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Piece to the Planet is Tuesday. Yes,

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it's Tuesday, Yes it is. What's happening?

0:54

Hey, everything is great now. Yesterday

0:57

we were out in DC, Angeli and I

0:59

shout the pet see. They were doing

1:01

a gala. It was called Historically Better where

1:03

they recognized and acknowledge people that are

1:06

doing well that graduated from HBCU.

1:08

So it was a bunch of people nominated. Was hosted

1:10

by Terrence j Uh, myself,

1:14

Angela Ye and the Tory. Uh.

1:16

And they just acknowledged, you know, different

1:18

people, whether they were ministers, uh, basketball

1:21

players. Uh. There was

1:23

a brother that was in the FBI. Uh.

1:26

There was a bunch of people that would acknowledge. Last

1:28

night, so it was just a dope galla representing African

1:31

American black people for Black

1:35

History moth. Black people,

1:37

African American or black

1:39

people and whatever you whatever you like to call them, but

1:41

for Black History Moth. It was just pretty dope

1:43

to see so many black people in the room looking

1:46

so nice and being so accomplishment.

1:48

I mean, that makes sense that that's not a crazy thing to

1:50

say African American black people, because you

1:52

have European black people, you have

1:54

Caribbean black people, you have you know, it

1:58

was black people in the build. I don't know where they were from. Know

2:00

it's Caribbean, African American, it was black people. It

2:03

was people, and it was It

2:05

was just dope to see so many accomplished black

2:08

people in the room last night and just having a great

2:10

time to shout to Pepsi. On the

2:12

way back, I think Angela Ye's

2:14

tire blew out. So her tire blew

2:16

out, so she had to pull over

2:18

in the side of the road and uh call a toe

2:21

truck and she had to take a uber home. So that is

2:23

the reason why she is not in to date.

2:25

But she is okay. I caused a little

2:27

ft up, but she is fine, Okay.

2:30

Right now. Did you see the Kobe memorial?

2:33

Did you watch that? Um? I did it to myself.

2:35

I didn't want to. I was trying to avoid it. I was

2:37

trying to tell myself, I'm

2:39

not gonna watch this. I don't feel like being sad

2:41

on this Monday afternoon. But I said,

2:43

you know what, it's Kobe Bryant's

2:46

memorial, is Gigi's memorial. I'm gonna

2:48

watch. So I did. How many times? Did you cry?

2:51

Um? I teared

2:53

up? You know what I teared up about. I teared up about the fact

2:55

that because because the perspective,

2:57

I was trying to figure out why things like this hits so different

3:00

number, so many different aspects of the fact that he

3:02

was a father doing his normal routine

3:05

with his daughter for one of her extracurrical

3:07

activities basketball, and you know

3:09

it can just happen just that correct.

3:12

But I was thinking about the fact that, um,

3:14

we're just not in control. I think a lot

3:16

of times your ego kicks in and situations like that and

3:18

says, oh, I gotta get control, I gotta control, I gotta get control.

3:20

You're not in control, Like that's all that

3:23

situation shows you. You're never truly

3:26

in control. Yeah, I tell a lot. I watched

3:28

it on the way down to DC, and

3:30

when she said, uh, you know, God

3:33

took Gig and Kobe

3:36

away because she knew that g couldn't be on

3:38

the stars without Kobe, I just started balling.

3:40

Yeah, my dinner taleges doctor doctor

3:43

Nay saying that we was having a conversation when

3:45

it first happened, and she said the same thing. She was like, you know, their

3:47

spirits have always been linked, the spiritual linked,

3:50

you know, long before they got here, and their spirits

3:52

will be linked long after their physical bodies

3:54

are gone. And she said the same thing, like, she was like, they

3:57

both had to go together because their spirits

3:59

are so intertwined, connected one one couldn't

4:01

live without the other on this on this planet. And I was

4:03

like, yeah, yeah, yeah,

4:05

man, it just it just shows you that you're just not

4:08

in control. You're just never in control.

4:10

And I think I think that's what causes a lot

4:13

of anxiety, right, yeah, because we're

4:15

just always trying to control the future,

4:18

trying to control certain outcomes, and you just can't. Nothing

4:20

can be control. We've got to enjoy the moment, that's

4:22

right. Yeah. Man, Well we'll give you more and

4:24

give you some updates and what you

4:26

know, what happened in the memorial and all that other

4:28

stuff when we come back in front page News. But also

4:31

AOC will be joining us this morning. Alexandria

4:34

Corti Cortez, that's

4:37

the seed. There's a oh Ocasio

4:40

Cortez. That's why I call her AOC. Right this, AOC

4:42

will be joining us this morning. AOC will be here this morning.

4:45

That's right to talk about all everything that's going on

4:47

in our current world today. That's

4:49

right. So we'll kick it with her in a little bit and in front page

4:51

News. So we'll tell you about the memorial yesterday, Kobe

4:53

Bryant's memorial and Harvey Weinstein. He

4:56

should be in rikers right now, jail. We'll tell you about

4:58

that, so don't move. It's to breakfast club morning morning.

5:01

Everybody is DJ Envy Angela

5:03

Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We are to breakfast Club.

5:05

Let's getting some front page news. So

5:08

now van Es Lebrian she filed a wrong

5:11

filled death lawsuit against the helicopter

5:13

company, claiming the aircraft should have never been placed

5:15

in the peril it was in before that accident.

5:18

Uh, they're not saying, you know, aunt of money

5:21

that she wants, but she is sewing and she'll

5:23

probably win. I can't see her not winning. Yeah,

5:26

especially if the guy wasn't supposed to take off

5:28

and took off anyway and didn't have clearance

5:30

and took off anyway. I

5:33

don't know, man, and he decided in twenty

5:35

fifteen for doing the same thing. So I can't.

5:37

Yeah, situations like that, you know, I mean,

5:39

I hope she wins, but it's just the sad part

5:42

about it. You know, you win, but it doesn't bring

5:44

you people back, you know what I mean. So

5:46

if it was somebody else's negligence that caused

5:48

your people to the parish,

5:50

I don't I don't know if

5:53

that does anything for you. Just lawsuits,

5:56

I mean not at all. That. Also,

5:58

yesterday was the memorial at the Staples Center.

6:01

Twenty two thousand people were in attendance,

6:03

and Beyonce she's saying, Halo.

6:06

Here's a snippet of that all

6:33

right now. Vanessa Bryant, she

6:36

spoke yesterday, which I'm sure was probably

6:38

one of the hardest things she had ever had to do, just to

6:40

speak to people and talk to people

6:42

about her husband and daughter. Yeah, I was thinking about

6:44

that yesterday. I was thinking about the fact that the

6:47

best thing that probably happened was they had a memorial

6:49

like a month later, just so everybody could gather itself

6:51

a little bit more, because I don't think you could do that a month ago. Nah,

6:53

Well, let's listen. God knew they

6:56

couldn't be on this earth without each other. Yeah,

7:00

to bring them homes happen together, Babe,

7:04

you take care of our chie Chee and

7:06

I got nanny Baby and Cocoa. We're

7:09

still the best team. We

7:13

love and miss you, Booboo and chi chie Lord

7:15

Mercy, both rest in peace

7:18

and have fun in heaven until

7:20

we meet again one day. We love

7:22

you both and miss you forever

7:25

and always. Mommy Lord

7:28

Mercy, I turned the value down right, that can listen to that

7:30

again. I'll just start crying. Yeah, it's just the impermanent,

7:32

impermanence of of of life.

7:34

Right, It's just like we just not in

7:37

control. And then when you hit when you hear stories

7:39

like that, immediately's like okay, let's tighten let's tighten

7:41

up. Let's you know, gotta get gotta get in control,

7:43

gotta get in control. That's like there's

7:45

no control baby. When it's when it's your

7:48

time, is your time. You had to turn the value down because it's

7:50

not I'd be tearing the pire now. Shaquille

7:52

O'Neil he spoke about the day he uh that

7:55

Kobe gained his respect, The day Kobe

7:57

gain respects. The guys

7:59

were landing, said Shaq, Kobe's

8:01

not passing the ball, said I'll talk to him. I

8:04

said, Kobe, there's no I

8:06

team And Kobe said, I know,

8:08

but there's in me and that mother. You goddam

8:13

went back and to Rick and Uh and

8:15

Big Shop. Boba said, just get the rebound. He's

8:17

not passion for

8:20

Kobe Bryant, damn and no I, but it

8:22

doesn't add me and that mother. That's right, God damn.

8:24

It followed the hot hand. All right, stop complaining.

8:27

Do your goddamn job. Do what you're good at, not do what I'm

8:29

good at. Now. Michael Jordan spoke on his little

8:31

bro. Kobe was my dear friend.

8:33

He was like a little brother. The questions

8:37

they're wanting to know every little detail

8:39

about life that they were about them. Barkar,

8:42

he ushould call me, text

8:45

me eleven thirty two

8:47

thirty three o'clock in the morning,

8:50

talking about post up

8:52

moves, footwork and

8:54

sometimes the triangle.

8:58

At first it was an aggravation,

9:02

but then it turned into a

9:04

certain passion, and he also

9:06

talked about himself crying. I

9:08

don't have to look at another crime meme. I

9:13

told my wife I wasn't gonna do this because I didn't

9:15

want to see that for the next three or four years. Why

9:19

is the Jordan crime memes so big? Man? Why is his

9:21

meme the crying so damn big? Because

9:23

Michael Jordan got to be top two ugliest

9:26

cries. Michael Jordan

9:28

is the Michael Jordan of ugly crying. Like

9:31

his tears are like colored purple tears like this,

9:33

it's just the way they stick to his face. Last

9:35

night he looked like he has not coming out his nose. Like

9:38

before he even said that about the meme, I was

9:40

just sitting there thinking like he about to bring the Michael

9:42

Jordan crying mean back, just about looking like that on that

9:44

goddamn state. And he don't even think about wiping

9:47

it off, you know how, You know how certain people you see

9:49

crying wipe you goddamn

9:52

thought. It just sticks like

9:54

they come out and they just stick there like

9:57

like like they're not even real, look

9:59

almost photo shopped on. Like, Yes,

10:01

Michael Jordan is the Michael Jordan, the ugly Christ.

10:03

Goodness, there's nobody better. I can't who who

10:06

we cried better than Michael Jordan. I can't think. I can't

10:08

think of nobody. Brother, who Kim

10:11

Kardash No, I ain't got nothing on Michael,

10:14

please, not even close. No,

10:18

no, because don't know tear fall. It's just all fake

10:21

and we don't feel and we don't feel sorry for him. All

10:23

right, all right, we last front page News. Get

10:25

it off your chests eight hundred five eight five

10:27

one on five one. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit

10:30

us up right now, call us up,

10:32

let's talk. It's the Breakfast Club. Come morning, the

10:34

Breakfast Club. Pick

10:38

up the mother mother phone and down. This

10:40

is your time to get it off your chat. Brother, you're mad.

10:45

We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club, but you better

10:47

have the same energy. Hello,

10:50

who's this angel? Angel?

10:52

What's up? Getting off your chests? Brout?

10:54

First off, I'd like to say uh recipe

10:57

to Kobe Bryant and drop

11:00

a ball for the beautiful memortal that they threw yesterday.

11:03

It kind of put me. It gave you a little bit of

11:05

closure, and just seeing Vanessa Briant up there,

11:07

it kind of just uh maybe

11:10

just a little bit strong one. I mean, if

11:12

we're hurting, just imagine what she working. And

11:14

then I just wanted to say, it's a beautiful, beautiful, beautif

11:16

feutiful ceremony. Okay,

11:18

well, thank you brother, And that's the evy.

11:21

Where can I find your mixtape at that whether you guys were

11:23

talking about that, you guys had the anniversary

11:26

off. Oh, it was

11:28

an album? Served wasn't mixtape? Was an album? I'm

11:30

sure you can look on line if you look. It's called black Party, be a

11:32

look Party, p r t Y. It's not on n

11:34

none of the streamer services. Uh yeah, it's

11:36

actually it's un title. It's un title after music

11:39

and all those on the streaming services insurance. I'm

11:41

gonna listening to it today and I'm a great Joan.

11:44

I'm gonna came back to ma, are you gonna great him on a thirty

11:46

year old mixtape? Danglet

11:48

live? What up? Traff? You

11:51

know what's going on? I'm

11:55

selling out? What's up?

11:57

Room? Oh

11:59

gods, not be there now she's got here today. What's

12:04

what up? SIUs? How are you? I'm doing

12:06

good. I'm doing good. How are you living? I'm

12:08

blessed, black and holly favored, sir. Okay,

12:11

okay, don't forget ugly, don't forget

12:13

goodness. Gracious listen,

12:16

man, I want to shoot my shot. And one of y'all, m

12:19

one of y'all listenings. Man that you calling okay

12:21

all the time? Who because he just sounds

12:24

fine. Get to do this sounds fine

12:26

every time you wake up, Honi is hell on a Tuesday

12:28

here, tell

12:31

Mello to follow me on Instagram. You just

12:33

signed but you just fine? Mellow Mellow,

12:36

you know good and well? Mellow was out from Sam's

12:38

boo. Now hey, man, hey, hey,

12:41

I'm trying to see what Mellow looked like. Man,

12:43

just following me on the gram ak eight on the score

12:45

twin only you I Suppo should look like

12:48

you know, to sound fine. I'll let me all right, Mellow

12:51

Mellow. We gotta love connection early in the

12:53

morning with traf goodness grace. Sure

12:55

Mellow might be calling up here in a minute. Yeah, I'm sure,

12:57

Mona, yeah, get it off

13:00

your chest, Mona. I don't

13:02

really haven't gonna get over my tip. But I was here

13:04

y'all talking about the Jordan ugly cry in

13:06

Biola. Davis has a real ugly woe. All

13:10

right now now we're talking about goat to ugly

13:12

crime. You're right, You're absolutely

13:14

right, Byola. David's definitely got a good ugly cry.

13:17

My goodness, all

13:19

right, thank you mama. Yea, I have a good

13:21

day you too. Now, Hello,

13:24

who's this and what's

13:26

up? Getting off your chests and what's going

13:28

on? Man? Uh me again, I ain't

13:30

think I was gonna get my son's

13:33

birthday to day, Man Kingston's happy birthday.

13:36

I'm gonna give a shout out to my wife. I

13:38

love it the dec I don't get a shout out of y'all too

13:40

many. Uh Dn.

13:43

I love you man, you, I love your family, environment

13:46

man and Charlemagne. Remember

13:48

when I uh called in about the black and

13:51

let you on the eighteen trips?

13:53

Uh No, but I'm act like I know you're talking

13:56

about well

13:58

yeah, uh man, if you can just you know, there's

14:00

a share a life or something. Man. He's trying to teach

14:03

people about hiking and stuff in the wood and

14:05

uh surviving off the land. You know what I'm saying,

14:07

so okay, y'all reach out and

14:10

DJ mby Man, I'm trying to get to y'all podcast,

14:13

Cree podcast. Yes thinks

14:16

we wanted done something you said, can we utch

14:18

you or something? Get some of them tickets or

14:20

something for the Casey Crew podcast.

14:23

I love you and oh well, the

14:25

Casey Crew podcast is something that you can listen

14:27

to, so you can go to SoundCloud

14:29

title Apple Music. Oh no, yeah,

14:32

yeah, you know, I'm definitely uh you're talking about

14:34

that. You're talking about the flyway. Yeah,

14:36

when you when y'all through the library.

14:39

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that happens. That happens in Jamaica.

14:41

Yeah, appage Jamaica. If you are more information, then

14:43

we just click the link in my bio and we'll

14:46

give you all that information. We're actually giving away a trip,

14:48

so hopefully maybe you could you could click on it.

14:50

Maybe you could be a winner that bit. All

14:52

right, bro, good luck man, I appreciate y'all. Man, have

14:54

a go on. Good morning, get it off your chest

14:56

eight hundred five eight five one on five one.

14:58

If you need to vent, hit up up now with the Breakfast

15:01

Club. Good morning. You

15:03

get to pick up the mother mother phone and down

15:06

this is your time to get it off your chest. We

15:10

want to hear from you on the breakfast club, so you better have

15:12

the same energy. Hello.

15:15

Who's this Hi? This is Renee

15:18

Rene. Good morning, Good morning. UM.

15:20

I just want to get off my chest. I'm a teacher. UM,

15:23

I live in Queens. I've travel out to bushwar

15:25

Breaklans. Um. I'd need

15:28

these parents to know how dirty

15:30

these schools are. I'm dealing

15:32

with an infestation of roaches,

15:35

water, mugs, rats,

15:38

and parents just have no idea

15:40

of what's happening with their

15:42

kids in these schools. Like this is why children

15:44

are always so sick. Um, teachers

15:47

don't sick. We're calling out all the time

15:50

and you I've tried to contact

15:52

the Board of Health and they don't reach back

15:55

out. So I just want to encourage

15:57

parents to go and look

16:00

after they children. Who asked about how they're

16:02

community. Why

16:05

don't we do this? Why don't we bleep out your name and you

16:07

tell us what school of this so we can see that school

16:09

has roaches and rats and all types of things. You

16:12

know what, I'm not gonna do that. I'd

16:15

rather just you know, he I'd

16:18

rather just have parents reach out to

16:20

their own school because there is happening everywhere

16:23

New York City. You know why, you

16:25

know why I really respect you because

16:28

you know the difference between a water bug and a roach. A

16:31

lot of people don't know the difference. I'm saying. A lot of people

16:33

confuse water bugs roaches differ,

16:35

so there is a huge difference. As as a man

16:37

who grew up with roaches, I'm glad that you know

16:39

the difference. Okay, well you have a good more

16:42

than moment, but you too,

16:44

Thank you, thank you so much, goodness

16:46

gracious. Hello. Who's this? Yeah? Yeff,

16:49

how are you guys doing? How's it going? What's your name?

16:51

Bro? My name is Jeff. I work

16:53

for you at the United Dare what's

16:56

up? Jeff? Yes, M School

16:58

Global at ORG. We warn an oil concession.

17:00

It's Black History months and we were

17:03

I saw a four hundred year in this side of

17:05

the pond, and we want

17:07

a oil concession for gas

17:09

and and and gasoline. And there's nobody

17:11

in our community we could approach to have a sensible

17:14

conversation about this concession.

17:17

It's for the community for us to

17:19

do something about it. Is this it's our way

17:21

of getting something back from from the continent.

17:24

What the hell are you talking about here? Talking about

17:26

oil man oil,

17:29

the oil business, oil concession. We

17:32

have that m school Global,

17:34

that org. We have that. We would like to share

17:36

it with the community, but there's nobody to talk

17:38

to have a sensible conversation. I

17:41

mean, you can't talk to nobody of it. Are

17:44

you calling up? Like? What do we what

17:46

do we know about oil? And there's a

17:48

lot to be learned about. That's that's

17:51

why we need to get in touch. There's a lot for

17:53

you guys to learn about. Okay, you all doing the right.

17:55

Anybody hello,

18:00

he give me some lands on it. I'll take it. Your

18:02

vus mellow? What's going on, mello

18:05

man? God got a blessing for you to smarting

18:07

mellow. You know who just called and shot a shot

18:09

at you? Trap? Trap said

18:12

you sound sexy yep, And Trap

18:14

said he wanted just, you know, get your instagrams.

18:16

We can see what you look like. So go ahead and give give me your

18:18

instagram real quick. Hold on,

18:20

I'm gonna play a hole side clipping. Um,

18:23

I don't, I don't. I don't go on that side of sense. I appreciate

18:26

it. I'm gonna follow him on the grand I guess you can

18:28

follow me on the ground is mellow underscore

18:30

Moula with three ads. To be honest, I

18:32

wasn't even calling for that. I was cooling because

18:35

y'all kept hanging up the phone on me yesterday, like

18:37

you don't worry about all that, all right, worry about

18:39

this. We're trying to pass to you. Okay, all

18:42

right, Yo, King Kane Kane

18:44

Kane Kings. Bro you

18:46

are King King the

18:48

young man trav once your instagram.

18:51

You gave him the Instagram that lets me know you're a little

18:53

curious and you know, listen, don't

18:55

block listen, don't block your blessings.

18:57

King, that

18:59

is out, nah

19:02

man, I thank you, just trying four for you on some positivity

19:04

or envy. Broke you and your wife want to compete

19:07

at the Awards. I was killing it, so thank

19:09

you. Bro. Y'all was looking great. Bro and

19:11

Charlotte Maine. Your means are serple,

19:14

you know what I mean. Somebody make millions other than to make means.

19:16

But you know what you can actually

19:19

hold on. We're collect actually I

19:21

do both. Just want to throw

19:23

that out there, but next

19:26

year too, if you want, I'm coming through.

19:28

Just some of you just let me know something. You won't

19:30

travel look good on the red carpet together matching

19:33

Texas. Daddy Flies says,

19:36

huh, stop playing with me, man, you're playing

19:38

with you. Stop playing

19:41

with me. Stop doing it. You know what, I don't want to I don't appreciate

19:43

people who don't appreciate the blessed to travel being. Your

19:45

d MS will hear all about it, all

19:48

right, get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five

19:50

eight five one on five one. If you need to vent, you can

19:52

hit us up at any time. Now when we come

19:54

back. We got the rum as Angelie is out, so

19:56

I hold it down now. Could

19:58

it be possible that this guy lost to fight because

20:01

he was wearing a forty pound costume.

20:03

Let's not report that story. It's still

20:05

black history. Mouth that hurt my feelings yesterday. I can't

20:08

believe that was I don't believe he said that. Could that

20:10

be the reason he lost to fight. We'll talk about it

20:12

when we come back. Don't move. It's the breakfast club

20:15

the morning. It's about the

20:25

breakfast club. So now,

20:27

Deontay Wild allegedly claims that we're

20:30

in that forty pound costume before his

20:32

fight with Tyson Fury. I left

20:34

his legs dead and that is one of the reasons

20:37

why he lost allegedly, that's what they're saying.

20:39

Where's the audio. There's no audio. Whe's the

20:41

video. They're saying it will be coming out a full

20:43

interview. I believe they said by the end of this week. I

20:45

don't I don't feel like my guy said that. I don't believe

20:48

that King Deante Wider would come with a

20:50

lame ass excuse like that. Um, I

20:52

just don't believe he said that. I'm gonna tay something else is

20:55

gonna be back, y'all keep playing with y'all

20:57

want to. I see all the memes and I understand the energy

20:59

of shoot media. That's the way it is when you're taking

21:02

But Deondy Wild will be back, that's right. I think

21:04

the trilogy is going to happen. I think he gets a

21:06

chance to exercise that clause and he has thirty

21:08

days to do that. He did he didn't exercise

21:11

it. Yeah, I don't think he should have done that. I think

21:13

that he should have fought fought maybe maybe

21:16

maybe one or two more fights like fight Ruise, maybe

21:18

somebody else, and then fight Tyson

21:20

Fury, maybe like late twenty twenty one.

21:23

Sometimes he may want that back. You know, it's like somebody

21:25

punches you, you want to punch them back. You don't want to wait, you

21:27

want that right away. I heard yesterday he fired his

21:29

trainer. Yeah, that's allegedly till he fired his trainer,

21:31

that parted ways. So I mean, listen, he's

21:34

gonna need a whole new game, playing a whole

21:36

new technique to go up against Tyson

21:39

Fury. And that's the trainer that allegedly

21:41

through well through in the towel in the seventh round, the trainer

21:43

that saved his life, training that probably saved his career.

21:46

So you know, but still I still think he needs

21:48

to bring somebody else in just to teach him

21:50

a different technique. He can't just rely on that power

21:52

punch all the time. But Deontay Walter will be back,

21:54

trust and believe that. I always wondered, like when when

21:56

those boxes do they ever get a chance to talk to like Mike

21:59

Tyson and talk to Tyson about, you know, different

22:02

things that he did, or if he said, you know, let

22:04

me talk to Floyd about different moves that he would use.

22:06

You know, do do boxes do that? Because you see it all

22:08

the time when NBA players and football players was

22:11

here on Breakfast Club, I do. I don't know

22:13

if he said that him and Lenny Cluis were supposed

22:15

to talk a train together. Was it Lenny Clus?

22:17

I don't remember, but I'm sure he'd do now.

22:20

Also, Layla Ali, it looks

22:22

like a super fight. It's about to happen. It might

22:24

be a little too late in my opinion,

22:27

but when Leyla Ali was on the Breakfast Club,

22:29

this is what she said, when we never

22:31

went back in the ring and just just just for fun money,

22:33

right, Layla there still

22:37

training, I stay

22:39

training, but you know I don't. I don't think there's anyone

22:41

there for me right now that would actually give

22:43

me a good challenge. Okay, Well,

22:46

Clarissa shild she was on the Breakfast Club

22:48

and she wants all the smoke. I've

22:50

never disrespected Layla Ali when it like

22:52

comes to her boxing, she paved the way.

22:55

So when I heard her say that, I'm like, so

22:57

what she's saying, like I don't know how to box or something. If

22:59

you come retirement, I smoke you. But

23:02

do I want to fight a forty one or forty year

23:04

old Layla Ali? No? I

23:06

want to actually her embrace me, I embrace

23:09

her, and we build women's boxing to the

23:11

place where it's supposed to be at. No, we

23:13

want to see a fight. Now. Layla Ali was on

23:15

ESPN and this is what she's saying.

23:18

Now. Have I been sitting around thinking

23:20

about boxing. No, But lately there's

23:22

been a little chatter and yes,

23:28

which is amazing and I love

23:31

that because we want to see women

23:33

continue to grow and inspire other people.

23:35

Right, and people are asking me would you come back?

23:37

Well, I have to be inspired inspiring

23:40

opponent. Of course. Absolutely. When

23:43

it's personal that starts a fire,

23:46

and when the money's right and it

23:48

makes sense, then why not. I'm about

23:50

all this. So it looks like this fight might

23:52

happen. I'm about all this. I don't know if it's

23:55

the Zone or ESPN or whoever. Somebody

23:57

need to cut that check and get Layla Ali

24:00

versus Shields in the ring. Uh, veteran

24:03

versus versus. I don't want to call Clarissa a movie,

24:05

but O G generation versus new

24:07

generation. I would like to see you know what? You want to

24:09

see that dope? Yes, because she's she's out

24:11

of a prime. How do you know beat

24:15

your ass right now again, I'm not a boxing Batleman,

24:17

dje probably

24:21

can beat you, right

24:25

right whatever. Listen, Lay, remember

24:27

that movie about a Rocky when remember

24:30

the movie rock No No, No, No, no, no no. It

24:32

was one of the Rockies where he fought Antonio Talfer.

24:35

He was already retired and he was already done, and they

24:37

did it for like fun. This would

24:39

be something. This was for money though, so the name for fun. But this was

24:41

this was that reminds me of that was a movie. And

24:43

well, let's see, I would love to see the fight forty old

24:46

fighters kill still still Bang. George Farman won

24:48

the title after forty back in the day like or

24:50

late light, Lee can get busy still Okay,

24:53

I think that would be a great matchup, layl Lee train

24:55

for like a year and her and Clarissa

24:57

Shields getting on in two twenty one. Sometimes

24:59

who's gonna w I don't

25:01

know. I mean, I don't know a toss up for me? All

25:04

right? I would, I would, I don't know a toss up for

25:06

me. Well. Jesse Smolette was back in court

25:08

yesterday. He pleaded He pleaded not guilty

25:11

at his arrangement for lying to the cops,

25:13

but in some off news. The

25:15

guys that allegedly did this to him. Able and Olah,

25:18

the brothers, the two Nigerian brothers. They were in

25:20

court yesterday and they said that Jesse

25:22

was pretty pissed off, and so it was the lawyer and this is what the lawyer

25:25

said about it. They're here to support the

25:27

process. They are here because they

25:29

want the truth to be told. The

25:31

brothers want the public to know that

25:33

they were honest and open and

25:36

remorseful about their conduct involved

25:38

in this entire event. They have been

25:41

truthful since they won. They

25:43

will continue to be truthful.

25:46

They will continue to cooperate.

25:49

They will be here till the very end

25:51

of this process. Now why they were in court yesterday,

25:53

I don't know. I don't know. Abron it

25:56

was the named Abra and Ola. Abel and Able

25:58

and Ola. Able and Ola sound like the stars of like

26:01

an African fairy tale. Like they get lost in

26:03

the woods and get stuck in a gingerbread house

26:05

and I got to eat their way out. That's

26:07

all you got out of that? Huh. It just sounds their name

26:09

song. That's dope, Actually, that's it

26:12

sounds like they should be some type of team okay new

26:14

WWE tag team, alright, able

26:16

and Ola Nigerian Express.

26:20

That's how you got that? All right? Well, that is your room

26:22

of report morning. Everybody is DJ

26:25

Envy, Angela Yee, Charlomagne

26:27

the guy. We all the breakfast club. We have a special

26:29

guest in the building. Indeed, AOC

26:32

is what they call Hello, good morning, welcome

26:35

man, Alexandria o'casil cortet. That's

26:37

everything right, yep, you got it all right? Worried

26:39

about it that well?

26:46

For people that don't know, tell them how you got into politics.

26:48

Tell them your story from the Bronx. The youngest

26:51

person ever in Congress, by the way, and it was amazing

26:53

when you got elected. And I always say the

26:55

craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all the four

26:57

that is true. That is one

27:00

hundred percent true. So

27:02

I'm a third generation Bronxite. My

27:05

dad was born in the Bronx. My grandmother

27:07

moved to the Bronx from Puerto Rico. And

27:09

growing up, you know, being born in

27:11

the Bronx, my parents they had to

27:15

we felt a pressure to move out so that I

27:17

could have an education. The idea

27:19

that our zip code determined

27:22

so much of the quality of

27:24

life that the way that

27:26

my parents felt like I needed a shot was to be

27:28

somewhere else. And so after I

27:30

graduated college, I moved back to the Bronx and I started

27:33

doing education work with young kids, and

27:36

that kind of brought me into activism.

27:39

And I never

27:41

thought that I was going to run for political office,

27:44

but I felt like, you know, this window

27:46

really opened in twenty sixteen,

27:49

and I felt like our representation

27:51

wasn't good enough, and I decided

27:54

running a primary election against a twenty

27:56

year incumbent. Yeah,

27:59

and I was out spent ten to one, three

28:01

million dollars put in against me. But we did

28:03

it the old fashioned way, organizing people

28:06

in the community, aunts, uncles,

28:08

away las, everybody knocking on doors.

28:11

And it was one of the probably

28:13

one of the biggest upsets of twenty eighteen.

28:16

Those of us want Spanish inclinent. What did that mean, Grandma?

28:22

Did a lot of people who traditionally weren't voting,

28:24

did they come out to vote? Yes, we expanded

28:27

the electorate about sixty eight

28:29

percent above the last off your

28:31

midterm primary. And that's

28:34

how we really changed this thing. Because

28:36

we're not going to change our outcomes

28:39

with the same voters that have

28:41

been determining all of our other outcomes. But

28:44

what are some of the misconceptions of democratic socialism.

28:48

I think there's a lot of misconceptions. One

28:50

is that there's a huge generational divide. Older

28:53

people tend to think of democratic socialism through

28:55

the lens of the Cold War, right,

28:57

like they think of communism, and

28:59

they think of all of these things. Younger

29:01

people, I think our views on

29:04

democratic socialisms have been

29:06

really shaped in our political

29:08

upbringing. The first time I ever voted

29:10

an election, when I turned eighteen, was for

29:12

Barack Obama. And now

29:15

the people who voted for Barack Obama

29:18

at the youngest possible age that they could vote for

29:20

him, now we're in our thirties.

29:23

And so the last ten years,

29:25

our entire adult political lives have been

29:28

shaped by the discourse. And so since

29:30

the time I was eighteen years old, Republicans

29:33

and you know, people at large, have called

29:36

healthcare socialist, public education

29:38

socialist. They've called systems

29:41

that the rest of the modern developed world has,

29:43

like universal healthcare, paid

29:46

family leave, tuition free public colleges and

29:48

universities. All of those things are

29:50

called socialist or democratic socialism.

29:53

But for me, My political

29:55

ideology has really come from

29:58

people in the America in tradition like Howard

30:01

Thurman, Martin Luther King, even

30:03

Albert Einstein was a democratic socialist,

30:05

Ella Baker, James Baldwin, all

30:08

of these folks come from a tradition of

30:10

critique of this obsession

30:13

with money and profit and capital

30:15

at all human and environmental costs. And

30:18

when you actually look at the present day, some of

30:20

the most popular policies and

30:22

things that we have are not capitalist.

30:26

Medicare, medicaid, social security,

30:28

libraries, public schools, firefighters,

30:31

infrastructure. None of these things

30:34

were built because

30:36

they come at a profit. There are some things

30:38

that should be economic or social

30:40

rights, and we've established that as such.

30:43

It's like, I mean, to me, when I hate democratic socialism,

30:45

I had compassionate capitalists. Why

30:47

not tweak the message, just the little meat. If that's

30:49

how you see it, then I think that's how

30:51

you see it. I do think that there are important

30:53

differences. Compassionate capitalism

30:56

to me is like raising

31:00

the minimum wage a little bit,

31:02

and to me, democratic socialism is

31:05

unionizing your workplace or having a worker

31:07

cooperative. It's a different structure.

31:10

The fact that, Okay, you've

31:13

really challenged to seeing your leadership in the Democratic

31:15

Party. How's your relationship with them now? You

31:18

know, I think the one thing that I'm

31:20

thankful for is that I do

31:22

think that people now know

31:25

that I'm you know, now that I'm a year in, that

31:28

I'm not doing this to play games.

31:30

This is not like an ego thing. I

31:33

think there is a certain degree of respect that

31:35

they know that when

31:37

I'm being a pain in

31:39

the butt, it's over an issue. You

31:42

know. For example, there are two bills pushing through

31:44

right now in Congress on marijuana

31:47

deregulation and legalization. So one

31:50

is a justice bill, and it's making

31:52

sure that we are taking care of and expunging

31:55

people's records and that we are making right

31:58

in the criminal justice side. And the other

32:00

side is the banking side, which

32:02

is to allow banks to actually deal

32:05

with incoming money from what

32:07

we now deem as federally illegal

32:11

and purchases of cannabis. And

32:13

so, you know, one of the confrontations

32:16

that I had this year was we should not

32:18

pass the banking bill first.

32:21

We should pass the justice bill

32:23

first. And that seems like a given to

32:26

us. To us,

32:29

it's a given. But of course,

32:31

the easier thing to pass is the banking

32:33

bill. And here's the actual problem is

32:36

that the people who made money and profited off

32:38

of private prisons now get to turn around

32:40

and take that capital and be the first people to invest

32:43

in, you know, the market for marijuana

32:46

and cannabis. Meanwhile, it's

32:48

our communities that are still dealing with the scourge,

32:51

even if you're out, still having

32:53

that on your record. And so right

32:55

now, you know, it's one of those things where it's like seen as

32:58

annoying or it's a fight because

33:00

I'm saying we should do things differently.

33:03

But I think ultimately the relationship

33:05

is okay. You know, I'm not like trying

33:08

to curry favor or

33:10

be liked, but ultimately I think that's also

33:13

why it's why there's some kind

33:15

of respect there too. Now, being from New

33:17

York, what do you think about former Mayor Bloomberg

33:19

running for president? What are your thoughts? I

33:21

think it's not a good idea.

33:24

I think our experiences have

33:27

seen this, you know, from stopping

33:29

frisk to the surgeon housing

33:31

costs in New York City, to

33:34

even his own history on redlining,

33:36

to how he talks about transgender

33:39

people. I think I don't

33:41

think it's the smart thing

33:44

to do. I think people

33:47

think that his money makes it a

33:49

safer bet against Trump, and I actually

33:51

don't think that that's the case at all. How

33:53

do you explain so many black people

33:55

falling in line? Well,

33:58

ay, I think a lot of people don't know

34:01

Bloomberg. Like we're here in New York City, we

34:03

lived under his tenure as

34:06

mayor, and this is

34:08

part of what he's doing, Like when he comes in swoops

34:10

in super late in the game with

34:13

billions of dollars at his disposal

34:16

and is able to kind of shower the

34:19

air waves with his cash. But also

34:21

he funds a lot of nonprofits and

34:24

a lot of charities with you know, his

34:26

Bloomberg philanthropies and so I

34:28

think, and mayoral campaigns, yeah, and

34:31

mayoral campaigns and all sorts of stuff. And he

34:33

and he also gave a lot to a lot of different campaigns.

34:36

So I think people see what he's done with his money.

34:38

They haven't. And I think a lot

34:41

of people may have endorsed him without seeing what

34:43

he did when he actually had a position of power.

34:47

That's the main thing. I think that's

34:49

enough for me to somebody that can beat Trump. I I

34:52

agree, obviously we have to beat Trump.

34:54

But if we beat Trump

34:57

and go back to the same policies

34:59

that we had before, or a

35:01

worse Trump is going to come. A Trump that's

35:03

more sophisticated, whose fascism

35:06

is less obvious is

35:09

going to come, and things could get even worse. Would

35:11

you ever take money from Bloomberg? No? Why

35:14

wouldn't you take money from Bloomberg? Only reason I asked because

35:16

I know he gave Stacey Adams five million for Fair Fight twenty

35:18

twenty, and he said that he would give a billion dollars to whoever

35:21

the Democratic nominee is why why can't we

35:23

wellcuse money? One thing is that I

35:25

don't need it. You know, I've worked really really

35:27

hard to be financially

35:31

independent of wealthy

35:33

people in how I run for office, and

35:36

b I don't think that it's worth the

35:39

optics of he donated all this money,

35:41

so he has some influence, well more the optics,

35:43

but the power, like it's not just I

35:46

mean, people say all the time, oh, I

35:48

can take this check, it doesn't influence me. It

35:50

does, right, even if he's just giving you the money because

35:52

he wants to beat Trump. I

35:55

think there's a lot of ways he can do that. To

35:57

beat Trump that I don't necessarily need to

35:59

accept. He can fund lots of other

36:01

candidates. He can fund organizations like fair

36:03

Fight, which is fighting voter suppression. I don't

36:05

think a dollar from Michael

36:08

Bloomberg's wallet is like a

36:11

morally wrong thing. But

36:13

for me, you know, I rely on small

36:15

dollar donations, and I

36:17

think that the independence for me is important.

36:20

It's more important than the cash. The years twenty

36:22

twenty five, he'll see it's thirty five years old. To

36:25

rock com. President Bloomberg's like, here's a billion

36:28

dollars, they'll see rock out. Now.

36:30

Now, we talk a lot about these Democratic nominees

36:33

and the past things that they've done that

36:35

have affected us negatively, But what if

36:37

some of these candidates come forward now and have some

36:40

plans for the future. Do we say, Okay,

36:42

this was in the past, they've learned from that, and now

36:44

they have these great plans that they're implementing. Do

36:47

we come to accept that because we

36:49

don't know? Obviously, by now, Bernie Sanders looks

36:51

like he's doing a great job and he's leading

36:53

everybody in the polls. But whoever it is, do

36:56

we rally behind that person if it's a Joe Biden, Noor

36:58

Bloomberg, even though their path

37:00

if you don't agree with M.

37:03

I think that redemption

37:05

in politics is an

37:08

acceptable thing, but you have to earn

37:10

it. It needs to be proven

37:12

through years of work

37:15

and evolution for the right thing. This

37:17

is what happened with Bloomberg. He was

37:20

down with stopping frisk. He fought

37:22

for it in the courts. The courts overturned

37:24

it as unconstitutional, he still fought

37:27

it, defended it after him being

37:29

mayor, and then, like the first time we've heard him

37:31

say it was wrong, five minutes before

37:33

he runs for president, he says, Okay, maybe this wasn't so

37:37

Yeah, exactly. People need to prove

37:39

through their actions and through what they're willing

37:42

to withstand how down

37:44

they're going to be with our communities. But I

37:47

also think that this year is just

37:50

tremendously dangerous, Like if we

37:52

elect Trump again, I don't

37:54

even know what is going to be left

37:56

after four years of that. But that's why I

37:58

think we have to nominate someone who can do both. Who

38:01

is that person though, because I mean, listen, everything you're saying

38:03

is true, but who None of these people are

38:05

proving themselves when it comes to black and brown communities

38:07

not to me when it comes to legislation policies

38:10

like who I think that there is

38:13

a problem where we

38:16

lean on saviorism a lot, yes,

38:18

and like, no elected

38:20

official is going to save anybody.

38:23

And I'm saying that as an elected official, because

38:26

first of all, it's all part of a larger system. So

38:28

you can have one great, amazing, incredible

38:31

elected official, there's still in a system that's completely

38:33

bogged down in the legacies of racism

38:36

at basically American apartheid

38:38

with Jim Crow, with the

38:40

genocide of Native people. So I

38:43

think that knowing that, I

38:45

think what's really important and what's special right now

38:47

about about this moment is that we are

38:49

starting to get politicians that are accountable

38:51

to mass movements. And I

38:54

think Bernie Sanders has that accountability

38:56

to mass movements. I think you have

38:59

some folks that you had some great candidates in this

39:01

Julian Castro. I think Elizabeth Warren has some

39:03

of that accountability as well, and we're

39:06

just starting to get that. So

39:08

I understand why people look at this

39:11

whole field and don't feel particularly inspired.

39:13

But I think if we continue to support

39:17

those candidates that are accountable

39:19

to mass movements, and I think that Bernie

39:21

is the most accountable. I would like to see as

39:23

his vice president got to be a black woman. I

39:26

mean, of course, we'd like

39:28

to see diversity on that slate. There's a lot

39:30

of great candidates out there. I

39:33

don't know. I'd love to see Nina Turner with Bernie.

39:36

Nina Turner is incredible. I think that Bloomberg

39:39

is going announced Stacy Abrams

39:42

and I think Bidenessen and the Harris would

39:44

be formidable. I just think you have to have a woman

39:46

of color with you. Yeah, I think it's important to

39:48

have that diversity at

39:50

the top of the ticket. But I think it's really important

39:52

that we don't just start engaging in tokenism.

39:55

Like it's not just about putting a woman

39:57

of color a black woman just because they're a woman color,

39:59

a black woman. It's like qualified,

40:02

of course, of course. How do how do you

40:04

feel about Bernie bros and gals who attack

40:06

people who speak out against Bernie on social

40:08

media? Well, I you know, when I

40:11

see some of this behavior, it's unacceptable, right, So,

40:13

like if you're out here attacking

40:15

a person personally, you

40:18

know, it's one thing to be to be tough

40:20

in a debate and to point out hypocrisy and to

40:22

say, you know, this doesn't make

40:24

any sense, or this position

40:27

hurts working people. It's one thing

40:29

to to say that, it's another

40:32

thing to just be

40:34

dehumanizing. And we see that everywhere

40:36

from our schools all the way up to

40:39

you know, adults, like it's just

40:42

so easy now for a kid to drop a

40:44

comment, for a person to drop a comment

40:46

that they would never say in real

40:48

life. I know you experienced that a lot. Oh

40:51

yeah, I mean President, the president

40:53

do some shots with you. I don't think he would never say to you from oh

40:55

no, he yea,

40:58

he never would like keep that same energy,

41:02

keep that same energy, compliment

41:06

mc donald, chump doesn't like you. It's like I'm doing something

41:08

right then. Yeah, well, I mean I think he's scared.

41:11

Were you surprised when he sent out that tweek? No,

41:13

you were surprised. You knew it was coming here. I yeah,

41:15

I felt it coming because A he's

41:18

obsessed with television, and so

41:20

he responds to things that he sees on television and

41:23

because I'm on Fox News like all the time.

41:26

But also he doesn't like

41:28

attention not being on him. So

41:31

if attentions on anyone else. If it's on Adam

41:33

Schiff, it's on Nancy Pelosi, if it's

41:35

on Colin Kaepernick, he's

41:38

gonna try to find a way to

41:40

reel that back in. And

41:43

he is because he's a narcissist, but he is he

41:45

is good at it. I don't know if I blame the media for that at

41:47

him, because it's both yea, It's

41:50

like it's like an addictive, unhealthy

41:53

relationship that they have. They can't

41:55

stop covering him and he can't

41:57

stop consuming it. Got

42:00

more with AOC when we come back, don't move. It's

42:02

the breakfast club. Good morning morning. Everybody

42:04

is DJ Envy, Angela Yee.

42:06

Charlomagne the guy, we are the breakfast Club.

42:08

We're still kicking it with AOC, Charlemagne. Isn't

42:11

that dangerous for you though? When you got the president calling you a

42:13

whack job? It's very dangerous. Um.

42:15

I had a point last year where I would

42:17

wake up in the morning and I look at pictures of people

42:20

who are trying to harm me that day, like and

42:22

a lot of times it was white supremacists.

42:26

Like it's very, very real, and it's

42:28

very scary. That's why I think when people like

42:30

especially on the far right. They're like, oh, this is an attention

42:33

thing. It's like, I am not doing this for my health.

42:36

Actually bad for your health. So do you pull up to the

42:38

Bronx and hire some goons. I

42:41

actually feel safest in the

42:43

Bronx. I figured that the Bronx that happened,

42:46

I feel safest in. It's when I'm in DC that

42:48

I feel way less safe. Actually,

42:52

yeah, And it's

42:55

funny. I go home. I go home and like, I

42:57

live in the same neighborhood that I've always lived in it, and so like

43:00

if any of my neighbors or anyone in the building

43:02

sees anything off, I mean you know how it is. It's

43:04

like a new car or her

43:07

anything like that. People are like, hey, heyy

43:09

have you seen that, Like go to the store, stay in there

43:11

and be careful that someone outside it doesn't

43:13

look right. But yeah, but like nothing ever,

43:16

nothing ever weird has happened. But the funniest thing was

43:18

one time New York one,

43:20

like the news truck came and we were doing an interview,

43:22

and all my neighbors were like New York ones out here, like

43:25

like, go to the store, hide in there. It's like, no,

43:28

it's fine. I would ask you a few more questions.

43:30

You channel Nancy Pelosi once,

43:32

but on a view you called her Mama Baron.

43:34

You said, tell people don't mess with Mama. Yeah.

43:37

So when you see somebody like students A Randon promoting

43:39

to primary Nancy Pelosi,

43:41

how did that make you feel? Well? I think

43:44

it like you can hold two things at the same

43:46

time. It's kind of like when you have

43:49

family and you argue with people in your family,

43:51

but you're still at the end of the day a family. I

43:54

think it's kind of like that within a party, is

43:56

that ultimately we're

43:59

going to disagree with each other, and sometimes those

44:01

disagreements are going to be big disagreements,

44:05

but ultimately we

44:08

need to make sure that we defeat Trump.

44:11

And like a democratic maturity, at

44:13

the end of the day, as problematic as it can

44:15

seem, sometimes is better than a Republican

44:18

maturity. Nancy Pelosi is

44:21

just insanely skilled. Like,

44:23

whether you agree with her or

44:26

disagree with her, no one can

44:28

say she doesn't know what she's doing. Ye that tweet

44:30

from Susice rand Affair, Well, you will

44:33

never hear me speak out against a primary election,

44:35

because I want in a primary election I

44:37

think it's wrong for me to close the door behind

44:39

me, to say, oh, I can get here this way, but no one

44:41

else should. So you support incoming candidates?

44:44

Are I support incoming candidas?

44:46

And I support primary challengers. It's all about

44:48

the work that you're that you're putting up. And

44:50

I saw people calling you a hypocrite because you got your

44:53

god daughter into a charter school a few

44:55

years ago, and they say that's a no no for democratic

44:58

socialist base. How do you respond to it? Cousin,

45:00

you know, and my goddaughter, he

45:03

made a choice given what that

45:05

was in the South Bronx, and he asked me to help

45:07

him. Would I help him fill out the form

45:10

so that he could pursue

45:13

this choice that he made for his daughter. And how

45:15

are you going to tell someone no? Because ultimately

45:18

the present situation is

45:21

that and the situation that he was in

45:24

was that we grew up and

45:26

he was raised in the Bronx

45:28

when dropout rates were forty fifty

45:31

sixty percent and his

45:33

school was completely totally

45:36

inadequate, and he was

45:38

faced with the choice a generation later to send

45:40

his daughter to that same school without enough

45:42

improvements. And so the

45:45

deal ist. So what we fight

45:47

for is policy where he never

45:49

has to make that choice again. It would be hypocritical

45:53

if we weren't proposing policies

45:55

where you don't have to make choices. You

45:58

don't have to make choices like that. A couple

46:00

more questions, Bernie, one of his main

46:02

pushes his Medicare for all, but you recently

46:04

say we may need to be flexible on that to get things

46:06

done. Yeah. So I

46:09

appreciate the opportunity opportunity

46:11

to talk about this so because I think what's

46:13

really important is that we fight for the full freight

46:15

of Medicare for all, and so this is

46:17

not about rolling back on it at all. In fact,

46:20

if anything, we should talk about why

46:22

a public option is not good,

46:24

and the reason for that is because you

46:27

set up a public option for insurance, then

46:29

you let all the like for profit insurers

46:32

continue to kind of reign

46:35

in the way that they do. What they will

46:37

do is that they will kick off all the sick

46:39

people onto the public option plan, and

46:41

then all of a sudden, our public option

46:44

seems crazy expensive because

46:46

you have all sick people and no

46:48

healthy people, which as we know, does

46:51

not work in insurance. So Medicare

46:53

for All is a single payer system is

46:55

the best way to do it, because if you do use a public

46:57

option as a middle staff

47:00

up, it actually, in my opinion, makes it

47:02

politically less feasible to get medicare

47:04

for all, because what you're doing is that you're frontloading

47:07

all of the worst parts of the system,

47:10

and then you're asking people to politically

47:12

support expanding that. What was the point

47:15

of impeachment, Well,

47:17

so the thing is is if we

47:19

allowed the president to continue doing

47:22

everything that he did and the House didn't

47:24

act, then it was going to be on us,

47:28

right because people were criticizing when there

47:30

was no impass Then it's on us.

47:32

It's Democrats who are choosing not

47:35

to pursue the rule of law in the United States

47:37

of America. Now that

47:40

it's you know, moved to the Senate

47:42

and the Senate acquits. This is on Mitch

47:44

McConnell. This is on Marco Rubio, This

47:47

is on Ted Cruz, This is on Susan

47:50

Collins, this is on Lisa Murkowski.

47:53

They are responsible for the degradation

47:56

of the rule of law and our slow descent into

47:58

fascism frankly a slow

48:00

distance. Yeah, I mean that's true too, that's true.

48:03

That's true. The elevator. Yeah, you

48:05

think he loses in twenty twenty. And the reason I say

48:07

that is because I see Democrats cannibalize in each

48:09

other so much like somebody like Joe Rogan

48:11

comes out endorses Bernie. People get

48:13

mad if oh don't accept that endorsement.

48:15

Why not? Yeah? First of all, I

48:18

don't think November is

48:20

a short bet for anybody. And

48:23

anyone that is telling you that

48:25

anyone candidate will for sure

48:27

when or any other candidate

48:30

will for sure lose is lying to you, because

48:32

those are the same people that thought Hillary had

48:34

it in the back in twenty sixteen. B There

48:37

is a very like it's just not certain

48:39

no matter who you nominate, which is why

48:42

it's not any one person that's going to beat

48:44

Donald Trump. We really need to

48:46

come together in a huge mass

48:49

movement, especially in the electoral

48:51

college states. Trump, When do we move

48:53

back to where we came from? Oh man, well,

48:56

some of us don't have the luxury we

49:00

are here. Um,

49:02

But I think, um, it's dangerous

49:05

now. You know it's dangerous now. And

49:07

I think what we really need to do is inspire

49:10

people who didn't turn out last time

49:12

to turn out this time and Alexandria. As

49:15

far as your career in politics, do you have some

49:17

goals for yourself that you see outside

49:19

of Congress in the near future. No,

49:26

no, no, no, no. I I

49:29

don't think. I

49:31

don't know. I'm and I'm an

49:33

optimistic person, but I just I

49:35

think that the things that we're fighting for right

49:38

now, there are some people where you just need

49:40

to put it on the line knowing that it's going to

49:42

limit your political prospects. And I'm

49:45

comfortable with that. Like, I'm okay

49:48

because I feel good about

49:50

my first year because I called the detention

49:52

camps at our border what they are. Yes,

49:56

And I feel good that I

49:59

stood up in the way that I stood up. I feel

50:01

good that I stood up for a seventy percent

50:04

wealth tax on incomes above ten million

50:06

a year. I feel good about those things. But

50:08

I also know that those severely.

50:11

You know, if I wanted something

50:14

bigger, I would have been much

50:17

more tepid. So

50:20

you're building a base though, Like I mean, you

50:23

know you're not when you're egible with at thirty five. Yeah,

50:25

but I building a base now, like that diverse base

50:28

you're talking about, that Obama coition coalition, you're

50:30

kind of building that now. Yeah, I mean, I think for

50:32

me it's less about aspiring

50:34

to a position as more about a mission.

50:37

You know, five years ago, I didn't wake up

50:39

and say, oh, I'm going to run for Congress.

50:42

I wouldn't have been bartending in a restaurant

50:44

if that was my long term political plan. And so these

50:47

last two three years have been such an enormous whirlwind.

50:49

And I happen to be a spiritual person,

50:52

and so I wake up and just try to think

50:55

of, given how things are right now,

50:58

what are the best ways I can be a vessel for good?

51:00

And maybe that means I continue

51:03

my life in politics. Maybe it means

51:05

I write books or become

51:08

a professor, or I don't know, get a cabin somewhere.

51:10

I have no idea. So I think

51:13

for me, it's just a day by day thing. But I

51:15

think that one of the biggest mistakes,

51:17

and one of the biggest reasons that our

51:19

politics is so messed up, is that everyone

51:22

is always trying to run for president, and

51:25

so it prevents them from taking

51:27

courageous stances because

51:30

even though they're in a position today to do something,

51:33

they're like, oh, if I do this now, how will this impact

51:35

me? If I want to run for president someday, that

51:38

you know. And

51:44

so I don't think that we

51:46

should be making decisions based on a positional

51:49

aspiration. I think we should be taking

51:51

positions and doing work based on what we're trying

51:53

to accomplish in this country. President

51:56

Donald Trump a f boy. When nobody's around, I

52:01

do have a potty mouth. In not

52:04

in from the bron from

52:06

the bron. Well, thank you for joining us. Thank you. You don't

52:09

be a scranger. No, of course, so thank

52:11

you for having me. It's AOC. It's

52:13

the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the

52:16

Breakfast Club. This

52:25

is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee

52:28

on the Breakfast Club. Now,

52:31

Dame Dash was on the last episode

52:33

of Growing Up Hip Hop and he had him

52:35

and his kids were in therapy. Well,

52:37

I don't think the therapy session worked out too well.

52:40

Let's play a clip of what happened. He told

52:42

me, don't come around until you

52:44

fix yourself. No, I didn't say that. Ye

52:50

wow. Okay, Please where

52:52

everybody, because

52:56

please everybody,

52:59

that's what I did. Okay, we can't get yes,

53:02

we can't. We can't get somewhere. You're the reason we

53:04

can't talk straight man. I'm

53:07

very disappointed in you. I'm disappointed in you

53:09

too. I know you are but to a child, and I took care

53:11

of you. You never gave me nothing in your life. What's

53:13

the problem? Geez? What am I missing

53:16

here? Nothing? They just went on a

53:18

therapy session. Doesn't mean that therapy is supposed to work, is supposed

53:20

to talk to it. He just uh he actually they

53:22

said to storm. Daddy said he called him both clowns

53:25

and then walked out of the room. And I know it's a

53:27

TV show, you know, but even though it's a TV

53:29

show, I still don't like to get involved with, you

53:32

know, parents and their children. Absolutely,

53:34

you know what I'm saying. I don't. I don't think that's none

53:36

of our business, even though it is on a TV show. But it

53:38

is on a TV show. I just really wish that when

53:40

when things like that, it's always hard to

53:42

heal when the world is watching. Yea, that

53:45

was a fact, you know. I just really wish that they were able

53:47

to do that without world. That might be the smartest

53:49

thing you ever said on this goddamn show in nine years.

53:51

Hard to heal when the world is watching, I

53:55

know I just did, But I'm

53:57

running for State said it, so you

54:00

got a shot now.

54:03

Yesterday Angela, he reported about Wendy

54:05

Williams dating a jeweler name

54:08

Will. Spill that team girl, let

54:10

me hear more. Wendy Williams said she's single

54:12

and she is not dating the guy Will. The

54:14

jewelers shout the Will. He's a cool

54:16

dude in the funeral Will. Yeah, you know? Why

54:19

are you confirmed with Will? Huh? Why

54:21

do you ain't called Will? My business? You

54:23

still? You want to know? Girl? I don't want

54:25

to know. I don't want to know. Now. Charlemagne

54:28

did an interview with Pete Davison yesterday

54:30

and they about a lot. So you would have spill

54:32

a little tea, honey, I

54:34

gotta spill te for the interviews up on YouTube. Let's play

54:36

clip of it. You have conversations with him about

54:39

when it's time to leave. Yeah,

54:41

I have conversations with a lot of people, that's

54:43

all. It's a hard thing to do because you don't want to ever

54:46

pull the trigger too early. But everybody's

54:48

always been like, you'll know when you know, and it'll

54:50

all be all right, do you know? Yeah? I

54:53

personally think I should be done with that show

54:55

because they make fun of me on it, like the point

54:57

it's a comedy sketch. No, like

55:00

I get it, but like I'm like

55:02

cold open like political punchlines

55:05

now like when I'm not there, like they'll

55:07

be like huhuh, but Pezza's jerk

55:09

face and you're like, whose side

55:12

of you on? That's exactly how I feel

55:14

working here, dropping a clue, Pete, David's tired

55:17

of me, but have been the jokes.

55:21

But sobody

55:23

in the corner now listen, Um,

55:27

yes, I feel Peteel responded

55:29

to Rye then say, I don't know you got

55:31

the paper over there. We gotta we gotta go to the point where they

55:33

talk about this play the partner. I have a weird

55:35

fe feeling in that building where I don't know

55:37

whose team they're playing for really, since

55:40

I really want to last year to be my

55:43

last year, but you know, I'm still around

55:45

and trying to try and knock

55:47

it away. So it doesn't feel like a family

55:50

environment. I mean, like Moreen's

55:53

and he's like the best and has treated

55:55

me with nothing but love and he's

55:57

like a father figure to me. But you know, as far

55:59

as everyone else, it's like, you know, it's

56:01

a cutthroat in show listen,

56:04

there are no permanent friends, our enemies when it

56:06

comes to business, and you know, sometimes you just gotta know when

56:08

to leave. Yeah, they they're saying that that

56:11

is untrue. They give him the Star treatment day

56:13

Whose day sayings?

56:16

Who? They say that too? I don't know, Dan gave it to

56:18

me. Well you know, if

56:20

you know say it, I know that part. All right?

56:23

To shoot Suicide Squad sequel in Atlanta.

56:26

It was allowed to skip the show for his power Ricky

56:28

Valles's wedding. They said, Lawd Michaels,

56:30

the show's creator, gave him the week off to go. They

56:32

said, Uh, what he's saying is just unheard

56:35

of. Well, all I

56:37

know is Pete Davidson stand up Special Alive

56:39

in New York is on Netflix now came out today.

56:41

He's got a movie coming out next next

56:44

month called Big Time Out of LESCN stars Machine

56:46

Gun, Kelly Jordan rock H. He has

56:48

King of Staaten Island that is written

56:51

by Judd Apatow that comes

56:53

out later this year. He's in Suicide

56:55

Squad two Piece's

56:57

got a lot going on. He will be a

56:59

okay with about okay,

57:02

all right? And that is your room a report, Yes,

57:05

now Slaye Belie give me, don't you

57:07

know, man, we need former Vice President Joe Biden

57:09

to come to the front of the cone. We really need to have a

57:11

word with him. I know the South Carolina primaries for this weekend.

57:14

This is a big week in my home state of South

57:16

Carolina. I really need y'all to think about

57:18

what y'all doing this weekend. And uh, we

57:20

gotta we gotta have a word with Joe Biden. All right,

57:22

we'll get into that next keep it lock this to breakfast

57:24

club coming mane

57:27

say the game. Don't get the same man

57:30

you are. Donkey

57:35

today does not discriminate. I might not have

57:38

the song of today, but I got the donkey that the

57:44

breakfast club bitch. I just don't give today

57:47

today. Well, um, putting

57:49

some comments on the lips. Okay,

57:52

donkey today. For Tuesday, February twenty

57:54

fifth goes the former Vice President Joe Biden.

57:57

Joe Biden has to be one of the worst presidential candidates

57:59

of all time. This is his third time running

58:01

for president of the United States of America and

58:03

this year was supposed to be a layup. This

58:05

was the year that Joe Biden came into the series with

58:08

a three ye old lead before he even played a game.

58:10

Okay, people said he was the most electable candidate,

58:12

the only Democratic candidate who could beat Trump. Well,

58:15

if the primaries in any indication, he hasn't proven

58:17

he can beat Bernie Sanders, Helen tell

58:19

Nevada. He couldn't beat Matt Peak or Elizabeth Warren.

58:21

Now it's a very pivotal week. The primaries are happening

58:24

in my home state of South Carolina. Drop w a clues

58:26

bump for South Carolina Damna eight three

58:28

eight point three eight six four all day. All

58:30

right, that's the crib right there. And Joe Biden is

58:32

calling South Carolina his firewall. He's

58:35

hoping that his popularity among black voters,

58:37

older black voters is going to propel his trash

58:40

ass campaign the victory. Well, according to the

58:42

New York Post, the latest polls of Democrats

58:44

in South Carolina, that

58:46

those poles showed Biden, who wants at a twenty eight point

58:49

lead in November, has shrunk into just she

58:51

has trunk into just five percentage points. Because

58:54

the real fire is coming from the burn

58:56

otherwise known as Bernie Sanders. Okay, this is why you

58:58

always have to you know, to choose

59:00

people over Poles because of the last few Poles

59:03

from presidential elections and primaries in any indication,

59:05

Poles don't know what the hell they'd be talking about. Okay, Poles

59:07

told us we wanted Gore

59:10

over Bush. Pole told us we wanted Clinton over

59:12

Obama. Pole totals we wanted Clinton

59:14

over Trump. And Poles told us that Joe

59:16

Biden was gonna be the Democratic nominee for president this

59:19

year and there's nothing anyone could do about

59:21

it. That's what they say. Well, Bernie Sands,

59:23

Elizabeth Warren, mayor Pete, they all said the whole

59:25

of way to minute. Okay, y'all thought

59:27

we were finished. And now Bernie is that twenty two

59:29

percent and Joe Biden is that twenty seven percent. Now,

59:31

when you factor in the margins of error and each pole,

59:33

the two are virtually tied. And Joe Biden

59:36

is hoping that South Carolina's black Democratic voters

59:38

hand him a victory and give him momentum going

59:40

into Super Tuesday. If Bernie finished

59:42

his first place, well it's probably

59:44

likes auth for the Biden campaign. That would be a fatal, fatal

59:47

shot. Now, I don't have a dog in this fight. Full

59:49

disclosure. I'm waiting on the running mates

59:51

for all of these guys to be announced, because the running

59:53

mates for me is what will help me make a decision personally.

59:56

I feel like the first person to announce

59:58

the black woman is their VP win in my

1:00:00

book. Whether it's a Biden and Senator Harris

1:00:03

Bloomberg and maybe Stacy Abrams,

1:00:06

Bernie Sanders and maybe Senator Nina Turner,

1:00:08

I don't know. I'm just wishful thinking here,

1:00:10

but the first person to announce the black woman of the running

1:00:13

mate wins to me. Now, why is

1:00:15

Joe Biden getting dunkey today? Well,

1:00:17

yesterday he was attending the South Carolina Democrat

1:00:20

Parties First in the South dinner. I

1:00:22

was told he received the long consolvation of

1:00:24

any of his competitors, so I have to give him

1:00:26

profits for that. But when he was wrapping up his remarks,

1:00:28

I don't know if he had to pee. I don't

1:00:31

know if he had to do a number two. I

1:00:33

don't know if he was just tired, needed

1:00:35

a nap, whatever it was, he just mailed

1:00:38

this last line and it was very DJ

1:00:40

envious. Okay, and I have to factor

1:00:43

just shut up. This has to factor

1:00:45

into what decision you planned to make this weekend

1:00:47

in the South Carolina primary, Let's hear it. And

1:00:50

I have a simple proposition here. I'm

1:00:52

here to ask you for your help. Rod

1:00:54

come from. You don't get far unless

1:00:56

you ask. My name's Joe Biden. I'm a Democratic

1:00:59

Canada for the United States Senate. Look

1:01:02

me over your lake recy help out? If not both

1:01:04

the other bidy give me a look though. Okay, Lord,

1:01:07

have mercy to play one. And

1:01:09

I have a simple proposition here. I'm

1:01:11

here to ask you for your help. Where

1:01:13

I come from. You don't get far unless

1:01:16

you ask. My name's Joe Biden. I'm a Democratic

1:01:18

candidate for the United States Senate. Look

1:01:21

me over your lake recy help out? If not both

1:01:23

the other bidy give me a look though. Okay, you got

1:01:25

to go to the bathroom, bro. If you thought Joe

1:01:27

Biden was an uninspiring candidate before, if

1:01:30

you are not feeling Joe Biden because of the ninety

1:01:32

four crime build and he wrote, if you weren't feeling

1:01:34

Joe Biden because you heard that he's been accused of inappropriately

1:01:37

touching women. If you don't like Joe Biden because

1:01:39

he doesn't have a black agenda. If he has not moved

1:01:41

you at all this election cycle, then how

1:01:43

does this clip make you feel? How can

1:01:46

you vote with someone who doesn't even know what the hell they

1:01:48

are running for. My name's Joe Biden.

1:01:50

I'm a Democratic candidate for the United States

1:01:52

Senate. Joe Biden is

1:01:54

running for the highest seat in the land, president

1:01:56

of the United States of America. He was first

1:01:59

elected to US in nineteen

1:02:01

seventy two. It's two thousand and twenty.

1:02:04

Why how would he think he's running for US Senate

1:02:06

in two thousand and twenty. You know why It's so easy for

1:02:08

him to say that, because it's all rehearsed, it's all

1:02:10

robotic. They spew the same bs, redundant

1:02:12

rhetoric so much that it's all a blur. It doesn't

1:02:15

matter if it's nineteen seventy two running for US twenty

1:02:17

twenty running for president. All these negroes

1:02:19

look alike to me. Okay, you probably caught deja vu

1:02:22

because he's seen this before. I mean, when

1:02:24

you've seen one blind one

1:02:26

black, blind Democratic loyalist, you've

1:02:28

seen them all. Okay, now it's another part of

1:02:31

this clip we have to dissect real quick, So play

1:02:33

it if not both the other body, who

1:02:36

the hell is the other Biden? Play

1:02:38

the whole thing in its entirety one just one time, please,

1:02:41

And I have a simple proposition here. I'm

1:02:43

here to ask you for your help where I

1:02:46

come from. You don't get far unless

1:02:48

you ask. My name is Joe Biden. I'm a Democratic

1:02:50

candidate for the United States Senate. Look

1:02:53

me over your like, why help out? If not both

1:02:55

the other body give me a look though. Okay, who

1:02:58

the hell is the other Biden?

1:03:00

Play that for me in HD. I have to make

1:03:03

sure I'm hearing what I'm hearing

1:03:05

without both the other bike one more

1:03:07

time, If not both the other bike. It's

1:03:12

official. Joe Biden has been

1:03:14

cloned. See that's a robot.

1:03:16

That's why malfunctions, glitches, says

1:03:18

foolishness like this demand is seventy seven

1:03:20

years old. He can't be all over the country like that. So the real

1:03:22

Joe Biden is somewhere asleep. But he

1:03:24

needed to show up to night in the debate because this

1:03:27

Joe Biden, the y'all been having out here, this robot,

1:03:29

he's been getting his ass kick. Okay, we need that other

1:03:31

Joe Biden, who was the one y'all said was

1:03:33

the most selectable, the one y'all said can beat Trump.

1:03:36

You know, when y'all vote to vote in the SEC primary

1:03:38

this weekend, make sure that the other Joe Biden

1:03:40

is on the ballot, Okay, because this Joe Biden doesn't

1:03:43

deserve y'll votes. This Joe Biden is the same Joe

1:03:45

Biden who last week said he was arrested in South Africa

1:03:47

trying to free Nelson Mandela from prison. I

1:03:50

spent my whole life funding for civil rights,

1:03:52

voting rights, social justice, economic justice,

1:03:54

and that's what I'll do when I'm your president. This

1:03:57

day, thirty years ago, else

1:04:00

A Mandela walked out of prison, and there

1:04:02

in the discussions about apartetit either

1:04:04

great honor of meeting him, either great

1:04:07

honor of being arrested with our UN ambassador

1:04:09

on the streets of Psuedo trying to get to see

1:04:12

him on Robin's Island. He's never shared

1:04:14

that story before in his life. That

1:04:17

never happened. That never

1:04:19

happened. Nobody remembers that with Joe Biden.

1:04:22

He's making up arrest. He's telling us he's

1:04:24

running for the US Senate when he's running for president and

1:04:26

he's telling us to vote for the other Biden. Bro.

1:04:28

If the other Biden isn't on that ballot

1:04:31

in South Carolina, I don't know how you

1:04:33

could vote for his Biden. Okay, don't

1:04:35

let him fool you and tell you he's the only one who can

1:04:37

beat Trump. He hasn't even proven he can beat Bernie

1:04:39

yet. If Bernie doesn't stand against Trump, like some

1:04:42

experts say, then how can the Presidon losing, the

1:04:44

Bernie who doesn't even know what he's running for, beat

1:04:46

Trump. Well, the other Biden, please

1:04:48

stand up, because that's the mother. If what we need

1:04:51

at the other Biden, I will

1:04:53

just show me where he's at. Please

1:04:56

give Joe Biden the biggest he all this

1:05:01

is embarrassing. He's never got arrested in South

1:05:03

Africa. That's what the screech say, the

1:05:06

other Biden. Oh that's right, the bottom

1:05:09

man, My bad, Joe, forget that

1:05:11

the other Biden, the other Biden got arrested

1:05:13

in South Africa. Not that one. Got

1:05:16

you got you got

1:05:18

it? M all right? All

1:05:21

right, Well thank you for that, donkey to day. Now let's

1:05:24

talk crying mean faces. No, not

1:05:26

crying mean faces, just ugly cries. Period.

1:05:29

Yesterday Michael Jordan, to me, proved he's the Michael

1:05:31

Jordan of ugly crying when he gave

1:05:33

his speech at Kobe Brights Memorial.

1:05:36

There's nobody that ugly cries better than

1:05:39

Michael Jordan. It was already proven with the Michael Jordan

1:05:41

crying face meme. He doubled down down

1:05:43

it yesterday. Let you know he was the goat of

1:05:45

ugly cries. But it's some other cries. Let's open up the phone

1:05:47

line eight hundred five eight five, one oh

1:05:50

five one. We're talking about the ugliest cry

1:05:52

is out there now? Oh, young lady called earlier

1:05:55

when I made that statement, she said, Viola Davis.

1:05:58

I have to I have to agree with her on that. But it's some other

1:06:00

ones out there. Toby maguire's

1:06:04

from The Health Right. What movie is that? The Health

1:06:06

Right? No, none of y'all,

1:06:08

no, no, no, no, I don't know either. Toby McGuire

1:06:11

got a good ugly cry. Kim

1:06:13

Kardashian Kim kay, Yeah, Taylors

1:06:15

said New York from I love New York audio

1:06:18

for some of these. If we want to hear it, Yeah, let's say that. Let's

1:06:20

heart to play when we come back. Let's

1:06:23

play one one right very fast. My

1:06:25

gut and my heart is telling me that I just

1:06:27

like did this too fast, and I didn't know what

1:06:29

I was doing. And we said everyone's money, and we

1:06:32

said everyone's everything, and I feel bad. Oh,

1:06:34

we gotta play one more. Let's play. Let's play, uh, go

1:06:37

down one, go down to all Kelly, Let's do this one.

1:06:39

This one was a horrible one. How can

1:06:41

I work? How can I get paid? That's

1:06:45

a bad one. Bro, I

1:06:48

don't feel year

1:06:55

time, helly

1:06:57

don't count. No, you

1:06:59

know why? You know why. He

1:07:02

committed an ugly crime. He deserves

1:07:04

the ugly cry all right, five

1:07:07

eight five one on five one. Who has the ugliest

1:07:10

cry face? All right? Call us up. Now,

1:07:12

it's the Breakfast Local Morning. Your

1:07:15

phone call in right now at

1:07:19

your opinion to the Breakfast Club topic breaking

1:07:22

down eight five eighty five one on five one,

1:07:24

The Breakfast Club Morning.

1:07:28

Everybody is DJ Envy

1:07:30

Angela Yee, Charlomane the guy. We are

1:07:32

the Breakfast Club. And now if you just joined us, we're

1:07:35

talking about ugly crying faces.

1:07:37

Now this comes from Michael

1:07:39

Jordan. He was at Kobe Bryant's memorial. He

1:07:41

was just talking about his crying face as a meme.

1:07:43

I don't have to look at another crime meme for the

1:07:46

next I

1:07:48

told my wife I weren't gonna do this because I didn't

1:07:50

want to see that for the next three or four years. So

1:07:53

we were talking this morning, was like, yeah, it's pretty bad. Well,

1:07:56

listen, Michael Jordan is the

1:07:58

goat when it comes to the ugly cries. Like Michael

1:08:01

Jordan is the Michael Jordan of

1:08:03

ugly cries. I don't think there's nobody better

1:08:05

than Michael Jordan when it comes to ugly crime because

1:08:08

his tears stick to his face

1:08:10

right, and for whatever reason, they come out his eyes

1:08:13

but end up like on his forehead and

1:08:15

on his temples. And then it always looks

1:08:17

like he's snot coming out his nose, but the notts

1:08:19

not running. It's just little layers

1:08:21

of it right around the nostrils. Right. Well,

1:08:23

let's play let's play a couple of course? Um, can

1:08:26

we play? Viola

1:08:29

Davis? I've been right here with you, Troy. I

1:08:32

got a life too. I get eighteen

1:08:34

years of my life to stand in the same spot

1:08:37

as you. Don't you think I ever wanted

1:08:39

other things? Don't you think I had dreams?

1:08:41

And hopes, what about my life? What about

1:08:43

me? I think this is from the movie to help if

1:08:45

I'm not mistaken, I personally

1:08:48

think right after Michael

1:08:50

Jordan, another black man, who's

1:08:52

that with a ballhead? Who might

1:08:54

be number two? But it's too early

1:08:56

to tell. I've never seen you cry. He hasn't shut

1:08:59

the hell up. He hasn't. He hadn't stayed, He hasn't his

1:09:01

his tears haven't stood the test of

1:09:03

time yet, like Michael Jordan's who Tyrese

1:09:06

Gibson, Oh man, I just want

1:09:11

my baby. I'm at thirteen

1:09:13

thousand dollars a month. What more

1:09:15

do you want from me? Damn,

1:09:20

damn, damn. I'm gonna tell you another good one.

1:09:23

Chris Crocker, Remember Chris Crocker. Chris

1:09:25

Crocker was like some guy that was crying on

1:09:27

the internet over Britney Britney

1:09:30

Spans And

1:09:32

how there anyone out

1:09:35

there makes fun of Brittany after all

1:09:37

she's been through all your

1:09:39

people care about readers

1:09:42

and making money off of her labor

1:09:47

alone. That was a nice, good, ugly

1:09:50

cry. People are still saying, kim Case, let's

1:09:52

play the Little kim Ka kim k kim Ka

1:09:54

had a great, ugly cry my gut

1:09:56

and my heart is telling me that I just like did

1:09:58

this too fast, and you know what I was doing.

1:10:00

And we said everyone's money, and we said everyone's

1:10:03

everything, and they feel bad. Toby

1:10:05

maguire, What was the guy that was on

1:10:07

that Ayana levon jan show? Was that was

1:10:09

that Ayana levon jan show? Doing like

1:10:11

a little shark? Look a little baby shark from the side profile.

1:10:14

I don't know, y'all know who I'm talking about? Man,

1:10:17

Intervention, the show Intervention. Man, you look like

1:10:19

a little baby shark. We have the audio. Let's play

1:10:21

it because I know, somewhere

1:10:24

deep down in my heart I

1:10:27

still love you. You

1:10:41

know you know what I'm thinking? You what

1:10:44

we talk about? Lightskin Brothers? Right, but I'm thinking Michael

1:10:46

Jordan, right, Tyrese and All Kelly?

1:10:48

Are you Darskin Brothers with boy heads? Let's play

1:10:50

No God, damn Mark Kelly, I'm playing. Let's play

1:10:52

All Kelly. How can I pay child support?

1:10:55

How if my wife

1:10:58

is destroying my name and I can't

1:11:01

work? How can I work? How

1:11:03

can I get paid? How can I take

1:11:05

that my kids? Your

1:11:08

ex wife, your

1:11:10

ex wife, sus Robert your

1:11:14

thirteen years being married.

1:11:17

I flew in on a helicopter,

1:11:20

on a helicopter. Yeah

1:11:23

yeah, can somebody get I

1:11:28

see? I don't count our Kelly. Reason I don't count our Kelly

1:11:31

is because he deserved to do an ugly cry. When you commit

1:11:33

an ugly crime, you should be somewhere ugly

1:11:35

crime, whether it's in the prison style or somewhere.

1:11:38

Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this Hey,

1:11:41

good morning? This is Stephanie. Hey, Stephanie.

1:11:43

We're talking about ugly crying faces.

1:11:45

What do you think? I think the person who

1:11:47

has the ugliest crying face is Poky

1:11:50

from New Jack City. That's a good one. That's

1:11:53

a good one. Let's let's play that right now so people

1:11:55

can hear. It's got me

1:11:58

got a little controlled over. I try

1:12:00

to kick man. Just be calling

1:12:03

me man, calling me man. That

1:12:05

was a good one, Stephanie. That that

1:12:07

was a good one. Right before he smoked that cracks

1:12:10

a good one, thank you? Yeah? Right,

1:12:14

Hello, who's this? That?

1:12:16

What's up? Bro? Who you think had the ugliest cry face?

1:12:19

Hands down? No? Yeah,

1:12:22

I gotta do my god, Dirty Pries don't got the

1:12:24

ugliest. But he's right under Jordan,

1:12:27

right under he's right under Jordan Bro. All

1:12:30

right, Hello, who's this j

1:12:33

Jay from Jersey? How are you feeling this morning? Brother? What's

1:12:35

up? Bro? We're talking to ugly crying faces.

1:12:37

Who you got? You know? The crazy

1:12:39

part of that picked the code of Fanny saying that she was

1:12:41

the Buyola David and white people. But then I come across

1:12:44

my favorite player, Dennis Robin. He got some ugly ass

1:12:46

faces too, yo, Dennis Robin when him was

1:12:48

on CNN with the Maga hat crying over Kim

1:12:50

Jong Joe. Not even that. I go back to further

1:12:52

the one WI the defensive Defensive

1:12:55

Player of the Year award. Yeah that was bad,

1:12:58

Yeah, that was bad. All right? The problem?

1:13:00

All right, well eight hundred five eight five one

1:13:02

oh five one. We're talking ugly crying

1:13:04

faces. Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast

1:13:06

Club. Good morning, it's

1:13:10

topic time on

1:13:13

the phone. Call

1:13:16

eight hundred five eighty five one oh five one to join

1:13:18

it to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Morning.

1:13:21

Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela

1:13:23

Yee, Charlomagne and the guy we are the Breakfast

1:13:26

Club. Na if he just joined us. We're talking ugly

1:13:28

crying faces. Now. This comes from Michael

1:13:30

Jordan. He was speaking at Kobe

1:13:32

Bryant's memorial and he was talking about how every

1:13:35

time he cries, it becomes a meme. And

1:13:37

Charlomagne said, yeah, it's pretty ugly. Yeah, I mean

1:13:39

listen when I watched that. Even before he said

1:13:41

that, I said to myself, Michael Jordan

1:13:44

is about to bring back to Michael Jordan crying face

1:13:46

meme. There is nobody who ugly

1:13:48

cries like Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan is

1:13:50

the Michael Jordan of ugly crying

1:13:52

because it's just the way the tears

1:13:55

stick to his face and it's like a combination

1:13:57

of tears snotting sweat. I

1:13:59

call it TSS. That makes for

1:14:01

the perfect ugly cry and nobody

1:14:04

does it better than Michael Jordan's. Second

1:14:06

to me is a young man named Tyrese Gibson.

1:14:08

Tyrese had the tears, he had to snid,

1:14:11

didn't have that much sweat. I just

1:14:15

want my baby. I'm at thirteen

1:14:18

thousand dollars a month. What more

1:14:20

do you want from me? But

1:14:23

about what about Terrell Owens. It's really unfair.

1:14:25

It's really unfair. It's my team,

1:14:29

it's my quarterback. To Owns was okay,

1:14:31

seven Terrell terall was okay.

1:14:34

The thing about with Taroll it was no snide, it was no

1:14:36

sweat, It wasn't that like his face

1:14:38

didn't really move. It was decent. I

1:14:40

wouldn't put it in my top ten though. All right,

1:14:43

but let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this yo?

1:14:46

Mike? What's up here? We're talking ugly crying faces

1:14:48

this morning? All right? The father

1:14:50

from Yanna van Zan. Yes,

1:14:53

the intervention, Yeah, the intervention.

1:14:56

He has the ugliest cry ever.

1:14:58

You may not be noticed, Liberty, but that cry made

1:15:01

him famous. I can't make it. I can't.

1:15:03

I can't remember his name, but we got to cry right here. Let's

1:15:05

play because I know somewhere

1:15:09

deep down in my heart, I

1:15:12

still love you. Rocky

1:15:26

Lockridge. Rocky Lockridge look like a baby

1:15:28

shot from the side. Damn it man?

1:15:31

Hello, who's this? Sharing?

1:15:34

B Sharon and Hampton? Donald

1:15:37

Trump? I picked Donald Trump because you

1:15:39

don't share a damn till for no damn mind. Well,

1:15:41

if you don't share till, how can he Why that's

1:15:45

a fake

1:15:47

cry? Why black people can't

1:15:49

get ahead right here? Because black people start

1:15:52

commenting on stuff that don't got nothing to do with nothing. We're

1:15:54

asking you about ugly cries, and you're telling me about

1:15:56

a white man that you've never seen cries and he got an

1:15:58

ugly cry. You're making up stuff. I'm trying to say

1:16:00

the others because to me, it's a fake. Man

1:16:03

is now pride? When you have you ever seen Donald Trump? Cry? Cherry?

1:16:05

Let me see you cry? That's what I'm trying to say, baby,

1:16:08

that's an uly cry, Cherry.

1:16:10

What are you calling from? Where you calling from? Crazy

1:16:12

sherry falling from him to the presson that don't got

1:16:14

kids? A fake cherry? Let

1:16:16

me hear you cry. Let me fake a cry right now. Let me hear

1:16:18

you. I can't fake. I'm hurting to them

1:16:21

much. I crywd of damn time, Charlomagne? Who are

1:16:23

you voting for? Who you second? Other day?

1:16:25

Who are you voting for on Super two? Every second

1:16:27

of the day? Baby? Who are you voting for on Super two?

1:16:29

Oh Lord? Who are you voting

1:16:31

for? You know how I love y'all's from Virginia?

1:16:34

Who are you voting for? On Super tuoth day? Who

1:16:36

are you voting? I used to talk.

1:16:38

I used to talk to them, used to what who

1:16:42

used to talk? Too much? So God working with me. Ain't

1:16:44

No, I'm talking to y'all. God ain't working God

1:16:46

ignoring you. Who are you still talking to me? Because

1:16:49

I'm giving y'all kids, I'll give y'all

1:16:51

a chance to talk. Are you really shary? Are

1:16:53

you really that's what you think you're doing? All right? Char Yes,

1:16:56

yes, he's working with me because at first

1:16:58

I couldn't shut the hell up. Yeah, yeah, vote

1:17:00

for push your teeth? So now so now I'm

1:17:02

listening, listening. God told

1:17:04

me to tell you Lord that mercany,

1:17:07

you don't even listen to what God told me to tell you. Now

1:17:10

it's my peace and my husband the

1:17:12

last. No,

1:17:14

God ain't giving you that because you don't listen to God. Now, I

1:17:17

told you to shut the hell up, and you ain't shut the hell up that

1:17:19

you called up here. Look,

1:17:23

don't get fair. I can't.

1:17:25

I can't cherry vote for push your tea? Okay,

1:17:29

I love you too. She's

1:17:32

really gonna and put your tea on her ballot? Why do

1:17:34

you do that to her? She's stupid. I don't

1:17:36

mean she's stupid. I just mean she's stupid.

1:17:39

What's the moral of the story, bro, I don't have to

1:17:42

Jerry, then took all my energy. I don't have him more. The story

1:17:44

I was perfectly five wins. It's why I don't be talking

1:17:46

after five o'clock. You know what I'm saying.

1:17:48

I only talk to them because I'm on the air

1:17:50

from six am to take the m I don't, I

1:17:53

promise you, because don't have access to me like this. Broo.

1:17:56

All right, Well, when we come back, we got rumors

1:17:58

we'll talk about this no team, but

1:18:00

there's an m E and that mother will tell you who

1:18:03

said that me, So

1:18:05

don't move. It's the breakfast slogan morning oh

1:18:10

god. Now

1:18:17

Tory released. Tory Lanez released a statement

1:18:19

about his label situation.

1:18:21

He said, it's no blad, no bad blood

1:18:24

with the label in the scope, I had a five album

1:18:26

deal. I gave him twelve project albums. If

1:18:28

you include all the mixtape with original music,

1:18:31

I can officially go on record and say I exceeded

1:18:33

the five album mark and I'm still

1:18:35

just getting my feet in the water. It's

1:18:37

official. New Toronto three

1:18:39

comes out March and as soon as you

1:18:42

hear it, I have officially finished my deal

1:18:44

with Interscope. It's been real. Do

1:18:46

y'all care if people are signed anymore. I

1:18:48

do, really, I just love the fact that now you

1:18:50

know, now everything he puts out he eats off of.

1:18:53

I think that's pretty pretty dump, That's what I'm saying. Do you so, do you

1:18:55

care if people are signed? Like if somebody says, hey, I'm within the

1:18:57

scope, but I'm with def Jam, No, I don't care.

1:19:00

I don't care about that. But I love the fact that he created a

1:19:02

name for himself and now everything else he'll eat from

1:19:04

here on out. You know. I love that. I'm gonna be I don't

1:19:06

know why these guys just don't go straight to the screaming

1:19:09

services, Why they just don't go straight to the apples

1:19:11

and the Spotify. But the

1:19:13

labels still do a lot. They still pay a lot of

1:19:16

advertising. Yeah they

1:19:18

do, because I'll be saying, these albums just be coming out like

1:19:21

fart step. Yeah, but some sometimes

1:19:23

they do that. They they pay for videos, they

1:19:25

do billboards, they do campaigns. And

1:19:28

the last time I've seen a label,

1:19:31

I don't know when the last time I've seen an artists and been like, wow,

1:19:33

the labels really got a campaign behind that president,

1:19:35

I can't think of the last. Sometimes you see it hardy

1:19:37

maybe would invasion the privacy. But like, let

1:19:39

Cardi think of Cardi B. Of

1:19:42

course, Bible, you know why because he's white drama.

1:19:46

I'm not talking about that. But even Cardi B. Look at Cardi

1:19:48

B. You know, look at Atlantic. They made Cardi be

1:19:51

even bigger than what she was now when he last

1:19:53

records done, and then she could go on home. She doesn't need a label

1:19:55

anymore, you know. Yeah, all right, now, let's

1:19:57

talk about Kobe Bryant's memorial. Over

1:20:00

twenty two thousand people showed up,

1:20:02

and it was sad man. I

1:20:04

cried a couple of times watching it yesterday. When

1:20:08

Vanessa Bryant spoke, boy, I couldn't stop

1:20:10

the tears. God knew they

1:20:13

couldn't be on this earth without each other. He

1:20:16

had to bring them home tapping together. Babe,

1:20:21

you take care of our chee chee, and

1:20:23

I got nanny BB and Cocoa. We're

1:20:26

still the best team. We

1:20:29

love it. Miss you Booboo and chi Chie. You

1:20:33

both rest in peace and have fun in

1:20:35

heaven until we meet again one

1:20:37

day. We love you both and

1:20:40

miss you forever and

1:20:42

always. Mommy, the

1:20:44

best thing they did was wait, wait,

1:20:46

like what it has been almost a month yea. Since

1:20:49

he passed away, it was the best to do the

1:20:51

memorial a month later because it gets everybody a chance

1:20:54

to gather himself. You know, a lot of tears have already

1:20:56

been dropped over the past thirty days,

1:20:59

but it doesn't other reminded man that things are not in

1:21:01

your control. And I know our ego makes

1:21:03

us when we hear stories like this, Our ego makes

1:21:06

us want to say, oh, we gotta get things in control. I get things to

1:21:08

control. It's some things you just can't

1:21:10

control. Little Shack also spoke, and he talked

1:21:12

about the day he gained Uh Kobe's

1:21:14

respect the day Kobe gain my respectless.

1:21:18

The guys were complaining, said Shaq,

1:21:20

Kobe's not passing the ball. I'll talk to him,

1:21:23

I said, Kobe, there's

1:21:25

no I m t And Kobe

1:21:27

said, I know, but there's in me and that mother. That's

1:21:30

right. So we're

1:21:32

back control. Rick and Uh and

1:21:34

Big Sea said, just get the rebound. He's

1:21:36

not passional, Box

1:21:39

Shack, because when I tell everybody

1:21:41

in this room that it's all about me, they get mad at me.

1:21:44

Okay, instead of just getting the goddamn

1:21:46

rebound, Like, what are you talking about?

1:21:49

What are you talking about that's what that's why you dropped.

1:21:53

I don't care, all

1:21:56

right now. Jordan also spoke about Kobe,

1:22:00

his little brother. Kobe was my dear friend.

1:22:02

He was like a little brother. The questions

1:22:06

they're wanting to know every little detail

1:22:08

about life that they were about them. Barker,

1:22:11

he ushould call me, text

1:22:13

me eleven thirty two

1:22:16

thirty three o'clock in the morning,

1:22:18

talking about post up

1:22:21

moves, footwork and

1:22:23

sometimes the triangle.

1:22:27

At first it was an aggravation,

1:22:31

but then it turned into a

1:22:33

certain passion. Yeah, Michael

1:22:37

Jordan ever told Kobe Bryant, I love you, Michael

1:22:39

Jordan, don't seem like that I love you type of person

1:22:41

the other guys, you know what I'm

1:22:43

saying. I don't know. So even though he may have a lot

1:22:46

of love for you and may really love you, I don't know if he's

1:22:48

expressed it. But then he cries so much, so maybe I

1:22:50

don't know. We'll rest in peace, Kobe

1:22:52

Bryant, and again condolences

1:22:54

to his family. All

1:22:57

right, Well that is your rumor

1:22:59

report. Still it still don't feel real.

1:23:02

Angela Yee is out. She'll be back tomorrow,

1:23:05

all right now, everybody else will vote. We'll see you tomorrow.

1:23:07

People's Choice mixes up next, get your requested. It's

1:23:09

the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody is DJ

1:23:12

Envy, Angela Yee, Charlomagne the

1:23:14

guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

1:23:17

Now it's Black History Month. Will be saluting today.

1:23:20

Today we want to salute Katherine Johnson. She

1:23:22

was an American mathematician. If you've ever seen

1:23:24

the movie Hitting Figures, then

1:23:26

you know a little bit of the Katherine

1:23:28

Johnson's story. She was also a NASA

1:23:31

employee and they were critical to

1:23:33

the success of the first US crew space

1:23:36

flights Man. So we just want to give you a little

1:23:38

history lesson on miss Katherine Johnson. Since

1:23:40

she has passed away, The

1:23:43

Breakfast Club presents a new Black

1:23:45

History Month legend. I

1:23:47

started working on airplanes because

1:23:50

when I went there, that's what it was, at

1:23:53

a biostray committee baron artist.

1:23:56

When leave Space

1:23:58

program came along, I

1:24:00

just happened to be working with

1:24:03

guys and when they had briefing

1:24:05

something, I asked permission to

1:24:07

go and they said, well,

1:24:09

the girls don't usually go. Well, I said,

1:24:11

well, it's there a law. They

1:24:14

said no. I said, well, so then

1:24:16

my boss said, let it go, and

1:24:19

I began attending the briefings.

1:24:22

You already doing the work, but you didn't

1:24:24

know exactly wentness, And gradually

1:24:27

I did more. I knew more

1:24:29

about the geometry of the program

1:24:32

with all about the mapping

1:24:34

to the here and there, and so

1:24:37

it was very very easy

1:24:39

transition. And that was another New

1:24:41

Black History Month legend courtesy of

1:24:43

the Breakfast Club. All right and rest

1:24:46

in peace, Yes, indeed, all

1:24:48

right. When we come back, we got your positive

1:24:50

notes. You don't move. It's to Breakfast Global. Morning Morning.

1:24:53

Everybody is DJ Envy,

1:24:56

Angela Yee, Charlomine the guy, we are

1:24:58

the Breakfast Club. Good morning, now,

1:25:00

shout to PEPSI. Now. Yesterday PEPSI

1:25:03

did a historically better gala where

1:25:05

they just saluted and acknowledged

1:25:08

a bunch of people that graduated from HBCUs

1:25:10

that are doing well, everybody from um ministers

1:25:14

to an individual that work for

1:25:16

the FBI, to so many different people.

1:25:18

So I just want to salute PEPSI and

1:25:20

shout to all of HBCUs out there. I

1:25:23

hosted alongside Terrence jay Nati

1:25:26

and Angelie Yee and role

1:25:28

Timmy performed. Angelie is not here because

1:25:30

on the way back she blew her tire out and her tire

1:25:33

flew off her car. She's okay, but

1:25:35

by the time she told the car to

1:25:37

the dealership and had to take a uber home, it was

1:25:39

a little too late. So from

1:25:43

New York. She was in New York. She was a couple of exits

1:25:45

from the crib. Okay, so she was in

1:25:47

New York. So she is fine. She'll

1:25:49

be back tomorrow. Shout out to everybody that came

1:25:52

out to my real estate seminar in Vegas

1:25:54

or really appreciate it. I appreciate you

1:25:56

guys coming to learn. Hopefully you guys will

1:25:58

invest in some real estate properties. I want to see

1:26:00

you guys investing in creating generational wealth.

1:26:03

And we got a bunch of people asking me one of my coming

1:26:05

to different cities. We got Miami, coming up, Toronto,

1:26:09

Charlotte, Atlanta, Chicago.

1:26:12

So if you have more information, to click the link in

1:26:14

my bio and let's talk real estate

1:26:17

man. Let's let's create generational world for our kids.

1:26:19

And also shout to news

1:26:22

one. News one did an article on twenty

1:26:24

HBCU graduates who are changing the world,

1:26:26

and I'm on that list alongside

1:26:29

Stephen A. Smith is on the list, Oprah Winfrey,

1:26:31

Kamala Harris, just to name a few. So shout

1:26:33

out to News one for that article. That's what for

1:26:35

all the work that I'm doing in real estate

1:26:38

and trying to teach our community how to

1:26:40

create generational wealth. Now, Charlomagne, you got a

1:26:42

positive note, yes, man, the positive

1:26:44

notice is this he who is not courageous enough

1:26:47

to tell Well, first of all, me tell you the positive notice from

1:26:49

It's from Muhammad Ali Cashius Clay.

1:26:51

All right, it is black history, mum, and he's a

1:26:53

black history legend. But Muhammad Ali said,

1:26:55

he who is not courageous enough to take risk will

1:26:58

accomplish nothing in life. Breakfast

1:27:01

called basis, you're finish of yonder