Speaker 1: Listen to your shirt every single day.
Speaker 2: God damn the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Want a breakfast club.
Speaker 4: I can't say breakless close without being a worthless flu.
Speaker 5: You're like this rare air.
Speaker 2: She got platforms and partners all over the place with us.
Speaker 2: Your man is so high.
Speaker 6: People want to be in business with the Breakfu.
Speaker 4: I don't think white people know how popular you guys are.
Speaker 4: DJ Envy just hilarious, Charlemagne, the God.
Speaker 6: You guys really are like the hip hop early morning
Speaker 6: late night talk.
Speaker 7: I know what y'all talking about.
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Speaker 4: Just hilarious. Good morning, Charlamagne, the God speaks to the planet.
Speaker 6: Is Monday, a back from the A from what's happening?
Speaker 6: How y'all feeling out there?
Speaker 4: Man, I'm feeling that's right.
Speaker 9: This week it was the second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival.
Speaker 6: Man, we had a time man.
Speaker 3: First of all, Atlanta was just good dues period drop
Speaker 3: on the clues bomds Form ninety six one to beat
Speaker 3: on home station in Atlanta. We was at clock Atlanta
Speaker 3: University Friday morning breaking bread with the kids. And then
Speaker 3: Saturday was the second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival, which
Speaker 3: is simply a black podcast family reunion.
Speaker 6: That's what you know. I realized that this weekend.
Speaker 3: I was like, yo, for anybody who's in the business
Speaker 3: of podcasting, for anybody who loves podcasting, the Black Effect
Speaker 3: Podcast Festival is a place for all of us just
Speaker 3: to come together and congregate and celebrate you know what
Speaker 3: podcasting has become.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: Yes, So we had a ball Saturday.
Speaker 4: At the time. Oh my god, yep, it was. It
Speaker 4: was really fun. Did you eat a lot in Atlanta?
Speaker 4: I ate outside of the festival? Wasn't no food and
Speaker 4: great trying to make us, Oh, it's mad.
Speaker 3: Food for the talent of the d I don't know
Speaker 3: way he was talking about, because he had his own
Speaker 3: rule of vip in the mad but uh uh, everybody
Speaker 3: ate we had mad food trucks with all the vendors
Speaker 3: that was out there.
Speaker 4: You ate, you had mad plates. Not at the festival
Speaker 4: I had.
Speaker 3: You had a whole kariochy bowl or something and I
Speaker 3: threw it out. It was not good.
Speaker 6: And then we went to dinner Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Then I told you come with us the Magic City.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, no, just breeze over dinner. So we
Speaker 4: went to a Japanese restaurant. You know how some stuff, yeah,
Speaker 4: very much, so you know how some stuff he's so
Speaker 4: gourmet that it's barely food.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: So this this restaurant was like for the ambiance and
Speaker 4: for like Imagy imagery and all that. This man come
Speaker 4: up with his little shirt open like he coming on
Speaker 4: the beach, and he some, Oh yeah you eating and everything.
Speaker 4: You missed the yams and the lamb. I'm excited. I
Speaker 4: asked the guy, Okay, do I have any rice?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 4: And he he was like, no, we don't do rice
Speaker 4: or pasta.
Speaker 3: They had risotto and noodles. Knocking home. You making stuff up.
Speaker 3: He's making this up.
Speaker 4: A Japanese pot in Atlanta for a couple of pieces
Speaker 4: of tunea baloney, because it was like it was very thing.
Speaker 4: You know, when it's two going may, it's like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, are we barely eating? I had to squint
Speaker 4: to see what was on the plate. It was a
Speaker 4: lot going on. But the drinks was good.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: There was a spot recommended to me by to Porsche,
Speaker 3: my homey Porsche. Yeah, it was cool though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Porch was like, I'm sorry, I did not even
Speaker 4: think you wanted to eat.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you make reservations for people to eat, you
Speaker 4: gotta think, oh, they gotta eat.
Speaker 6: If you're a sushi person, you liked.
Speaker 4: It, and then you went right to Magic City and
Speaker 4: ordered the whole man because you was hungry, starve and
Speaker 4: drinking wine.
Speaker 6: I always know the wine was great.
Speaker 5: Know.
Speaker 3: We had a ball at Magic City to drop on
Speaker 3: the clue box of Magic City.
Speaker 4: Shout Magic City Wings from Magic City.
Speaker 6: There were wings never came.
Speaker 2: We ordered that.
Speaker 3: We did order the wings. Food was a little slower
Speaker 3: than landed that. I will say. We ordered the wings.
Speaker 3: The wings never came. Okay, all right, everything else came.
Speaker 3: The ones came, every came first. Ones came first, right away.
Speaker 3: They bought the ones out a nice little backpack. It
Speaker 3: was all good. But the wings never came. Now, did
Speaker 3: y'all get y'all wings?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 2: Nah?
Speaker 3: The wings never came. For the few order wings that
Speaker 3: went out that never came. But other than that, we
Speaker 3: had a good time. Yeah, live Magic City and mister
Speaker 3: Magic himself, what's happening?
Speaker 6: Thank you for the hospitality.
Speaker 9: Now Flay and Moreau will be joining us this morning
Speaker 9: as Hey, Netflix is a joke.
Speaker 3: I do not want to think about No Script club,
Speaker 3: to be thinking about the Dame.
Speaker 9: Somebody somebody's happy, Okay, somebody's happy.
Speaker 4: And then we got front page news.
Speaker 9: Will tell you about your president, Joe Bidenson, Old Movies,
Speaker 9: The Breakfast Club, Good morning morning, everybody's st n V.
Speaker 9: Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne, the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Let's get in some front page.
Speaker 4: News page News.
Speaker 3: I ain't even tell y'all how Jess Hilarious is trying
Speaker 3: to cook sushi at the restaurant on Saturday, because you
Speaker 3: know they bring the little for the little things out
Speaker 3: that you can like fry, you little pieces of me
Speaker 3: on trying to fry the sushi.
Speaker 4: Because it was wrong, because it's supposed to be. Everything
Speaker 4: was wrong sushi. No Dave was bringing out low slabs,
Speaker 4: the rash salmon. No, there was no rights and no
Speaker 4: one wrapped up. I'm just saying sushi wrapped up.
Speaker 3: Trying to cook the tune in salmon sushi.
Speaker 4: And the guy was like, no, no, that's just for the
Speaker 4: lobster's toy. Excuse me, i'ma move by the way, because
Speaker 4: I'm about to put everything on here to cook it.
Speaker 4: And that's what you did, Yes, cook a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of samples, a.
Speaker 9: Bunch of samples all right. Over the week, Let's start
Speaker 9: up with sports. Magic beat Cavaliers one twelve eighty nine
Speaker 9: and Thunder beat the Pelican Celtics beat the Heat. The
Speaker 9: next beat the seventy six is Jalen Brunson went crazy.
Speaker 9: He scored forty seven points. He was he was going nuts.
Speaker 9: So one nineteen one. On eighth, the Lakers beat the Nuggets,
Speaker 9: Clippers beat the Mavericks, the Paces beat the Bucks, and
Speaker 9: the Timberwolves finished off the Suns and went crazy as well.
Speaker 9: Now we got to dump right into Joe Biden. You
Speaker 9: think you guys are crazy. Joe Biden had a busy,
Speaker 9: busy weekend, so you know he's tired.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the White House Correspondence dinner this weekend.
Speaker 9: But he started off with Friday with an interview with
Speaker 9: Howard Stern, where he talked about a bunch of different things,
Speaker 9: like abortion rights, the fact that he would love to
Speaker 9: debate Trump, and the fact that he had suicidal thoughts.
Speaker 11: I used to sit there and think to myself, I'm
Speaker 11: just gonna take out a bottle of scotch.
Speaker 4: There wasn't. We always had liquor in.
Speaker 11: The house my house as well, and I was going
Speaker 11: to just drink it and get drunk, and I can
Speaker 11: never bring myself to do it. And I actually thought about,
Speaker 11: you know, you don't have to be crazy to commit suicide.
Speaker 11: If you've been to the top of the mountain, you
Speaker 11: think it's never going to be there again. And just
Speaker 11: a brief moment, I thought, maybe I just go to
Speaker 11: the Della Memorial version and jump. But I had two kids.
Speaker 11: I mean, it wasn't I don't get me wrong. I
Speaker 11: wasn't like I got to commit to it. It was like,
Speaker 11: you've been to the top of the mountain, it's never
Speaker 11: going to happen again.
Speaker 6: You don't have to be great to commit suicide.
Speaker 4: I meant.
Speaker 3: He meant to say, you don't have to be dealing
Speaker 3: with any type of mental health issues right don't want
Speaker 3: to commit suicide.
Speaker 4: Right now, like you said. Over the weekend also, that
Speaker 4: was Friday.
Speaker 9: Saturday was the annual Correspondence dinner and Joe Biden, you know,
Speaker 9: that's when he jokes, they joked they have all the
Speaker 9: celebrities a day they all laugh.
Speaker 4: Ha ha ha ha ha. And this is how some of
Speaker 4: it went this weekend, twenty twenty four. Elections in full swing.
Speaker 11: And yes, age is an issue.
Speaker 4: I'm a grown man running against a.
Speaker 6: Six year old.
Speaker 4: Well, I feel great, I really feel great.
Speaker 11: I'm campaigning all over the country, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina.
Speaker 11: I've always done well in the original thirteen colonies. Age
Speaker 11: is the only thing we have in common. My vice
Speaker 11: president actually endorses me. I had a great stretch since
Speaker 11: the State of the Union, but Donald's had a few
Speaker 11: tough days lately.
Speaker 4: You might call it stormy weather.
Speaker 3: What the hell, boom, get that man off the stage. Okay,
Speaker 3: there is nothing funny with what's going on in our world.
Speaker 3: Are in American government? That's probably why I found none
Speaker 3: of that funny. But no, I probably didn't find any
Speaker 3: of it funny because it wasn't funny, just wasn't all right.
Speaker 4: Well, that was your front page news.
Speaker 9: Now next hour we got to talk about one of
Speaker 9: the prosecutors in New York being pulled over, and she
Speaker 9: did something that I've never seen before in my life.
Speaker 4: First of all, she didn't pull over.
Speaker 9: She kept going till she got home, and when she
Speaker 9: got home, she told the cop who she was and
Speaker 9: was like, basically, I'm gonna prosecute this anyway. I'm gonna
Speaker 9: let it go anyway, so you can give me a
Speaker 9: ticket if you want. Then she walks in the house.
Speaker 9: The cop is like, yo, you can't walk in the house.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 6: But we'll talk about the next hour. She's not a
Speaker 6: white woman. Don't bury the leave, we leave.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do next hour.
Speaker 6: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 9: Still, I don't even think any other person, even if
Speaker 9: you're a white woman, could walk in.
Speaker 4: The house when the cops chasing talking to you, I'd
Speaker 4: be like, hold up, I'm thirsty, let me get a water.
Speaker 6: That's pretty much a white woman who's the district attorney.
Speaker 6: I believe you would.
Speaker 9: Press your luck like that. Jesus No, we'll talk about
Speaker 9: it next hour. Everybody else, get it off your chest.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 9: If you need to vent, phone line to wide open again.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 9: Let us know how your weekend was. It was the
Speaker 9: breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast club. This is your
Speaker 9: time to get it off your chest. Eight hundred and
Speaker 9: five eighty five one five one. We want to hear
Speaker 9: from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: This is me?
Speaker 4: Good morning everyone, morning morning. So I looked at.
Speaker 7: The podcast Sustable this weekend Jazz.
Speaker 13: You must fall you to follow with your pleasant to jaw.
Speaker 4: Thank you baby and Charlemagne.
Speaker 14: I'm going to beg you my friends, Canda, thank you
Speaker 14: so much again.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I got it right here.
Speaker 6: I'm holding it in my hand right now.
Speaker 12: Did you light it yet?
Speaker 6: Now I'm about to light it. You're talking from Natural Ambrosia.
Speaker 8: Right, You're from Nature's Abroadjay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is ambrosia. Yep.
Speaker 2: I got it right here.
Speaker 6: I'm a lighted this morning.
Speaker 10: Yeap.
Speaker 4: He got it right in his hand.
Speaker 8: But I have so much fun.
Speaker 14: I got a lot of valuable information and I did
Speaker 14: pitch my podcast and I just had so much fun.
Speaker 12: But everyone to do.
Speaker 4: I left Friday. I had to work and then my
Speaker 4: kids got game, so I was out of there.
Speaker 12: Okay, but I just had so much.
Speaker 2: Fun that Thank you man, y'all.
Speaker 3: We'll see you next year at the Black Podcast Family Reunion.
Speaker 4: Hello, Who's this was good?
Speaker 2: It was good?
Speaker 13: K I want to get it on my chest.
Speaker 4: Man forward, he said what.
Speaker 13: I said, I want to get on my test with
Speaker 13: the DA.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you said pause, Why you pause for beuzy.
Speaker 13: Just getting it off my chest. That's that's a strong
Speaker 13: force movement right there.
Speaker 3: If you put it on your chest. Boy, y'all in love?
Speaker 3: On your chest, y'all in love? Brother, Go ahead, bro.
Speaker 13: Now I heard y'all talking about how the DA got
Speaker 13: followed all the way into the house he can't stopped,
Speaker 13: and then went inside the house and got some water.
Speaker 13: I don't even think that's right right then, because if
Speaker 13: that was anybody else, especially that looked liked, I don't
Speaker 13: think I would have made it halfway to my house.
Speaker 3: No, you'd have got shot. But you're a black man.
Speaker 3: It's a white woman who's a DA. Come on, now
Speaker 3: we know what we're talking about him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's ridiculous, man.
Speaker 13: I think you need to do community service in a
Speaker 13: Broadway dunk the train station actually resisting arrest.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she said she took the ticket, and she would
Speaker 9: have took the ticket.
Speaker 4: She had no problem.
Speaker 9: She wasn't using her You know the fact that she
Speaker 9: was a district attorney, which is all alive, like there
Speaker 9: is nobody in life that when the police put the
Speaker 9: sirens on, that you're going to continue to drive home.
Speaker 4: Then you're gonna tell them who you are.
Speaker 9: You're just gonna drop the ticket anyway, and then you
Speaker 9: walk inside the house.
Speaker 4: There's nobody that would do that.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that. I think there's a lot of
Speaker 3: white women. Yeah, I think there's a lot of white
Speaker 3: women that would do that. That is very caringish behavior. That
Speaker 3: is all the way to the house. They would have
Speaker 3: got tackled before that.
Speaker 6: Well you can, if you can tackle her in the car,
Speaker 6: you a bad mother.
Speaker 9: No, No, when she was walking into like she was
Speaker 9: out there outside arguing for a minute, and if she
Speaker 9: just walked in the house.
Speaker 6: I don't tackle a white woman.
Speaker 4: You right, touche?
Speaker 9: All right, Well, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 9: five eight five one oh five one. And that story
Speaker 9: we'll be talking about in the next front page news
Speaker 9: if you will give you all the details.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the only white women that get tackled nowadays, white
Speaker 3: women that's on these college campuses protesting, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: against what they believe to be a genocide.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well get it off your chest. Call us now
Speaker 9: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's some new day.
Speaker 4: Is it your time to get it off your chest? Wait,
Speaker 4: whether you're mad or blessed, time to get up and
Speaker 4: get something.
Speaker 2: Call up now eight hundred and five eighty five one
Speaker 2: O five one.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club. Hello.
Speaker 4: Who's this? Yo?
Speaker 15: Vy?
Speaker 4: You know the the word is mellow, mello?
Speaker 10: What up?
Speaker 2: Mellow?
Speaker 14: Yo?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 7: I need I need to get this for my test
Speaker 7: for the one time. So I need women to stop
Speaker 7: blocking their blessings and calling us men saxy. It's just
Speaker 7: regular healthcare and regular mental health, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: I'm not stastic because I want to take a bath,
Speaker 7: like it ain't fit to us that we sash because
Speaker 7: we want to take a bath. I'm not tweeting like
Speaker 7: I'm reverend or nothing like that. And y'all blocking y'all
Speaker 7: blessings because gangster. When I drink wine, I'll be feeling
Speaker 7: sexy as hell, and I get nasty into making mac
Speaker 7: and cheese.
Speaker 6: Wine is amazing.
Speaker 7: Why am I crafty for that?
Speaker 3: Not only is wine amazing, wine is good for your
Speaker 3: hard health. And all I hear you doing mellow is
Speaker 3: talking talking some good self care. This morning's right mellow,
Speaker 3: some amazing self care.
Speaker 4: I can tell you it's mad mellow because mellow. You
Speaker 4: ain't even say what's up to? Charlamagne?
Speaker 9: Or yes, you just went right in. Usually you speaking,
Speaker 9: you say good morning all that you just went right in?
Speaker 12: Yo.
Speaker 7: Nah, that's a fact.
Speaker 12: I'm not Yo.
Speaker 8: What's up?
Speaker 10: Un?
Speaker 3: How you feeling, bees King, I'm blessed black and Holly
Speaker 3: favorite brother.
Speaker 6: Thank you for asking what's up?
Speaker 8: Jet? What's up?
Speaker 2: Camera?
Speaker 7: Because every time I see you off small?
Speaker 8: How you doing?
Speaker 4: Just what's well? Thank you? He's a little slickling.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know the b But does that make me
Speaker 7: that you know?
Speaker 6: No, man, they can't.
Speaker 3: So I got me a manicure and petticure last week.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. I got my candles right
Speaker 6: here late this morning.
Speaker 4: Can't say all that he said it was not now
Speaker 4: you adding candles.
Speaker 3: Ain't sassy though, I got my aroma therapy bees white candles.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I got my oils. You
Speaker 3: know I go to therapy every week. If that's sassy,
Speaker 3: then hey, this is the era of the soft in
Speaker 3: all soft boy era.
Speaker 7: Nah, but you be flirting with you, be flirting with
Speaker 7: everybody's pulling on this radio station, and you'll be flirting
Speaker 7: with envy.
Speaker 2: Bro I thought, black men, that's not true.
Speaker 3: That's not true. Now you turn into this little Now
Speaker 3: you're acting like a toxic stud. Now cut it out.
Speaker 4: Always look like all y'all, alright, mellow, he said.
Speaker 6: I looked like it was study. Do be toxic, man.
Speaker 3: And we don't have enough conversations about how toxic studs are.
Speaker 4: All of them.
Speaker 9: A lot of them be confusing though, because I don't
Speaker 9: know if they women and men, and sometimes I just
Speaker 9: don't know what to say.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then a cluck Atlanta. I know, I knew
Speaker 4: it was a girl. We're gonna say, hey, what's your name? Brother,
Speaker 4: Charlemagne gonna say, I said, that is not a brother.
Speaker 6: We'll be honest with you. I did that a lot
Speaker 6: in Atlanta this weekend.
Speaker 3: I'd be like, I'd be like peace King, and it'd
Speaker 3: be a whole study.
Speaker 4: So happy like, no, don't do that happy to be
Speaker 4: a little king said.
Speaker 9: Up, get it off your just eight hundred and five
Speaker 9: eighty five one oh five water if you need to
Speaker 9: be in here, this's up.
Speaker 4: Now we got just with the mess coming up? What
Speaker 4: we're talking about? Yeah, sure, Gil Bellerinas, this something so funny.
Speaker 4: He's being sued by his big mother. But the reason
Speaker 4: why it's crazy. It's all over a ring. But I'm
Speaker 4: gonna let y aall know everything else. All right, we'll
Speaker 4: get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is Steevejy Envy, Jess Hilarious, Cholamine, the guy we
Speaker 9: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Happy Monday.
Speaker 6: What's happening.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to be back.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: You know, had a great weekend in Atlanta this weekend?
Speaker 4: Shout everybody?
Speaker 3: The hell did I just say, had a great weekend
Speaker 3: in Atlanta this weekend?
Speaker 6: Okay, that's right, we go with you.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, let's get to Jest with the mess. You need
Speaker 4: this real weather. It's just Hilarian's Jeff carrobbing Moore. Just
Speaker 4: don't do no lines, don't do that t talk nobody
Speaker 4: talk the world why Jests worldwide mess on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 16: She was able to get well, to see something and
Speaker 16: understand something then could get you to home.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say the Bob, look, fine, you don't gotta
Speaker 6: keep touching it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because he he was like, why should be stuffed
Speaker 4: by Monday? So anyway, Gil, but the ring is was
Speaker 4: sued by his ex, Laura Govin over a fake ring.
Speaker 4: So we sat down with lad and he spoke on
Speaker 4: why his ex why he gave his ex a fake
Speaker 4: engagement ring.
Speaker 17: From the jump when the proposal happened, it was like,
Speaker 17: I think around the birthday, we got in a fight
Speaker 17: eight days later and broke up.
Speaker 2: And when we broke up, I'm like, that was a
Speaker 2: waste of money. I hold my ring back.
Speaker 17: So I was like, how do I get my ring back?
Speaker 17: I just got to get her back. Well, when she
Speaker 17: comes back, i'ma have a fake win and I can
Speaker 17: switch it at anytime. And then that's what I did.
Speaker 17: Have to fake one created and started hey missed, you
Speaker 17: come on back and do all that stuff, and then
Speaker 17: played house, and then years later I eventually switched it,
Speaker 17: put that one in the safety deposit, and then she
Speaker 17: just had the fake.
Speaker 4: One years later. Pay Yeah you played how for years? Wow?
Speaker 4: That is crazy?
Speaker 6: A few months.
Speaker 4: Later they played house years later. Yeah, he started pretending
Speaker 4: like for four or five months. So we had the
Speaker 4: fake ring made or whatever, right, and the fake ring
Speaker 4: was ten thousand dollars, but the original, the real ring
Speaker 4: that he said it was between three hundred and ninety
Speaker 4: five thousand and four hundred finals and Jesus one hundred thousand.
Speaker 4: So I don't know. And they broke up eight days
Speaker 4: later after he proposed to her with the five hundred
Speaker 4: thousand dollar ring.
Speaker 9: He just didn't want her to have it because Gilber
Speaker 9: got bread. Yeah, but I know I was in a club.
Speaker 9: He spent one hundred thousand on bottles. Jesus, he gave
Speaker 9: every It was to the point where bottles were just
Speaker 9: rolling on the floor unopened at the end of the night.
Speaker 4: He just it was crazy.
Speaker 3: But I do remember, you know, I do know he
Speaker 3: was a former NBA player, right, But what're talking about?
Speaker 4: But what fake ring is ten thousand dollars? I don't
Speaker 4: think it was fake. I just think it was a
Speaker 4: lower grade of like carrots or diamonds or whatever. What
Speaker 4: fake ring is.
Speaker 9: Ten thousand dollars and it's really golden ouse that makes
Speaker 9: any think I'm like ten thousand, three hundred Canal Street
Speaker 9: mm hm.
Speaker 4: You also spoke about when she found out the ring
Speaker 4: was fake.
Speaker 2: When did she find out that the ring was fake?
Speaker 17: I think once we broke up and it was all
Speaker 17: said and done, and she started like really going at
Speaker 17: me in the media, and then I won like custody,
Speaker 17: and then from there, I guess one of her friends
Speaker 17: was basically telling her that you need full custody, so
Speaker 17: you need to you know, he needs to be a danger,
Speaker 17: he needs to do this so you can put a
Speaker 17: restraining order on him. So that's when the fight started happening.
Speaker 17: And then once that started happening, and then being the troller,
Speaker 17: I am, I put I took a picture, put the
Speaker 17: ring on it.
Speaker 2: Oh you had the original rate had THESI it out.
Speaker 3: Live legend dropping the clues bomb for the legendary the reader,
Speaker 3: I ain't hit nothing wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the friend of the clown, what do you
Speaker 4: mean he needs to be a danger and all of that,
Speaker 4: So you need to get fake all this stuff to
Speaker 4: get a restraining on us a week so she can
Speaker 4: gain custody. But she tried to sue him, so she
Speaker 4: found out online with us when that he had switched
Speaker 4: the ring out, So then she tried to sew him
Speaker 4: and she lost. So that's end the story. That's so
Speaker 4: all right. Moving on Louisiana man sentence to physical castration.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know that they do this, all right.
Speaker 4: So on April seventeen, for fifty four year old man
Speaker 4: named Glenn Sullivan, he pled guilty to raping a fourteen
Speaker 4: year old girl several times. Right, and then the a
Speaker 4: DNA test was done, she got pregnant. She got pregnant
Speaker 4: by him, right, He had been raping her for years.
Speaker 4: He also reportedly threatened the family of hers and the
Speaker 4: victim to make sure they never spoke about the rape.
Speaker 4: But in twenty twenty two, the young girl came clean
Speaker 4: to detectives. The judge on the case sentenced him to
Speaker 4: fifty years in prison and mandated him to be physically castrated.
Speaker 4: So castration, for those who don't know, is when they
Speaker 4: cut a golf balls off. Okay, and I thought it
Speaker 4: was when they cut a penis off. But no, it's
Speaker 4: like when they.
Speaker 6: Thought I thought, when they take the whole thing off.
Speaker 4: No, it's really Yeah, it's when they cut your golf
Speaker 4: balls off, just the testicles. Yes, I know. So he
Speaker 4: can't produce, yeah, all steak, no potatoes, he can't produce
Speaker 4: and he can't have like sexual woman.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 4: I thought, I thought when removed the whole thing, and
Speaker 4: that's what I had wished.
Speaker 3: But no, yeah, I don't see anything wrong with it
Speaker 3: because it's not a case of mistaken peteness.
Speaker 4: The man played guilty, Yeah he did.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 6: He said it was him.
Speaker 4: So you know that is a Is that a law?
Speaker 4: I didn't know that was on the books. I didn't
Speaker 4: know that either. I didn't either. Yeah, but the prosecutor
Speaker 4: in the case that he's he's seen many sex offenders
Speaker 4: be chemically castrated, but never physically. A chemical castration is
Speaker 4: when a man is giving drugs to stop the production
Speaker 4: of sex hormones. But Glenn's nasty as ain't getting the
Speaker 4: chemical castration.
Speaker 3: He just I don't know.
Speaker 4: It doesn't say in here where they throw them somewhere
Speaker 4: I don't know, right like something.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: They might have a recipe for that. Okay, they get
Speaker 3: some good food done.
Speaker 4: This ain't going to jail. So they sat him up
Speaker 4: his little bussy reeby open. That's very funny and there,
Speaker 4: but but it is what it is, all right, that
Speaker 4: is just with the mess for that first hour.
Speaker 6: Thank somebody tell you ain't got no balls, and you
Speaker 6: really ain't got nothing.
Speaker 4: That's wild. I didn't even know they could do that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what I was puzzled about.
Speaker 9: I was like, wow, all right, Well, when we come back,
Speaker 9: we got to tell you about the district attorney, New
Speaker 9: York district attorney who got pulled over and decided that
Speaker 9: she didn't want to pull over, and that she went
Speaker 9: all the way to the house, parked the car in
Speaker 9: the garage, and then went inside and.
Speaker 4: Chilled for a second.
Speaker 9: Well she ain't chill second for a second, but she
Speaker 9: did go inside the house, and she wasn't slammed, she
Speaker 9: wasn't thrown on the floor, she wasn't shot.
Speaker 4: We'll explained them when we come back.
Speaker 2: Come back.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast slogan. Morning you're checking out the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 9: It's DJ NV Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news now.
Speaker 9: In sports, Magic beat the Cavaliers one twelve eighty nine.
Speaker 9: They tied the series two to two. Thunderbeat the Pelicans
Speaker 9: win O six eighty five. They lead three zero in
Speaker 9: that series. Celtics beat the Heat, they lead the series
Speaker 9: to one. The Lakers beat the Nuggets over the week
Speaker 9: in Denver, leaves that series three one. The nixt lead
Speaker 9: the series three one over the seventy six. They beat
Speaker 9: the seventy six of this week in ninety seven ninety two.
Speaker 9: After the game, Joel embiid he was pretty pissed off
Speaker 9: because he said, the Philly arenas sounded more like the Guardian.
Speaker 4: I've always had such great home court advantage here.
Speaker 12: How strange was it for you the past two games
Speaker 12: with the significant amount of Knicks fans in the house.
Speaker 10: Disappointing? You know, I love our fans. Thank You's Unfortunately
Speaker 10: I'm not calling them out, but it is disappointing. Well,
Speaker 10: obviously you got a lot of Knicks fans they're down
Speaker 10: the world that never see it. And I've been here
Speaker 10: for ten years.
Speaker 3: Kind of off, yeah, but New York right up the street,
Speaker 3: just like he said, And if the Knicks are winning,
Speaker 3: of course, the fan of the winning team is gonna
Speaker 3: be a loted than the fans of the losing team
Speaker 3: in any arena.
Speaker 9: But not only that, is probably cheaper to get tickets
Speaker 9: in Philly than it is the Garden. You think yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 9: absolutely So it's easy to drive. You know, I woul
Speaker 9: and have to go to Philly to watch the game.
Speaker 3: I think it's just about the performance. Like you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. If you if you're a team and
Speaker 3: you come out there and perform, you know your home
Speaker 3: crowd is going to be losing it. They're gonna be
Speaker 3: making a lot of noise. But if you the a
Speaker 3: team and you coming out there and you're not performing
Speaker 3: and you losing, your fans not gonna be as loud.
Speaker 4: They were actually winning the majority of the game. Well
Speaker 4: they didn't win the game. They did not. They did not.
Speaker 9: Now we got to talk about this d a district
Speaker 9: attorney who was try he tried to pull them over,
Speaker 9: try to pull her over for speeding. She didn't pull over,
Speaker 9: actually got to her house. She was caught on camera
Speaker 9: calling the police officer at a hole and a host
Speaker 9: of other things.
Speaker 4: We have the new support to the traffic stuff.
Speaker 8: I have the right to detain you until this is done.
Speaker 8: Can you please come over here. This is on a
Speaker 8: traffic stop. Man right now, Okay, I'm telling you why
Speaker 8: I stopped you. You didn't stop at all? Did you
Speaker 8: not hear my wife or sirens. Okay, Well you're not
Speaker 8: supposed to be on the phone while you're driving either.
Speaker 14: Yes, I am with a hands free absolutely.
Speaker 12: Okay me, I'm doing my job. You you just admitted
Speaker 12: to me that you were going fifty five and a
Speaker 12: thirty five? Chris, can you stay over here, man, you're
Speaker 12: legal traffic stops, you have your ID.
Speaker 8: No, it's she stopped you, Dennis. Sure, I stopped her
Speaker 8: for going fifty five and a thirty five and she
Speaker 8: failed to stop. She drove all the way back home
Speaker 8: and person and now she's not she's not complaining.
Speaker 4: She walked in the house. Well, she's the district attorney.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 3: But you're the same person on Friday who said some
Speaker 3: stupid stuff about president should be a music for crime
Speaker 3: to shut up.
Speaker 4: Said shouldn't go to jail the crime.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what I said, And that's dumb. But Sandra,
Speaker 3: Sandra is the DA. That's her privilege and her power,
Speaker 3: not just white privilege. In white power, she thinks because
Speaker 3: she knows the chief of police and can get him
Speaker 3: on the phone and say here, you talk to your offices,
Speaker 3: she feels like she's above the law.
Speaker 4: Well, the problem was she kept going. She did not stop.
Speaker 4: She did not Uh.
Speaker 9: She Actually she should have been tackled. She should have
Speaker 9: been put in and she should have been padded down that.
Speaker 4: She should have been tackled. Yes, she should.
Speaker 9: If she's walking into a house and you're a police
Speaker 9: officer pulling somebody over and she's walking into that house,
Speaker 9: you don't know what she's going in that house to get.
Speaker 4: Yes, she should have been tackled. Yeah, she's walking towards
Speaker 4: the house. She walked in her house. She walked in
Speaker 4: the house and came back out.
Speaker 3: But she she definitely called uh, she called the chief police.
Speaker 3: It's just it's just an abusive privilege and an abusive power,
Speaker 3: Like she's the district attorney and she thinks because she
Speaker 3: knows the chief of police, she thinks she's above the law.
Speaker 4: Okay, so nothing should happen to her like like this
Speaker 4: barred or anything.
Speaker 3: Nothing's going to happen. She got a ticket, she went
Speaker 3: to court. Nothing's going to happen here.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, I don't know what should happen, but
Speaker 6: nothing's going to happen there.
Speaker 8: M hm.
Speaker 9: We gotta follow up on the story because absolutely, well,
Speaker 9: I think now the fact that it's all over the news.
Speaker 4: Something probably hub Yeah.
Speaker 18: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean I got her come into the front of
Speaker 3: the congregation this morning, but I don't know what is
Speaker 3: supposed to happened to her in a situation like that,
Speaker 3: other than public embarrassment.
Speaker 9: Well, she also said that, I think in the video
Speaker 9: she said that I will probably get this case and
Speaker 9: I will try my own case myself.
Speaker 4: So Starry Khaki, Yeah, Scarry Cocky don't care about the law. Obviously,
Speaker 4: none of them thinks she's above it. Yeah, hopefully this
Speaker 4: gets a lot of press.
Speaker 9: And lastly, the college campus protests are going even more
Speaker 9: and more schools with the fact that they're actually thinking
Speaker 9: about stopping some of these graduations because they don't want
Speaker 9: the problems or the students to actually get arrested.
Speaker 4: And we have a new support on.
Speaker 19: That tension spilling over at UCLAs protesters clash on campus
Speaker 19: across the country this weekend. Hundreds arrested or detained for
Speaker 19: protesting on campuses from Arizona to Missouri, where eighty people
Speaker 19: were arrested overnight at Washington University, some now released. At
Speaker 19: USC Saturday, the school's pained Trojan statue vandalized, and these
Speaker 19: images overnight showed tactical police units surrounding the campus. They
Speaker 19: were later called off that stand down, despite students returning
Speaker 19: to the very same area on campus police cleared them
Speaker 19: from last week. All of this calling many to question
Speaker 19: the decisions colleges across the country are making about how
Speaker 19: to handle the protest.
Speaker 6: Most kids not playing.
Speaker 3: But it's gonna be very interesting come November when folks
Speaker 3: turn around and try to get those same kids to
Speaker 3: vote for the president that president they're currently protesting, which
Speaker 3: is President Joe Biden, because they're upset that President Joe
Speaker 3: Biden continues to fund, you know, Israel's military for their
Speaker 3: actions against God. So it's gonna be very interesting to
Speaker 3: see y'all turn around and try to get those name
Speaker 3: kids vote President Biden November.
Speaker 9: And I heard a lot of people saying that they
Speaker 9: believe that they are not a lot of students that
Speaker 9: are protesting. That they believe it's some outside source that's
Speaker 9: actually pushing pushing this and pushing the students to get
Speaker 9: arrested to make the president and make everybody look back.
Speaker 4: I did read something about that as well.
Speaker 6: I don't know we was on it.
Speaker 3: We was on campus Clark Atlanta campus on Friday, and
Speaker 3: those students had a lot of strong opinions.
Speaker 6: And those weren't no uh, no paid actors, right.
Speaker 4: That were with us. That's right, they had either one
Speaker 4: they ain't like.
Speaker 3: They had a lot of us strong opinions about you know,
Speaker 3: what was going on was going on between their drill
Speaker 3: and gods and so you know those weren't no paid
Speaker 3: actors that we saw Friday.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 4: All right, well that is front page news.
Speaker 9: Now when we come back, let's open up the phone
Speaker 9: lines eight hundred and five, five to one, oh five
Speaker 9: to one. How do you handle when people give you
Speaker 9: advice that aren't qualified to give you that advice? Now,
Speaker 9: this conversation comes from just was telling me a situation.
Speaker 9: I'm going to break it down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so my son just recently told me and his
Speaker 4: dad that he did not want to play sports or whatever, right,
Speaker 4: and you know, a couple family members and you know
Speaker 4: friends was just like, nah, he needed to play sports,
Speaker 4: like he needed to play sports. And this is the
Speaker 4: thing we're just now getting asked to open up to
Speaker 4: be able to express the feelings because we just found
Speaker 4: out that he was playing football because he wanted him to.
Speaker 4: He really didn't want you. He's into tech, he's into engineering,
Speaker 4: he's into software, building things and stuff like that. So
Speaker 4: when he told me that, you know a couple of
Speaker 4: people you know like, oh, nah, nah, he gotta do something,
Speaker 4: he gotta do a sport, like nah, that's not Now
Speaker 4: we like, no, why is it always to go to?
Speaker 4: And then this person ain't got no kids, So it's like,
Speaker 4: how can you give me? That's like a single person
Speaker 4: giving marriage advice all the time, which, by the way,
Speaker 4: I do. That's crazy, but I'm just with a myself.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm just fixing my mess. That's different. But
Speaker 4: I just hate that, like you have the audacity to
Speaker 4: tell me to think that you can tell me about
Speaker 4: what my kids should be doing or how I should
Speaker 4: treat the situation and you don't even have kids, Like
Speaker 4: you can't do that, you know, and think I'm not
Speaker 4: supposed to feel some type of way. Well, let's hopen up.
Speaker 9: The phone lines eight doesn't treat five five to one,
Speaker 9: oh five to one. How do you handle when people
Speaker 9: give you advice that aren't necessarily qualified to give you
Speaker 9: that advice? Let's discuss It's the breakfast club Good morning
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: It's topic times. Call eight hundred five five one five
Speaker 4: one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Morning everybody, It's the j Envyess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Now if you're just joining us, who open up the
Speaker 9: phone lines eight hundred five five one oh five to one.
Speaker 4: How do you handle when.
Speaker 9: People give you advice that aren't necessarily qualified to give
Speaker 9: that advice? Now, this conversation comes from Jess Hilarius, who's
Speaker 9: talking about her son, And you said, what happened now?
Speaker 6: Rigga down?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so my son don't want to play football no more.
Speaker 4: He just recently told me ron that, and a couple
Speaker 4: of friends and family just felt like they could insert themselves.
Speaker 4: And these friends and family don't even have kids, and
Speaker 4: they were like, well, he got to play a sport.
Speaker 4: He gotta do something like it, like he has to.
Speaker 4: And I think it was just more so like the
Speaker 4: audacity that kissed me off, Like yo, look what like
Speaker 4: you gotta get him in something like he can't just
Speaker 4: sit around. First of all, my son don't just sit
Speaker 4: around anyway. He told us what he wants to do.
Speaker 4: So I'm gonna get him in STEM programs. I'm gonna like,
Speaker 4: it's what i am was telling us about that, Like,
Speaker 4: there are engineering programs for kids before way before they
Speaker 4: get to college, right way before they get to high school.
Speaker 4: So now that I know what my baby wants to do,
Speaker 4: what you have to do? You have to listen to
Speaker 4: your kids. That's what I'm gonna get him into.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I'm with you, Like, first of all, I
Speaker 9: do agree that kids have to be in something, but
Speaker 9: it doesn't have to be sports.
Speaker 4: Whatever it is to make his mind, to push him
Speaker 4: to go further that it is.
Speaker 9: But if you don't have kids, or you've never been
Speaker 9: in a situation, or it's hard to tell people what
Speaker 9: they can do. Yeah, if you never had a kid,
Speaker 9: you never know what it feels like when a kid
Speaker 9: does not want to do something or a kid feels
Speaker 9: like he wants to do something.
Speaker 4: But now let me ask you a question.
Speaker 9: You do give advice at one time you were single,
Speaker 9: giving that advice, does that you know falling the same thing?
Speaker 4: And see, that's that's where it kind of gets hard
Speaker 4: at because a lot of people have even told me
Speaker 4: that a lot of people who's messed that I have fixed, like, well,
Speaker 4: you ain't never you know, I know you're not married,
Speaker 4: so I know you can't really give me rayage advice.
Speaker 4: But that's the thing I grew up with you married parents.
Speaker 4: I see. You know what I'm saying. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to say it's necessarily different. It's more
Speaker 4: similarities with that, but I don't know. My thing is
Speaker 4: if you don't hand no kids, you don't you've never
Speaker 4: been like a mother or a father, or you cannot
Speaker 4: be so like aggressive with how you give advice. I'm
Speaker 4: not saying I'll never take advice from somebody whoin't got
Speaker 4: no kids, But it's the way you said, like, oh no,
Speaker 4: you got being something y'all computers, Like what That's not
Speaker 4: what you mean. That's not what are you talking about.
Speaker 6: That's just because they don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he and ashe loves football, he just don't
Speaker 4: want to play and that's fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I do feel like you can learn something from everybody,
Speaker 3: but nobody can tell you what's best for your child,
Speaker 3: because truth be told, you can't even tell your child
Speaker 3: what's best for him in every circumstance.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 3: And this is a great example of that Ash knows
Speaker 3: he doesn't want to play sports. He knows what he
Speaker 3: wants to do. And that's the problem with a lot
Speaker 3: of parents. We don't listen to our kids enough. We
Speaker 3: keep trying to live our dreams through them, and we
Speaker 3: want them to do what we've seen working for others.
Speaker 3: But if that young man has a has a clear
Speaker 3: idea of what he wants to do, the only thing
Speaker 3: we can do is feed.
Speaker 4: That, right. That's it. Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 9: I think if you do have kids, it's hard to
Speaker 9: give an advice because you've never been in that situation.
Speaker 9: And I think in those times, like like I said,
Speaker 9: I listen and I just disregard device a lot of times,
Speaker 9: like I go to mom and popap like they've been there,
Speaker 9: they kind of know.
Speaker 2: And that's why I go.
Speaker 3: By the way, there's only one person to listen to
Speaker 3: in that situation, as I just said, the child.
Speaker 6: If your child is telling you this is what I
Speaker 6: want to do, I don't want to do this.
Speaker 4: Feed that, right.
Speaker 3: That's a that's a very great I want to be
Speaker 3: an engineer, Wow, I want to be into tech.
Speaker 4: Great? Yeah, so now that make me all the money
Speaker 4: back that I pay for football's right, Jesus sash.
Speaker 5: Good morning, good morning, Good morning you guys.
Speaker 4: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 5: Okay, So I feel one of two ways. So part
Speaker 5: of me, I am an educator. I've been working with
Speaker 5: kids over ten years now, But I do get that
Speaker 5: a lot because I don't have children that of my own,
Speaker 5: that I don't know what I'm talking about when it
Speaker 5: comes to raising kids. Now, I know that a lot
Speaker 5: of us educated if we don't have children, people do
Speaker 5: like to say that. But at the same time, part
Speaker 5: of me, Bill, you need to know just that you
Speaker 5: raise your child how you want to raise your child.
Speaker 5: At the end of the day, you don't listen to
Speaker 5: other people and what they have to say about how
Speaker 5: you raise your child. At the end of the day,
Speaker 5: you're the only one that wants happiness for your son,
Speaker 5: and so focus on that. Like you said, he's into text.
Speaker 5: Some kids are into text. They don't like sports, and
Speaker 5: that's totally fine. But it's just because the stigma in
Speaker 5: the black community is the only way for us to
Speaker 5: quote unquote get out of those hoods, for us to
Speaker 5: support our children into sports.
Speaker 3: Hey, by the way, by the way, all kids are
Speaker 3: in the tech We just have to get our kids
Speaker 3: out of the mindset of what we should always get
Speaker 3: to get out of the mindset of of just being consumers.
Speaker 6: That's all we ever do is consume, consume, consume.
Speaker 3: Instead of being in front of your tablet all day
Speaker 3: or being on the video games are there and being
Speaker 3: on the phone all day, go learn how to cold
Speaker 3: Yeah you know what I'm saying. Go learn how to
Speaker 3: make those programs that are getting everybody so addicted. Go
Speaker 3: learn how to build apps. Like so we're all in,
Speaker 3: all these kids, they are in the tech. They just
Speaker 3: didn't used to be in the consumers.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: Hello, were your creators?
Speaker 4: And this is good morning. What's your advice? What you think?
Speaker 4: What's your thoughts? Say?
Speaker 7: Something said a lot of what people should just keep
Speaker 7: their mouth shut?
Speaker 3: Why because they ain't brush your teeth this morning, like
Speaker 3: you didn't. They just decided to call the radio you
Speaker 3: ain't brush your teeth yet this morning, to have you
Speaker 3: tell it true?
Speaker 11: I did you.
Speaker 18: All?
Speaker 6: I know you lying get your voice?
Speaker 4: Just said people should just shut up in mind their
Speaker 4: own business. Yeah, I do understand that. That teacher though, like,
Speaker 4: all right, so she works with kids every day, so
Speaker 4: I could give you know, and and be that as
Speaker 4: it may. Like, seriously, we may not want to admit it,
Speaker 4: but our kids spend more time with their teachers than us,
Speaker 4: so that's different, you know. But like I said, you
Speaker 4: don't even if you don't work with kids, you know,
Speaker 4: you just got a bunch of God kids or whatever
Speaker 4: kids that you can drop off, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 4: you can't just be so aggressive with vice on what
Speaker 4: somebody should be doing with their kid, right or I
Speaker 4: would never or why nah not go and play when
Speaker 4: they get had them, had them a little, because yeah, people.
Speaker 6: Just don't understand the tech world.
Speaker 3: So when somebody said, when you hear your child say,
Speaker 3: or when somebody hears your child say, hey, I want
Speaker 3: to be into the tech world, they'll be like, nah, man,
Speaker 3: go to the NFL, NBA because that's.
Speaker 6: Where they used to see in the millions. Yeah, all
Speaker 6: the millions in the tech world. The billions in the
Speaker 6: tech world.
Speaker 4: Right, the billions.
Speaker 9: I mean, but it's it's the same thing. People just
Speaker 9: they they're trying their best. Like I remember when I
Speaker 9: told my mom I wanted to.
Speaker 4: Be a DJ.
Speaker 2: She laughed.
Speaker 9: He's like, all right, well, what's your profession. And I'm
Speaker 9: like this because she didn't understand, you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: Same thing with my youngest son and I put him
Speaker 9: in football. He had the cleanest, cleanest uniform on the field.
Speaker 9: Like she did not want to play. He did not
Speaker 9: want to play, and I was like, well, what are
Speaker 9: you gonna do?
Speaker 4: He said soccer? So I put him right, but he
Speaker 4: wanted to be in another sport. He just didn't want
Speaker 4: to play football. I want to play. But he told
Speaker 4: you that correct. You know what I'm saying. So when
Speaker 4: they open their mouths, we have to listen absolutely. So
Speaker 4: eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 9: If you just joining us, were asking how do you
Speaker 9: handle when people give you advice that necessarily aren't qualified
Speaker 9: to give you that.
Speaker 4: Advice, Let's discuss this's the breakfast Club. Come on, let's
Speaker 4: say if you're all talking about it, you know we
Speaker 4: talking about it. It's topic times called eight hundred five
Speaker 4: eight five one five one.
Speaker 2: To join into the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Morning, everybody is DJ Envy, Jess Hilarius, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: If you're just joining us, we're talking about how do
Speaker 9: are you handled when people give you advice that aren't
Speaker 9: qualified to give you that advice. This conversation comes from Jess.
Speaker 9: He's talking about her son Ash and what happened.
Speaker 4: And he don't want to play football anymore. And a
Speaker 4: couple friends and family members chimed in to say, oh, no,
Speaker 4: he needs to play a sport. He needs to do
Speaker 4: something athletic like in order for him to I guess
Speaker 4: progress forward or whatever. And after my baby sold me like,
Speaker 4: that's not what he wants to do. You know, that's
Speaker 4: not what he should have to do. Like he's in
Speaker 4: and so that's what I'm gonna put him in. All right, Well,
Speaker 4: we have money on the line. Monee, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: What's your thought?
Speaker 5: Hey, y'all is okay?
Speaker 18: So my thing, hey, my thing is why do we
Speaker 18: go to therapists and pay them all this money to
Speaker 18: give us advice on things that they've never experienced, never
Speaker 18: will experience. But if we have a friend that has
Speaker 18: common sense and those rights from wrong, what's wrong with
Speaker 18: taking their advice? Like I've never been married, but I
Speaker 18: am recently engaged.
Speaker 4: Congratulations, Thank you so much.
Speaker 14: You should go check out the video.
Speaker 18: It's missus underscore Cameron Underscore twenty four.
Speaker 14: I had to put that out there.
Speaker 18: Anyways, Like I've never been married, I don't have kids,
Speaker 18: but I do have a bonus baby. I give my
Speaker 18: friends advice on things all the time, but that's because
Speaker 18: I have common sense and what I say makes sense
Speaker 18: to them and it actually helps them in their life.
Speaker 6: Are you Have you ever been to a therapist?
Speaker 18: No, well, my mom tried to when I was in
Speaker 18: high school, but she wasn't black and I didn't relate.
Speaker 6: We didn't get along.
Speaker 3: Yeah, therapists aren't giving you advice on your situation that
Speaker 3: you go in there and talk about. Therapists are talking
Speaker 3: to you about the behaviors and the patterns, because you know,
Speaker 3: as human beings, most behaviors and patterns are the same.
Speaker 3: They're not talking to you about your actual scity. You
Speaker 3: don't go to your therapist be like, hey, my son
Speaker 3: wants to get into tech, what should I do? That's
Speaker 3: not what happens in the therapists on man.
Speaker 4: And then we're not questioning her common sense. Yeah, they
Speaker 4: have common sense. It's just the fact that you don't
Speaker 4: know what it's like raising a child and being able
Speaker 4: to hear that child vocally you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So that's what that is. We have Shardonaye on the line, Sharonaye,
Speaker 4: good morning, hay girl.
Speaker 14: Yeah, so I think that their advice is still appreciated.
Speaker 14: You know, we don't want to be like, oh, I
Speaker 14: ain't listening to that. You know, I think we should
Speaker 14: still should be able to appreciate where they're coming from,
Speaker 14: whether we ask for it or not, you know, because
Speaker 14: there may be one day that we actually do meet
Speaker 14: their advice and won't want to just burst them off
Speaker 14: to be like, you know whatever, I listening to you,
Speaker 14: and because we at the end of the day, we
Speaker 14: don't have to listen to what they're saying honestly, you know,
Speaker 14: we can come around.
Speaker 12: And be like, man, I ain't listening to that. I'm
Speaker 12: still do what I would need.
Speaker 14: To do what's best for me.
Speaker 9: But you know what, sometimes when people give you advice
Speaker 9: and they don't have children, especially if it's this case,
Speaker 9: they don't necessarily have all the facts that understand everything
Speaker 9: when it comes to raising children or where it comes from,
Speaker 9: right because they've never done it, so they can only
Speaker 9: tell you from a different point of view, you know
Speaker 9: what I mean. That's my whole point because if you
Speaker 9: don't really understand and really raise these kids and really
Speaker 9: know their feelings, really know what they're into, it's kind
Speaker 9: of hard to give advice or something that you don't
Speaker 9: know one hundred percent about it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, right, don't want to say something, but it's like, well,
Speaker 14: how would you then counteract that? How would you handle that?
Speaker 14: Like would you just be like man, like, you know,
Speaker 14: it's just I wouldn't have to have to figure out
Speaker 14: how to go about that if somebody's given advice and
Speaker 14: it's out of their place.
Speaker 4: I just was like, mind your business because you don't
Speaker 4: have kids.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, you said something earlier, jes you said,
Speaker 3: you know, you said, when you don't have experience raising
Speaker 3: a child, you can't hear your child. Yeah, and that's
Speaker 3: the most important thing. When you don't have a child,
Speaker 3: you know, you think that the child is just supposed
Speaker 3: to do what you tell them to do.
Speaker 6: You don't realize that this little eleven.
Speaker 3: Year old is an actual person with their own soul
Speaker 3: and their own thoughts and their own beliefs, and when.
Speaker 6: They're crystal clear about what it is that they want
Speaker 6: to do, you you.
Speaker 4: You you feed them.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, no, I agree, but I also feel like
Speaker 9: sometimes kids do make mistakes, and they think they know everything,
Speaker 9: and sometimes they necessarily don't, and sometimes they do need guidance.
Speaker 6: Not in this situation, not not in this situation, not
Speaker 6: in this situation.
Speaker 9: But at certain times, you know, kids do need advice
Speaker 9: and they do need guidance because you know, we were
Speaker 9: all kids. We all thought we knew everything, and sometimes
Speaker 9: my mom had to Pops had to put us in
Speaker 9: the right direction.
Speaker 4: Hello. Who's this yo?
Speaker 10: Yo?
Speaker 13: Yoda's Jamar from Garysville, Florida.
Speaker 4: John, Good morning. What's your thoughts, Jamar?
Speaker 13: My thoughts are, if you ain't never been married, don't
Speaker 13: get married, you ain't never have kids. Don't tell me
Speaker 13: to kids. I'm a mechanic, right, and I hate when
Speaker 13: people trying to tell me how to die. I don't
Speaker 13: all that I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 4: I'm right right fail you, Jamal. What's the moll of
Speaker 4: the story, guys?
Speaker 3: I think the moral of this story, I don't even
Speaker 3: know if it's necessarily about the friend giving advice is
Speaker 3: just that, Yo, you should listen to your kids. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, especially when your kids are
Speaker 3: being crystal clear about what it is they want to do.
Speaker 3: If anything, I would tell your friend, Man, don't be
Speaker 3: the person trying to deter my child. Yeah exactly, and
Speaker 3: my y'all saying this is what they want to do,
Speaker 3: and it's something super respectable, like being an engineer getting
Speaker 3: into the tech world. Don't tell him go play sports?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, shut up and stick to sports. Ye can't
Speaker 3: be no engineer.
Speaker 4: Ashton committed to football for four years because me and
Speaker 4: Rome wanted them to. Rome wanted to play sports, so
Speaker 4: he's like, no, my son going. But I'm like Rome,
Speaker 4: now that he's telling us, you got four other kids,
Speaker 4: maybe your other two boys are going to be an athlete.
Speaker 4: Now know what I'm saying. Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 9: If Rome was like the best on the team and
Speaker 9: he didn't want to play, would you still push wrong?
Speaker 9: Would you still push ash If he was the best
Speaker 9: on the ash the best on the team, the nicest
Speaker 9: on the team, all these schools looking at him, but
Speaker 9: he said, mo, I don't want to play, would you
Speaker 9: still push Mmm?
Speaker 4: Yeah I would. But if he came to me and
Speaker 4: told me, yoh no, I wouldn't. I wouldn't I would?
Speaker 4: I would be upset in my own mind, like like, damn,
Speaker 4: I know where he can be. I know, you know,
Speaker 4: but if he told me.
Speaker 3: Y'all know, imagine being the reason your kid don't become
Speaker 3: a multi billionaire because you're telling your kid not to
Speaker 3: get into the tech world, not to get into the
Speaker 3: world of engineers because you want him to go run
Speaker 3: a goddamn football you get cet and be dribbling on
Speaker 3: himself by the age of twenty seven.
Speaker 6: Just think about that.
Speaker 4: Think about that, damn. But yeah, that's what. That's what
Speaker 4: ashe wasn't even good at room, was like you gotta play,
Speaker 4: I'm like, no, he don't. He's clean because I look at.
Speaker 9: Some of these parents like Michael Jackson, right, and what
Speaker 9: his father put them through to make them so great.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, yeah, but that was Michael's destiny though,
Speaker 3: Like you can clearly see, Michael Jackson was born to
Speaker 3: the entertainer that he was, but Jackson five was born
Speaker 3: to be the entertainer they were.
Speaker 6: But Mike Jackson was.
Speaker 4: Born it's like, I don't want to do this. And
Speaker 4: even in interviews he spoke about his I didn't have
Speaker 4: a childhood, that's why I have never never land.
Speaker 3: But he also loved music. Yeah, you love dancing. Joe
Speaker 3: Jackson fed his kid's passion. That's clearly what Janet was
Speaker 3: here to do. That's clearly what Michael was here to do.
Speaker 3: He's the greatest ever. I'm just saying, when your kid
Speaker 3: doesn't want to do something and they tell you, hey,
Speaker 3: I don't want to do this, don't push them to
Speaker 3: do it because they're not even gonna put their best
Speaker 3: effort into it.
Speaker 9: If Michael Jackson didn't want to do it, they were
Speaker 9: gonna make Michael do it regardless.
Speaker 6: It's different family.
Speaker 3: It's different saying I don't feel like doing it today
Speaker 3: and I don't want to do it the difference.
Speaker 4: Or just cut us some slack dad, something like break
Speaker 4: the Day.
Speaker 2: They ever got a break.
Speaker 4: The wound? Okay, all right, we got just with the
Speaker 4: mess coming up. What were talking about Kanye is being
Speaker 4: discriminated against his black staff at Dawn Duck Aademy. All right,
Speaker 4: we'll get into that next dope move. It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Good morning Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is DJ n V Jesselariy Chalamine the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We need some interns or something. Man, I need somebody
Speaker 3: to run to the store. Real quick, because nobody here
Speaker 3: can do it right now. I just did beat Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I remember the days of having interns an bun
Speaker 3: at the radio station, especially a morning show that no,
Speaker 3: we don't have that now. I see personalities like Schooth
Speaker 3: Angie Martinez, and you got our own intern. It's a
Speaker 3: damn shame. She got her own intern, not an intern
Speaker 3: through iHeart her own. Lord have mercy, but don't anyway,
Speaker 3: sooth everybody who came to the second annual Black Effect
Speaker 3: Podcast Festival.
Speaker 6: This weekend in Atlanta. We had a ball.
Speaker 3: The Black Effect Podcast Festival is literally like the Black
Speaker 3: Podcast family reunion. Everybody who's in the business of podcasting,
Speaker 3: all the creators that like to create podcast We all
Speaker 3: just congregat in Atlanta, which will definitely be an annual thing.
Speaker 3: You know, we had our second one this year. Last
Speaker 3: year was great. This year was fantastic. So we'll be
Speaker 3: back in Atlanta, same time next year.
Speaker 4: Next year.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 9: Now, when we come back, of course, we have a
Speaker 9: jest with the mess so she'll be giving you all
Speaker 9: your celebrity news. And I just want to tell people
Speaker 9: just just be very careful out there. The flu is
Speaker 9: catching people off God, and this uh rendition of the
Speaker 9: flu is pretty bad. Yesterday my my daughter was really sick.
Speaker 9: I had to take her to the emergency room. But
Speaker 9: she had the flu. They gave her fluids and everything.
Speaker 9: She's doing way better now. But it's it's bad out there.
Speaker 3: So and just allergies polland like a lot of people
Speaker 3: was coughing in Atlanta and everybody jumping get scared like
Speaker 3: it's like, oh, it's polland the pollen is out of
Speaker 3: the pollen season. All right, Well when we come back,
Speaker 3: of course, we got just Magic City. Y'all owe me
Speaker 3: some wings too, man slouthor Magic City. Okay, we ordered
Speaker 3: three orders the wings that we never got. Just want
Speaker 3: to throw that out there. Had a great time this
Speaker 3: weekn in Magic City, Sluthor, Lilive, Magic City and mister
Speaker 3: Magic everybody there.
Speaker 4: But you can't get your wings. They gave you a sweatshirt.
Speaker 6: Though got a lot of sweats I got a sweatshirt
Speaker 6: and win it right now.
Speaker 4: That's right. Yes, it's the Breakfast clo Come morning morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is the dj en V Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Let's get to
Speaker 4: Jess with the message news is real, whether it's her
Speaker 4: lines just Robbin Moore just don't do no lines, don't
Speaker 4: do don't stand up.
Speaker 6: World Why Jess Worldwise.
Speaker 4: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 16: understand something that.
Speaker 4: Nobody could get you to see this time to set
Speaker 4: it off. So Kanye is being sued for allegedly degrading
Speaker 4: his black staff. So Benjamin Deshaun Provo, who worked as
Speaker 4: a security guard at down the Academy, is accusing Kanye,
Speaker 4: like I said, of degrading black employees and firing him
Speaker 4: for refusing to cut his locks off. Benjamin said that
Speaker 4: Kanye frequently screamed at and berated black employees, while in contrast,
Speaker 4: he never so much as raised his tone of voice
Speaker 4: toward the white staff. The sue claims that he offered
Speaker 4: that he suffered emotional distress as a result of Yea's actions.
Speaker 4: Benjamin also claims white staff members were paid five dollars
Speaker 4: more per hour than black employees. He was also alleged
Speaker 4: It was also alleged that ye banned books about black
Speaker 4: history at Donda Academy, including books about icons like Malcolm
Speaker 4: X and mont Luther King Jr. And he is currently
Speaker 4: seeking damages for alleged discrimination, hostyle work, environment retaliation, labor
Speaker 4: co violations, and other claims.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's not surpriseding Kanye don't like y'all negroes. Okay,
Speaker 3: there's nobody who seeks white validation more than Kanye. Kanye was,
Speaker 3: that's not surprising.
Speaker 4: Not five dollars more? Yeh got it? Okay, all right,
Speaker 4: so moving on, we'll see what happens for that. Yo,
Speaker 4: he'd be having so much to say, but he bangles
Speaker 4: say numb, but this not a thing. Did y'all see
Speaker 4: his whole justin Leboy interval?
Speaker 6: I didn't see the four Why would I ever do
Speaker 6: something like that?
Speaker 4: So you didn't buy even a past socks to see
Speaker 4: the full interview?
Speaker 6: No would want Why would I want to do?
Speaker 4: I'm just asking you.
Speaker 6: I don't know exactly.
Speaker 4: How usually one of us three watched something I'm not paying.
Speaker 3: I'm not paying to watch justin Le Boy? Give Kanye
Speaker 3: what's the lap dance for? However, many albums don't know.
Speaker 2: Jesus from the clips. I saw.
Speaker 3: That's all I saw, justin giving Kanye a little lap
Speaker 3: dance without witness, Yo.
Speaker 4: Doja doesn't doja Cad doesn't want kids at her show,
Speaker 4: so she sent out a bunch of sweets telling people
Speaker 4: not to bring kids to her show. Her sweet said,
Speaker 4: rapping about eating wiener and ping on his V cut,
Speaker 4: leave your mistake at home. She's calling the kids mistakes show.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the f you think this is,
Speaker 4: but I don't do music for kids. I don't make
Speaker 4: music for children, So leave your kids at home and
Speaker 4: method and yeah makes sense. It is point she's got wrong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know the content of my music. I know
Speaker 3: the content of my music. It clearly got a parental
Speaker 3: advisory sticker on it for a reason. So why would
Speaker 3: you bring your kids?
Speaker 4: Stop bringing? And which goes back to our topic. She
Speaker 4: don't have kids, so she's like, yo, look, I don't
Speaker 4: you know. They was getting mad at her for like
Speaker 4: calling kids mistakes. Listen, she don't have kids. She's just saying,
Speaker 4: basically like, don't bring them to my show. Yeah, even
Speaker 4: though she do got she don't make music for kids.
Speaker 4: But all her music is not wrangchy like that. She
Speaker 4: has like a wide spread of music, you know, like
Speaker 4: pop between pop and rap.
Speaker 3: So yeah, can you even put last what your kids
Speaker 3: consume nowadays.
Speaker 4: Nope, so it is what it is. Fans speculate after
Speaker 4: no one attends Quavo show. Oh my god, so I
Speaker 4: saw this online. Quavo recently did a show in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Speaker 4: I'm expected to be there very soon, y'all. At what
Speaker 4: is it? What is the manager? Scholamine? I will be
Speaker 4: in Bridgebae, Connecticut where Scratch Factory. No, you're right, all right,
Speaker 4: yeah this is yeah, but Quavo he did a show there.
Speaker 4: In the video shows.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 4: The video of the show started to circulate because the
Speaker 4: venue was empty. A handful of fans showed up for
Speaker 4: the performance. Social media users are speculating that Chris Brown
Speaker 4: has something to do with the small turnout. The theory
Speaker 4: is that Chris Brown bought majority of the tickets for
Speaker 4: the show so that it could seem like Quavo doesn't
Speaker 4: have any supporters, which we know are lies, like he has.
Speaker 4: He has a fan base, He has supporters.
Speaker 3: Done that lie went all the way around the world
Speaker 3: four times, and now there's people waking up this morning
Speaker 3: going wherever they going, talking about Hey man, you see
Speaker 3: Chris Brown bought all quavos. Nobody was at Quavo show.
Speaker 3: And that it's not even true. That is petty, it's
Speaker 3: not even true.
Speaker 4: But it's not true.
Speaker 3: It's not true in any way, shape or form. That's
Speaker 3: whatever reason. The Internet just created this lie. I mean,
Speaker 3: just pulled a lie out there, ass and everybody ran
Speaker 3: with it. I like that petty stuff.
Speaker 18: I like that.
Speaker 4: That's petty. Petty, and Chris Barron proper will up be like,
Speaker 4: hold up, you know, I ain't do this now, but
Speaker 4: he probably laughing at I don't care listen. But either way,
Speaker 4: Quavo still kept good energy and he put on a
Speaker 4: great show for fans that were in the building and
Speaker 4: in other Quavo news. TMZ called out with Carucci over
Speaker 4: the weekend and asked her her thoughts on the beef
Speaker 4: with Chris and Quabo.
Speaker 1: Playbo Chris Brown their music. Now they're feuding about you.
Speaker 1: You've clearly moved on with your life. Why do you
Speaker 1: feel like knowing that you're being dragged into a musical
Speaker 1: feud between these two?
Speaker 18: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't feel it is what it is.
Speaker 4: I'm living my life, taking time for myself, and that's
Speaker 4: all that matters.
Speaker 3: What he else is going on.
Speaker 4: I ain't got nothing. Have you heard the music yet
Speaker 4: I've heard you heard it? What do you think? I
Speaker 4: just don't want any part. And I totally agree with her.
Speaker 4: This man was following her from baggage claim all the
Speaker 4: way to the car. Yeah, literally, and she's by herself
Speaker 4: and she that's she was so cute and so professional
Speaker 4: about it, so nice. I'm telling you, I couldn't.
Speaker 3: I can't if at some point, if you a Papa Rochet,
Speaker 3: you gotta have a you gotta have some dignity within yourself.
Speaker 6: Just walk off, like why am I botching me?
Speaker 4: The whole interview was like what Like he was walking
Speaker 4: with her for like like five minutes and get paid
Speaker 4: for that.
Speaker 9: And especially in La, they wait at baggage claim and
Speaker 9: they wait for you to walk and they know you
Speaker 9: have to walk from the flight to your baggage clean
Speaker 9: so they'll stay there the whole time.
Speaker 4: And she asked him, like, where did you come from?
Speaker 4: He's like, yeah, I just bang out here. Yeah they do,
Speaker 4: like what Lord and checking the world mm m. But anyway,
Speaker 4: that's just with us, all right, second hour, Thank you
Speaker 4: Jess Charlamagne, were giving that donkey two man four after
Speaker 4: the hour.
Speaker 3: We need Sondra Dorley, the district attorney and Upstate New
Speaker 3: York to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 9: We'd like to have a word with her, all right,
Speaker 9: we'll get to that next and then comedian Flame Monroe
Speaker 9: will be joining us.
Speaker 4: And don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, you're
Speaker 4: checking out the Breakfast Club. This is a miracle, there
Speaker 4: is no question.
Speaker 5: And there are problems in this country between police and community.
Speaker 4: Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
Speaker 4: police killing of a black man. Now the new developments
Speaker 4: in the deadly spotshooting rampage.
Speaker 6: Then it was a really bad day for him, and
Speaker 6: this is what you did.
Speaker 4: And so we are in a state of emergency.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 3: White supremacist violence is always have been the number one
Speaker 3: threat to our society.
Speaker 2: But I'm also very proud that my wife the practice
Speaker 2: club bitching collich Nning. Please tell me why was I
Speaker 2: your donkey of the day.
Speaker 3: Well, donkey today for Monday, April twenty ninth, goes to
Speaker 3: a prosecutor named Sandra Doyleysandra is a district attorney in
Speaker 3: Upstate New York who refused to stop for cops when
Speaker 3: she was called speeding. She didn't just refuse to stop
Speaker 3: for the police.
Speaker 4: Nah na na.
Speaker 3: She drove back to her house and called the police
Speaker 3: chief to complain about the ass dig a hole officer
Speaker 3: who pursued her home. Okay, the reason I put Digga
Speaker 3: in the middle is you can't say ass and hold
Speaker 3: together on the radio.
Speaker 6: They must be separated. But Sandra was doing fifty.
Speaker 3: Five and a thirty five when the cops got behind her.
Speaker 3: But she was less than a half a mile from
Speaker 3: her neighborhood, so.
Speaker 4: She figured, hey, Tom the DA why stop?
Speaker 3: So she didn't And this is how things unfolded. Let's
Speaker 3: go to Wham ABC thirteen for the report.
Speaker 6: Police, you know what I've been.
Speaker 4: Dealing with all day, Three murders in the city.
Speaker 1: And do you think I really care if I was
Speaker 1: going twenty miles over the speed limit?
Speaker 20: Just before five forty five pm on a police officer
Speaker 20: tries to pull over a black SUV for speeding on
Speaker 20: Phillips Road in Webster. The driver, Monroe County District Attorney
Speaker 20: Sandra Doorley, confronts the officer, day.
Speaker 4: I was going fifty five coming home from fifty five.
Speaker 20: The district attorney proceeds to call the Webster Chief of
Speaker 20: Police and then hands the phone to the officer.
Speaker 8: Hello, sir, good, ma'am.
Speaker 4: Can you please stay at the beck.
Speaker 2: This is ma'am, this is legal traffic stop.
Speaker 4: Can you please stay over here?
Speaker 13: Sir?
Speaker 8: I stopped her for going fifty five and thirty five
Speaker 8: on Phillips Roads.
Speaker 2: Man, do not go inside.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, man, come outside.
Speaker 2: You can't just go inside.
Speaker 6: This is a traffic stop.
Speaker 2: Here's your phone back.
Speaker 4: I understand the law better than you.
Speaker 20: Minutes later, the original officer can be seen printing the tickets.
Speaker 8: All right, ma'am, So I'm issuing you speed in the zone.
Speaker 4: I'll take care of this is I'll be prosecuting myself.
Speaker 6: Okay, pull over to flat listen.
Speaker 3: Privilege power, okay, not just white privilege, not just white power,
Speaker 3: the privilege of positions. Sandra believed, since she was DA
Speaker 3: and that she knew the police chief, that she had
Speaker 3: more power than the actual officers attempting to arrest her.
Speaker 6: And you know, I can't say that she's wrong. Okay.
Speaker 3: When you have the combination of white privilege and the
Speaker 3: position of power as a DA, all right, you quickly
Speaker 3: realize that all.
Speaker 6: Systems are not created and equal.
Speaker 3: Okay, there is law in order for us regular deglar folks,
Speaker 3: and then there's law and order for people like Sondra Doorley.
Speaker 6: And Sondra knows that.
Speaker 3: Sondra said, and I quote, I believe in accepting responsibility
Speaker 3: for my actions and had no intention of using my
Speaker 3: position to receive a benefit.
Speaker 6: So why the hell you called a police chief?
Speaker 3: Soandra, okay, why did you call a police chief and
Speaker 3: tell the police chief, the tout officers to leave you alone,
Speaker 3: the tough officers to staying down.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 6: See, here's the thing.
Speaker 3: These laws in America, these systems are not designed to
Speaker 3: prosecute folks like Soandra Doorley.
Speaker 4: And she knows that. Okay.
Speaker 3: In fact, police officers don't even react to folks like
Speaker 3: Sandra Dorley the same number one, she's a white woman.
Speaker 3: The restraint shown for Sandra Dorley to grace given to
Speaker 3: Sondra Doorleys because she has the complexion for the protection.
Speaker 3: I truly believe that when it's a white woman, white
Speaker 3: police officers see their mothers and their sisters, their aunts,
Speaker 3: that significant others, so they are very lenient. And then
Speaker 3: when you find out this white woman is the district
Speaker 3: attorney who can get your boss on the phone, the
Speaker 3: chief of police. Forget about it. They don't even know
Speaker 3: how to hold this woman accountable. When you watch the
Speaker 3: whole raw video, one of the officers tells the other officers, well,
Speaker 3: I can't tell you what to.
Speaker 6: Do on your traffic stop. This is your traffic stock,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 3: These systems they created are to keep us in line,
Speaker 3: not them now, Sandra said in a statement after the
Speaker 3: footage was released. Of course, after the footage was released,
Speaker 3: she says, nobody, including your da is above the rule
Speaker 3: of law, even traffic laws. But time and time again
Speaker 3: we realize in this country that that's simply not true.
Speaker 3: Depending on who you are, depending on who you know,
Speaker 3: depending on who knows you, then you are absolutely above
Speaker 3: the law in some way, shape or form. Because everything
Speaker 3: about this scenario with Sondra Dawley would have been handled
Speaker 3: differently if she wasn't who she was. Okay, even if
Speaker 3: she was who she was as a district attorney, I
Speaker 3: think that they would have been handled different if it
Speaker 3: was a black a brown person. Okay, a black a
Speaker 3: brown person who don't stop for police who pulls up
Speaker 3: to their house wouldn't even have been allowed to get
Speaker 3: out their car without at least.
Speaker 6: Having guns drawn on them.
Speaker 3: But when you get out your car and don't even
Speaker 3: listen to their commands and still go on your house.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, let me hear how it would have
Speaker 3: sounded if this was a black person.
Speaker 4: Let me hear.
Speaker 3: Oh and by the way, the audio you're about to
Speaker 3: hear is triggering, but we need to be triggered.
Speaker 6: Let's hear it.
Speaker 4: All units, all units, be aware of the high speed chase.
Speaker 2: We have a black woman.
Speaker 3: She's five five, brown eyes, depicted, nappy hair, goes by
Speaker 3: Lawanda Allen j Washington.
Speaker 4: It looks like she's stopping on MLK Boulevard. Get out
Speaker 4: of the car. Get out of the car.
Speaker 21: Hey, listen, if you mad, don't leave me though, Please.
Speaker 3: Give Sondra Dawley the biggest he huh. And y'all know
Speaker 3: that's how would how it would have win if she
Speaker 3: was black and bro not even closer.
Speaker 10: You know that.
Speaker 4: I said that I missed the good old days.
Speaker 6: It was a good old day.
Speaker 4: We would have a petty party on her Instagram.
Speaker 6: Oh, they've been doing that.
Speaker 3: She deleted all our social mediaha, they did that already.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, deleted all her social media. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that came out this morning.
Speaker 3: Above the lords ain't above the Internet, but the court
Speaker 3: of public opinion on the Internet is gonna get in
Speaker 3: your ass, right or wrong.
Speaker 6: And they don't even need the facts.
Speaker 4: Okay, all she deleted the social media.
Speaker 6: Who deleted all our social media?
Speaker 3: No pet party, that's the that's the actually the headline
Speaker 3: this morning Upstate New York, DA delete social media after
Speaker 3: criticism for cursing out Copple with speeding ticket.
Speaker 4: That's right. And the next they're gonna be in the
Speaker 4: chief of police comments, right, and they know who she
Speaker 4: was going to fund with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know what he said. I don't know
Speaker 6: how you handled it.
Speaker 4: He going to prime till they find out.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: Because they said that her comments have got flooded with
Speaker 3: people from all over the world calling for her to resign.
Speaker 6: Mm hm, yes, so she deleted her her Facebook page.
Speaker 4: Okay, jesus, all right, well, thank you for that. Donk
Speaker 4: of the day.
Speaker 9: Now, when we come back, comedian Flame Monroe will be
Speaker 9: joining us. We're gonna kick it with a flame when
Speaker 9: we come back. It's the Breakfast Logan Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is DJ en Vy, Jesse, Larry Scharlamane the guy.
Speaker 9: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guests
Speaker 9: in the building.
Speaker 4: Fliggy Flame Flame Monroe Breakfast Club. Hello Solo.
Speaker 2: Hilarious.
Speaker 4: That's the first time you're met Flame.
Speaker 6: Never met in person.
Speaker 4: For years and have not have never matried. That's crazy.
Speaker 2: I was going to show up at a house in Baltimore.
Speaker 4: So how's everything been going for?
Speaker 10: It is what?
Speaker 2: You know what every I can't complain.
Speaker 4: They showing me so much love and I love it.
Speaker 2: Just a larics.
Speaker 15: I had to bring you a he she we fan
Speaker 15: because you don't have one of those, I know. And
Speaker 15: I had to bring Charllemagne an Envy my new fan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got one for you. That's gonna be even better.
Speaker 15: When you want your wife to get down with you,
Speaker 15: tell her to do that kiss my face. That's what
Speaker 15: every time a bitch get on my nerves, That's exactly
Speaker 15: what I tell her. Kiss my Jesus Christ, here you
Speaker 15: go en be on.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 15: Why do you make these fans to say kiss my
Speaker 15: in the face, Because I'm telling you, I get so
Speaker 15: much back last year.
Speaker 2: I just had to remainder you. I don't need to
Speaker 2: hear that kiss my face.
Speaker 6: People love you.
Speaker 4: They need you.
Speaker 2: Myself, I don't give a dam we don't love me.
Speaker 4: They need you.
Speaker 3: They need something to be upset about. They don't have
Speaker 3: a life if they don't have something to be upset.
Speaker 2: That is very true, Charlemagne. But I tell you what.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you what. I'm excited about that.
Speaker 15: I just got my fourth seat podcast season with iHeart
Speaker 15: under the Black Effect. Learn from my beautiful co hosts
Speaker 15: in the back Bobby Clifford. I also just won an
Speaker 15: award from go On Girl Book Club in Charleston, South
Speaker 15: Carolina for audible book that I did for James Hanahan
Speaker 15: called didn't Nobody Give It? What happened to Corlauda and
Speaker 15: he just signed the movie rights. Now I can't play
Speaker 15: the in the movie because I'm a little too old,
Speaker 15: but I'd be in prison. That was her free It
Speaker 15: ain't like I ain't been in prison before and just
Speaker 15: thinks of moving the comedy career. My one hour special.
Speaker 15: Me and Netflix real close to sating this deal, okay,
Speaker 15: And if I can get Joe Coy to EP it,
Speaker 15: that would be perfect, because that's why I want to
Speaker 15: ep Man, Why Joe Koy? Because Joe Koy is Netflix's
Speaker 15: golden boy, and I want to be put in a
Speaker 15: space to what I can be seen to get nominated
Speaker 15: and win not only an Emmy, but a Grill Award,
Speaker 15: because the real award would mean more to me than
Speaker 15: an Emmy would.
Speaker 9: I've seen people starting to show you a lot more love.
Speaker 9: At one time it was very difficult for you. I
Speaker 9: believe Charlamagne did it. It's his fault because he said
Speaker 9: I was problematic, and they took that word and ran
Speaker 9: with it. They did it was his fault.
Speaker 2: Why would it?
Speaker 3: How would my problematic gas cause somebody problematic?
Speaker 2: Charlemagne?
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 15: And that was the first time I came on to
Speaker 15: the Breakfast Club that one point six million views and
Speaker 15: they just went crazy.
Speaker 2: And you know what envy.
Speaker 15: What it is is I and meeting a lot more
Speaker 15: women in Hollywood, and they'll all come to me and say,
Speaker 15: I love your stance and how you feel, thank you
Speaker 15: for defending us. But publicly they can't say it because
Speaker 15: of the cancer culture and the fallback and the cancer
Speaker 15: culture is real.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 15: From November twenty two to August of twenty three, I
Speaker 15: lost every book and I had WOW because of LGBT if.
Speaker 2: They weren't all LGBT.
Speaker 15: But if it's one gay person on the board, oh
Speaker 15: she's transferred because she's she's not for the movement.
Speaker 4: So how do they can't like, how do they cancel
Speaker 4: you if you're part of that?
Speaker 15: Because I'm not saying what they want me to say.
Speaker 15: I'm grown and I am it's not my truth. It's
Speaker 15: the truth. See a lot of people coming. I'm just
Speaker 15: living my truth. Your truth is some pictation. Your truth
Speaker 15: ain't the truth. I tell the truth.
Speaker 2: So they was angry, especially with this sports and the
Speaker 2: sports and the trans and sports. That's bunkers right now.
Speaker 15: It's talk to me, same same stance I had when
Speaker 15: I came here in twenty nineteen. It's the same stance
Speaker 15: I have now create a lane for trans athletes. Because
Speaker 15: here's let me. Let me give you the breakdown of this.
Speaker 15: You can never be the best male athlete because you
Speaker 15: has proven You've already proven that you weren't the best male.
Speaker 4: We see that a swimming and a swimming right or whatever.
Speaker 2: Sports you in.
Speaker 15: So you feel like I want to be a trans
Speaker 15: woman a gay and you identify as a trans woman
Speaker 15: not gau So you go to the female's division. You
Speaker 15: can't be the best female simply because you are not
Speaker 15: a female. So create a lane for trans athletes where
Speaker 15: you can be the best. I think it does a
Speaker 15: great disservice to the good trans athletes that we have
Speaker 15: because you don't have an arena to say that you
Speaker 15: are the best.
Speaker 2: They want it to happen overnight, but units.
Speaker 15: Shriver created the special Needs the Olympics at nineteen sixty
Speaker 15: eight in her backyard with six special needs kids. Now
Speaker 15: it's worldwide. What we want is the microwave. We want
Speaker 15: it to happen overnight. It's not going to happen overnight.
Speaker 9: What do you say to people that say that trans
Speaker 9: athletes take these pills that suppress their hormones, so it
Speaker 9: makes them the same as women when they run, so
Speaker 9: they don't have the same strength, they don't have the
Speaker 9: same thing, and it suppresses a lot of their muscle ability.
Speaker 4: What do you say to those people?
Speaker 2: Did my face?
Speaker 15: My face ain't saying yeah you got and I take
Speaker 15: I've taken home almost for years. I'm still physically stronger
Speaker 15: than a woman, and biologically I am still male.
Speaker 2: It is not even saying that.
Speaker 15: I'm not looking for my girls and my guy, my
Speaker 15: trans people to compete, do it, but create a lane
Speaker 15: so it'll be fair, it'll be safe, it'll be welcoming,
Speaker 15: because you don't want to be a place that you
Speaker 15: don't want to feel welcome. We all have children here,
Speaker 15: we all have So if my daughter was a swimmer
Speaker 15: or a runner and a train we paid money to
Speaker 15: do this, and woo wa woo, and she became the
Speaker 15: best number one. And then little John who decided to
Speaker 15: become a trans girl the next day and said it
Speaker 15: was just ice skating, and he came and he just
Speaker 15: dominated everything. My daughter feels defeated because this guy, who
Speaker 15: was an inadequate boy athlete decided to come and be
Speaker 15: with my girl. And if y'all get mad about my words,
Speaker 15: and I say what I said, he wasn't inadequate goddamn
Speaker 15: male athlete, just like that's when he was five hundred
Speaker 15: for the boys. But then it became number two one. Yeah,
Speaker 15: I'll knock it out and they have this leave me alone?
Speaker 2: So problematic? Is that problematic? Because he had a penis?
Speaker 2: That's problematic.
Speaker 15: I got problematic. It's called impressive. You was with Rwanda
Speaker 15: watch last night, right, I was with ROLANDA Watson comedy
Speaker 15: in Harllow.
Speaker 6: What was it like Rolando. She don't get no credit
Speaker 6: like she should. I don't be thinking.
Speaker 15: I think a lot of us dinosaurs are discarded because
Speaker 15: I think this young generation is.
Speaker 2: Because they have no their whole life, that they're so indecisive.
Speaker 15: You especially have a huge platform, shall make you envy
Speaker 15: n just now to change their minds because to me,
Speaker 15: especially with this as being an election year.
Speaker 2: They don't know what to do with the Internet tells
Speaker 2: them what to do. And this is a year that
Speaker 2: is so crucial to voting.
Speaker 15: And I challenge all women that's with unsists or without,
Speaker 15: because women can save this election.
Speaker 2: Women can win this selection for us.
Speaker 15: When I say, when it's the election for us, I'm
Speaker 15: riding with Baden, but he ain't driving in the backseat
Speaker 15: that I drive a car because I still want him.
Speaker 2: Biden is a human. The other one is Ai.
Speaker 4: You don't want Biden.
Speaker 6: You just don't want Trump.
Speaker 2: I don't want either one of them. If you want to,
Speaker 2: I have an option, and my option is Biden.
Speaker 15: Trump has already said that he can grab women by
Speaker 15: the wuha and own it, but now he wants to
Speaker 15: take the power away from a woman to where she
Speaker 15: can have.
Speaker 2: An abortion if she wants someone.
Speaker 15: And I don't want that because if he does that
Speaker 15: to biological women, imagine what he's going to do to
Speaker 15: transit like myself. No, we have to stand together and
Speaker 15: band together until my trans sisters out there, y'all be
Speaker 15: in my inbox. All this hating, all this boosh, you
Speaker 15: better understand that the only allies that the LGBT community
Speaker 15: has ever had or biological women, biological women have always
Speaker 15: stood by us, whether we were their brothers, sons, uncles, fathers, whatever.
Speaker 2: Men will lay down with us, women will stand up
Speaker 2: for us. I'm standing with the women, all right.
Speaker 4: We got more with Fla and Moroon and we come back.
Speaker 4: Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody is
Speaker 4: d j n V.
Speaker 9: Just Larry Charlamine to God, we are the Breakfast Club
Speaker 9: was still kicking to a comedian Flame Monroe.
Speaker 4: Yes, Netflix is a joke. May tempt like how you.
Speaker 15: Feel about Oh, let me tell you something before I
Speaker 15: before I stop my check. Let me let me figure
Speaker 15: out right it was. It felt special, But it's so
Speaker 15: many people now that you know. Sometimes it's oversaturated. And
Speaker 15: everybody is jumping into the comedy arena. All you unfel
Speaker 15: artists in your arena. They go back and work on
Speaker 15: your craft, because stand up ain't for the week. You
Speaker 15: think getting on the microphone inventing and telling what you're
Speaker 15: going through that does not stand up. You have to
Speaker 15: engage in audience for an hour. Yeah, my audience won't
Speaker 15: even go pee. Maybe it's because of what I got
Speaker 15: to say. All the way I look, I thought, it's
Speaker 15: not a bathroom for them to do what you're saying.
Speaker 2: It might be.
Speaker 4: The one time fall in love with you. I get
Speaker 4: that kind of Maine.
Speaker 2: You know, I play LGBT on your but I don't
Speaker 2: make light of that.
Speaker 15: I love my community, but my community really be mind
Speaker 15: boggling sometimes. I just and I want to clear this
Speaker 15: up now because me and just talked about this in
Speaker 15: boxing wool, because I still was just when the whole
Speaker 15: situation with them, when that ridiculous said that periods belonged to.
Speaker 2: Don't belong to only two women.
Speaker 15: I thought that it was ridiculous that the queen said that,
Speaker 15: and I thought the responsibility of us as trans women
Speaker 15: should have went after her.
Speaker 2: I said, not at all. You know that.
Speaker 15: And so when Jess responded, just was not talking to me,
Speaker 15: she was talking to them that put it out there.
Speaker 15: That's it everybody else that jumped on the bandwagon. It
Speaker 15: took I knew you weren't talking to me because I
Speaker 15: am grown again. I'm not a kid. I don't need
Speaker 15: no attention. I get attention when y'all bay tickets to
Speaker 15: come see me on the road.
Speaker 4: But I thought that was before.
Speaker 15: And I'm telling you as a trans woman who is
Speaker 15: very proud of who I am and what I am.
Speaker 15: I stand with biological women because I learned, like again,
Speaker 15: like I said on here before, I learned how to
Speaker 15: be a woman watching a woman, I learned how to
Speaker 15: be watching this ballad.
Speaker 2: Now things some my boy, y'all. I was company and
Speaker 2: hollow last night and.
Speaker 15: A girl, you do I do this thing called if
Speaker 15: you ain't scared to ask, and I am scared to
Speaker 15: answer at the end of my set, and so this
Speaker 15: girl asked me a question about you, and it was
Speaker 15: very it was it was very personal.
Speaker 2: I was like, girl, first she caught me out God,
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, absolutely not. That is not who
Speaker 2: he is at all.
Speaker 4: Gay.
Speaker 2: No, she'd asked where you get. She asked, was you
Speaker 2: a little big gay? First of all, you know, he
Speaker 2: is asking, do you want to know my answer?
Speaker 6: What's the answer?
Speaker 15: I told him absolutely not. I said, that's just he's
Speaker 15: very comfortable in the man that he is. That does
Speaker 15: not mean so many men are not comfortable with who
Speaker 15: they are. So when another person sees that on the
Speaker 15: outside looking in, and you're like, oh, this this is
Speaker 15: because what your perception of a man is, that's your perception.
Speaker 2: Of a man. I'm a man, I'm a trans woman.
Speaker 15: But to my children, I'm a man because I'm daddy
Speaker 15: and I take care of They asked, I don't need
Speaker 15: to be famous because I made you look infamous. I
Speaker 15: don't want to be famous for that. I want to
Speaker 15: be famous off of my talent, and my talent speaks
Speaker 15: to me. But when they stop me, me and what
Speaker 15: they do not know, And I'm gonna say this publicly.
Speaker 15: From August, from November of twenty twenty two to August
Speaker 15: twenty three, by July, we were tight in our belts.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, And I told I never told you.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you said no, I never told because that's not
Speaker 15: who I am. I'm a proud person, So I hustled.
Speaker 15: You can't care of my because I take care. I'm
Speaker 15: a dad, I take care of my kids, and y'all
Speaker 15: mat because I had a difference of opinion. That's what
Speaker 15: made me stand up for jest and stand up a day.
Speaker 15: They have a difference of opinion. My community are the
Speaker 15: most opinionated people in the goddamn world. But if you
Speaker 15: say anything that they don't like, they're ready to have
Speaker 15: a mail down. So when Netflix stood up with Dave
Speaker 15: against that machine, I thought that was fantastic.
Speaker 2: And you can see what.
Speaker 15: Had that turned out the same big queen who was
Speaker 15: doing all that protests in Holland turned out to be
Speaker 15: the biggest homophobe ever and they shut it down.
Speaker 2: Now you don't even hear from her.
Speaker 3: To me, wonder who's really the bigger than the situation,
Speaker 3: who's the really the person hating in that situation?
Speaker 2: And I'm trying to spread love.
Speaker 4: David bring good good, you know, and I got the
Speaker 4: good good.
Speaker 2: I passed it out. Since I've been in New York.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 4: What we appreciate you for stopping to all the time.
Speaker 6: Make sure you listen to the Laugh and Learn podcast.
Speaker 2: Make sure you listen this on fifty let me go.
Speaker 2: You should have had me on here. I would have
Speaker 2: put answer in the box. You got time for that.
Speaker 2: Now you you two adult for that. You you don't
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 18: No, you know what.
Speaker 6: I don't even to talk about it.
Speaker 2: No, I want you to talk about it. That's right,
Speaker 2: Come on.
Speaker 3: With Because I felt like if you already know a
Speaker 3: person's stance on something, especially in regards the sensitive situations
Speaker 3: like George Floyd, it's like, why I'm sit here and
Speaker 3: arguing with her. The police is in jail. We know
Speaker 3: George Floyd died because he got choked out by Derek Sharvin.
Speaker 4: What am I arguing her for? That's performing?
Speaker 15: That was just one because when you had Nikki Hanley
Speaker 15: on here, because the more she talked, the further away
Speaker 15: from the White House she gat and.
Speaker 3: Not compared Nicki Helly was the person running for Nikki.
Speaker 15: Said that racism sided under Obama's watch. Instantly, I would
Speaker 15: have put that in the box and shut her down.
Speaker 6: Well, we know that wasn't true.
Speaker 3: We talked about that, We talked about that racism didn't
Speaker 3: starting to Obama's watch.
Speaker 2: Girl, just cut up borrow your pregnancy for.
Speaker 6: Obama's watch.
Speaker 15: You know, let me tell you something. I just want
Speaker 15: your women to know that the power right now belongs
Speaker 15: to women. And for all you all who's saying that
Speaker 15: you save money and this and that, you have to
Speaker 15: remember that it takes two consecutive turns for any president
Speaker 15: to make real change in this country.
Speaker 7: I e.
Speaker 15: Clinton, Bush, Obama. This one ain't gonna do it. And
Speaker 15: y'all keep talking something Joe don't know who he is.
Speaker 15: Joe's incoherent. Let me tell you something. Joe is pretty
Speaker 15: savvy with what he does, and he's doing this thing.
Speaker 15: And when y'all want to keep pushing that narrative, Ronald
Speaker 15: Reagan the last three years of his presidency had no
Speaker 15: idea who the hell he was. And you know Nancy
Speaker 15: was to run the country. She only knew three words,
Speaker 15: just say no. It was a strong cabinet. So make
Speaker 15: sure that Biden has a strong cabinet. Because the fear
Speaker 15: is not that Biden is too old. The fear is
Speaker 15: that Kamala is too close.
Speaker 3: I think it's a combination of both. He ain't too
Speaker 3: old and this combination of the boy he too old
Speaker 3: because he's the oldest living president of.
Speaker 2: In history and the one that's three years younger than him,
Speaker 2: got ninety one in diapments. And people said, but what
Speaker 2: I do agree with I do agree with you.
Speaker 3: If he had if he had a if he had
Speaker 3: a younger vice president, a white male, younger vice president,
Speaker 3: I don't think nobody would. But I don't think we
Speaker 3: should be in here talk about individuals.
Speaker 6: Should talking about the ideas.
Speaker 4: We should talking.
Speaker 2: About the thread of democracy.
Speaker 15: You have to because the reason Trump is so strong
Speaker 15: in it because he pushes his conviction.
Speaker 2: He believes, he's saying that.
Speaker 3: He makes y'all believe, and people buy into his ideas.
Speaker 3: We don't like Trump all Biden. We don't want either
Speaker 3: one of them.
Speaker 4: People like, we have no other choice.
Speaker 15: And this third party, y'all, y'all messing up. This Kennedy, y'all,
Speaker 15: if we wanted a third part I would love to
Speaker 15: have a third party in this country. But we should
Speaker 15: have did that the day in that Biden took office.
Speaker 15: It's we at the eleventh houre. Now we have to
Speaker 15: finish line. It is not it's either the old man
Speaker 15: or the orange old man. There are no aboptions. But
Speaker 15: y'all doing this third party, you're taking boats away from
Speaker 15: this and women. I'm challenging all women within the sound
Speaker 15: of my voice, y'all got the power. We have the
Speaker 15: power that's with the units.
Speaker 3: Or without because of the rights that have been rolled back,
Speaker 3: in particular Roe v w Yes, and you have to.
Speaker 2: Look at what he did a year ago. He was
Speaker 2: the trans woman king that I turned back rov Wade
Speaker 2: and woo woo woo.
Speaker 15: But when he saw that he was losing the female vote,
Speaker 15: then he started backtracking and swinging his legs on the fence.
Speaker 15: You don't get to have it both ways women. This
Speaker 15: is up to y'all, and this is up to us.
Speaker 15: You think I should run for the president, No, I
Speaker 15: could be.
Speaker 2: The president the first lady. Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: You ain't no fun.
Speaker 18: You know what.
Speaker 3: You laugh and learn podcast on the Black Effect. iHeart
Speaker 3: radio podcast network, follow Flame and everything that flames.
Speaker 15: Yeah yeah, listen to me on coffee tap every morning.
Speaker 15: Politics and is going on. And I just want to
Speaker 15: have one more thing before I leave. I can just
Speaker 15: say this, honestly about the whole P Diddy situation.
Speaker 6: Loved nobody.
Speaker 15: I can guarantee you everyone about the whole P Diddy
Speaker 15: situation that flaming row is not on any of the take.
Speaker 4: But club, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Brought everybody's d J n V. Jess, Hilaria Charlamage the
Speaker 9: guy we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess
Speaker 9: with the mess.
Speaker 2: You use a real weapons, just a robber Moore.
Speaker 4: Just don't do no lines, don't do nobody world why
Speaker 4: Jess worldwise on the Breakfast Clubs the coaching ship.
Speaker 16: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 16: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 4: Could you see.
Speaker 2: It's time to set it off.
Speaker 4: Okay, story story stories, So Tiffany had it, says Common
Speaker 4: is the only celebrity that she's been entangled with. She
Speaker 4: claims that he chased her for two years. That your
Speaker 4: home boys, Yeah not like not like Tiffany to Homieough, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I was gonna say he chased her for two years.
Speaker 4: All right, you're right right, all right. Joe m bid
Speaker 4: Revell's Bell's palsy diagnosis. That was a big story over
Speaker 4: the weekends.
Speaker 3: They're still gonna get swept. The definitely ain't got no mercy.
Speaker 3: Oh this Tuesday half of that man face. That's true
Speaker 3: and I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: That's gonna get swept. You think of course.
Speaker 6: They're gonna win the series.
Speaker 4: They're gonna win this weekend. This too much. That was
Speaker 4: gonna make them stronger. Yo, eat the words watch they
Speaker 4: might they might get another game.
Speaker 6: I can see them getting another game out the series. Serious,
Speaker 6: all right?
Speaker 4: Nlie Chopper thinks Beyonce for the inspiration to take out
Speaker 4: the box. Simone will body out. I mean, I call
Speaker 4: this man, Simone I'm talking about Yeah, that's what you do.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: He just thanks her for thinking outside the box. I
Speaker 4: guess maybe her doing the country album she thought out.
Speaker 11: Baby.
Speaker 4: He said, look, please wait, he's Boots Bine for Blue.
Speaker 4: All right, Simon will body our office one hundred thousand
Speaker 4: dollars reward to anybody with solid proof of him cheating
Speaker 4: another scam. It's so funny. D d G says baby
Speaker 4: with Halley wasn't playing, but a marriage is. They said,
Speaker 4: the pregnancy wasn't played. But the goal is to be married.
Speaker 4: But he wants to do it at his own pace
Speaker 4: and focus on the marriage, not the wedding. Absolutely yes,
Speaker 4: and Laurel Charlemagne cousins. So you better better listen, all right,
Speaker 4: Kiki Palmer and says a to lead Easter Ray produced
Speaker 4: buddy comedy flick Nice.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 6: What's it about? We don't know?
Speaker 4: No, that's I mean, that's young girl. You gotta asks her.
Speaker 6: Think I know all of these people.
Speaker 4: You know, all these people, high mighty black people yesterday. Yes,
Speaker 4: I know that's nice. Violence erupts. I hate what yo?
Speaker 4: The so dramatic violence erupts during Stunner Girl performance after
Speaker 4: fans slaps her ass. Yeah, they should have whooped his ass.
Speaker 4: Stunner Girl, that's the girl. Yeah now, but her security
Speaker 4: whooped the dudes ass to slap her ass because she.
Speaker 9: Was on stage performing and the dude slapped her ass,
Speaker 9: and then her security jumped down and they beat dude.
Speaker 4: You know what I thought, because you know me, I'm bottom,
Speaker 4: I said at the fans slapped her ass, I thought
Speaker 4: like she got slapped in the face. She was on
Speaker 4: stage and oh, the security jumped down and they whooped
Speaker 4: his ass out. I'm old.
Speaker 6: I was born in ninete hundred and seventy eight. Who
Speaker 6: is Stunner Girl?
Speaker 4: I don't know?
Speaker 2: So how is she do zero?
Speaker 4: She was these network, She's not on no more. She
Speaker 4: don't want to fell out with what is his name?
Speaker 4: That gotta look just like Diddy, Lamel.
Speaker 6: I can't believe you in here. I can like you
Speaker 6: don't know what's happening.
Speaker 4: I swear while she got she been performing sometimes, but
Speaker 4: only see when he go through the beef. And I
Speaker 4: only watch just on Nandez show. I don't watch it.
Speaker 4: I don't watch nothing else. On the end, that's Naia. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but she was on the stage, she was performing.
Speaker 9: A dude slapped her and ass but she was walking
Speaker 9: by and then security beat him up as they should.
Speaker 4: Well, good, okay. Harvey Weinstein hospitalized after New York City
Speaker 4: returned his health as a train wreck. They say, all right, now, listen,
Speaker 4: this is the real story. New York City fails. I
Speaker 4: mean no, I'm sorry. What well, that's not entirely off.
Speaker 4: But pregnancy, yeah, pregnancy brain. New York couple fails an
Speaker 4: attempt to hire a hit man. Now, this story is
Speaker 4: is crazy. A'll look A twenty one year old man
Speaker 4: named Alexander K from upstate New York. Upstate New York
Speaker 4: is going crazy all right the way. He's waiting to
Speaker 4: be sentenced after being found guilty of raping a high
Speaker 4: school senior and holding her hostage for two days, he
Speaker 4: decided to come up with a plan to take out
Speaker 4: the people who put him in jail. Law Biden citizen.
Speaker 4: You can tell he'd been watching that for a long time.
Speaker 4: So he convinced his twenty two year old girlfriend to
Speaker 4: hire a hit man to kill the AD eight on
Speaker 4: the case. The payment for the murder was set to
Speaker 4: be made in Xanax bills instead of money, approximately coming
Speaker 4: to a total of one thousand, seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: dollars worth of xanax.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, he had to know he was going to
Speaker 6: jail absolutely.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately for them, the hit man was really an undercovered
Speaker 4: New York State Police investigator. Of course, Johnny Alexander was
Speaker 4: also still in jail while he planned everything Gerard Butler.
Speaker 4: But only thing is Gerard Butler. That character was smart.
Speaker 4: He was dumb, all right. The girlfriend. He planned everything
Speaker 4: with his girlfriend and somebody else that he had on
Speaker 4: the outside as well. So investigators have multiple recording conversations
Speaker 4: between alex and his girlfriend. That's why they always say
Speaker 4: this call is recorded for quality training purposes. There was
Speaker 4: also reportedly a miner. That's why I don't care. That's
Speaker 4: what I think they said. The point is that it's recorded.
Speaker 4: There was also reportedly a miner who was a part
Speaker 4: of the plan who he ordered to kill the judge
Speaker 4: in the case. He wanted a minor to kill a judge.
Speaker 6: He wanted the hit man was gonna do all of
Speaker 6: that for sevente He must have been on the hell
Speaker 6: is around with you. You had to know that deal
Speaker 6: was too good to be true.
Speaker 4: Now he is in jail for his sentence and for
Speaker 4: the rape conviction. His new charges are, however, attempted murder, conspiracy,
Speaker 4: and criminal self control substances, and his girlfriend faces the
Speaker 4: same charges. New York is crazy. New York is crazy,
Speaker 4: though that person right there is crazy, I know, but
Speaker 4: this is in upstate New York. Like that lady that
Speaker 4: you gave the dayah Da, it's crazy, y'all.
Speaker 18: Damn it.
Speaker 4: The had tip but this is funny, but I'm at
Speaker 4: to do it tom Alright, Well that is just the mess.
Speaker 4: Now when we come back, we got the People's Choice mix.
Speaker 4: It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, you're
Speaker 4: checking out the Breakfast Club. More thing.
Speaker 9: Everybody is j n v ess hilarious, charlamage the guy.
Speaker 9: We are the Breakfast Club again. Salute to Flame and
Speaker 9: Row for joining us today.
Speaker 6: Salute to Fliggy Flame Man. Make sure you listen to
Speaker 6: Fliggy Flame, Flame and.
Speaker 3: Row on the Laugh and Learn podcast on the Black
Speaker 3: Effect iHeart Radio podcast Network. And thank you to everybody
Speaker 3: who came to the second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival
Speaker 3: this weekend in Atlanta. This thank you to Atlanta period.
Speaker 3: We had a great time in Atlanta this weekend. Man
Speaker 3: from Clark Atlanta University on Friday, and we absolutely got
Speaker 3: to hit more HBCUs like I would love to do
Speaker 3: that more before the.
Speaker 6: Years over here?
Speaker 4: Yes, did you tell them it was my idea? I mean,
Speaker 4: it's tell him that it's my idea just I.
Speaker 6: You want to go to.
Speaker 2: M Joyner was doing it before all of them. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to.
Speaker 3: Tom Joyan was broadcasting from college this way before any
Speaker 3: of us. So yes, if you want to carry on
Speaker 3: black radio traditions what I'm doing.
Speaker 9: Yes, I didn't do it at North Carolina and Hampton
Speaker 9: Howard fam you broadcastle.
Speaker 4: From wanting to them.
Speaker 3: It ain't the same with just you though, But y'all
Speaker 3: didn't want to go with Nobody ever asked us.
Speaker 6: Damn as No, I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: I want to go to South Carolina State University for
Speaker 3: their homecoming in October.
Speaker 6: I definitely want to.
Speaker 9: Okay, I'll be by then, Yes, And I want to
Speaker 9: do Hampton and Hall for their homecoming too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: But somebody coming at the HBCUs. They be having a
Speaker 6: problem with.
Speaker 4: The HBCUs, like just the HBCUs.
Speaker 6: Like getting things like that done. So they was like,
Speaker 6: you know, the schools have to really want to do it.
Speaker 9: No, not really a homecoming season. They'll definitely do it.
Speaker 9: They like they've been asking every time I go out
Speaker 9: and do it. They want to do it because they
Speaker 9: feel like a lot of time students don't get that
Speaker 9: opportunity to see people doing what they want to do,
Speaker 9: whether it's mass community, mass communications major, or business major.
Speaker 4: They want to see people do it to see what
Speaker 4: it is that they like and they enjoy. So they
Speaker 4: would love to do it.
Speaker 6: So let's do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and just shout out to everybody in Atlanta, man,
Speaker 3: every place. We went from Magic City to you know
Speaker 3: the restaurants we pulled up in. But the second Annual
Speaker 3: Black Effect Podcast Festival, which is a Black podcast family reunion.
Speaker 3: It is a place for people to come and you
Speaker 3: know network and talk about the business of podcasting and
Speaker 3: just you know build.
Speaker 6: It's a real community, man.
Speaker 3: So thank you to everybody who came out this past
Speaker 3: Saturday at Pullman Yards in Atlanta. We'll see you next year,
Speaker 3: same time, same place, and thank you everybody that hit
Speaker 3: the stage. Man from Wallow and Gilly to Jess Hilarious
Speaker 3: to Mandy and Weezy, Horrible Decisions, Drea and Lex Paul
Speaker 3: Minds Ball Alert show.
Speaker 6: They brought out tis a special.
Speaker 3: Guest, Debbie Brown with the Deeply Well podcast, Will Lucas
Speaker 3: with Black Tech, Green Money, all the panelists like a
Speaker 3: Shawna Airs and you know, Damon John, just everybody who participated, Tamika, Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 4: All right, shout to Tamika when we come back. Positive
Speaker 4: notice the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning, warn everybody, it's DJ n V, Jess Hilarious,
Speaker 9: Charlamaine the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. You got a positive note?
Speaker 10: Yes I do.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: This positive note comes from the Great Maya Angelou. Please
Speaker 3: remember that no matter what happens or how bad it
Speaker 3: may seem today, life does go on and it will
Speaker 3: be better tomorrow.
Speaker 6: You can attribute that to Miya Angelo Augurilla but it
Speaker 6: will be a better tomorrow. Okay, have a good day.
Speaker 4: Breakfast, club pitch.
Speaker 2: Is y'all finish or y'all done