donkey to days just said himself, Charlotte man
Speaker 2: was ready.
Speaker 14: For I never read the donkey other day again, charl
Speaker 14: I'm a duncan, are arl true?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 9: Uh donkey to day for Tuesday, March twenty six, goes
Speaker 9: the congressman David Throne. Okay, he is a Maryland congressman,
Speaker 9: a Democrat running for Senate, and he recently apologized for
Speaker 9: his use of a racial slur during a budget hearing.
Speaker 2: Now, let me set this up for you.
Speaker 9: During the hearing, David Throne was discussing corporate tax rates
Speaker 9: and their impact on business, and somehow that led him
Speaker 9: to use a racial slur.
Speaker 6: Would you like to hear it here?
Speaker 13: Go?
Speaker 7: Could you do it better than the other competitor, and
Speaker 7: with that, could you create a P and L stable
Speaker 7: that works.
Speaker 6: So this Republican jigaboo, that's you know, it's a tax.
Speaker 7: Rate that's stopping that. This investment that's just completely faulty.
Speaker 7: My people have never run a business.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Now I haven't heard this racial slur in a long time. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is a throwback.
Speaker 9: I don't think I've ever heard this racial slur actually
Speaker 9: used in real life, to be honest with you. David
Speaker 9: Thrown at sixty eight years old, though born in nineteen
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty five, nine years before the civil rights
Speaker 9: back in nineteen sixty four was implemented, so he had
Speaker 9: nine years of segregation by nine, he was probably fully
Speaker 9: equipped with all the black slurs coun monkey, colored, the
Speaker 9: N word, and jigaboo, Jesus. Okay, you gotta understand, if
Speaker 9: you grew up when discriminatory practices was still in place
Speaker 9: and there were segregation in public places, you definitely use
Speaker 9: some of those slurs as a white man in this country.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 9: There's actually a phrase called a phasea where you think
Speaker 9: one word would say another. You ever heard that Avenue yes,
Speaker 9: you think one word, but you say another. So in
Speaker 9: this case, David Thrones that he intended to use the
Speaker 9: word buck aboo. I don't understand the context of either
Speaker 9: in a budget hearing. Okay, I don't know why jigabooo
Speaker 9: my boo Acon's brother boo boo from a goods boo
Speaker 9: with the apollo. I don't know why any boo would
Speaker 9: be used in the budgeteering, unless, of course, one of
Speaker 9: these elected officials is getting booed for using a racial slurs.
Speaker 2: Now, David Throne did apologize. Let's go to the news
Speaker 2: report hear what he had to say and developing.
Speaker 8: Now, Maryland Congressman David Throne has apologized for making a
Speaker 8: racial slur.
Speaker 1: He may join a House budget committee hearing.
Speaker 27: In all honesty, I'm actually not surprised.
Speaker 28: Brandon Brooks of Prince George's County says Maryland Senate kendidate
Speaker 28: David Tron's use of a racist word in Congress Thursday
Speaker 28: is no big shock.
Speaker 27: I've observed other situations where derogatory languages such as that
Speaker 27: is used freely in a white household. Cau household is
Speaker 27: no accountability because he keeps happening.
Speaker 9: White feel comfortable using this type of terminology and thinking
Speaker 9: that it's okay because that's the playbook that Trump is used.
Speaker 28: Trone declined and interview requests, but in a statement, he
Speaker 28: says that the attempted to use the word booga boo quote.
Speaker 28: I used a phrase that is offensive and that has
Speaker 28: a long, dark, terrible history and should have never been
Speaker 28: used in any conversation.
Speaker 9: Well, the Democrats are using a Trump's playbook of racial slurs,
Speaker 9: and I guess, I guess we're doomed. Listening to that
Speaker 9: news report, I'm even more confused. I still don't know
Speaker 9: why he would be quoting Beyonce, Kelly and Michelle in
Speaker 9: a Senate hearing. I don't see where there was room
Speaker 9: for bugaboo. Definitely wasn't no room for jigaboo. David also
Speaker 9: acknowledged his privilege as a white man and an elected official,
Speaker 9: recognizing his responsibility for the words he uses, particularly.
Speaker 2: In moments of intensity.
Speaker 9: Moments of intensity, that is an accurate phrase, because I
Speaker 9: was always told to pay attention to what people say
Speaker 9: out of anger, because they've been dying to tell you that. Okay,
Speaker 9: David Throne been wanting to call someone at jigaboo for
Speaker 9: a long time now. I looked up the definition of jigaboo.
Speaker 9: All the means from what I could find is it's
Speaker 9: just used as an insult and contemptuous term for a
Speaker 9: black person.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 9: So this isn't one of those times you can blame
Speaker 9: this on the Republicans because this man, David Thrown, is
Speaker 9: a Democrat, and you know y'all want to always show
Speaker 9: us the difference between Democrats and Republicans. But at the
Speaker 9: end of the day, the day going end with one
Speaker 9: of these white men, regardless of party, calling you something
Speaker 9: you don't want to be called.
Speaker 2: Please let Chelsea handle it.
Speaker 9: Give David Thrown the biggest he hee haw hee haw.
Speaker 6: That is way too much. Dan Maynes, Kathy Griffin get
Speaker 6: in on this. Please give this giant jar male the
Speaker 6: biggest he haw. I am not fighting the urge. Do
Speaker 6: it go slur for slur?
Speaker 7: Do it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: Don't go s Yes, you gotta grow up. If I
Speaker 6: can't say that's right, come on now, I'm not gonna
Speaker 6: go slow.
Speaker 1: I see Chris Rock.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna go slur for slur. I'm not gonna
Speaker 9: see Chris macis here. Mac what's up Ma, How you
Speaker 9: guys doing? Big macis hell?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I heard the donkey.
Speaker 6: Why you don't play wibble with Big Mac?
Speaker 2: Walk in the room.
Speaker 6: No, it's gonna be take the time.
Speaker 29: But I heard the donkey, and I was thinking to myself,
Speaker 29: you know, people make It's like you said, he's used
Speaker 29: the term a lot, and it upset us and upset
Speaker 29: me when I heard it. But you know what, black people,
Speaker 29: you make things easier when they are in song.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. So, you know, with the
Speaker 6: power of chat b e T, I was curious of
Speaker 6: what it would sound.
Speaker 1: Like t Yeah, it's the black version.
Speaker 29: His you know, his slur would have sounded like over
Speaker 29: a song would maybe I wouldn't be as mad.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna regret this.
Speaker 1: I want to hear it.
Speaker 6: Let me hear it. The window.
Speaker 1: Chieka booth cheek a booth cheek a boot, chika boot.
Speaker 2: If you're gonna band TikTok I want chat immediately.
Speaker 9: I want chat b e T band right along with
Speaker 9: TikTok Okay, get out of here.
Speaker 6: Mac, Jesus, you know what's crazy.
Speaker 10: You're gonna be like what Yeah he met he crazy
Speaker 10: to you, But I didn't know jiggaboo was a racial
Speaker 10: The first time I ever heard it was when Tory
Speaker 10: Cruz used it.
Speaker 6: And white checks, Oh you right, get this jigaboo out
Speaker 6: of my face.
Speaker 14: You don't.
Speaker 2: You don't hear it that much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's like over racist. You don't hear that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: They don't really hit.
Speaker 2: To be honest, nod like a little.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I have anything I think about, like like jiggero.
Speaker 9: Listen, I don't know all white men out there with
Speaker 9: black girlfriends you're dating, just try it and see what happens. Okay,
Speaker 9: I was watching I was watching the doctor Umar video.
Speaker 9: I was watching the Doctor Umar video. He said that
Speaker 9: that was a good way for interracial relationships to be scrimpled.
Speaker 9: So if you're a white man you're dating a black woman,
Speaker 9: just say that to her.
Speaker 6: Good evening.
Speaker 2: Your name and your phone, change your name and your
Speaker 2: phone play too much. Just see what happened, hurt what happened?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: I did not know that.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the donkey today.
Speaker 9: See what happens now recorded when you do, that's a
Speaker 9: good TikTok challenge, say Charlemagne told me so.
Speaker 2: Dang, I nothing to do with this. I got this,
Speaker 2: doctor Lamar.
Speaker 6: I'm lying.
Speaker 2: I am totally against it.
Speaker 1: Now right now, when we come back, Tim Ross will
Speaker 1: be joining us pasta and he's got a new book
Speaker 1: I'll called Welcome to the Basement, an Upside Down Guide
Speaker 1: to Greatness. All right, and we're gonna kick it with
Speaker 1: him next to the Breakfast Club. Goo Morning, the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club on like everybody is dj NV just Hilari charlamage
Speaker 1: the God. We are the breakfast Club. We got a
Speaker 1: special guest in the building.
Speaker 6: Yes, indeed, podcast a preacher, author.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, Tim Ross.
Speaker 9: Welcome, my man, good to see y'all, going, good morning, chilling,
Speaker 9: great to be here with y'all.
Speaker 2: Yes, at the.
Speaker 9: Name of the book is Welcome to the Basement and
Speaker 9: Upside Down Guide to Greatness.
Speaker 2: Man, talk to us about that title.
Speaker 30: Yeah, So the Basement came from this vision I had
Speaker 30: when I was thirty years old. The nutshell is that
Speaker 30: everybody thinks that the way to success is up, but
Speaker 30: I found that the way to success is down. Since
Speaker 30: the Bible is the most upside down book that's ever
Speaker 30: been written, we realize that you know the way up
Speaker 30: is actually down.
Speaker 6: The way in, it's out. The way to live is
Speaker 6: to die. The way to get is to give.
Speaker 9: So just giving people that counter cultural idea of what
Speaker 9: it is to really press be and go down to
Speaker 9: the basement.
Speaker 1: I heard you speak about the Bible and how you
Speaker 1: feel like people are so judging but don't necessarily understand
Speaker 1: and realize the judginess that we are. Those are some
Speaker 1: of the people that we are discussing in the Bible. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure, break that down a little bit.
Speaker 30: What I love about the Bible is that the Bible
Speaker 30: has zero chill in the way that it pins the
Speaker 30: people that were in it. Right, Like Abraham has faith
Speaker 30: and he's a liar, like Moses a great prophet and
Speaker 30: he's a murderer. Right, David is a man after God's
Speaker 30: own heart, and he had his homie killed and impregnated
Speaker 30: his wife. The writers of the Bible have no chill
Speaker 30: in like chronicling who these people are. And I just
Speaker 30: feel like as a body, as a church, if we
Speaker 30: were as honest as the Bible that we read, people
Speaker 30: could find themselves in the story. I think it gets
Speaker 30: crazy when you get to Sunday and the preacher is
Speaker 30: trying to act like he's not as fallible as the people.
Speaker 6: That were reading about in the Bible.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So it's interesting though, right because you know you're born
Speaker 2: without sin, right, we're born in sin a child?
Speaker 30: Oh absolutely, I mean think about it, when when a
Speaker 30: baby is born, you don't have to teach that junker
Speaker 30: how to lie like that comes in line.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but really because they don't sort of know any better.
Speaker 9: But if you instill what I'm saying, basically, if you
Speaker 9: instill a lot of these things into children early early on, yeah,
Speaker 9: can't they possibly not make any of those mistakes that
Speaker 9: we just talked about and they possibly know lying is wrong?
Speaker 2: Damn sure. I ain't never killed nobody.
Speaker 9: Yeah, can't you keep them from making those mistakes and
Speaker 9: being those kind of people?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 6: Absolutely?
Speaker 30: But again we're talking about the nature of a person
Speaker 30: when they're born. And this is why the in scripture
Speaker 30: we talk about being born again. We are born into sin,
Speaker 30: we are born in we are born again into salvation
Speaker 30: or into righteousness. We're made righteous by the blood of
Speaker 30: Jesus that was shed on the cross. So for me,
Speaker 30: it's not a matter of like you know, babies being murderers.
Speaker 30: It's just the fact that they're born into a state
Speaker 30: that is called sin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well they learn us right, it's learned behavior, right,
Speaker 1: that's absolutely. So Like my daughter who's two years old, says,
Speaker 1: tell me hurt and she wants a snack, candy, woaches,
Speaker 1: whatever it may be. Because when she watches TV, she's
Speaker 1: the kids are sick on TV and they asked, mom,
Speaker 1: can I have something to make me feel better? So
Speaker 1: she follows that. So she's lying, not saying her stomach courage,
Speaker 1: but her stomach can't hurt every day.
Speaker 6: Right, right, she gets you.
Speaker 1: She's okay, yeah, I do get that. Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: do have a question, right. So I was It's one
Speaker 1: I was getting a hit cut last night and I
Speaker 1: was talking to my ball and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: Tim Ross wild be joining. He was like, oh, I
Speaker 1: love Tim Ross. He started talking about the basement in
Speaker 1: your podcast. He was like he had one viral moment though,
Speaker 1: but he was like, I don't think people understood and
Speaker 1: heard the full thing. And I was like, well, what
Speaker 1: was the viral moment?
Speaker 6: He was like, he compared Jesus on.
Speaker 1: A cross to a strip on a pole.
Speaker 6: Not quite and he was like, Lord, he told me,
Speaker 6: but he was like, he was like, but people.
Speaker 1: Didn't hear the whole thing. At the end, they will
Speaker 1: get it, but I don't think people got it. So
Speaker 1: you got to ask them to clarify that.
Speaker 30: So yeah, for sure. So yeah, I said the only
Speaker 30: the only stripper that I love is Jesus. Like that's
Speaker 30: that's the only stripper that I Okay, So Jesus came
Speaker 30: out of heaven to put on humanity, he took off
Speaker 30: glory to put on divinity. Then he was stripped, butt
Speaker 30: naked and died on a tree. So the only that's
Speaker 30: why I said the only stripper that I love is Jesus.
Speaker 30: So people did take it out of context, and it
Speaker 30: was a viral moment. The people in the room understood it.
Speaker 30: There was a lot of people that felt like it
Speaker 30: was inappropriate or tasteless. That's their opinion. I know the
Speaker 30: people I was talking to. I know that anytime people
Speaker 30: are doing this in a church service, I think they
Speaker 30: know the context of stripper and what I meant when
Speaker 30: I made the statement.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I guess what I was.
Speaker 30: Did Jesus script or was he script He stripped and
Speaker 30: was stripped because he took off glory. He stripped himself
Speaker 30: of that, like everything that made him god in divine,
Speaker 30: he took that off so that he could live and
Speaker 30: dwell among us. He's fully God and fully man, but
Speaker 30: he took off that glory side of him so that
Speaker 30: he could relate to us.
Speaker 9: Do you think you have to start at the bottom
Speaker 9: to accomplish true success, because, I mean a lot of us,
Speaker 9: especially black people in this country, we don't have a choice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 9: But I mean for those of us who are breaking
Speaker 9: generational curses, absolutely, you know, creating better foundations for our
Speaker 9: kids to start from, you feel like you have to
Speaker 9: start from the bottom.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think I know.
Speaker 30: My if we talk about the bottom as like a spot,
Speaker 30: I don't think everybody has to start from there. But
Speaker 30: mentality wise, I believe it's good to have humility and
Speaker 30: think of yourself not more highly than you really are.
Speaker 30: My mom made a dope statement too many years ago.
Speaker 30: She said, no matter how high you go to him,
Speaker 30: just remember you're still going to be at the feet
Speaker 30: of Jesus.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 30: So when you think about that, when you think about
Speaker 30: the success that you all have attained, the success that
Speaker 30: a lot of us have attained. Yeah, my kids, I
Speaker 30: was born in the hood. My kids are straight up
Speaker 30: upper middle class black kids. I don't want them to
Speaker 30: start from where I started from, but I still want
Speaker 30: them to have that mentality to be humble, to not
Speaker 30: walk around like they arrogant, to not walk around like
Speaker 30: they are better than anybody else, and to give back
Speaker 30: to the people that they see they are less fortunate.
Speaker 1: Well, that's regardless. I think that's anybody, no matter how
Speaker 1: much money you what you want for you, that's what
Speaker 1: we want.
Speaker 6: And that's the mentality that I teach in that book.
Speaker 9: And I guess we're all starting at ground zeal right
Speaker 9: because even if you create a great foundation for your kids,
Speaker 9: they still have to go out there on their journey back.
Speaker 9: They're still starting at absolutely yeah, absolutely so yeah, that's
Speaker 9: that's that's my mentality for it.
Speaker 3: Talk.
Speaker 2: This is about chapter four, the off of a meete
Speaker 2: is what is off of a media?
Speaker 30: Yeah, bro, So it's one of one of my favorite
Speaker 30: chapters in the book, because Jesus died for you, for you,
Speaker 30: for everybody in this room, everybody in the world off
Speaker 30: of a maybe, Like, first of all, if I was Jesus,
Speaker 30: I would you.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't have no choice but to serve me.
Speaker 9: If I died for you're you're going to serve me like,
Speaker 9: there's not gonna be no like, Hey, I'm gonna give
Speaker 9: you free will envy.
Speaker 6: You got a choice.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna haunt you like I'm gonna be on your
Speaker 9: neck every day until you like realize I poured out
Speaker 9: blood for you.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 9: But Jesus went to the cross knowing that some people
Speaker 9: are still not going to accept them, that some people
Speaker 9: are still gonna mock them, that some people are still gonna.
Speaker 6: Act like he didn't do what he did.
Speaker 30: And to me, that's an extravagant gesture to die for
Speaker 30: somebody knowing they might do it and they might not,
Speaker 30: but I love them so much I'm gonna do it anyway,
Speaker 30: and hopefully they get the revelation of it.
Speaker 1: All right. We got more with Tim Ross when we
Speaker 1: come back. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Guy, We got a breakfast club. We're still kicking it
Speaker 1: with Tim Ross.
Speaker 9: I talked about the language of Uh, you know, I
Speaker 9: guess pastoring is dead because you know we had tied
Speaker 9: tribute up here yep.
Speaker 2: And you know my homie good brother, you know he
Speaker 2: said that, Uh, the church was whack.
Speaker 5: So I think the institution of church is whack. I
Speaker 5: think how church is ran is whack. I think the
Speaker 5: religious system and structure is whack. I don't subscribe to it.
Speaker 5: Even though I grew up in it, I benefited from it.
Speaker 1: But I learned that God is not the church.
Speaker 6: And once I realized whoa God, ain't church for me?
Speaker 6: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I ain't from the streets.
Speaker 6: I'm from the church. So that was a huge thing
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 9: Everybody took that line, Yeah, the church is whack, But
Speaker 9: what he was saying was the church should be about
Speaker 9: the people. With the church makes the people about the church,
Speaker 9: they're not serving and loving the people. So his initial
Speaker 9: statement was, man, the church is whack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but here is the reasons why.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And but y'all know this.
Speaker 30: Nobody listens to the whole thing for context anymore. The
Speaker 30: ninety seconds sound by this the whole message. Now, the
Speaker 30: message for you is the message for you. It's a
Speaker 30: message for me. Nobody goes, oh, I wonder what Charlemagne
Speaker 30: was talking about. Let me go listen to the who
Speaker 30: I wonder what dj Envy meant? Let me go listen
Speaker 30: to the whole thing. Nah, your ninety seconds is the
Speaker 30: whole conversation. Ty Trippan is the lead pastor of a
Speaker 30: church in Orlando. So if the next said the.
Speaker 6: Church was whack, he talked about himself, right, he would
Speaker 6: be saying his church is whack.
Speaker 2: That's not what he was saying.
Speaker 30: But nobody listens for the period anymore. They just listen
Speaker 30: to the comma. And that's that's just the nature of
Speaker 30: social media right now.
Speaker 6: And what do you think?
Speaker 2: What did you think about his comments?
Speaker 6: Do you agree?
Speaker 9: Yes, of course I agree now because I know he
Speaker 9: wasn't generalizing, but he's talking about specific churches.
Speaker 6: What I love is that he didn't name them. You
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying, Like, the best way to counterac
Speaker 6: a whack church is to.
Speaker 2: Have a real one.
Speaker 6: I ain't got a name like y'all.
Speaker 9: I ain't got to get up here and talk about
Speaker 9: the other stations, Like, don't listen to the other stations.
Speaker 1: We the best.
Speaker 30: Just be the best and everybody will know that the
Speaker 30: rest ain't worth listening to. And so when I was
Speaker 30: a pastor, it was the same thing. It was like,
Speaker 30: let me just teach the Bible. I know there's some
Speaker 30: whack teaching out here that some whack preachers out here.
Speaker 30: The best thing I can do is be authentic in
Speaker 30: the way that I lead, authentic and in the way
Speaker 30: that I teach scripture, staying true to scripture, and then
Speaker 30: letting everybody else go figure out when they listen to
Speaker 30: somebody else like you or not, I ain't that ain't
Speaker 30: what I get.
Speaker 6: I get better food at home.
Speaker 1: You think the business of church has hurt the quote
Speaker 1: unquote church where you see pastes getting arrested, you see
Speaker 1: so many things going on. You think that's hurt church
Speaker 1: so much when people don't know if they can actually
Speaker 1: trust a preacher, pastor church. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 30: That's part of the incongruence that really breaks my heart, right,
Speaker 30: is that it's the same thing with police officers.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 30: My mother worked for the LAPD for thirty years. I
Speaker 30: went to school, staid it to be a homicide detective.
Speaker 30: That's what I wanted to do with my whole life.
Speaker 30: And so when you see what happens to George Floyd
Speaker 30: and what happens to so many people across this nations,
Speaker 30: and then they say all police are whack, it's like, well,
Speaker 30: that's not true. Right, In the same way, you see
Speaker 30: a pastor get arrested, you see a pastor get exposed
Speaker 30: for this, that and the other, and then.
Speaker 9: It's like all passes are like this, and it's like
Speaker 9: it's not true the file. I call on the people
Speaker 9: that are like, that's why I don't go to church.
Speaker 30: I'm like, y'all's got food poisoning before and still still
Speaker 30: went back out teach, Like, you know.
Speaker 9: What I'm saying, Nobody said I'm home cooking.
Speaker 1: Meals from now on.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying, I'll never go out. I'm
Speaker 9: never doing uber eats again, never gonna have a door dash. No,
Speaker 9: you just don't f with that Chinese food place no more.
Speaker 9: But don't say you're gonna write off all restaurants. So
Speaker 9: in the same way, it's like, don't say all churches
Speaker 9: hurt you. That one did that one on the corner,
Speaker 9: So go fight another one and if you really got hurt,
Speaker 9: get you know, go to therapy, get over that little hurt,
Speaker 9: and then move around.
Speaker 2: Now, did you really I'm just going back to the
Speaker 2: Chrison on more time. Did you tell people you were
Speaker 2: gonna stop Christy because you got backlass from the church.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, not from backlass from the church. I
Speaker 6: did not. First of all, let me let me, let
Speaker 6: me give you context. I use strong language on a
Speaker 6: total of four pods total.
Speaker 30: Okay, the way they replay that thing, you would think
Speaker 30: I was Dave Chappelle in every episode of The Basement
Speaker 30: I ever did.
Speaker 6: Like what's up mother efforts, you know, welcome to the Basement.
Speaker 2: That wasn't the case.
Speaker 30: I talked to a dear friend of mine who I
Speaker 30: appreciate his church and he had a lot of his
Speaker 30: congregants that were concerned that I used strong language on
Speaker 30: my podcast that they listened to the podcast and they
Speaker 30: attend this person's church.
Speaker 6: After I finished talking to him, I was like, bro,
Speaker 6: it ain't that serious.
Speaker 9: Like I don't want you in your welcome center answering
Speaker 9: questions about your friend who has a podcast.
Speaker 6: So I'm not dying on that.
Speaker 9: And because I still preach for a few of my
Speaker 9: friends in churches, I just decided to back off from.
Speaker 6: Using strong language on the mic.
Speaker 30: That wasn't even far enough for the people that don't
Speaker 30: like me, because they want me to say it's a sin,
Speaker 30: it's God, it might be your conviction, it's.
Speaker 2: Not a sin.
Speaker 9: I've never come close to using it in the pulpit.
Speaker 9: We could talk about some preachers that do right and
Speaker 9: have they're on church milk. It ain't that serious to me.
Speaker 9: The Bible says curse the devil though, well okay, so
Speaker 9: so let's let's talk about the differ between cursing and cussing.
Speaker 6: These are not the same thing.
Speaker 2: Break it down from me.
Speaker 9: A curse see you are as Yeah, like cursing is
Speaker 9: that's a real thing. Like cursing is scriptural. Cussing Cussing
Speaker 9: is a matter of language and who won the last war?
Speaker 2: But I thought witchcraft ain't supposed to be part of
Speaker 2: diseasi though.
Speaker 9: No, Witchcraft is definitely a sin. Yeah, Scripture is clear
Speaker 9: on that. So cursing, curse the devil? How do you
Speaker 9: curse the devil to U?
Speaker 14: R S?
Speaker 9: But I say Satan in a minute. I've been saying
Speaker 9: literally that. That's been an affirmation of mine all my life.
Speaker 9: Whenever I get my anxiety attacking out the child I
Speaker 9: used to say, I love Joebah God, I love Joba
Speaker 9: God and this sun, Jesus Christ. I love Joel God
Speaker 9: and its sun.
Speaker 6: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: I love Johbah God and sun Jesus Christ. I've been
Speaker 2: saying that since I was a child.
Speaker 6: Sounds like.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, as a child, in my brain I would
Speaker 2: say that.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 30: First of all, I'm trying to figure out where the
Speaker 30: scripture is that actually says cursed to death.
Speaker 2: I know I might have just made that. I think
Speaker 2: you did. I'm running a reference in my head.
Speaker 6: I'm like that don't even sound familiar, Like I don't
Speaker 6: even remember that verse. But what I will say though,
Speaker 6: is word curses are a real thing.
Speaker 2: Uh. People again have had issue with my strong language.
Speaker 30: I'm not here to defend it or again their convictions
Speaker 30: are different from mine, no sense than going around the bush.
Speaker 30: What I will say though, is I've had more hurt
Speaker 30: at the hands of people in church that have never
Speaker 30: used the curse word, but have gossip, lied backbitten, spread rumors,
Speaker 30: spread lies. That's what scripture talks about when it says,
Speaker 30: you know, don't use filthy communication.
Speaker 2: It's talking about those types of things.
Speaker 30: So for me, I'm trying to just be authentic and
Speaker 30: true to who I am and the people that I
Speaker 30: feel like i'm called to.
Speaker 9: What was one main message that you hope people get
Speaker 9: from reading this book versus listening to your podcast.
Speaker 6: My hope in prayer when they read the book is
Speaker 6: that the world will literally be.
Speaker 30: Turned upside down with the message love and hope of
Speaker 30: Jesus Christ, and that they will spend the rest of
Speaker 30: their life trying to upset others. I talk about being
Speaker 30: a do gooder in that book all the time, and
Speaker 30: the world is already cynical, and if we could just
Speaker 30: show our good deeds to people, we could soften the
Speaker 30: hearts of both men and women and give them a
Speaker 30: proper perspective on a loving God, because he really is loving,
Speaker 30: like he loved the world so much he gave his
Speaker 30: son before we even knew to ask for. He gave
Speaker 30: so to give people that hope. That's what I hope
Speaker 30: they metabolize in the book and that they actually live out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, welcome to the basement and upside down, God to greatness.
Speaker 1: It's out right now, and we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you man.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Check out his podcast, Thank you for coming, brother, Thank
Speaker 2: you man.
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Speaker 20: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 20: understand something.
Speaker 18: That nobody could get you to see this time to
Speaker 18: set it off.
Speaker 6: Okay, story, story stories, do it.
Speaker 10: Marcia Ambrosias, love her, love her, That's what's up, She
Speaker 10: questions Stevie Wonder's site, quoting his lyrics.
Speaker 6: I see it's in the.
Speaker 10: Park, she said, do you well he can envision it,
Speaker 10: like just because I said, that's called imagination of the blind. Yes,
Speaker 10: And she was on Tank paulcast and she was saying that,
Speaker 10: like the ribbon in the sky, like do you you know?
Speaker 6: Like we know he doesn't see it now.
Speaker 9: The only thing I do wonder about stuff like that,
Speaker 9: if he's never seen a park, what does the park
Speaker 9: look like in his because he was going blind?
Speaker 6: Correct, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think he was partially imagination though, right, because he's.
Speaker 2: But what do you imagine? You've never seen it to
Speaker 2: be able to imagin.
Speaker 1: When you but he get here, you see stuff, they
Speaker 1: describe it.
Speaker 10: Now if he now, now, if you want to come
Speaker 10: up as soon as he go up the tank park
Speaker 10: is like, I wish you had what you said. They're
Speaker 10: gonna be real made all right. Will Smith's slept with
Speaker 10: speeding ticket and melible.
Speaker 1: Will Smith ticket. He wasn't even going that fast. He
Speaker 1: was sixty four and the forty five.
Speaker 2: That's fast as hell. Boy, that's twenty miles the speed
Speaker 2: limits talking about.
Speaker 1: That's actually nineteen and that's Will Smith.
Speaker 12: So what.
Speaker 6: He's above the law? Will love Will, but above the laws.
Speaker 6: You slap somebody beating the speed give a smack on you.
Speaker 2: You wanted in one.
Speaker 9: Yes, you like the party, party because you you like
Speaker 9: celebrities get away with anything. Just because there's a celebrity
Speaker 9: that I said, it's Will Smith. I mean he's speeding,
Speaker 9: that's what he was doing.
Speaker 10: Lord John elaborates on new Meditation album. He said, I
Speaker 10: have to talk regular. Sometimes you get think, oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Camp claims Rick Ross is hiding a child who
Speaker 6: it's like, Drake, I.
Speaker 9: Don't understand that that's that's funny as hell, I don't
Speaker 9: understand what it sounds funny.
Speaker 2: It sounds funny is the mother you're hiding a child
Speaker 2: that looks like don't even mean?
Speaker 6: What does that mean?
Speaker 18: How you saying?
Speaker 6: Look?
Speaker 10: Euphoria has Oh, Euphoria series has been delayed again. Cast
Speaker 10: members free to pursue other opportunities. Well, they should have
Speaker 10: been free to pursue opportunities, because now this is another
Speaker 10: year that they're adding to.
Speaker 6: Like the hold of this show.
Speaker 10: This is crazy and they could have been in so
Speaker 10: many other things and all the other people, so many
Speaker 10: other things.
Speaker 9: And there's no way them kids coming back and they're
Speaker 9: still in high school. Come on're gonna have to do
Speaker 9: something different. There's no way they're gonna bring that show
Speaker 9: back in the grown ass kids still in high school
Speaker 9: and fast dead that's the name rights.
Speaker 6: In real life.
Speaker 9: But he probably the I don't want to say the
Speaker 9: beauty of it because it's not a beautiful thing that
Speaker 9: the young man has passed, but the way that the
Speaker 9: last show.
Speaker 6: Anyway exactly.
Speaker 10: Yeah right about or just ended there because yo, this
Speaker 10: is the problem I have. But when they part shows
Speaker 10: her so long like P Valley all right, the time,
Speaker 10: it's been so long since it came back.
Speaker 6: Now, don'tbody even care no more? That's crazy.
Speaker 10: You're delaying it another light again? And then people then
Speaker 10: they they left us on a cliff with P Valley.
Speaker 10: But now they got to spin off talking about down
Speaker 10: in the Valley.
Speaker 6: What happened? Fabulous posted up with new boot in Dubai.
Speaker 10: Okay, why do we care? Kelly Price is doing well?
Speaker 10: Jonathan Major's key Price to see that she was doing well.
Speaker 10: Just say Kelly Price is doing well? Price absolutely what
Speaker 10: if she was like, I don't need no healing energy.
Speaker 6: I've been already because we know Key all right.
Speaker 10: Jonathan Majors wins over TMZ tour bus, singing happy birthday
Speaker 10: to fans.
Speaker 6: You sing, I don't know if he jumped on the bus.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but I know they I know they
Speaker 6: call him coming out of the gym the other day.
Speaker 6: He drive a van.
Speaker 2: It ain't over for Jonathan Majors. I want you to
Speaker 2: know that Major is gonna be okay.
Speaker 6: I ain't saying because he drive a van is over.
Speaker 6: I'm like, damn, I ain't trying to say it like
Speaker 6: that he.
Speaker 2: Was dripping a van.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was.
Speaker 6: It was a Yeah, it was a van.
Speaker 10: Like what type of band like from back in the day,
Speaker 10: like allectually, But yeah, it was definitely a van in
Speaker 10: real life.
Speaker 3: I wonder.
Speaker 6: Imagine him like pull it up with make good.
Speaker 1: In the van.
Speaker 8: What's wrong with that? Might be manifesting the family? Okay,
Speaker 8: be no minivan now like the pedophile like being with
Speaker 8: don't know? Next story and for what?
Speaker 1: Why why.
Speaker 2: The man's name is Jonathan Major? Is not minus?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 6: Yo, y'all on one today?
Speaker 10: All right, listen, New York State is aiming to make
Speaker 10: cheating legal. Now, this is the story I was gonna
Speaker 10: come in the second.
Speaker 6: I will listen.
Speaker 10: Since nineteen oh seven, cheating has been a crime in
Speaker 10: New York. And I didn't know that New York is
Speaker 10: the only state where you can actually go to jail
Speaker 10: for cheating. Imagine you being in there, You're like what
Speaker 10: you went for? Somebody like man cheating?
Speaker 6: Like I didn't know that. Yeah, we have a news
Speaker 6: report Fox twenty six.
Speaker 4: Now, infidelity could put any marriage in jeopardy, but any
Speaker 4: New Yorkers who are cheating could land in jail. Thanks
Speaker 4: to a state law that's been a while, been around
Speaker 4: a while. Adultery has actually been a crime, a crime
Speaker 4: misdemeanor in New York City since nineteen oh seven. A
Speaker 4: new bill is making its way through the New York
Speaker 4: legislature to end that law repeal it. Only about a
Speaker 4: dozen people have been charged under the law since nineteen
Speaker 4: seventy two.
Speaker 6: It's punishable by up to three months in prison. That's crazy.
Speaker 6: Learn something every day. I had no idea. You didn't know,
Speaker 6: so you must not a digit cheating In New York.
Speaker 2: Black men don't cheat.
Speaker 10: Legislators have tried to have the law removed in nineteen
Speaker 10: sixty four, but nothing ever came out of it. And look,
Speaker 10: somebody said, well, Assemblyman Charles Levigne said, it's a joke.
Speaker 10: This law was someone's expression of moral outreach. And that's
Speaker 10: what I believe. How you gonna send somebody to jail
Speaker 10: for cheating?
Speaker 1: But with all the horrible laws in New York City,
Speaker 1: that's the law that's a politician or legislator focused on.
Speaker 6: Yep, And since the sixties they've been trying to get
Speaker 6: removed and have it.
Speaker 2: I don't see the problem with him focusing on that law.
Speaker 1: There's all types of other laws that I think with
Speaker 1: jail over see that.
Speaker 2: Well, what if that's a congressman that's cheating?
Speaker 6: You don't want to he's going.
Speaker 2: Problem with this? Okay, okay, I just didn't know it
Speaker 2: was an actual crime.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, well cheating. Yeah in New York.
Speaker 2: Your whole time, men don't cheat.
Speaker 10: What about yo, what if it can be like in
Speaker 10: the past, cheating that people can get locked up for.
Speaker 6: I'm be doing a show by myself.
Speaker 1: All right, that's just what the meat.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you're talking about. I love New Jersey.
Speaker 6: I'm a faithful black man. I believe it. Nobody after
Speaker 6: you you believe.
Speaker 1: I hate y'all. I hate y'all. All right up next,
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Speaker 6: Morning everybody.
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Speaker 10: Today, I'm honoring our political sister, Angela ra who is
Speaker 10: an award winning host, social justice advocate, a lawyer, and
Speaker 10: commentator on networks like CNN an ESPN. In other words,
Speaker 10: she's never scared to put the right side in their place.
Speaker 10: She is also the principal and CEO of Impact Strategies
Speaker 10: and recently became the founder of Reason Choice Media and
Speaker 10: one of the hosts alongside Andrew Gilliam and Tiffany Cross
Speaker 10: on the Native Lamp podcast.
Speaker 6: Keep doing your work, girl, Yes, salute to the good sister,
Speaker 6: Angela raie Man.
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Speaker 1: and that was another phenomenal woman in history. Mourning everybody.
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Speaker 9: doing the work, and asking myself why I am the
Speaker 9: way I am and why do I do things the
Speaker 9: way I do. It takes a lot of work and intentionality,
Speaker 9: but getting to know yourself on a deeper level will
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