Speaker 1: Wake up.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, way, you guys really are like the hip
Speaker 2: hop early morning late night talking.
Speaker 3: To Breakfast Club is the most powerful hopplar urban radio show.
Speaker 3: Baby's from the Black Mothership in New York Cities.
Speaker 4: J Envy, Charlemagne to God and Jess hilarious.
Speaker 5: Thank y'all for being cultural leaders, man, I appreciate which
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 1: Put the culture collectively known as Strepforce Club.
Speaker 6: I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club because
Speaker 6: sometimes you say stuff and it's just gonna get you.
Speaker 5: Everybody. Wait coming, good morning.
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Speaker 4: Yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 8: Jess hilarious, Good morning, Charlamagne, God pastead of playing.
Speaker 9: It is Friday, the.
Speaker 4: Weekend is here.
Speaker 7: Last day before spring break, baby, that's right, last day
Speaker 7: before spring break.
Speaker 5: That is right.
Speaker 7: Sorry, you know we have to take mandatory uh you
Speaker 7: have to take mandatory vacation sometime, guys. Sorry, Okay, so
Speaker 7: this is all last they is the first quarter officially
Speaker 7: over for US? No January February, Yes, it is right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: I would think April, but you know April.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we are quartered through the Yeah, I guess. I
Speaker 9: don't know. Man, I'm just talking now, y'all doing this morning?
Speaker 5: I'm doing good.
Speaker 9: How you feel cramping?
Speaker 5: Cramping?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I still get pregnant. Yeah, first of all, yes,
Speaker 10: I still get cramp. You still get cramps as a
Speaker 10: woman when you're pregnant. And it's crazy because I rushed
Speaker 10: to the doctors the other day, right, and I was like,
Speaker 10: what's going on?
Speaker 5: Is you know the baby? All right?
Speaker 10: And then I had a I got a sonogram and
Speaker 10: she's just sitting very very low. Yes, and don't say,
Speaker 10: oh my god, no, don't do that, No my god. Yes, yes,
Speaker 10: she's sitting low. So that's gonna be good for me
Speaker 10: twice now easy, it's gonna make I know, it's gonna
Speaker 10: make my birth easy, but it's just gonna make my
Speaker 10: my pregnancy uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: Difficult for a bit. Yeah, yeah, bab be moving though.
Speaker 8: Sometimes sometimes they'll be in that position and they'll move around.
Speaker 5: And yeah, it's like, no, come on, you got to
Speaker 5: for your grandmother, you know.
Speaker 9: I just said that.
Speaker 5: It's like, no, Yah, Olive is not going to some
Speaker 5: type of oil drink.
Speaker 9: Olive drink drink oil, drink motor oil.
Speaker 5: You know, no, no, no, moti. Other than that, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So the reason I said good morning, New York
Speaker 8: because I looked on the sheet and New York City
Speaker 8: Mayor Eric Adams will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 7: Yes, the elected mayor of Eric Adams, I mean Eric Adams. Uh,
Speaker 7: he's a national figure. Yes, he gets boofed on sn L.
Speaker 7: And plus, you know a lot of things that are
Speaker 7: happening here in New York City are affecting the whole country,
Speaker 7: like the migrant crisis, you know, like poverty.
Speaker 8: Congestion, like homelessness, the congestion thing that's about to happen
Speaker 8: that's probably going to start here and end up in
Speaker 8: your city.
Speaker 7: So he'll be here to talk to us this morning.
Speaker 7: And the honorary Mayor of New York City, Fat Joe,
Speaker 7: will be here.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, yeah, excuse me for a sac Yes, Fat
Speaker 5: Joe will be joining us as well.
Speaker 7: He'll be here because he's trying to get Envy to
Speaker 7: be his new endorser for this rewinded tin hair and
Speaker 7: beard color from men that he is out here from woting.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we'll see because right now I used just for men.
Speaker 7: You know, I will say Fat Joe's bid has been
Speaker 7: looking a lot better as more natural. It's very more natural.
Speaker 7: It was looking real painted on for some months one day,
Speaker 7: one day, Stop lining the joke.
Speaker 1: It was one day.
Speaker 5: No no, no, no no.
Speaker 7: It looked painted on for a little while, okay, and
Speaker 7: him and Cala were sharing the same paint. But recently
Speaker 7: it's been looking a lot more natural, and I think
Speaker 7: that's because rewinded.
Speaker 9: We'll discuss this morning.
Speaker 8: Jesus Christy. Fat Joe will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 8: And uh we got a special guest with us with
Speaker 8: the Eric Adams Interview.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, o lie yemmy, oh Lauren, Ola, yimmy, oh Lauren.
Speaker 9: She's a lawyer.
Speaker 5: Was gonna try to pronounce that's what I do it
Speaker 5: to him, old lo yimmy, oh Lauren.
Speaker 9: She's a lawyer. She's an activist, she's a political commentator.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 9: Fantastic, fantastic human being. That's right.
Speaker 8: Yes, she's gonna be joining us.
Speaker 7: Very passionate about New York City, and she's been, you know,
Speaker 7: very critical of Mayor Eric Adams. That's right, you know,
Speaker 7: so perfect person to havn't sitting in on the conversation.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, well let's get the show cracking when
Speaker 8: we come back. We got some front page news Tesla
Speaker 8: figure out, Beyonce dropped it out.
Speaker 5: We got a Beyonce song I haven't heard. Is it
Speaker 5: really country country? I heard like two joints. But which
Speaker 5: one is the one who posted loonly by jeans post alone?
Speaker 10: Huh cho ling, Yeah, this is the one that she rewrote,
Speaker 10: right Dolly Parton's head.
Speaker 8: She got post my loon Yeah sounds you got the
Speaker 8: one with posted one post now to country.
Speaker 9: Ain't no black country thing.
Speaker 5: It's called levi jeans.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 8: She got somebody black on the m. Let me see,
Speaker 8: I was looking, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 9: Stop stopping record?
Speaker 5: Wait wait wait wait wait wait you telling me if
Speaker 5: this person is black posting up?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 8: Tanner Adell, I have no idea. Tanner sounds a little
Speaker 8: country Britney Spencer mm hmmm.
Speaker 9: Tanna Adele looked black?
Speaker 5: Yeah, t Error Kennedy, Oh yeah, she definitely. Yes, she
Speaker 5: got a couple of making sure breakfast logo.
Speaker 8: Morning.
Speaker 5: All right, but let's get in some front page the news.
Speaker 10: Lord its morning, djmvjes Ilarius, CHARLEMAGNEA gutt All right, Well,
Speaker 10: let's jump right into it.
Speaker 5: Let's talk Biden.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So, yesterday, the Biden campaign held a sold out crowd
Speaker 10: of more than five thousand supporters at Radio City Music Hall.
Speaker 10: They helped to raise a record amount of over twenty
Speaker 10: five million for single event.
Speaker 5: Take a listen.
Speaker 12: The Biden campaign hosting a star studded fundraiser a Hall
Speaker 12: of Presidents at Radio City Music Hall, Biden, Obama, and
Speaker 12: Clinton with celebrities including Lizzo and Queen Latifa. The campaign
Speaker 12: says the event will rake in at least twenty five
Speaker 12: million dollars as Democrats set the stage for the general election.
Speaker 1: I've never been more optimistic about our future.
Speaker 9: I know, I'm only forty years old times two plus one, but.
Speaker 12: A new poll shows former President Trump performing well and
Speaker 12: it had to head matchup and that just thirty eight
Speaker 12: percent of Americans approve of President Biden's handling of the economy,
Speaker 12: just thirty percent on immigration. Today, the President's visit to
Speaker 12: Manhattan sparked protest stuff the Warren gods up.
Speaker 7: You don't realize how many police officers are in New
Speaker 7: York City until events like this happened. Between the man
Speaker 7: being up here yesterday and you know Radio City being
Speaker 7: like a block away and all those president presidents in town.
Speaker 9: It was police on top of police yesterday.
Speaker 10: And even despite all of that, the protesters were still
Speaker 10: outside and made it inside the event. I'm gonna take
Speaker 10: a little bit about that. Like you heard pro Palestine
Speaker 10: reporters were outside. Uh they said it was police everywhere,
Speaker 10: and somebody still got in the event and protested President
Speaker 10: Biden while he was speaking.
Speaker 5: Take a listen to that.
Speaker 13: There was.
Speaker 5: Jesus.
Speaker 8: Seemed like that sounded like it was a couple of them.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, And so the discussion was interrupted at least
Speaker 10: five times.
Speaker 5: Now this the host was Stephen Cobert.
Speaker 10: He was a host, and so he had to eventually
Speaker 10: acknowledge the protests and ask President Biden about the US
Speaker 10: role in ensuring a peaceful future for both for both
Speaker 10: Israeli's and Palestinians. And Biden said that he needed to
Speaker 10: get more relief to Gaza. He added that Israel's very
Speaker 10: existence was at state. He said, there has to be
Speaker 10: a trained for a two state solution. It doesn't have
Speaker 10: to carry today, but there has to be a progression
Speaker 10: and I think we can do that. And when he
Speaker 10: said that, he was met with a santinovation and folks
Speaker 10: chanting four more years.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, well that is front page news.
Speaker 10: Thank you to his absolutely we are we talking next hour,
Speaker 10: So next hour Walden University. You may have heard of
Speaker 10: that university. They reached a twenty eight point five million
Speaker 10: dollar settlement for praying on black people and women. Uh
Speaker 10: and also, for the first time in twenty seven years,
Speaker 10: the government has changed how you'll answer race on your
Speaker 10: government farm.
Speaker 5: So we'll talk about that seven o'clock.
Speaker 8: Out, all right, everybody else, get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundrenk five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 8: you need to vent phone line to wide open. It's
Speaker 8: a Friday, damn it.
Speaker 4: So call us up.
Speaker 8: Let us know how you're feeling, let us know what
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Speaker 8: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait,
Speaker 8: this is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: She calling eight hundred five eight five one oh five
Speaker 8: to one. You want to hear from you on the
Speaker 8: breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Hey?
Speaker 8: Good morning, Parlette, Hey Charlotte, get it off your chest, Mama.
Speaker 15: Uh yeah, you know, I'm not pleased with the way
Speaker 15: Biden has hand no Palestine and gossip anyway either. But
Speaker 15: if we look at the other Canada, Hailey City, it's
Speaker 15: your parking lot. Uh, trust y'all who do what he
Speaker 15: wants to do? So when we look at the options
Speaker 15: and with the protest and what do we really think
Speaker 15: it's gonna happen to people?
Speaker 11: And God's bide doesn't win.
Speaker 9: I say that all the time.
Speaker 7: There's no president that's not going to support Israel and
Speaker 7: support Israel's military. Barack Obama gave more money to Israel's
Speaker 7: military than any president ever. So I mean, I don't
Speaker 7: I don't know what people think the option is.
Speaker 11: Thank you?
Speaker 5: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 11: How you doing?
Speaker 16: That's Greg from Baltimore.
Speaker 8: Greg, how y'all doing?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 13: Listen, I was on the phone with y'all a couple
Speaker 13: of weeks a couple of weeks ago, and I got
Speaker 13: cut off out the union competent from Minnesota.
Speaker 11: That live in Minnesota, Yes, sir, but listen.
Speaker 14: I got cut off.
Speaker 13: I just wanted to call and give y'all y'all flowers,
Speaker 13: you know, right now, and thank you for what y'all
Speaker 13: do for the culture man, because every day, every since
Speaker 13: I've been listening to y'all, there's been a positive impact
Speaker 13: mentally and just everything you know, going with the my
Speaker 13: career and everything. I'm just that's all. I just wanted
Speaker 13: to call it, give you off flowers to say, my
Speaker 13: bottyball queen just just hilarious.
Speaker 16: Just with the mess my visial data queen. How you doing.
Speaker 5: Just I'm so much for that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely keep the uh yeah, keep the
Speaker 13: energy flowing. And if I feel it, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 13: everybody in the US village.
Speaker 11: You know what I say. And I just wanted to
Speaker 11: tell you that.
Speaker 13: And Charlotte Bane one more thing, sir, I just you
Speaker 13: gouts some persons. I'm writing, uh fiction novel. I don't
Speaker 13: want to really get into it. Really it's about it.
Speaker 13: It's about a black food leger. But you know, I
Speaker 13: got some ideas. I got the skeleton and everything going down.
Speaker 13: I was just wondering you got some tips on how
Speaker 13: to fill this and like get the you know, I
Speaker 13: got a problem getting the dialogue down.
Speaker 11: You know what I mean.
Speaker 9: You mean, just as far as writing writing a book, Yeah, correct, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean just just tell your story.
Speaker 7: I mean the thing about the book structure, you might
Speaker 7: have to bring somebody professionally to help you make it.
Speaker 7: Uh you know, actually be structured like a book because
Speaker 7: you just might be writing a lot, might be writing
Speaker 7: a long story right now. Uh, so you need somebody
Speaker 7: to help you put the chapters together, edit it, all
Speaker 7: of that good stuff.
Speaker 11: All right, all right, got you?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 16: Well y'all have a good day.
Speaker 11: Man, bless happy Friday.
Speaker 9: You just turned as soon as you just had books
Speaker 9: to get disgusted.
Speaker 5: First of all. No, I'm just like, what is going on?
Speaker 5: This is the book man, James?
Speaker 1: What I'm getting off your chest?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 17: J M. B.
Speaker 16: Charlat mane the God Jeff hilarious, Good morning?
Speaker 18: What up?
Speaker 13: Good?
Speaker 16: Good morning.
Speaker 17: Hey.
Speaker 16: I'm James from Columbus, Ohio. I had a good three
Speaker 16: hours talk with Barbara last night.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 16: He's got a promotion upcoming event. He's moving to Houston
Speaker 16: from Columbus, Ohio. His name is Kate cut Instagram and
Speaker 16: for the past ten years he's been more like a
Speaker 16: best friend, a brother. Account for Charlo Man. You talk
Speaker 16: about black man sharing their feeling, but he's been there for.
Speaker 17: Me through freaking and I didn't want to give him
Speaker 17: a shout out and down at the beginning of April.
Speaker 16: So everybody at Houston looking Mark, he's that guy.
Speaker 8: All right, man, we'll do brother, have a good one.
Speaker 8: Now you gotta find a new prayer.
Speaker 17: Hey, I I pete on my barber like you said,
Speaker 17: black man, dog. Now that's what I'm not gonna cheave.
Speaker 1: They'll be back to Ohio.
Speaker 7: That's all right, man, have a go one people that
Speaker 7: if people don't understand how important the barber is to
Speaker 7: a man, because it ain't even just about the headcut man,
Speaker 7: you know, it's a lot of it is the conversation.
Speaker 7: You know, you going there and you unpacked some stuff
Speaker 7: with your bother sluping my guy. Time man to appreciate you.
Speaker 9: Always get it.
Speaker 8: Off your chest eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 8: five one. If you need to vent, hit us up
Speaker 8: now with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 4: The Breakfast Club's ad is your time to get it
Speaker 4: off your chest. Way got whether you're.
Speaker 1: Mad or blessed, Time to get up and get something
Speaker 1: call um now eight hundred five eighty five one O
Speaker 1: five one.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this top of the morning, vas Montanna?
Speaker 14: What's ticking?
Speaker 4: Montana?
Speaker 7: What up?
Speaker 5: Getting off your chest?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 14: All but the four of the sending in this east
Speaker 14: of weekend with my kids. Man, I want to give
Speaker 14: a shout out to them. Call Princess Brooklyn and Blake.
Speaker 14: I love y'all, and I want to give a shout
Speaker 14: out to you guys, Tool Envy, Uncle Shalla and the
Speaker 14: beautiful queens. Jeff Laria, I love you guys. I'm a
Speaker 14: truck robber.
Speaker 11: Thank you'a going every ben problem.
Speaker 14: Voice and congratulations on the middle.
Speaker 5: One, Jed, thank you so much. That's right, you have
Speaker 5: a go one brother.
Speaker 14: We'll appreciate that. invY, you guys have a blessingen to man,
Speaker 14: say banks, y'all to come back. It's lonely in that
Speaker 14: trouble without y'all.
Speaker 5: Sir, All right, brother, Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 11: You know the Envy's Lollo.
Speaker 5: What's the word mello? What's the word?
Speaker 1: What I mellow?
Speaker 11: What's your uncle?
Speaker 17: Strauma? How you doing?
Speaker 20: King?
Speaker 11: You're just how you doing I'm gonna for your piments
Speaker 11: every time I see you a fla oh cut that.
Speaker 11: This is what I need to get over my chest. Man,
Speaker 11: I need ladies to stop judging us men, but for
Speaker 11: what happens during round one, Like I should not go
Speaker 11: on social media see you talking about is giving Chris
Speaker 11: Brown park and stop the yard too fast? Like the
Speaker 11: whole story like nah, Like make sure you sell them
Speaker 11: the part where you know what I mean, you're at
Speaker 11: the longest strong. I don't want to hear the rest
Speaker 11: of that.
Speaker 7: Like tweeting between rounds is disgusting. That means you didn't
Speaker 7: do nothing. She can post on social media between rounds
Speaker 7: you ain't. You ain't doing nothing, damn Mellow.
Speaker 11: But first of all, first off, don't shoot the messenger.
Speaker 11: I don't have those problems. I've just seen it and
Speaker 11: I know I'm for it.
Speaker 5: He's standing up for these brothers.
Speaker 7: Mellow, you feel me on twenty nine twenty nine you shounaddos, bro,
Speaker 7: I'll tell you one ding when you get at age,
Speaker 7: it's what it done.
Speaker 9: Ain't no round around around all right.
Speaker 11: But I'm a man, listen, I'm a bluffing and a
Speaker 11: half and you know them honey packs.
Speaker 7: I got, I got, I got a little heart problem.
Speaker 7: I can't be doing the honey pack. I tried the
Speaker 7: honey pack or me some.
Speaker 5: Honeypackney, what's wrong with you? Honey pack is a gas
Speaker 5: It's like your gas station.
Speaker 1: The honey pack.
Speaker 9: No, I ordered mine offline. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: But you can put it in your teeth, you know.
Speaker 7: And it's supposed to help you stay solid. Okay, I
Speaker 7: got you, stay solid.
Speaker 5: I got you.
Speaker 9: I don't got time for all that. The heart me
Speaker 9: beating all crazy day draft.
Speaker 8: You know, Charlamagne is just telling us that one time
Speaker 8: he tried the honey pack with you.
Speaker 5: But what's up brother, that it never happened.
Speaker 9: I don't cheat on my wife.
Speaker 11: I don't know what in the world MB is talking
Speaker 11: about over there.
Speaker 9: Sorry, you don't know what you're talking about. You just
Speaker 9: be talking morning.
Speaker 5: What's that baby?
Speaker 1: Listen?
Speaker 11: I got to say it real quick, yo, y'all know
Speaker 11: Jack smiling right? Yes, yes, why I know that little
Speaker 11: life getting liar. That man is bringing that stuff back
Speaker 11: up in twenty twenty four, and.
Speaker 16: That is why I tell him real quick, leave, please stop.
Speaker 11: Bringing that messed up that when you lie on those
Speaker 11: people and leave that stuff. In twenty twenty three, twenty
Speaker 11: twenty two, and twenty twenty one. You lie, it's okay.
Speaker 11: Stop bringing back up when out side of it on
Speaker 11: behalf of a gay man everywhere. Stop embarrassing.
Speaker 5: But is he in court though he's taking it, he's a.
Speaker 11: Killing it and they want to Harry's case again. But
Speaker 11: we I'm tired of hearing about it.
Speaker 5: He's the one that tookes, that took it back to course.
Speaker 11: He lied on them strong African men.
Speaker 9: I thought it was a coordinated thing. I thought they
Speaker 9: were all Togethernmber.
Speaker 5: He tried to put it all on them and then
Speaker 5: they came in.
Speaker 9: It was like, hold up, we did it all together.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and he's still lying in twenty twenty four, like
Speaker 11: you lie, it's okay. We forgive you. Stop brush to
Speaker 11: leave it alone.
Speaker 5: I understand, all right, trash by y'all.
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one we
Speaker 8: got just with the mess coming off.
Speaker 5: Yes, stevj one fight who are you on for fifty?
Speaker 5: Your friend?
Speaker 1: Who you got?
Speaker 8: We'll talk about it when it's the breakfast love, good boarding,
Speaker 8: the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: Happy Friday, y'all, what was happening?
Speaker 13: Good? Yess?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we are to Breakfast Club. Good morning, it's a Friday,
Speaker 8: and let's get to Jess with the mess you.
Speaker 10: Use is real weapons and Rice, Jeff Ca, Robin Moore
Speaker 10: just don't do no lines, don't do talk them.
Speaker 5: Nobody talk the world.
Speaker 9: Why Jess worldwise mass on the Breakfast Club, She's the
Speaker 9: coaching ship.
Speaker 5: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 5: understand something that nobody could get you to see this
Speaker 5: time to set it off?
Speaker 21: It all right?
Speaker 10: Fifty Cent trying to gain custody of his son after
Speaker 10: Daphney Joy, his ex, was accused of being did he
Speaker 10: sex worker. So Daphne Joey was recently named in Laura's lawsuit.
Speaker 5: This bigus. I'm gonna sa I mean, this is what
Speaker 5: I said.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna take everybody down court Documents stated that Daphne
Speaker 10: was a paid was paid a monthly fee to work
Speaker 10: as diddy sex worker and receive payment via wire transfer.
Speaker 10: When the news went public, fifty Cent couldn't help himself,
Speaker 10: of course, and he posted a picture of him smoking
Speaker 10: a cigar on Instagram and he captioned mocking his child's mother.
Speaker 5: He said, I didn't know you was a sex worker,
Speaker 5: you little sex worker. Lol, Yo, this is a movie.
Speaker 10: Fifty cent is now being accused of rape and abused
Speaker 10: an abuse by Daphne Joy. So Daphne accused him of
Speaker 10: all of that on Instagram. She said, everything is a
Speaker 10: joke to you until our safety is compromised, which is happening. Now,
Speaker 10: let's put the real focus on your true evil actions
Speaker 10: of raping me and physically abusing me. You are no
Speaker 10: longer my oppressor and my God will handle you from
Speaker 10: this point on. So fifty Cents Rep then put out
Speaker 10: a statement basically saying, the things that's going on with
Speaker 10: Daphne right now is pushing me. You like, feel like
Speaker 10: I have to get custody of my son because it's
Speaker 10: obviously an unsafe environment and her her allegations are baseless.
Speaker 5: Basically, That's that's what is going on. And he still
Speaker 5: continued to play for the rest of the day.
Speaker 7: So I wonder how serious will people take her allegations
Speaker 7: after when something like this goes down, like, you know,
Speaker 7: because fifty is seeking full custody of his son, Yeah,
Speaker 7: and then she comes to that allegation, So it just
Speaker 7: seems like I'm saying this because I don't want you
Speaker 7: to get full custody of my son.
Speaker 9: I wonder how serious will the court take those?
Speaker 10: And then in the video yesterday, she had posted that
Speaker 10: she was crying, uh but you know she was all gloss,
Speaker 10: i'p still cute, you know, Dafney cute or whatever, but
Speaker 10: she was crying and she was really upset or whatever.
Speaker 10: But you know, just pulling the camera out and crying
Speaker 10: just it's like everything just everything done.
Speaker 7: That's all I keep feeling. It's like, why is all
Speaker 7: of this playing out on social media with everybody? But
Speaker 7: you know what I've seen yesterday too.
Speaker 8: That the UMG boss, the executives that UMG was like,
Speaker 8: we've never been to Ditty's house, like going back at
Speaker 8: Little Rod and Little Rod's attorney and seeing some of
Speaker 8: the stuff that they're saying it's lives and I even
Speaker 8: seeing something where Young Miami said I wasn't even at
Speaker 8: the festival with Diddy. I was actually in New York
Speaker 8: for Fashion WEEKND.
Speaker 5: She showed videos of her herself.
Speaker 8: So they're gonna have to prove a lot of that
Speaker 8: stuff that they put in those documents because a lot
Speaker 8: of people are saying a lot of that stuff that
Speaker 8: put they put in the documents weren't true, you.
Speaker 5: Think, all right, so same thing.
Speaker 10: Do you find out that he was lying about a
Speaker 10: lot of stuff a little rod because they could suit
Speaker 10: him back, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, everybody.
Speaker 8: But the damage has already done because it's what people
Speaker 8: already seen, is what people already believe. And I think
Speaker 8: that's part of the reason why the FEDS and Homeland
Speaker 8: Security is going so hard at Diddy.
Speaker 5: Is part of the stuff that's in those documents. No, No,
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, I just don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 7: that's the laws you said. I don't know if the
Speaker 7: lawsuit is the sole reason. I don't think that reason.
Speaker 7: I don't think Homeland Security makes a move like that
Speaker 7: just because somebody sued.
Speaker 8: You not said part of it. Because I'm sure that
Speaker 8: they're interviewing a lot of those people to see what
Speaker 8: those people are saying.
Speaker 7: But I don't think we know nothing about why Homeland
Speaker 7: Security was in that house. We being totally honest.
Speaker 5: And well, we just have to wait and see. Everybody speculate,
Speaker 5: but I really think we don't know.
Speaker 9: We will know soon later.
Speaker 5: We don't know how they just hold their horses.
Speaker 10: Stevie J has also spoke up saying he wants to
Speaker 10: fight fifty cent over recent claims about Diddy. So he
Speaker 10: was also named in Luri Rod's lawsuit. He was saying
Speaker 10: that Diddy knew that he was a fan of Stevie J.
Speaker 10: Laurad was a fan of STEVJ. So he is allegedly
Speaker 10: accusing Diddy of getting STEVEEJ to groom him, you know,
Speaker 10: and and too committing homosexual acts and all of that.
Speaker 10: So fifty Cent went to Instagram and shared this post.
Speaker 10: The caption said, whoa say it ain't so Stevie J
Speaker 10: with the f this s is a mess or whatever.
Speaker 5: And then Stevie J. We know he gonna respond. This
Speaker 5: is what he said.
Speaker 1: Curtis, what's good man? You're and your feeling is about Daphany?
Speaker 2: Is she would gang them?
Speaker 1: Or is it that you sucking little Rod? How it though?
Speaker 1: I want shoot to fade all that, since it's entertainment.
Speaker 1: Let me beat the shit out of you on TV
Speaker 1: or something. Jesus, don't duck that I'm calling you out.
Speaker 5: What you want to do, Curtis, Curtis, it's time to
Speaker 5: come up and play.
Speaker 9: It just feel like everybody's for all of this.
Speaker 1: Everybody.
Speaker 9: Oh no, absolutely, everybody to grow for all of us.
Speaker 10: Everybody is too grown. But yep, so he said he
Speaker 10: wanted to fight anyway. LB Sure issued a message to
Speaker 10: his son, Quincy Brown. For those who don't know, Quincy
Speaker 10: is actually the son to Elbie Shore and Kim Porter.
Speaker 10: Who did he adopt it? You know at a young
Speaker 10: age when he started dealing with Kim lbe Show posted
Speaker 10: a photo of him and it's thirty two years only.
Speaker 21: The same age as me.
Speaker 10: Little Quincy, let it to my son, come home. The
Speaker 10: door to the door is wide open. You're safe here, son.
Speaker 10: I love you, Pops, you're biological.
Speaker 5: You don't have a Quincy number, That's what I said.
Speaker 5: I'm like, you posted this and then at the door
Speaker 5: is wide open. Your safe. You're safe here, son. You
Speaker 5: don't have a mailing address you can send that letter to.
Speaker 5: You don't have an email, like, yeah, you should have
Speaker 5: called it. And this boy has been living with Diddy.
Speaker 9: For a long time.
Speaker 7: I don't understand why everything got to play out via
Speaker 7: social media.
Speaker 5: Might not you know what, he might not have his
Speaker 5: son's number. They might not have a relationship with it
Speaker 5: that cool.
Speaker 7: Social media cheapens a lot of things, it does, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean, Like it just cheapens a lot.
Speaker 5: It doesn't seem hard.
Speaker 7: It makes a lot of things just seem like they're performative.
Speaker 7: It makes a lot of things just seem like they're entertainment.
Speaker 7: None of this stuff seems like it's from the heart
Speaker 7: when it comes via social media.
Speaker 5: Well either way, that is the news for the first hour.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Just I seen this morning too that they're gonna start
Speaker 8: tracking h a lot of his uh commercial flights and
Speaker 8: a lot of his private flights to see who else
Speaker 8: he was on the plane with like the deep online security.
Speaker 8: They're gonna follow us private to see who was on
Speaker 8: the jet of manifest to see who was on those planes,
Speaker 8: and see commercial airlines to see if he was flying
Speaker 8: people in.
Speaker 5: The credit cards.
Speaker 8: So that's because that's because people talking yesterday that they
Speaker 8: was in the businesses that he was working with, but
Speaker 8: it was actually like the charter companies and things like that,
Speaker 8: to see who was on there the telephone, but he's.
Speaker 1: Been on there.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's an investigation.
Speaker 7: So that's that could get tricky though, right, because if
Speaker 7: you've been a mogil for so long, of course you've
Speaker 7: been doing mad business, flying private all over the place,
Speaker 7: dealing with multiple people in regard to actual business.
Speaker 9: Right, so what are they looking for? Exactly?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 5: Victims that we don't know, we don't know what's going on.
Speaker 9: No, none of us know what's going on.
Speaker 5: We know is that there is an investigation, an active investigation.
Speaker 8: No more later, all right, when we come back, we
Speaker 8: got front page news, sessling figure out be joining us.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Go morning, you're.
Speaker 4: Checking out the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Morning everybody. It's DJ n V Jess hilarious, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get back in some
Speaker 8: front page news.
Speaker 5: What up, Tairs, what's going on? DJ? And just hilarious
Speaker 5: Charlotte and the guy. Good morning, Red Lips.
Speaker 8: Now let's talk about this for profit school.
Speaker 10: Ye for profit school accused that you might have heard
Speaker 10: these kind of things before with a lot of these
Speaker 10: online schools. Well, this for profit college, Walden University is
Speaker 10: accused of targeting women and black students. Were false advertisment
Speaker 10: about how long it would take to complete a degree,
Speaker 10: then extracting millions of dollars in extra tuition payments. They
Speaker 10: have agreed to a twenty eight point five million dollar settlement.
Speaker 10: The class action lawsuit alleged that Walder University generated millions
Speaker 10: in excess tuition prolonging projects for people that were going
Speaker 10: for their doctorate and business administration degrees. They wrote a
Speaker 10: statement saying that they have agreed to the settlement in
Speaker 10: pursuit of the best interests of.
Speaker 5: All parties involved.
Speaker 10: The school said it remained committed to helping students with
Speaker 10: their professional goals. So if you have went, if you
Speaker 10: went to Walden and you went for that particular degree,
Speaker 10: be looking for an opportunity to get acclaim.
Speaker 9: Is it the one Romeo used to promote?
Speaker 5: Is not the one in Romeo promoted a college? No, No,
Speaker 5: what's DC ICDC?
Speaker 7: What's the False Advertising Act? They just tell you, like
Speaker 7: you'll get your you can get a degree in two
Speaker 7: years or something like that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, you'll see that. I actually took a course
Speaker 10: at Walden before a not for my doctrine, but yeah,
Speaker 10: stuff like you know, you can in twelve short months,
Speaker 10: you can get this or in less than two years.
Speaker 10: Or they'll have those commercials, you know, I've seen a
Speaker 10: lot of Walden commercials where they have those commercials where
Speaker 10: they'll say, you know, this could be you. I went
Speaker 10: from being this to that and a short amount of
Speaker 10: time and just really false advertisement, putting a lot of
Speaker 10: cap on it basically, and so when people go in
Speaker 10: and then the real problem was they prolonged the program,
Speaker 10: so rather than getting in and doing a lot of time,
Speaker 10: they extended projects to make people stay in longer. So
Speaker 10: there was some of that that was going on as well,
Speaker 10: which generated more tuition costs.
Speaker 7: I wonder what that conversation gonna be like for these
Speaker 7: students they said, three thousand students eligible.
Speaker 9: Wonder what that check look like.
Speaker 5: It looks like it's gonna be a pretty big check,
Speaker 5: of a good check.
Speaker 10: If it's twenty eight million divided into three hundred students,
Speaker 10: at least what they estimate at this particular time, it
Speaker 10: could possibly be more.
Speaker 1: Y'all gonna do it?
Speaker 11: That?
Speaker 2: Did?
Speaker 9: You said you went there for a month.
Speaker 1: I went there for one month. Yeah, I wasn't going
Speaker 1: for my doctorate.
Speaker 10: So this is specifically for people that went for their
Speaker 10: for their doctor in business administration.
Speaker 5: I just did one one month. I was going for
Speaker 5: my master's. I ended up finishing my master somewhere else.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I wonder, you know, it seems like everybody
Speaker 8: gets their doctorate and their master's online, and I wonder
Speaker 8: with people at that actually, because there's a difference between
Speaker 8: online and actually going to school, right, because if I
Speaker 8: don't see go ahead, no, because I was saying, I
Speaker 8: know a lot of people like that go online. There's
Speaker 8: no checks and balances, meaning when you take tests and
Speaker 8: things like that, you can google answers.
Speaker 10: Well, I disagree with that as somebody who went online.
Speaker 10: I went traditional and I went online. I had to
Speaker 10: go online because I had what they called a job
Speaker 10: and a kid and a marriage, and it was either
Speaker 10: not go online or not get a degree at all.
Speaker 10: You still have to do the work that's required. But
Speaker 10: there wasn't a testing online when I went for my masters.
Speaker 10: So I mean, you can google the answers if you're
Speaker 10: in class, you can google and turn your papers. So
Speaker 10: most of your degree and doction's degree are mostly papers
Speaker 10: and and turning in work and projects. It's not testing,
Speaker 10: you know, like in high school or early in your
Speaker 10: early career of college.
Speaker 5: It's not taking tests, is you know, submitting information you
Speaker 5: can do that in the line curriculum. Basically, don't play
Speaker 5: with us because we do.
Speaker 10: I don't play with us because we bottom line yeah,
Speaker 10: bottom line. Yes, it's either do that or have nothing
Speaker 10: at all. And in some careers, I mean I need
Speaker 10: I have to have that information.
Speaker 5: That's just the bottom line. In order to teach.
Speaker 10: In college, I needed a master's in adult education. So
Speaker 10: it was either don't have a master's in adult adult
Speaker 10: education or not. And I just couldn't stop my job
Speaker 10: and just go to school, you know, full time on
Speaker 10: somebody's campus.
Speaker 5: But when you were to school, there was no internet.
Speaker 5: You were to school in eighteen hundred and what I
Speaker 5: graduated two thousand.
Speaker 9: It just started. That was dial up back then.
Speaker 10: But I was.
Speaker 5: I was online.
Speaker 8: A lot of suits saying they'd rather go online because
Speaker 8: it's easier for when to use chat, gpt is use it.
Speaker 8: They don't have as much.
Speaker 10: But you can do that in traditional school. They're doing
Speaker 10: it in traditional school. If you're gonna write a paper,
Speaker 10: you're gonna cheat on the paper. You still have to
Speaker 10: turn in a paper in traditional school. No, nobody's taking
Speaker 10: nobody's taking tests for your master's degree and doctor degree.
Speaker 10: It's not your turning in papers, so you can cheat
Speaker 10: just as easy. It's just and that's what this false
Speaker 10: advertising was about. You know, where you're saying working mothers
Speaker 10: or black students that are trying to work jobs and
Speaker 10: still advance their degree online is really the only option.
Speaker 5: People can't just quit, you know, like they're eighteen years
Speaker 5: old and go be in the dorm somewhere.
Speaker 10: And that's where this false advertisement is because it makes
Speaker 10: people say, hey, I would really like to get my
Speaker 10: degree to earn more money. And then you get in
Speaker 10: this type of university that's for profit, which is very
Speaker 10: different than like the University of No Texas that I
Speaker 10: went to there as a public school, and now you're
Speaker 10: paying five times more and you're still not getting, you know,
Speaker 10: the degree that you.
Speaker 5: Are claiming that they're claiming they're going to give you
Speaker 5: in that amount of time.
Speaker 7: I'm the only person in here with a doctorate degree. Okay, yes,
Speaker 7: the state university. Okay, I am a doctor, all.
Speaker 5: Right, fat pocket degree. That's right.
Speaker 8: Well Test is a doctor too, so Tests got her
Speaker 8: doctor the school. Yeah, so you'll both got your doctor degree.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, if you don't be a little.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna get mamna get mine then too, you got
Speaker 8: just right right, you don't go because you know that
Speaker 8: is front page News thinking.
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Speaker 8: All right, now, when we come back New York City
Speaker 8: Mayor Mayor Eric Eric Eric Adams will be joining us.
Speaker 8: We're gonna kick it with him.
Speaker 5: Next and don't move.
Speaker 9: It's to the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 7: You know a lot of things that man Adams talks
Speaker 7: about effects affects people on the national level. And we
Speaker 7: have an old lie, ye me, Old Lauren. She's a lawyer, activist,
Speaker 7: political commentator. She will be here. She's very critical of
Speaker 7: Mayor Eric Adams too. Let's she'll be here as well.
Speaker 5: All right, so we'll do that next. It's the Breakfast
Speaker 5: Clug Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: One of everybody is dj n V Jesse Larry Charlamage,
Speaker 8: the guy we are the Breakfast Club. We got a
Speaker 8: special guest in the building, Ladies and gentlemen, the Mayor.
Speaker 5: Eric Adams, and we have.
Speaker 9: We also have lawyer and political commentator Yie Lauren right here.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Good morning, man.
Speaker 1: Good, good good. You know, you know, even before we
Speaker 1: get into the conversation, I was with Jordan the other day,
Speaker 1: my son, and uh, somehow your name came up and
Speaker 1: there was a group of young people in the room
Speaker 1: talking about politics. It's amazing how so many people are
Speaker 1: into politics now. And they came up with saying something
Speaker 1: about there were people saying that how you were trying
Speaker 1: to push Trump, push Trump, pushed Trump. So Jordan pulled
Speaker 1: up this video one of your shows or you broke
Speaker 1: down each time you were talking about what was wrong
Speaker 1: about his race, and just broke it down piece by piece,
Speaker 1: And Jordan said that, you know what, truth doesn't matter anymore. No, folks,
Speaker 1: people don't care about truth, about the fact facts no
Speaker 1: longer exists.
Speaker 7: I've never put Trump actually actually do the opposite exactly.
Speaker 1: But we are in a generation where everyone gets up
Speaker 1: in the morning, look on social media, and whatever's on
Speaker 1: there they identified as the facts, the headlines exactly. No
Speaker 1: one goes into the body of the story. Everybody's just well,
Speaker 1: you know what, this is what the headline said, and
Speaker 1: that's the reality of it. And so it was like
Speaker 1: an eye opener for him of how I said, Jordan
Speaker 1: over and over again. That one moment took away all
Speaker 1: those years of me saying, have your own facts. Don't
Speaker 1: let anybody define for you. You define for yourself. You know,
Speaker 1: that's the power of this microphone, that's the power of
Speaker 1: media putting those facts out. If we don't control the message,
Speaker 1: the message will control us.
Speaker 5: We got a lot to talk about today, your city.
Speaker 8: So today we reported early about congestion pricing, right, what's
Speaker 8: your thoughts on that. I think it's gonna it's gonna
Speaker 8: criple New York City. You've got a lot of people,
Speaker 8: the bridges already, the tolls already high. It's seventeen dollars
Speaker 8: I think for George Washington eleven dollars for the Midtown tunnels.
Speaker 5: Parking is extremely high.
Speaker 8: Uh, and now getting into the city it's gonna be
Speaker 8: even it's gonna hurt a lot of people even.
Speaker 5: Drive in the city. And people are scared of the subways,
Speaker 5: you know what.
Speaker 8: Everything's been going on, people getting you know, pushed into
Speaker 8: the train stations. Crime, and people are scared of New
Speaker 8: York City.
Speaker 5: That's a lot.
Speaker 1: Let a lot I have hold on said, but let's
Speaker 1: let's break it down for a moment. Let's break it
Speaker 1: down in pieces so we can really understand it. First,
Speaker 1: let's steal with the stuff about people are fit scared
Speaker 1: of the subways. When I became mayor, no one wanted
Speaker 1: to be on the subway. We got over four million
Speaker 1: daily ridets. I talked to one of my guys who
Speaker 1: was talking to your sisty the other day, and she said,
Speaker 1: you know, you have about two three hundred crimes happening
Speaker 1: on the subway system. We have six felonies a day
Speaker 1: on our subway system out of four million riders. Look
Speaker 1: at those numbers. Our subway system is a safe system,
Speaker 1: and we put it in a different aditional thousand offices
Speaker 1: to do the high visibility to deal with the reality
Speaker 1: because safety is not only felt, is perceived. Those six
Speaker 1: felonies we got to get rid of. We're clear on that.
Speaker 1: But people are back on our subway. Subway system, but
Speaker 1: when you deal with specifically congesting prices, a lot of
Speaker 1: people don't realize these are the city streets. But we
Speaker 1: had no authority on it. Aubany passed the law and
Speaker 1: turn it over to the MTA. This is the MTA's baby.
Speaker 1: They should have allowed the city to be able to
Speaker 1: control how congestion pricing was done so that fifteen dollars.
Speaker 1: We were able to fight to get one hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars to deal with the environmental impact in the Bronx.
Speaker 1: We were able to fight to get those who are
Speaker 1: shiftbrocused get a discount, those who make less than fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars to get a discount. But this was a
Speaker 1: bill that came out of Albany. So you don't agree
Speaker 1: with it, or do you agree with it? No, I
Speaker 1: agree you got to deal with something with the congestion
Speaker 1: in our city. If you don't pass on the course
Speaker 1: of that on low income New Yorkers or those who
Speaker 1: have to come to Manhattan, you may have to have
Speaker 1: of going to your chemotherapy, and this is the doctor
Speaker 1: you have to go to.
Speaker 5: You should not be hit over there because people that
Speaker 5: live in the area.
Speaker 8: They're saying that that people that actually live in the
Speaker 8: area when they drive, if they got to drive uptown
Speaker 8: to the doctor, they got to drive, they get charged to.
Speaker 1: Which I'm not feeling people that live in the area.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about low income New Yorkers should not have
Speaker 1: to carry the burden of that, and we ask to
Speaker 1: have more and a greater input and the shaping of that,
Speaker 1: but we don't. People don't often realize we're creatures of Albany.
Speaker 1: Albaney passed the laws. We have to implement the laws
Speaker 1: that are down here.
Speaker 6: I think you're right that there is a difference between
Speaker 6: perception and fact and how people feel about safety and
Speaker 6: the way people feel about the subways. And I think
Speaker 6: it's your own rhetoric about the subways that has a
Speaker 6: lot to do with why people feel scared, despite the
Speaker 6: fact that millions of people ride the subway every day
Speaker 6: without incident. But you've continued to fare longer about crime
Speaker 6: in the subways. You've added two thousand police officers, despite
Speaker 6: the fact that you've acknowledged that the subs are not
Speaker 6: that dangerous, and I think there is You're right, poor
Speaker 6: New Yorker should not be the ones who bear the
Speaker 6: brunt of this, but they will if they already have
Speaker 6: the subway being turned into a place that they have
Speaker 6: to fare, that there's a national guard, that there's a
Speaker 6: hyper visibility of police, that they're trying to stop people
Speaker 6: with certain records from even using them, and now you
Speaker 6: have this congestion price.
Speaker 21: So how do you reconcile that you just give me.
Speaker 1: The quotes on my rhetoric because I'm lost in the
Speaker 1: Can you give me a quote that.
Speaker 6: You fairmonger about the subways? Oh, You've consistently done that
Speaker 6: since the day one of your administration. One of the
Speaker 6: first things you did was add a thousand officers to
Speaker 6: the subway because you claimed that the subways are unrideable.
Speaker 6: You ahkot did this and said how dangerous it is,
Speaker 6: and you recently did that when you deployed the National Guard.
Speaker 1: But that wasn't my question. My question was what was
Speaker 1: my fear mongment?
Speaker 21: What did I say you continuously say.
Speaker 6: I could point to a number of videos and quotes
Speaker 6: and everything from you, but you've said repeatedly that the
Speaker 6: subways are dangerous, that New York is dangerous.
Speaker 21: You complain about crime relentlessly.
Speaker 6: So what I'm saying to you is if you are
Speaker 6: saying that New York it's one of the safest big
Speaker 6: cities in this country, which is true, and you're recognizing
Speaker 6: that the subway stations are in fact not half as
Speaker 6: dangerous as they're presented to be. I'm saying, how do
Speaker 6: you can sile how your rhetoric has played into people's.
Speaker 7: Fair and not even this rhetoric, I would say, the actions,
Speaker 7: because she's right. If you tell us which is definitely
Speaker 7: the same, it's different, but it's.
Speaker 17: The same thing.
Speaker 7: Though you put a thousand police officers in the subway.
Speaker 7: Two thousand police officer in the subway. That don't make
Speaker 7: us feel saying we think something's wrong. If you don't
Speaker 7: let me let me first, let.
Speaker 1: Me peel back again, because you got to always peel
Speaker 1: back this stuff, you know, because of oftentimes how you
Speaker 1: depict in the media that I don't control is how
Speaker 1: people interpret you. I didn't put the National Guards in
Speaker 1: the subway. The governor did.
Speaker 21: I know, But I know what you said, what you said.
Speaker 21: You you stood with Governor Cafee Hoche and you co
Speaker 21: signed that decision.
Speaker 18: You did.
Speaker 6: And I'm not saying that as someone who's following social media.
Speaker 6: I'm saying that as an attorney in the city and
Speaker 6: an activist who follows everything that you do.
Speaker 1: If you, I'm glad you do, and then you realize
Speaker 1: how I turned the city around. If you follow everything
Speaker 1: I do. You realize that I.
Speaker 21: Would say no, but we could get to that max.
Speaker 9: Listen up your time, man, Yeah for me a long day.
Speaker 1: Listen, and I enjoy every moment. You know, this is
Speaker 1: what I do. You know when you when you come
Speaker 1: with a serious history, if you follow everything you do,
Speaker 1: I do. You know how long I've been doing this
Speaker 1: and you know what my record is. So let's peel
Speaker 1: back what you just stated. Fear is perceived and felt.
Speaker 1: That's what fear is. So no matter as I shared
Speaker 1: that we have six felony crimes a day with four
Speaker 1: million riders. If people feel unsafe when we get in
Speaker 1: the subway system, I ride the subway system and I
Speaker 1: talk to commuters and I say, what are you feeling?
Speaker 1: And how do I helped you with that fear? They said, Eka,
Speaker 1: we see more visible uniform offices in our subway system,
Speaker 1: we're going to feel safe. So we got it that
Speaker 1: the numbers are down. Now you may say, Eric, I
Speaker 1: don't want to see a visible president of uniform officers,
Speaker 1: and that's cool, but that's not what the overwhelming number
Speaker 1: of New Yorkers are saying.
Speaker 6: And I'm saying to you, the New York City Comptrol
Speaker 6: of Bradlander recently put out a report finding that fifty
Speaker 6: percent of the city is disappointed and does not feel
Speaker 6: safe based on your rhetoric about the subways and your
Speaker 6: over police presence.
Speaker 1: Okay, sister, First of all, that's not what this says
Speaker 1: based on Eric's rhetoric.
Speaker 5: That's not you can't no, no, no no.
Speaker 6: Did they say based on Eric's you want to talk
Speaker 6: about based on your specific system.
Speaker 1: What you say because an.
Speaker 6: Attorney they have, they have the city there are they
Speaker 6: have multiple reports in New York Times. The gothamis the
Speaker 6: city controller and the federal monitor who reports, who reports,
Speaker 6: who's tasked with making sure the NYPD and rikers are
Speaker 6: in compliance with the law have both submitted reports saying
Speaker 6: that since you became mayor, there's been a return of
Speaker 6: stopping for us, that there have been over fifteen thousand stops,
Speaker 6: ninety seven percent of whom have been on black and
Speaker 6: Hispanic people. A fourth of those stops and searches have
Speaker 6: been unconstitutional, and they've yielded very few rest.
Speaker 1: Let's peel it back. Eric Adams, one hundred blacks and
Speaker 1: law enforcement testified in federal court that the federal court
Speaker 1: judge stated, based on Eric's testify testimony, we are going
Speaker 1: to rule against the police police department. We were dealing
Speaker 1: with a million stops a year when I was with
Speaker 1: one hundred blacks and law enforce force fere. My advocacy
Speaker 1: is what turned it around from that million stops a year.
Speaker 1: Look at the numbers right now, right now, I am
Speaker 1: my advocacy and showing how to do policing correctly, because
Speaker 1: it's not that you want to eradicate proper police practices.
Speaker 1: You must make sure they do them right. And that
Speaker 1: is what I have been able to accomplish in the city,
Speaker 1: taking over thirteen thousand guns off the streets of the
Speaker 1: city of New York, who the victims of black and
Speaker 1: brown people. When I go to community meetings and talk
Speaker 1: to community residents, they don't tell me Eric, we don't
Speaker 1: want want police, they said, Eric, we want our police
Speaker 1: doing their jobs correctly. And that is what I'm doing.
Speaker 8: We got more with Eric Adams and Olamme. When we
Speaker 8: come back, it's the Breakfast Club the morning. Only everybody
Speaker 8: is DJ VJ, just hilarious, charlamage the God. We also
Speaker 8: have onlym Me joining us, and we got a special
Speaker 8: guest Eric Adams, Mayor Eric Adams in the building.
Speaker 6: Crime has a crime is connected to what is happening
Speaker 6: in the city and the experiences of people. This is
Speaker 6: the most expensive city in the world. We had a
Speaker 6: global pandemic where business is closed work.
Speaker 1: I saw to that.
Speaker 21: But also the jobs come on.
Speaker 6: So we're saying that you've turned it around, NYB these abuses.
Speaker 6: But just last year we paid out one hundred and
Speaker 6: fifty million dollars in settling police misconducts front and I
Speaker 6: was double the number. That's double the number and misconduct
Speaker 6: since you became married.
Speaker 1: You know, I noticed something. I noticed how much passion
Speaker 1: and commitment you have.
Speaker 9: It's one of your constituents.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm one of my constituents. Students. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And I grew up in the city.
Speaker 1: I love it. I noticed, And this is what I
Speaker 1: hear often of those who articulate when a person in
Speaker 1: the blue uniform commits an inappropriate act. Balance that with
Speaker 1: what we're doing to take the violence out of our communities.
Speaker 1: Because I know what I hear when I go to
Speaker 1: these community meetings. I know what I hear when I
Speaker 1: go speak to these mothers who lost their children to violence.
Speaker 1: I know what I hear.
Speaker 5: You're not even.
Speaker 1: Talking about that at all.
Speaker 21: You know, I was a public defender.
Speaker 1: That's what you said. That's what you said.
Speaker 21: And my original question was about how you relate to that.
Speaker 1: You said that New Yorkers don't feel safe.
Speaker 9: So there was a poe that came out with last week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, right, And in that poll that came out
Speaker 1: by the CBC, it stated that the priorities of Mayor
Speaker 1: Adams is moving the city in the right direction. My
Speaker 1: priority now, remember two years three months, brother, two years
Speaker 1: three months, I inherited a pandemic. I inherited one hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty thousand micas and asylum seekers that can't work
Speaker 1: that we have to house them every day inherit you.
Speaker 9: You called for a lot of them too, though no
Speaker 9: we didn't. Brothers, the sanctuary city you told.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's see. That's why it's that's why it's important
Speaker 1: to have this conversation because sanctuary city and the micas
Speaker 1: and asylum seekers are two different issues. Sanctuary city, if
Speaker 1: you're undocumented, we can't turn you over to ice or authority.
Speaker 1: Micas and asylum seekers were parolled into here. They here legally,
Speaker 1: they were parolled into. But what the federal government did
Speaker 1: and Governor Abbot did, they said, we're gonna send them
Speaker 1: up to Chicago, New York, Boston, And the federal government
Speaker 1: is saying, Eric, you can't allow them to work, you
Speaker 1: gotta give them housing, you can't stop the buses from
Speaker 1: coming in, you cannot turn them over to Ice. All
Speaker 1: of that is illegal. If I do that, we're breaking law.
Speaker 1: So when people look at the migrants are that are here.
Speaker 1: We didn't call people to come here. They were sent
Speaker 1: here by Governor Abbot, And the failure to secure our
Speaker 1: boarders is allowing us to continue. And we're not getting
Speaker 1: any funny, any money. We got about one hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars out of a four billion dollar priceda. Look what's
Speaker 1: happened in Chicago right now, My brother Mayor Johnson over there,
Speaker 1: what's happening with him, Look what's happened in Boston. Look
Speaker 1: what's happening in Houston, Los Angeles, And then do a
Speaker 1: comparative analysis of what's happening on our streets here.
Speaker 8: A lot of people are upset too, and they feel
Speaker 8: like the prison reform is bad for New York city.
Speaker 8: They're seeing people do crimes, they get out immediately, and
Speaker 8: then they commit the crimes. We just seen an officer
Speaker 8: that passed away a couple of days ago. Rest in
Speaker 8: peace to him and always healing energy to his family.
Speaker 8: But they say that individual was arrested for a gun
Speaker 8: and has a record the size of we don't know what,
Speaker 8: And they're saying that people are doing crimes and they're
Speaker 8: getting back out. Officers don't want to arrest people a lot.
Speaker 8: Officers don't even want to be officers anymore because the
Speaker 8: people that they' arresting.
Speaker 5: Get out so fast.
Speaker 1: So what do you say to that?
Speaker 5: And let me tell you something. I say this term
Speaker 5: all the time.
Speaker 1: Idealism collides with realism, this far leftist mindset that believes
Speaker 1: we should not have a criminal justice system in place.
Speaker 1: We're gonna look like some of these other cities that
Speaker 1: you're seeing. With a lack of a criminal justice system
Speaker 1: in place. We're losing correction offices. We're losing district attorneys,
Speaker 1: we're losing police officers, we're losing probation officers, we're losing
Speaker 1: school safety agents. Every piece of our public safety apparatus
Speaker 1: that the everyday working class person wants. We're seeing it
Speaker 1: all of a sudden erode and we're gonna lose the
Speaker 1: foundation of our prosperity, and that's public safety. So when
Speaker 1: you look at these cases, we have three problems in
Speaker 1: this city that if you dig into it, you'll see
Speaker 1: how they continue to intersection between each other. We have one,
Speaker 1: we have a reciptivist problem. It's a revolving door. The
Speaker 1: person who shot that police officer his driver was just
Speaker 1: to rest it for having a gun in April of
Speaker 1: last year. Now he's back doing the same thing all
Speaker 1: over again. These guys are arrested ten fifteen times. It's
Speaker 1: a small population of people that are repeated offenders. The
Speaker 1: second problem that we have in the city is a
Speaker 1: severe mental health problem. I'm not talking about to somebody
Speaker 1: that's the prissed someone that's going through a bad day.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about a severe mental health problem. Go look
Speaker 1: at these cases of assaulting passengers, pushing people on the
Speaker 1: subway track, to cat that pushed the first time on
Speaker 1: the subway tract the other day, in and out of
Speaker 1: the system. And so when I came into office, I said,
Speaker 1: we can't keep just walking by these people that are
Speaker 1: dealing with severe mental health issues. We need to give
Speaker 1: them wrapping around services and care. The far left pushed
Speaker 1: against me. You're in humane. You just want to take
Speaker 1: people off the street. You know, I said no, in
Speaker 1: this city, people are not gonna live in encampments. They're
Speaker 1: gonna live in tents. Go look at Los Angeles, Go
Speaker 1: look at Oregon, Go look at all these other cities.
Speaker 1: When you see tent city, San Francisco, you see tents people.
Speaker 1: When I went out in January February, when I got
Speaker 1: elected in twenty twenty two, I went out without my
Speaker 1: security team and started visiting people in intents in the
Speaker 1: campus and started talking to them bipolar, schizophrenic, human waste
Speaker 1: drug paw fnalio, stale food. I said, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to do this. My city's not going to be like
Speaker 1: San Francisco. It's not going to be like these other
Speaker 1: cities where you're watching people living on streets, intense intents.
Speaker 1: You don't see that in New York City. Third problem
Speaker 1: we have is random acts of violence. If you have
Speaker 1: twenty four hours in the day and something that happens
Speaker 1: to you in an hour and the day, you start
Speaker 1: to define yourself as that entire day. Those random active
Speaker 1: violence are plastered on social media. They're plastic, They're plastered
Speaker 1: on everything. People begin to believe that, oh, I'm living
Speaker 1: in the city that's out of control.
Speaker 6: We are not.
Speaker 7: She made a good New York. If NYPD is reposting
Speaker 7: that kind of stuff, what are we supposed to think?
Speaker 1: No, I got a phone brother, No, no.
Speaker 6: Recently been they're sowhat so that they're arguing with journalists
Speaker 6: on there. It's NYPD on their own Twitter pages that
Speaker 6: are posting and sensationalizing crime. And I said this at
Speaker 6: the beginning. You said that there's a difference between perception
Speaker 6: and reality how people feel afraid versus how safe New
Speaker 6: York actually is. And I agree with you, but I
Speaker 6: said that it's your own rhetoric and NYPD's rhetoric that
Speaker 6: plays into that, and you did it just now. Because
Speaker 6: the reality is a condition of release for everybody for
Speaker 6: every crime, whether it be non bail eligible or bail eligible,
Speaker 6: is that if you commit a crime and you're rearrested,
Speaker 6: that you that you bail can and will be set
Speaker 6: on you.
Speaker 21: So that's the first thing.
Speaker 6: Second of all, they have conducted multiple studies, but the
Speaker 6: Brendans that are literally just put out one less than
Speaker 6: two percent of anybody in New York City that's released
Speaker 6: on bail is re arrested for any violent crime. More importantly,
Speaker 6: in the same in the same breath that we want,
Speaker 6: in the same breath that you want to sensationalize, we
Speaker 6: want to highlight and point out, Oh, an officer was
Speaker 6: killed the other day, which is a rare occurrence across
Speaker 6: the United States, but let alone in New York. New
Speaker 6: York police officers have killed at least seven people this year,
Speaker 6: including a set.
Speaker 21: Officer killed.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to dismiss the loss of the life,
Speaker 1: life of an innocent person that wears a uniform, potential of.
Speaker 21: The po and the nineteen year old kill.
Speaker 1: I feel like I don't want to take you out
Speaker 1: of contents and I want people to all of a
Speaker 1: sudden criticize that you're being dismissive.
Speaker 10: Of a.
Speaker 21: It's not going to work on me.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to break anything on you. I lost
Speaker 1: a member of the police department the same way. I
Speaker 1: go to see the mother of eleven month old baby
Speaker 1: that was shot in the head when I first became man,
Speaker 1: I sat in the hospital with her the same way.
Speaker 1: I go visit these mothers who lose their children to
Speaker 1: gun violence. I go see them, just as I go
Speaker 1: to see the family member of a slain police officer.
Speaker 1: I go visit those parents that.
Speaker 21: Lose their loved visiting the family. First of all, yesterday
Speaker 21: I held a writer, I represented her.
Speaker 1: You went to visit You were to visit the family
Speaker 1: members of a slain officer officer, of course.
Speaker 6: But what about the nineteen year old that was killed
Speaker 6: yesterday by NYPD and Queen's when he called up?
Speaker 21: Have you said anything about that? Are you visiting them the.
Speaker 9: First of a New York safer or not? I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: it's New York safer or not?
Speaker 1: Okay, New York is the safest big city in America.
Speaker 1: You know, many people on the far left, they said, Eric,
Speaker 1: people should be allowed to sleep on the streets no
Speaker 1: matter what. They should be allowed to sit on your
Speaker 1: stoop and inject themselves with drugs. They should be allowed
Speaker 1: to carry a gun and be able to come out
Speaker 1: the next day. Like people disagree with me all the time.
Speaker 21: Earlier, are you asking rhetoric?
Speaker 5: Early?
Speaker 6: Are you asked me to point out specifically what you say?
Speaker 6: It's a fair mongrel about crimes. So I just would
Speaker 6: like to say exhibit a like what you literally just did.
Speaker 5: We got more with the Mayor Eric Adams. When we
Speaker 5: come back.
Speaker 8: It is the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning. Everybody is
Speaker 8: DJ Envy, Jess, Hilary, Charlamagne, the gud. We also have
Speaker 8: only Yemi here and we got a special guest, the
Speaker 8: Mayor Eric Adams joining us this morning, the Mayor of
Speaker 8: New York City.
Speaker 5: I should say, people are also upset that.
Speaker 8: They feel like too much money is going to migrants
Speaker 8: and you're cutting too many programs right, They're saying you're
Speaker 8: cutting the pre K, They're saying that you're cutting so
Speaker 8: many different fundings that he loved this question.
Speaker 11: Brother.
Speaker 8: People people are feeling like, you know, they never have
Speaker 8: money for us, but when as soon as migrants come
Speaker 8: in the country, they find money.
Speaker 1: And listen, people have a right to be angry. You
Speaker 1: know who's even more angry than they are. I am.
Speaker 1: I've been to Washington ten times to talk about this subject.
Speaker 1: So people got a right to be pissed off of
Speaker 1: what they're doing to New York.
Speaker 8: Can we fish that where these like, I mean, we
Speaker 8: cut a lot of products. Day's kids couldn't go to
Speaker 8: school because migrants to go over to school.
Speaker 1: Now that's not that was it. That wasn't accurate. We
Speaker 1: always utilize our school buildings during the time of crisis.
Speaker 1: And if we're saying to ourselves, if there's some when
Speaker 1: we had to major fire when I first became mayor
Speaker 1: and we saw that fire in the Bronx, you know,
Speaker 1: we had to take a school to take care of
Speaker 1: those people who lived in the building. Temporarily, when we
Speaker 1: have major storms, we take a school to use. The
Speaker 1: temporary schools is part of the resources of the city.
Speaker 1: And thank god we had something called remote learning where
Speaker 1: people still let young people are still able to go
Speaker 1: on to learn. But we can't we can't say. We
Speaker 1: can't say that we will use the school building during
Speaker 1: the emergency, but we're not gonna do it for children
Speaker 1: that are migrants and assignment seekerts. Some people say, whatever
Speaker 1: you're giving them morning, what you're giving us. Go to
Speaker 1: the Hurk centers where they are the shelters, the restrooms
Speaker 1: are outside, the showers are outside, they're sleeping on cots.
Speaker 1: They get three basic meals a day. And when I
Speaker 1: go visit them, they said, we don't want any of
Speaker 1: this from you. All we want to do is have
Speaker 1: the right to wrote so we can provide for ourselves.
Speaker 7: And less than thirty days, migrants won't be allowed to
Speaker 7: work for a federal guidelines, and they won't be allowed
Speaker 7: to be housed in NYC anymore y anymos?
Speaker 9: Where would they go after that?
Speaker 1: They finding a way out. Of the one hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty four thousand, sixty percent of them found their way
Speaker 1: like many of us have done. You notice you don't hear.
Speaker 7: About them the way they're gonna get housing in thirty days,
Speaker 7: many of them, we're giving them intense care. We're not
Speaker 7: just telling you come here, hang out for thirty days,
Speaker 7: and we're not gonna help you know, in those thirty days,
Speaker 7: and if you're a young.
Speaker 1: Person, you get sixty days. But in those thirty days
Speaker 1: or sixty days, we're giving you intense care. We're showing
Speaker 1: you how to find your way in our city, with
Speaker 1: showing you how to go about applying for housing, how
Speaker 1: to go about applying for the services that you need.
Speaker 1: And some people are saying, we never wanted to come
Speaker 1: to New York at all. We wanted to come to
Speaker 1: another city. But the governor out there said no, we're
Speaker 1: sending you to New York. Think about this for a moment.
Speaker 1: We got thousands of Ukrainian migrants, thousands, do you hear
Speaker 1: about them?
Speaker 5: No, Mexican and Africans, but you take a wark.
Speaker 1: They have the right to work. So we wouldn't even
Speaker 1: be having this conversation if we gave them the authority
Speaker 1: to work. Ain't know the real irony of this. We
Speaker 1: need workers. I need lifeguards, I need food service workers.
Speaker 1: Many of these micros from violence Venezuela are nurses and
Speaker 1: other professionals. I need people to backstretch workers. Other states
Speaker 1: are telling me Eric, we will take the migrants and
Speaker 1: asylum seekers if they just allowed them to work. We're
Speaker 1: not going to take them and just have them sit
Speaker 1: around every day. If they are allowed to work, we
Speaker 1: would take them. The national government agree with a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff.
Speaker 21: No, No, I trust you that.
Speaker 1: I did not believe she's on that train.
Speaker 21: I'm city here, may Adam, He's.
Speaker 1: Gonna be dollar nine.
Speaker 21: First of all, I ride the subway every day.
Speaker 6: I've worked as a public defender in this city and
Speaker 6: represented thousands of people.
Speaker 7: Two more questions, how do debit cards for migrants compare
Speaker 7: to New Yor City welfare benefit.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened. We were paying people because we by Lord,
Speaker 1: we got to feed them three meals a day. We
Speaker 1: got to feed the migrants three meals a day. When
Speaker 1: I told the team we spent we got to bring
Speaker 1: down the cost of this by thirty percent because it
Speaker 1: was costing us too much money twelve million dollars over
Speaker 1: three years, four billion dollars. Already. One of the places
Speaker 1: was food. We were seeing that we were having a
Speaker 1: ten percent food waste. So my team came together First
Speaker 1: Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright, first black woman to be a
Speaker 1: first deputy man. She came up with a team called Multified,
Speaker 1: a MWe black product. They said that we can give
Speaker 1: people food cards where they can only purchase food and
Speaker 1: baby supplies. You were saved six hundred thousand dollars a month.
Speaker 1: In course, people would buy the food that they want
Speaker 1: and not giving it to them from someone from some
Speaker 1: large conglamorate. Then they will have to spend the cars
Speaker 1: in the bodegas, the supermarkets, the local stores. So the
Speaker 1: money stays inside the community and the program is run
Speaker 1: by a person of a person of color. With saving
Speaker 1: over seven million dollars a year, where no more food waste,
Speaker 1: could people buying what they want. It's a black owned company,
Speaker 1: so we put money back into a black businesses like
Speaker 1: I said I was going to do, and you cannot
Speaker 1: buy anything but food or baby supplies. It's a complete win.
Speaker 1: But people heard it and it was sensationalized. Oh, you're
Speaker 1: giving money to migranting. They only get thirteen dollars a
Speaker 1: day for them three meals. It's a winning program.
Speaker 6: It's not that I have a problem with it, it
Speaker 6: said again, the sensationalism has a lot to do with
Speaker 6: the fact that you got up and declared that we
Speaker 6: have this migrant crisis. And I thought it was interesting
Speaker 6: your earlier point about the difference between how Ukrainian migrants
Speaker 6: are being received versus migrants Black and Latino migrants, because again,
Speaker 6: you gave a town hall where you were the one
Speaker 6: who gave this speech and incent like you incentivized.
Speaker 21: New Yorkers to feel this way, feel which way, Just
Speaker 21: feel like.
Speaker 6: There is a migrant crisis where the migrants are being
Speaker 6: treated differently than them, where they're getting resources that the
Speaker 6: migrants are getting resources that are not being given to
Speaker 6: them because You're the one who presented it to the
Speaker 6: city that you had to cut budgets across because of
Speaker 6: the migrant crisis, even though recently you decided that you
Speaker 6: all actually do have the money to handle the migrant issue.
Speaker 21: That just wasn't publicized as much. So this goes back
Speaker 21: to my original discussion.
Speaker 1: So you an attorney and you I'm amazed. I think
Speaker 1: your art is I'm just going to throw it out
Speaker 1: there and make people fair.
Speaker 21: Before you say there's an entire council, council that knows
Speaker 21: your left.
Speaker 5: I mean, let me, let me we still don't have
Speaker 5: the money for the migrants.
Speaker 1: We spent it twelve billion dollars in three years, four
Speaker 1: billion dollars already. What I said to New York is
Speaker 1: at that town hall, this issue will bankrupt will destroy
Speaker 1: our city.
Speaker 21: This issue you call through the countries.
Speaker 6: I remember you calling the countries. They weren'ty and migrants.
Speaker 6: You weren't talking about them.
Speaker 1: So what happened when we don't have sister, I did
Speaker 1: not call the countries what they were front front.
Speaker 6: I went, it's on video, went Adams. I remember you
Speaker 6: started the tour before you were going to go to
Speaker 6: go d C. And when you were going to go
Speaker 6: to d C to Biden to talk to Joe Biden
Speaker 6: about the migrant crisis, but you were stopped because they
Speaker 6: had the FBI had to take your phones.
Speaker 1: Could large you just make up stuff?
Speaker 6: Did I make that up that that's reported that I
Speaker 6: didn't see your phone? Yeah, I didn't see your phones.
Speaker 6: They didn't investigates.
Speaker 21: That's not happening.
Speaker 1: What did you just said?
Speaker 17: You?
Speaker 21: I said, I remember that you went on when you
Speaker 21: were going to the border.
Speaker 1: When you when I come back, I came back.
Speaker 6: Because somebody had because it stopped, I said, I remember
Speaker 6: on the day up.
Speaker 21: I remember it because me and the media.
Speaker 7: So what happens when New York City doesn't have the
Speaker 7: money for migrants? And then you know, question, the migrants
Speaker 7: are in this city and they probably have to do
Speaker 7: what most poor people have to do, which sometimes resort
Speaker 7: to crime.
Speaker 9: How is that gonna make the city say?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 17: Right?
Speaker 1: And And that's and that's part of the problem. The
Speaker 1: real focus should be on our national government. That's saying,
Speaker 1: why you're doing this to New York While you check
Speaker 1: out what they're doing. They're doing it to New York,
Speaker 1: They're doing it to Chicago. They're doing it to Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: They're doing it to Houston. What is the same in
Speaker 1: all those cities, all black mans, all black men, and
Speaker 1: so w we're saying same thing that I'm going through here.
Speaker 1: My brother Johnson is going through, my sister Bass is
Speaker 1: going through, my brother Turner is going through. So our
Speaker 1: folks are what they wanted to happen, Governor happened wanted
Speaker 1: to happen. We're gonna turn these of cities against their mayors.
Speaker 1: We're gonna create this environment where they're all going to
Speaker 1: go against their mayors. Go google what they doing to
Speaker 1: my brother in Chicago, Go google what they doing to
Speaker 1: sister Bass. So the cities have now turned against these
Speaker 1: black mayors that are making real change for the first time.
Speaker 1: And and they're using this to say, Okay, these black
Speaker 1: mans are not competent, they can't run their cities. They're
Speaker 1: getting everything to the MICUs and a simum seekers.
Speaker 7: This was a perfectly executed plan that we are buying
Speaker 7: into make black mans look better exactly.
Speaker 1: And when we when we're doing just the opposite. No,
Speaker 1: what's no. Michaels was going to Los Angeles until bast
Speaker 1: became mayor. When I when I'm in the first female
Speaker 1: black man became mayor. When she became man, they said,
Speaker 1: let's start sending them to send them to Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: They're playing us, man, they playing us.
Speaker 7: You know, I respect any elected official who can come
Speaker 7: have this conversation, uh, because these are the tough.
Speaker 1: Questions, without a doubt, without doubts.
Speaker 9: You know, what can y'all do to work together?
Speaker 5: We should you're.
Speaker 1: Because no matter yeah, without a doubt, we have to
Speaker 1: separate the ten percent of disagreement and focus on the
Speaker 1: ninety percent that we agree with. I know retrospectfully, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be appreciated as a mayor that lived up to
Speaker 1: what I said I was going to do. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna do that. You know, people always crap on us
Speaker 1: when we're in the ring, But when my when my
Speaker 1: gloves are hung up, people gonna look at Listen, that
Speaker 1: was an authentic ball headed in wings wearing brother that
Speaker 1: did his thing as the mayor of the City of
Speaker 1: New York, the most important city on the globe, is
Speaker 1: being run by person who was dyslexic, arrested, rejected.
Speaker 7: Now I'm elected be the mayor of the city's Mayor
Speaker 7: Eric Adams, lem me, Ola Yimmy, Oh, Lauren, it's the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Good morning morning, Chris Brown. That thank you,
Speaker 7: Mayor Eric Adams. Eric Adams moved to old Li Yimmy
Speaker 7: a Lauren. Okay, Old Li yimmy a Lauren. I don't
Speaker 7: think you said that right.
Speaker 9: No, I did say it right. I put Ola yimmy.
Speaker 17: Look.
Speaker 16: I like that.
Speaker 5: She was in his age. Okay, yes, go follow you. No,
Speaker 5: he wasn't at all. He was great conversation.
Speaker 7: Go follow Ola Yimmy at M s O l u
Speaker 7: r R and miss O Lauren on Instagram and s
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Speaker 7: get toes with.
Speaker 5: The message.
Speaker 11: Jessica Robert Moore just don't do no lines, don't.
Speaker 1: Do talk, don't.
Speaker 9: Talk world, why jest world.
Speaker 4: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 7: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 7: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 10: Could get you to see this time to set it off,
Speaker 10: Safari announces his new book, Allure of Celebrity Dating.
Speaker 5: You got something to do with that? No, I don't
Speaker 5: that was me. I would have told him to name
Speaker 5: it or no, that ain't it right, that's that's a
Speaker 5: better headline, definitely.
Speaker 10: And then also I've been saying that his page, he
Speaker 10: said his page was hacked after post on Twitter about
Speaker 10: wanting to attend Nicki Minna's concert in disguise that city
Speaker 10: was gonna wear a Genie vest and so that he
Speaker 10: posted that like a couple of nights ago, I'm gonna
Speaker 10: be in disguise and i'mnna be wearing a Genieves he
Speaker 10: canna be the only one in there wearing that, So
Speaker 10: they're gonna see you talking about the disguise. And but
Speaker 10: he said that wasn't him that posted that. The next
Speaker 10: morning he was like, oh my god, my my my
Speaker 10: account was hacked.
Speaker 9: Nobody believe.
Speaker 10: Nobody believed that. And listen, I'd be so sick of
Speaker 10: celebrities doing that. They they'll post something. I think they'd
Speaker 10: be all liquored up and all hide up. You know,
Speaker 10: he's somebody, you know, and and he'd be hied up
Speaker 10: and drinking and drinking and stuff, and then they post.
Speaker 10: They got the liquor courage and they post, and then
Speaker 10: they wake up the next day and they're like, oh
Speaker 10: my god, and then they say that they were hacked.
Speaker 10: I was a person that was truly hacked. They don't
Speaker 10: just hack and give you your stuff back like that.
Speaker 1: That takes so they gotta wait.
Speaker 5: They gotta wait like you should wait three four days.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean like you can't just wake up and
Speaker 10: be like, oh no, I was hacking and then you
Speaker 10: didn't even delete the posts that you said that the
Speaker 10: other people would post it.
Speaker 9: But here's the thing.
Speaker 7: If he wants to go see Nicki Minaje perform, why
Speaker 7: can't he go see Nicki minaj perform?
Speaker 9: I mean he can't. He was clearly one of the
Speaker 9: first bars.
Speaker 7: Probably he was probably her first fan, first the first ball,
Speaker 7: probably her first super fans.
Speaker 9: Yes, why can't he just go of the show?
Speaker 7: You go with security so the bobs don't try to
Speaker 7: attack you, and I don't think they're gonna do nothing
Speaker 7: new in personal.
Speaker 10: Yeah, of course, it's about how Fari move, It's about
Speaker 10: how like it's just.
Speaker 21: So cornny.
Speaker 9: In the crowd with Nikko and while Nikki performing the crowd.
Speaker 10: Son I'm talking about doing on the airlift, Shaney be performing,
Speaker 10: she ain't even performing, did it on him? But look,
Speaker 10: it's interesting because after that, didn't he announced the new
Speaker 10: title of his book, The Allure of Celebrity Dating. So
Speaker 10: I think this was all a rollout, but it's getting times. Sorry,
Speaker 10: no congratulations, congradulations, gratulations.
Speaker 5: Are you gonna read it?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 7: Because that's that's something I'm interested in. I like Safari,
Speaker 7: my guy, but I'm not interested in the a Lord
Speaker 7: of Celebrity Dating. Why would I be interested in that?
Speaker 5: You're gonna read it?
Speaker 10: Look Singer Mariah the Scientist has been treading on social
Speaker 10: media after she was seen getting into a physical altercation
Speaker 10: and the Atlanta bar. Now I saw this yesterday right now.
Speaker 10: The videos thought that she was already on the floor,
Speaker 10: all right, and then she was struggling to get up,
Speaker 10: you know, rolling around and down there, and she had
Speaker 10: a hoodie on, so you know she meant business or whatever.
Speaker 10: But they they was like speculating to see who it was.
Speaker 10: Now Claire Patra. I believe clear Patrick is from New York, right,
Speaker 10: she is from She all right? But either way, they
Speaker 10: said it was her. Then they said it was one
Speaker 10: of young Thug's baby moms. What's more believable is that
Speaker 10: it would be young thugs be mom one of them.
Speaker 10: That's just more believable in my opinion, and clear. Patrick
Speaker 10: spokesperson said, no, she ain't had nothing to do with that.
Speaker 10: I think she is a rapper or something like that.
Speaker 9: To fight, though I don't know.
Speaker 7: It started with her on the floor. They said she
Speaker 7: ran up and she got put down, but she she
Speaker 7: was still when she got up if he was winning
Speaker 7: the fight. When as soon as somebody started recording this
Speaker 7: when the person.
Speaker 10: But yes, she the one that came in there looking
Speaker 10: for the fighting, and then they when they started the video,
Speaker 10: she was already on the damn floor.
Speaker 5: So even go hard, go hard and go home.
Speaker 7: Like you're talking about wrestlers for real though, like wrestling
Speaker 7: is this weekend riot.
Speaker 10: The scientist Cliopatra, I know them, them names sound like
Speaker 10: wrestlings out there all right.
Speaker 5: Look, if you're looking for a Bible, what a bible? Bible?
Speaker 1: Bible?
Speaker 5: If you're looking.
Speaker 10: For a bible, Trump is now selling them for sixty
Speaker 10: dollars and it includes the US Constitution. Tracy Morgan calls
Speaker 10: ozempic great and says he was glad to use it.
Speaker 10: Listen a lot of people making fun of him for this,
Speaker 10: but so many people are against it as I do
Speaker 10: the quote unquote thing he but listen, it helps some
Speaker 10: people and people in any way. I say, so so
Speaker 10: many people acting like they don't get it and they're
Speaker 10: so against it. Why not have somebody speak up and
Speaker 10: be like all these people that lose all that weight
Speaker 10: of probably on O.
Speaker 9: I don't have no problem with you being an Ozmpic
Speaker 9: gold medalist.
Speaker 7: The only thing I would tell you is that what
Speaker 7: are the long term effects in oz I'm talk about
Speaker 7: long term, like you know how that's going to affect
Speaker 7: you in the long run.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And then some people you can tell you because you
Speaker 10: know the skin is still flabby, that it don't tighten
Speaker 10: your skin.
Speaker 5: Up because their head is usually look like yeah, like
Speaker 5: people can't lose waiting here.
Speaker 7: They look like how people looked when they back in
Speaker 7: the day when they first started getting like the surgery.
Speaker 9: Wasn't telling nobody that's how they look now.
Speaker 5: But you can look like remember, but can't we be
Speaker 5: a S C A R D.
Speaker 10: No from remember on the movie Remember he had got
Speaker 10: the surgery and he was all flabby like that.
Speaker 5: People used to walk around looking like that.
Speaker 17: Like but.
Speaker 5: No, just that bastard. All right, I have my finger
Speaker 5: on the dumb but just to game listen over your chubs.
Speaker 21: You don't even.
Speaker 5: Not a part of the store. He's not a part
Speaker 5: of that.
Speaker 10: I'm yeah, So this is Drake Man's little chubs. He said,
Speaker 10: little boy Kendricks should drop Drake this, but he no better.
Speaker 7: Actually is Drake's turn to drop the this because Kendrick
Speaker 7: said what he said on the future.
Speaker 9: But he's actually Drake's turn.
Speaker 8: But I think there was moments that people said they
Speaker 8: heard of Kendrick disc or there was a Kendrick discard.
Speaker 9: That's what you got in the tuk. By the way,
Speaker 9: I'm sure Drake got someone in the talk too.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, it's actually Drake's turn, right, Yeah, Kendrickgarty
Speaker 7: did what he did.
Speaker 9: It's your turn now, Drake.
Speaker 10: But look all right, I see your finger, but listen
Speaker 10: because they cut my room a short. So look, multiple
Speaker 10: women online saying they were punched by walking just walking
Speaker 10: around in New York City. Yes, and that's crazy because
Speaker 10: you did bring this up a little bit. But one
Speaker 10: woman says she was assaulted walking home. And this is
Speaker 10: all in broad daylight, y'all. This is nobody not waiting
Speaker 10: till his dog another man, I mean, another woman says
Speaker 10: she was assaulted on her way to work. The third
Speaker 10: woman said she was attacked by walking her dog, and
Speaker 10: two of the women described the same suspect. Yep, right,
Speaker 10: and all the women were white. I just wanted to
Speaker 10: let y'all know that. Official said. It's unclear whether the
Speaker 10: incidents they are investigating are connected, but they did find
Speaker 10: a guy that arrested a guy. His name is Skoboke Stora.
Speaker 10: He's forty years old and he is from Brooklyn. He's arrested.
Speaker 10: The fitsure of him, Yeah, he does look the range.
Speaker 10: Derange was knocking out karens that in the face white
Speaker 10: woman and it was this white lady. You have audio
Speaker 10: played right.
Speaker 5: I was literally just walking and the man came in
Speaker 5: the face.
Speaker 21: I saw the video.
Speaker 15: Literally I talked to the ground and now this he said,
Speaker 15: it's for me, and I'm like, oh my god, it's
Speaker 15: so crazy.
Speaker 5: It sounds like she's laughing, but you know, like she's not.
Speaker 5: She's in shock.
Speaker 7: For one, and also the reason I said it wasn't
Speaker 7: real because she sounds so stereotypically.
Speaker 1: White, like.
Speaker 9: She was like like, literally sounded just like that.
Speaker 5: It looked just like that, and they did, and the
Speaker 5: other three looking sound just like that. Too, you know,
Speaker 5: they white.
Speaker 10: So they punched it out of nowhere. And Adam's talking
Speaker 10: about this is the second safest city in the country. Whoa,
Speaker 10: what's the first Baltimore man?
Speaker 8: But the sad part is he probably be out. He's
Speaker 8: probably out already. You probably arrested, probably got a bond.
Speaker 8: He probably yeah, no, no, he yet.
Speaker 10: People taking it to city on Wednesday and connection to
Speaker 10: the punching and he's out.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: Mmm.
Speaker 10: Holy, geve me what you're gonna say now, girl, we
Speaker 10: got to come forth. All right, that's the second hour.
Speaker 9: Oh my goodness, we give you your donkey to man
Speaker 9: for after the hour.
Speaker 7: I uh, I don't know what to say about this story,
Speaker 7: but we'll talk about I want to have a discussion
Speaker 7: about it. But there's a playboy playmate who offered she
Speaker 7: just wanted to get her man out of jail. We'll
Speaker 7: talk about it.
Speaker 5: She's a rider.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll get to it nexts Breakfast club,
Speaker 8: Good morning, wake up.
Speaker 4: You're like into the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Your execution on the Donkey of the day is something.
Speaker 11: To do for you to read.
Speaker 21: They gave me donkey other day and I deserve that.
Speaker 21: You need to know you need to tell them, I
Speaker 21: am you have the boy.
Speaker 1: Tell them it's turning for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 4: It's a read. But you're so good at you trying
Speaker 4: to Charlamagne. You want Charlamade?
Speaker 5: Who dusk the other day too?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 7: Well, sexy red donk here today for Friday, March twenty ninth,
Speaker 7: goes to a woman named Shannon Teresa Marie Schwartz. She
Speaker 7: is a playboy model. Yes, that playboy. I don't know
Speaker 7: exactly what that means to be a playboy model. I
Speaker 7: assume she's been in a Playboy or two and she
Speaker 7: has polled in a bikini on the cover of Maxim magazine, Yes,
Speaker 7: Maxim New Zealand back in December. But we need to
Speaker 7: have a discussion this morning about just how far a
Speaker 7: woman should go for her man. Now, Shannon, who I
Speaker 7: will keep telling you, is a playboy model, has a boyfriend.
Speaker 5: And her boyfriend's name is will Helm Lewis Huntzinger.
Speaker 7: He was charged with being a felon in possession of
Speaker 7: two hundred and five rounds of vermitting two twenty three
Speaker 7: caliber ammunition and some drugs and other stuff. And he's
Speaker 7: incarcerated in the Honolulu Federal detention center. Now, Shannon clearly
Speaker 7: loves her man and is willing to do anything to
Speaker 7: get her man out. But if I was her man,
Speaker 7: I wouldn't want her to offer what she offered to
Speaker 7: get him out.
Speaker 20: No, no, no.
Speaker 7: See, ladies, as a man, I want you to do
Speaker 7: anything that is going to possibly cause you to be
Speaker 7: in the same situation that I'm in, and in this
Speaker 7: case it's jail, and I definitely don't want you giving
Speaker 7: the way what you give away.
Speaker 9: See, Shannon made a bribe to one of the officers.
Speaker 7: What do you think of playboy playmate would offer this
Speaker 7: federal officer in exchange for releasing her Shannon offered the
Speaker 7: agent blank to help him persuade the judge to release
Speaker 7: her boyfriend. The agent says he received numerous miscalls, text messages,
Speaker 7: and voicemails from Shannon. Shannon told the agent that she
Speaker 7: was referred to him as someone who could handle a
Speaker 7: situation for a high profile inmate. Shannon, who was a
Speaker 7: playboy playmate, told the agent that she was trying to
Speaker 7: secure her boyfriend's release and asked the agent to meet
Speaker 7: with him so he could see she was serious and
Speaker 7: she could give him what she had for him. Ladies,
Speaker 7: decisiont the way. I appreciate the help, but do you
Speaker 7: really believe your boyfriend would be okay with this? This
Speaker 7: is why you tell men when they go to jail,
Speaker 7: don't worry about what's going on outside.
Speaker 9: Okay. You can't control what your woman wants to give someone.
Speaker 9: Why you locked up?
Speaker 7: You will drive yourself crazy trying to control what a
Speaker 7: woman wants to give someone while you locked up. And
Speaker 7: I damn sure don't want you giving things to other men, okay,
Speaker 7: saying you're doing it for me, Shannon allegedly text the agent,
Speaker 7: I can help with whatever you need. Not show what
Speaker 7: your services costs you paying him to service you first
Speaker 7: of all, that's trafficking, okay. And you know what the
Speaker 7: agent did after she texted, He opened a formal investigation
Speaker 7: in the Shannon hot ass.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 7: I guess Shannon didn't know it was an open investigation
Speaker 7: because she was too busy trying to open something else.
Speaker 9: The playboy playmate.
Speaker 7: Shannon allegedly continued to contact the agent despite the agent
Speaker 7: informing her I can't do nothing to help in regard
Speaker 7: to securing her boyfriend's release, but she's a playboy playmate
Speaker 7: to cover a maxim, so the agent agreed to meet
Speaker 7: with Shannon. Also because Shannon wouldn't stop trying to throw
Speaker 7: it at the agent, The agent says she was persistent
Speaker 7: in asking for help. Now, this is when the agent
Speaker 7: was either trying to set her up or she was
Speaker 7: wearing him down, because the agent told Shannon that he
Speaker 7: would have to continue communicating with.
Speaker 9: Her on his personal phone.
Speaker 7: Now I'm joking he was just trying to set her
Speaker 7: up because it was actually an undercover government device to
Speaker 7: monitor their conversations. And during a meeting between the playboy
Speaker 7: playmate and the agent, she allegedly offered to give the
Speaker 7: agent this bribe so he could ask a judge he
Speaker 7: was friends with to help aid the release of her boyfriend.
Speaker 7: And she told the agent, I'll give you some now,
Speaker 7: and give you some of my boyfriend's release. Now, what
Speaker 7: would you tell your boyfriend?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 9: What man would be okay with that?
Speaker 5: Imbe?
Speaker 9: Would you be okay with your woman doing that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 9: Jess, would you do that for your man?
Speaker 7: No, ladies, we love y'all, but don't be giving up
Speaker 7: what's ours to get me out. Shannon then arranged the
Speaker 7: second meeting with the agent how many dates they gonna
Speaker 7: go on?
Speaker 5: This is too much?
Speaker 7: And at the airport she gave him some Remember she promised,
Speaker 7: I'll give you something now and then someone he gets out.
Speaker 8: But I thought they were investigating, right, So that was
Speaker 8: that was part of investigation to see if she would
Speaker 8: really do it.
Speaker 16: Do what?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, hi no oral oh backshots? But
Speaker 1: what's wrong?
Speaker 7: Get your thought the gunstmas. She was offering him money. Okay,
Speaker 7: five thousand dollars. She gave him twenty five Yeah, she
Speaker 7: gave him twenty five hundred at the airport. And after
Speaker 7: the meeting she was arrested in charge with one kind
Speaker 7: of bribery of a public official and one kind of
Speaker 7: instruction to justice.
Speaker 9: And she's bar from communicating with her boyfriend.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, what I do that for?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I do that for my man, Jess.
Speaker 5: You can't rob right, like no, oh my god, I
Speaker 5: thought it was like a legend. Yeah that's what I like.
Speaker 1: You kept saying.
Speaker 7: Mate doesn't think she's a playboy playmate And she couldn't
Speaker 7: wait to open her bank account.
Speaker 1: That is that gallery? Did you?
Speaker 9: I can't believe y'all.
Speaker 7: Y'all need to get your montherf to go. Y'all got kids,
Speaker 7: you're so funny, grow up. Please give Shannon, Teresa Maurice
Speaker 7: Schwartz the biggest he hall. I can't believe these people
Speaker 7: I work with.
Speaker 4: You said, open up, and you put your you put
Speaker 4: your little seductive voice.
Speaker 5: How he tried to give you something?
Speaker 9: Yes, money, Nobody says I'll give you some money like that.
Speaker 5: So it don't even matter that ship playboy, play meat,
Speaker 5: It don't matter. You want to come a maxim Well,
Speaker 5: it matters if you're a good storytelling. Yeah you're a
Speaker 5: clown though you really funny.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: I wonder if she would have offered that, if the
Speaker 8: agent would have said, you know what, maybe right possible.
Speaker 8: Damn So now both of them and Jay them both
Speaker 8: and now their mama gotta come get right.
Speaker 5: And mama got to offer something. I guess she ain't
Speaker 5: got no money. She probably got no money. She probably
Speaker 5: be like I got something.
Speaker 9: Take them benches out and get to work.
Speaker 5: N All right, Well, thank you for that, dog of
Speaker 5: to day.
Speaker 8: You trash, your tricking us. All right, when we come back,
Speaker 8: Fat Joe will be joining us. We're gona kick it
Speaker 8: with Joey crack crack when we come back. It's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club Morning, the Breakfast Club. Why everybody is dj
Speaker 8: MV justse Larius Charlamagne, the guy on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We got a special guest in the building, the Icon
Speaker 8: living Joey Crack Fat Joe.
Speaker 3: Why fight the time and you can rewind the time?
Speaker 3: Why fight the time when you can rewind the time?
Speaker 9: Joe walked into Joseph Envy. I got a check for you. Okay,
Speaker 9: it's all to.
Speaker 1: Find that guy. This is the best.
Speaker 3: We made this ammonia free. This won't break you out.
Speaker 3: You know how you got some people with the grays.
Speaker 1: They fought like they like the gray.
Speaker 3: It's because the other brands will break them out.
Speaker 1: Some guys go to the hospital. This don't break you out.
Speaker 1: We made this ammonia freed for the black and brown dude,
Speaker 1: just for men. No, no, it's over for them. He
Speaker 1: turned me into a drill.
Speaker 4: Had you know.
Speaker 1: Kealthy?
Speaker 9: Ain't even that?
Speaker 1: Oh he got going great already.
Speaker 3: You want to get them sharp line. Okay, you go
Speaker 3: to Dominican barber shop up in Washington Heights.
Speaker 1: You might have a spot that just don't get connect.
Speaker 3: They make you look like Jayleen rolls j Rose super.
Speaker 1: Shp like you can you could cut your finger off.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get him in the box, he said, Yo, Joe,
Speaker 1: I'm not ready for that yet.
Speaker 3: This that you know, it's it's it's been a stigma,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying that you know I used
Speaker 3: to go in there and sneak in at three in
Speaker 3: the morning CBS Walgreens. If he's almost like buying a
Speaker 3: co tax a Tampa on your wife, send you to
Speaker 3: get one, and you scared the depth to go to
Speaker 3: tell you.
Speaker 1: But now we got Travis Kelce, we got text back
Speaker 1: for the biggest seller.
Speaker 9: I will say this is the realist. It's looked like
Speaker 9: you're being it actually looks not.
Speaker 18: So if it's the rewind making it look like that, Joe, Joe,
Speaker 18: it was only one time tron got me, right, there's
Speaker 18: that one time with you, Joe, that one time it
Speaker 18: got a different rewind.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a reward. Everyone conspiracy for it, right. I
Speaker 3: just think be so shocked that they think it's fake,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. But it just be like
Speaker 3: maybe I'm loosing it, you know, thinking you want to
Speaker 3: lose right now? I think it always looked good. But
Speaker 3: one time I came up here and it looked like
Speaker 3: the chalk.
Speaker 1: He didn't come up here.
Speaker 3: Rewind got it looking right, got me looking bright. I
Speaker 3: never even shop noticed that the ladies take care of themselves.
Speaker 3: Every day is something that you would go to CV.
Speaker 1: She said.
Speaker 3: Lashes, this is the every day they got a new
Speaker 3: because ding in my house. You know, my daughter and
Speaker 3: my wife, they at the lashes, they at the nails,
Speaker 3: they at them with after death.
Speaker 1: There's a new treatment. It's court morphius. You know, bro,
Speaker 1: let me take care of myself.
Speaker 5: You would go get it yourself.
Speaker 1: Yes, all the time.
Speaker 9: The biggest thing I like about it it was it
Speaker 9: was embarrassing, you know.
Speaker 1: I would throw it in.
Speaker 9: I walk into drug store and I see all that.
Speaker 7: I'm like Joe getting some money. It's a long term
Speaker 7: equity player. Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, when that goal, that's
Speaker 7: gonna go.
Speaker 3: No, that's the bag, and I ain't gonna lie. Shout
Speaker 3: out to Sally's Beauty Amazon dot Com. Been like, I mean,
Speaker 3: people like no, you Patrick, I don't know.
Speaker 21: That crying.
Speaker 1: Somebody's body. Somebody's coping.
Speaker 5: You're also making more men feel more comfortable.
Speaker 10: I'm like being able to do something like this without
Speaker 10: getting jokes and stuff like Charlamagne just told me that
Speaker 10: he don't.
Speaker 5: Grow his out because it's gray and all of that.
Speaker 1: All the sung you could get it, the boy, you
Speaker 1: won't break out nothing.
Speaker 5: You get that line.
Speaker 1: You look like Denzel Man.
Speaker 3: Why I look fifty three when you could be four
Speaker 3: and when you could be dirty. I mean this thing really,
Speaker 3: y'all rewinds the time?
Speaker 1: Man like it. What's going on?
Speaker 9: You're gonna rewind in the time twenty years a lean back?
Speaker 3: Oh wow, my god, billion dollars on one stage at
Speaker 3: the Apollo in one night. Wow, a billion dollars will
Speaker 3: be present.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 1: We can't keep them away.
Speaker 3: We just keep calling talking about there's no way we're
Speaker 3: gonna celebrate a lean back. Fact Joe and remy mind
Speaker 3: without coming. So the list of people right now we
Speaker 3: only said dip said lives and us, but is really
Speaker 3: getting disgusting out there, the line up, and we just
Speaker 3: gonna have the best time. I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: legal to smoke weeds out there, but smoke your have
Speaker 3: your drink, coming positivity, have a great time because this
Speaker 3: is gonna be one. I'm making the top five New
Speaker 3: York City moment. So like when Muhammad al Lei fought
Speaker 3: for the championship in Madison, s crit I'm doing that
Speaker 3: type when they make a movie about this time thirty
Speaker 3: years so now they're gonna say the night in the Harlem.
Speaker 3: In fact, Joe's leaned back and the whole planet Earth came.
Speaker 1: It was too much in there.
Speaker 3: So I'm telling you, if you got a ticket, congrats,
Speaker 3: If you got a ticket, sell it for more now,
Speaker 3: Like it's like it's too much out of control. What's
Speaker 3: gonna happen in the Apollow? And you know I started
Speaker 3: Amateur Night of one four weeks in a row in
Speaker 3: Amateur Night, so when I come back, it's always just
Speaker 3: home for me, you know. So we did it three sixty,
Speaker 3: were doing Apollow eightproo second. It's crazy, Like I'm telling you,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be crazy.
Speaker 9: What did lean back do for Fat Joe's career in
Speaker 9: his life?
Speaker 1: Well, God did a lot for me, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. I went rich.
Speaker 3: I thought I could save the whole neighborhood, thirty guys
Speaker 3: and Cadillac trucks and paying everybody's bills and buying lobsters
Speaker 3: every night for thirty guys that I went broke.
Speaker 1: I remember after What's Love, I.
Speaker 3: Was on my knees, on my knees, because that's what
Speaker 3: you gotta do it. You gotta like really feel the
Speaker 3: pain when really playing for a miracle. I was like, God,
Speaker 3: one more chance, please, one more chance, one more chance.
Speaker 3: He gave me that one more chance that they went
Speaker 3: number one in the world. I remember the joint came out.
Speaker 3: I don't know if we could talk too much, but
Speaker 3: it was like three days after the song came out,
Speaker 3: and Little John asked me to come out of the
Speaker 3: show with him and perform, and sixty two thousand people
Speaker 3: were doing this three days after.
Speaker 1: It was all like this now. I remember I looked
Speaker 1: to the back and Kanye West was hiding behind the wall.
Speaker 1: He was like, oh, we got one, you know. And
Speaker 1: so for me, I don't get high.
Speaker 3: I don't really do nothing, nothing wrong, smoke your weed,
Speaker 3: do whatever you want to do. But for me, my adrenaline,
Speaker 3: my get high is putting our hit records, hearing it
Speaker 3: in every call, you know, lean back.
Speaker 1: What it did do was they was playing this in
Speaker 1: the club like I walked in the car.
Speaker 3: I mean literally thirty forty times in the road like
Speaker 3: You'll be dizzy in there, you like in there, like
Speaker 3: damn it is this gonna stop?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And they just an incredible moment for hip hop music
Speaker 3: and of course.
Speaker 7: For me and rad is lean Back a one b
Speaker 7: R number two. What do you mean in your catalog?
Speaker 7: Like what's your best song?
Speaker 11: Ever?
Speaker 7: If I say, I'm not gonna say best, I say biggest,
Speaker 7: biggest I think would be What's Love?
Speaker 3: The best song, best, the best, The best is leaned Back.
Speaker 3: Leaning Back is because you know why, it's like shook ones.
Speaker 3: It was made, like you said, for the gutter, for
Speaker 3: the streets, for the this, for the that, and then
Speaker 3: we had Britney Spears and them singing that joint and
Speaker 3: Pink and them. I was performing at one time when
Speaker 3: I did What's Love? I seen no black of Spanish
Speaker 3: people for like a year, and now I was like, yo,
Speaker 3: what this record for black and Spanish people? Because be
Speaker 3: careful of you blowing up you on you with jelly roll.
Speaker 3: You you ain't even seeing black and Spanish people. It's like,
Speaker 3: you know, because you're giving you the bag. You're doing
Speaker 3: every y'all big Colosseum, everywhere. You don't even know who's
Speaker 3: going on. Toby Keith, next is you? And and what's
Speaker 3: crazy is when I did What's Love. Everything prior to
Speaker 3: that was just gangst the music. So if you hire
Speaker 3: Fat Joe for twenty minutes and I don't care you
Speaker 3: the whitest guy in America, he's cursing for fifteen minutes,
Speaker 3: he's going bad Like I didn't know nothing else. I'm
Speaker 3: just all I have to do is perform gainst the
Speaker 3: music and What's Love Like. They'd be like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: this is the What's Love guy?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: You know, I mean that, it's just the reality of it.
Speaker 5: We got more with Fat Joe.
Speaker 8: When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 8: Good Morning, only everybody is the j Envy, Jesse, Larry
Speaker 8: Schalla mean the guy we are the Breakfast Club was
Speaker 8: still kicking it with Fat Joe.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: I said, you jumped into politics a.
Speaker 9: Little bit, a little bit man in New York one day.
Speaker 9: No no, yes, no shirt.
Speaker 5: I said, you're getting into that game a little bit.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's not a game, not a game,
Speaker 3: not a price price transparency me and power to the
Speaker 3: patients were going to Washington.
Speaker 1: I went one time. So what's going on is.
Speaker 3: One hundred million Americans in debt because the hospital bit
Speaker 3: the hospital.
Speaker 1: This right here you can go is nine ninety nine,
Speaker 1: twelve ninety nine. You know the price.
Speaker 3: You know what the water is, five ninety nine, six
Speaker 3: ninety nine. You go to the hospital if you don't
Speaker 3: know what they charging you. A kid goes in and
Speaker 3: the thing for EpiPen, they charge him sixteen thousand, five hundred.
Speaker 3: He goes online and Google's that an EpiPen is only
Speaker 3: two hundred dollars. And so you could go to the
Speaker 3: same this ain't black a Spanish eva. You go in
Speaker 3: the hospital right now, and hospital's all over America, every
Speaker 3: single hospital they're charging you two thousand dollars for an mririd.
Speaker 3: They charging him twenty six thousand. They charging out sixty
Speaker 3: four same hospital, same doctors, same tests.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's right. I don't think that's fair.
Speaker 3: And so the American people are dying because of this.
Speaker 3: Because what happens when you ain't got no family, no money,
Speaker 3: the family feuds, We break up the household.
Speaker 1: And this is the only thing is bipartisan.
Speaker 3: So it's a Republican Democrat, as black, as white, as Muslim,
Speaker 3: as Jewish, everything across the board. This issue is dear
Speaker 3: to me. I went there three years ago to remember
Speaker 3: a journalist girl said, yo, fat yoe, what are you
Speaker 3: doing here? I said, well, I came from pressure. She
Speaker 3: was like, good lord, this is Washington. Nothing gets done here.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yo, I'm like, you know, we hip hop.
Speaker 3: We created all this from nothing, trillion dollar business and
Speaker 3: you live in a castle off of hip hop?
Speaker 1: Do you get that?
Speaker 3: So who's gonna tell you you can't get a law
Speaker 3: passed or whatever the case?
Speaker 1: Mine? I go back the next year thirty five.
Speaker 3: The first year, only one politician met with me is
Speaker 3: a Republican from Kentucky's name was Gutry said, I know
Speaker 3: what you're talking about. You know I got family that
Speaker 3: are right cool? Thirty five I went last year it
Speaker 3: was eighty five politicians. They passed the law in Congress.
Speaker 3: That's cool, but it says estimates, estimates are bullsh Estimates
Speaker 3: ain't the real price.
Speaker 1: We want the price.
Speaker 3: So there's a new law coming from Bernie Sanders and
Speaker 3: Senator Brown that says you got to be held accountable
Speaker 3: for the pricing, and so that's my true passion. Did
Speaker 3: you know, I know you got a bunch of phone calls.
Speaker 3: You did your video with the Trump, the Trump sneaker.
Speaker 3: The comed wasn't the Flex. It wasn't the flex. Look,
Speaker 3: it wasn't the flex. You know, I'm a big sneaker collector.
Speaker 5: It wasn't it.
Speaker 1: I owned thousands and thousands. I got the rarest sneakers.
Speaker 3: If Michael Jackson made a sneaker made out of the
Speaker 3: white glove, I got it. I got a sneaker that's
Speaker 3: made for Prince. The Prince never got like I got
Speaker 3: all the rarest sneakers in America.
Speaker 1: But that was not the flex. Them like, nah, they
Speaker 1: know what, they know where my heart is at.
Speaker 9: They know what that was.
Speaker 1: Just it was wrong.
Speaker 4: It was so you.
Speaker 3: You was the only person America got it white.
Speaker 4: You know why?
Speaker 3: You know why, because I'm mature enough to put myself
Speaker 3: out staying out the box.
Speaker 1: Be like, yo, if camrong would it do them sneakers up?
Speaker 3: You gotta come around, Charlotte, man, You gotta come around man,
Speaker 3: because you know this guy. See we have a no, no,
Speaker 3: we have a short term memory. We have a short
Speaker 3: term memory. We forget that two years ago we was
Speaker 3: all like sick of this guy.
Speaker 1: We wanted it and not like we want the guy back.
Speaker 1: Because when you don't coach sign.
Speaker 3: This side, you you like leave it open to like
Speaker 3: you know, you go over there, and I don't like
Speaker 3: the way it felt. I did not like the way
Speaker 3: that time felt when he was president. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: get a law passed, so I don't want to go
Speaker 3: to partisan with it.
Speaker 1: But you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: I tell people that you know, he's a threat to
Speaker 9: come home.
Speaker 3: Come home, man, I'm cou no, no, no, you like
Speaker 3: that's our home. Let me tell you what it is.
Speaker 3: This is, this is the one problem I got. And
Speaker 3: this is with all my friends because I got a
Speaker 3: lot of Trumpers around.
Speaker 1: He got no, no, I got yeah. But when you
Speaker 1: when when when when you stay neutral?
Speaker 3: What Martin Luther King says silences you know, he not feeling,
Speaker 3: He not feeling Joe Biden than Kamala. Right, so you
Speaker 3: like Kamala, Damn, that's good news. That's a breaking. That's
Speaker 3: a breaking, all right, that's a break. That's a break
Speaker 3: in what I thought.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: But what I'm saying is to say nothing is like
Speaker 3: to co sign that. My thing is, I believe in
Speaker 3: we all made enough money, we all from here, we
Speaker 3: want to make more. I believe in capitalism, but I
Speaker 3: believe in looking out for the less fortune. Cause my
Speaker 3: best friends who are Republicans and Trumpers, they said, oh,
Speaker 3: you make so much money, you want to saving tax
Speaker 3: there's a morality clause there for me where I don't
Speaker 3: feel good just saving taxes. And I gotta deal with
Speaker 3: You know, there's two donkeys out here. There's one that
Speaker 3: you put on and if you don't put the saddle
Speaker 3: on them, he can't walk straight. He's a donkey.
Speaker 1: Right then we're gonna use that, y'all.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 1: Then there's another donkey.
Speaker 3: You make your choice when it's time, man, whatever the
Speaker 3: case may be. But I'm just trying to tell you, man,
Speaker 3: it's serious times out here.
Speaker 1: I like the thing.
Speaker 3: I'm with the righteous team, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's just what I'm saying. And for all the people
Speaker 3: who got on me for showing them Trump sneakers, no, no, no, no, they.
Speaker 1: Not at the base.
Speaker 3: You know, I've never seen hate like this in my life,
Speaker 3: Like Firomania. He's a sellout.
Speaker 21: You know they was that.
Speaker 3: I'm like, damn, I wish you guys come out to
Speaker 3: the polls. Are you really feel that way? But what
Speaker 3: gets me confused about politics is why this scary part
Speaker 3: of politics?
Speaker 1: Four days later, I'm a Kamela Way. Oh what you're
Speaker 1: doing with this woman? With these people? Man, you understand
Speaker 1: I'm old enough to know that I'm not a sellout.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get you guys are partying, Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: sitting with her navigating. Yo, y'all we're giving partons out.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, I would love to sit next to you
Speaker 3: for this one. Like we're gonna give some people parted
Speaker 3: But Joe gotta go, guys, hero second the Apollo.
Speaker 1: That's right? Your tickets standing?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's so doubt, but if you could get
Speaker 3: one to buy from a scalper people tell me Terror
Speaker 3: Squad were a different dr name.
Speaker 1: You See how cal it move, See how I move.
Speaker 1: I don't take nothing for chance.
Speaker 3: If my sneaker came out, I went and gave a
Speaker 3: sneaker to anybody who would take it, to make sure
Speaker 3: it's sold out. I'm gonna put in that work. So
Speaker 3: Apollo is so doubted. Ready congratulations, But I'm still making
Speaker 3: my rounds to let y'all know you're gonna miss something.
Speaker 1: Is an all time high in New York.
Speaker 3: It's a billion dollars on the stage at one night
Speaker 3: at the Apollo April second. I don't know how else
Speaker 3: to take. I don't know who else is coming. It's
Speaker 3: gonna get dumb. I can't confirm them. But in the
Speaker 3: world of hip hop, there is nobody who's not calling
Speaker 3: the phone talking about we pulling up. You know, Cali,
Speaker 3: the whole Philly coming, the Beanie Segulls, this, this, that,
Speaker 3: anybody you could think of on the planet, the mab Deeps,
Speaker 3: the this, the Kims, the kiss that won't stop, the
Speaker 3: thought like your o g we're gonna salute you, We're
Speaker 3: gonna see our smooth and then then it's just not
Speaker 3: gonna stop. You might see you might, of course, you
Speaker 3: might see out of nowhere.
Speaker 16: Girl.
Speaker 3: I've been thinking about you all day long, like we're
Speaker 3: going real hate on them. We're going real ninety. It's
Speaker 3: getting done. I mean, geezu Boa, we could get it, Boa,
Speaker 3: we could get the drama. Popper's going that many man
Speaker 3: and might before you'll perform together.
Speaker 1: I mean we did I'm not saying that.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to say and the hip hop wishless.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm trying to tell you. That billion dollars
Speaker 3: on the stage, it could be anybody. They might just
Speaker 3: come through gliding like you know what I'm saying. What
Speaker 3: I can tell you is not a single person I
Speaker 3: have called and said, No, that's all I'm saying, not
Speaker 3: one person. You might be in there and go milk
Speaker 3: gets chilling, guess most chilling? What more can I say? Topics?
Speaker 5: What what they said?
Speaker 1: What did jamake it say?
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a lot of pull up.
Speaker 5: Joe krit always a pleasure, my brother, Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: The Breakfast Club, Fat Joe.
Speaker 4: Let's get it the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Morning. Everybody's the d J Envy Jess, Hilariy Scharlamage the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club and let's get to past
Speaker 8: the awks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, DJ comes, what's up Big.
Speaker 21: Nyl morn morning? How are you feeling?
Speaker 9: While your shirt say two love to loscas.
Speaker 19: There are the official sponsors of Certifyed Vibey make Showcase
Speaker 19: going down. I'm actually gonna drop the fly today. It's
Speaker 19: an R and B night and we got two really
Speaker 19: dope X, one from Jersey, one from Brooklyn, Alex Moley
Speaker 19: and the artist though make sure you.
Speaker 21: Guys pull up.
Speaker 9: We got today, we got anything good?
Speaker 21: Oh, we got some great stuff today.
Speaker 19: I'm gonna start with Tyler because she dropped her debut
Speaker 19: album last Friday, and it was so much Madnes's going
Speaker 19: on that I didn't even want to speak on her
Speaker 19: doing that. But yeah, Tyler's project dropped, and my favorite
Speaker 19: record on there. I would say it's truth or there,
Speaker 19: but I think Jump is a good party record.
Speaker 22: This is Jump, feel my Better, skim tight.
Speaker 4: My face cut we don't know about.
Speaker 15: It was a.
Speaker 22: Chump chump chump, chump chump chump jump you know what
Speaker 22: of to make it chump chump chump dom dum dum dumuk.
Speaker 5: Doing that little bounce. She was going water.
Speaker 7: That's that Holidays on the Continent music right there.
Speaker 19: I like that Tile, I like that Tyler definitely, Futures
Speaker 19: Gonna and skal A Bang as well.
Speaker 5: Bang Yeah.
Speaker 19: Next we got I d k enjoyed Badass and the
Speaker 19: record is called denim Is that could never beat on.
Speaker 5: One trying to fall for these if it's E book
Speaker 5: up with that.
Speaker 20: Tears car and Fly with Jeans, the show up for
Speaker 20: the spring in there, M yeah, we see you shit
Speaker 20: in there, but yourn ain't on this ship.
Speaker 1: We don't pass on your whole.
Speaker 20: Year, but it's really my count. The year is Paul
Speaker 20: Lives the your vision of one, of course be on that.
Speaker 5: Just put in my hut.
Speaker 20: The record cut like fifteen, give me out if we
Speaker 20: ain't trunk of money, yachty Kate.
Speaker 9: What we talked in about Fire love him phenomenal.
Speaker 21: Fire loved it all right, cool love it.
Speaker 1: That's real hip hop, real.
Speaker 21: Hip give me everything tonight.
Speaker 1: I like it.
Speaker 21: I do like it.
Speaker 5: That's that real hip hop, all right.
Speaker 19: And then we're gonna end it with a more turnent
Speaker 19: hip hop record. This money Bag and rock fort nine.
Speaker 19: We're busting.
Speaker 4: It ain't nothing better than a ten.
Speaker 2: This is for me, those type of girl that I
Speaker 2: really get with before you touched little with My chance
Speaker 2: like gonna face when we love when we love miss
Speaker 2: they gotta taste for that. This car busting, middle part busting,
Speaker 2: French chimps busting, super wet bus, prad ain't such gave
Speaker 2: me a concussion, booty busting anything, bust.
Speaker 10: Lest the money Bag can do no wrong in my eyes.
Speaker 10: I mean, I don't really know Ray for nine, but
Speaker 10: I love money Bag.
Speaker 5: Y'all the middle park busting, it's why busting.
Speaker 9: There's so much suction. She gave me a concussion. That
Speaker 9: don't sound that don't sound pleasant.
Speaker 5: That's hip hop?
Speaker 9: Excuse me? Gave me a concussion?
Speaker 21: Why is that the only part I don't want to
Speaker 21: lead to a hand injury?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, damn.
Speaker 21: Real hip hop?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You hit it, You hit all three, all three, all three,
Speaker 7: And I'm gonna actually download those records, not download but.
Speaker 21: You scream baby stream all right?
Speaker 19: Well, you can definitely stream it on the Vibe Higher
Speaker 19: playlist at ww dot certified Vibe dot com. You can
Speaker 19: follow me on Instagram at Nilis Simone. All the playlist
Speaker 19: events will be at your fingertips again. Shout out to
Speaker 19: two Loss. I'm so excited about our event on April nineteen.
Speaker 9: What the hell was you?
Speaker 1: I saw you in?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 9: Test? The last name?
Speaker 5: I can't remember? Test Bryant, Yeah, Test Bryant.
Speaker 7: Where are we now? Manager of loll Wayne Well used
Speaker 7: to be Lawayne, Nikki Drake, all of him. At one point,
Speaker 7: would y'all saw Y'ALLN.
Speaker 19: Do Test break stars man shout out to Test. But
Speaker 19: essentially every night on TikTok, I go live and I
Speaker 19: just listen to artists omissions. So if you submit music
Speaker 19: to me, I have it on my linkedn bio. We
Speaker 19: go live and then I have like a team of
Speaker 19: people that pretty much helped me pick through the records.
Speaker 19: So if we like the record, I'll probably add you
Speaker 19: to like my mix when I'm spinning, or I might
Speaker 19: shut you out on here, but it would have to
Speaker 19: be great.
Speaker 21: So Test joined in to actually help me judge records.
Speaker 9: I like you record you picked. I notice whenever you
Speaker 9: got your natural hair out, the music is best hanging.
Speaker 17: Out like.
Speaker 9: The bro not like the music. It's a it's a correlation.
Speaker 21: All right, cool, I'll take it, all right, thank you.
Speaker 8: All right, thank you so much. Now when we come back,
Speaker 8: of course, we throw back on a Friday's the Breakfast
Speaker 8: Logan Morning.
Speaker 4: You're checking out the Breakfast Club. It's a Woman's History
Speaker 4: month and we're celebrating the most influential women in history.
Speaker 4: Check out this phenomenal woman Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is stej n V just Hilaris Charlamagne, the God.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. Now it's the last well
Speaker 8: it's not the last dead Women's History month, but the
Speaker 8: last one that we're doing. And who we repping today,
Speaker 8: our forever first.
Speaker 10: Lady Michelle Obama, who we all know is married to
Speaker 10: the first black President, Barack Obama. While in the White House,
Speaker 10: she focused on issues such as education, healthy eating, and
Speaker 10: supporting military families.
Speaker 5: She's also a best selling author. Did you read her
Speaker 5: book Becoming?
Speaker 9: I did.
Speaker 5: I read it on a plane in South Damn you
Speaker 5: read the whole book on that Yes, that's amazing.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, so since you did read the book,
Speaker 10: and since y'all love her so much, right because she's
Speaker 10: all black?
Speaker 5: Not half finished this sentence when they.
Speaker 9: Go low, that wasn't in the book, but we go high.
Speaker 5: I don't even know even.
Speaker 10: We planned for me read because I ain't say that
Speaker 10: one in the book, Like, that's not in the in
Speaker 10: the quote, you just say they go high.
Speaker 5: We'll play it. The motto is when they go low,
Speaker 5: we go high. That's right, that's what she was supposed
Speaker 5: to say. I said that. No, you said that one
Speaker 5: in the book, but we go Like, no, that's wasn't.
Speaker 7: I was just playing with you. That was at the
Speaker 7: twenty sixteen Democratic Magical Consent.
Speaker 5: Yes, thank you so much. She was supporting Hillary Clinton's
Speaker 5: presidential campaign.
Speaker 1: So we love you.
Speaker 5: And I also want to get give a shout out
Speaker 5: to the.
Speaker 10: Episcopalians, who is the part of the Christian community, because
Speaker 10: Friday the Episcopalian, that.
Speaker 5: Is the only fish.
Speaker 9: Only you fish.
Speaker 5: No, that's a pescatarian.
Speaker 10: Lord, it's good Friday, and one of our producers is Episcopalian,
Speaker 10: and she had she couldn't be here today because it's
Speaker 10: Good Friday and she's rejoicing in church today.
Speaker 8: You sure she's a Piscopalian.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's what she told me.
Speaker 21: What kind of what?
Speaker 14: What?
Speaker 5: What branch of Christianity?
Speaker 11: Are you in.
Speaker 5: The Christian branch?
Speaker 8: You don't even know what about you.
Speaker 5: I'm Pentecostal, non Baptists, a Baptist and Baptists Baptist.
Speaker 10: Okay, So shout out to all the Episcopals. And next
Speaker 10: week we're on vacation, y'all.
Speaker 8: Hey, you still selling day adventors.
Speaker 9: I don't know what the hell you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Witness? Are you Jovah Witness? Now knock people doors?
Speaker 7: No I'm not, but you know once you've been in something,
Speaker 7: when you've been entrenched in something so long, like you
Speaker 7: don't it never really leave you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm a witness to Jehovah's great glory.
Speaker 8: So if somebody brings knocks on your door, since.
Speaker 9: You were showing respect, because I know how that felt
Speaker 9: when I was a kid.
Speaker 5: Open the door and have a conversation. Absolutely, what about you. Yes,
Speaker 5: I'm like, my mother's not home still a thirty two years.
Speaker 8: No, but they don't do that no more.
Speaker 5: And I think they just send emails and spam and
Speaker 5: stuff because it's the word. Your cousins and them, I
Speaker 5: don't know, you know, but I mean, I'll be seeing
Speaker 5: them in Jersey. But you be listening to church on Sundays.
Speaker 9: Yep, t pot is out Saturdayjay Roberts.
Speaker 7: Roberts, right, So how does that you know? Messed with
Speaker 7: religious A spiritual person. Yeah, And I like people who
Speaker 7: who just moved me and inspired me and motivated me.
Speaker 7: And the Roberts definitely do that.
Speaker 5: Okay, So no matter what branch of Christianity, all Christians.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: Not even that I listened to Islam too. I'm listening
Speaker 7: to Minister of Fray con a lot of them. Yeah,
Speaker 7: absolutely religiously open.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 10: Okay, well I'm not. I am gladly a pentecost Christian. Okay,
Speaker 10: so thank you guys.
Speaker 8: But we're talking about Michelle Obama.
Speaker 9: Still.
Speaker 10: Oh, I love you, Michelle. Thank you so much for
Speaker 10: everything you've done and that you're doing for the community.
Speaker 10: All Right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 10: notice to Breakfast Club good.
Speaker 4: Morning, and that was another phenomenal woman in.
Speaker 8: History, more than everybody's j n V jes Hilari Chelamine
Speaker 8: to God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time to
Speaker 8: get up out of here. You guys have a great week.
Speaker 8: Next week we are on vacation.
Speaker 9: We are on spring break, baby, Yes, we are on
Speaker 9: spring break.
Speaker 7: And I want to tell everybody, man, make sure you
Speaker 7: go get your tickets for the second annual Black Effect
Speaker 7: Podcast Festival.
Speaker 9: It's happening Saturday, April twenty seventh and.
Speaker 7: Atlanta, Georgia. Y'all, Wallow and Gilly will be on that stage.
Speaker 7: Just Hilarious will be on that stage doing carefully reckless
Speaker 7: horrible decisions will be on that stage. Poul Mind's podcast
Speaker 7: is on that stage. The ball Alert Show is on
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Speaker 7: My man, Will Lucas Oh be on that stage. We
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Speaker 9: Okay, the VP is sold out.
Speaker 7: But you can still get some general emission tickets, man,
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Speaker 5: New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Speaker 1: I will be there.
Speaker 10: I got two shows tonight the Stress Factory, two shows tomorrow,
Speaker 10: and then I'm on vacation, y'all. I'm not adding anything
Speaker 10: on Easter because I want y'all people to go to
Speaker 10: church and then eat and spend time with your family.
Speaker 10: So no, I will not be adding any Sunday shows.
Speaker 10: But I see y'all tonight and tomorrow, New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Speaker 9: Alrighty oh. In the positive notice, simply this.
Speaker 7: If you're not making mistakes and you're not doing anything,
Speaker 7: I'm positive that A doer makes mistakes, have a blessed day,
Speaker 7: breakfast club, you're finishing, Yo dat