0:03

Ybody coming to breakfast club. I called this the

0:05

high. You know

0:09

your control? I can't even doing

0:11

it? So are you

0:14

so pat? The World's most Dangerous

0:16

morning shows d j N, this

0:18

bitch Angela stay in everybody's business,

0:20

but in a good way. Charlemagne the ruler

0:23

rubbing you the wrong way, the breakfast

0:25

clubs, Hey for everybody?

0:37

Good morning Usa, Hey

0:40

fam, good morning. Ye and

0:42

Friday were

0:48

sometimes track of the days. I'm in Dallas

0:51

right now, in Dallas, did you have your lip service

0:53

show Dallas shit or US tonight? Yes, we

0:56

had our lip show service in Dallas. We've been traveling

0:58

a lot. We came from Houston yesterday. We're Dallas

1:00

now. It's freezing here, by the way, and

1:02

I still don't have a coating of those

1:05

it's so cold. What's freezing? What's freezing

1:07

in Dallas? Let me tell you

1:09

something. I was doing that cold dance where you jumped

1:11

from foot to foot. I was it's cold out

1:13

here. They said that it actually is a cold friend that just came

1:15

in. Yeah, because it's like thirty five degrees here, it's

1:17

like maybe twenty nine, between twenty nine and

1:20

thirty five here. But then as

1:22

soon as I leave today. I'm headed to New Orleans

1:24

and we got a list service side. The weekend means

1:27

nothing to me right now. We've been on this tour for

1:30

what ten days now, might be in two weeks,

1:32

and it's a lot, a lot of work, like

1:35

I am beat, Okay, But

1:37

we'll be in New Orleans tonight with Supercent

1:40

and with Currency, so that's gonna be

1:42

an interesting show because I know Supercent's

1:44

going through a lot and she has a lot to get off her chest.

1:47

Okay, and shout the currency to currencies, my

1:49

guy up New Orleans. All

1:51

right, now, let's get the show cracking. Jack

1:53

Queens will be joining us this morning, the

1:56

King of arra B, That's right, he'll be joining us,

1:58

and we'll talk to me as a new project, a new album that's

2:00

out today, and let's get the show

2:02

cracking. When we starting you front

2:05

page News, let's talk about this restaurant

2:07

manager who finally has gotten

2:09

some jail time. I feel like he deserves more and

2:11

this is modern day slavery. All right, We'll get

2:14

into all that when we come back. Keeping locked us to Breakfast

2:16

Club. Good morning morning,

2:19

everybody is DJ mvy Angela

2:22

Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are to breakfast club.

2:24

Let's getting some front page news

2:27

now in Thursday night football, the

2:30

Raiders beat the Charge just twenty six, twenty

2:33

four. Now what else are we talking about? You? So

2:35

I was telling you how cold it is here in Dallas.

2:37

Well, apparently there is some Arctic blasts

2:39

going on right now, and there's record low temperatures

2:42

in the eastern United States. Also,

2:44

they're saying here in Texas and Oklahoma,

2:46

there's record low temperatures that are possible

2:49

across here, along with parts of the Ohio Valley.

2:51

So just so you know, yes, it is cold. The

2:54

National Weather Surface in Kansas City tweeted out a

2:56

map and blame the bad smell of manure

2:59

on more than three hundred miles

3:01

north. They're saying that there was an unusual order

3:04

odor which was traced to someplace

3:06

in Minnesota. So the cold temperatures have had

3:08

unusual side effects in some places.

3:11

Yeah, it's freezing here this morning. Like I said, when

3:13

I say cold, it's probably they said it's the coldest

3:15

sense May and it's freezing.

3:17

It's about twenty nine degrees dress

3:20

appropriately. That's all I'm gonna say. Don't think it's gonna be one

3:22

of those light days. Well, I'll just wear a hoodie. Know you're gonna freeze

3:24

your ass off. I have to get a cold all

3:26

right. Now, the Democrats, the impeachment

3:29

inquiry has hit over drive. They're actually trying

3:31

to make sure that they get this all done by

3:33

Christmas. What a great Christmas president that will

3:35

be. So there's a push right now to get him

3:37

impeached Donald Trump. And what

3:39

does that mean, Well, that probably means

3:42

that they have all kinds of evidence

3:44

that they feel very confident about that will lead

3:46

to impeachment. Now, a lawyer

3:48

for the whistle blower who's complaint triggered

3:50

the whole inquiry, has sent a letter to the White House

3:52

Council warning of possible legal

3:55

action if Trump does not cease and desist in

3:57

attacking the whistle blower, and if

3:59

any harm comes to him or his family,

4:02

then they are saying that there will be a lawsuit.

4:04

So looks like this is an

4:06

overdrive right now. Of course, Donald Trump feels

4:08

like he is being targeted. What type of threat is that if

4:11

something happens to me, I'm gonna sue you. You're gonna be

4:13

dead something happens to what are you talking about right

4:15

because he keeps on threatening this whistle

4:18

blower and saying that he wants to meet that person face

4:20

to face. Yeah, and you know how crazy

4:22

some Trump supporters are, all right now? A

4:24

restaurant manager has gotten ten years

4:26

in prison for beating and torturing

4:29

a black employee, John Christopher

4:31

Smith. He was suffering in silence for years

4:34

in South Carolina. The restaurant

4:36

manager physically abused him, forced him to

4:38

work more than one hundred hours a week without

4:40

pay. The manager is Bobby Paul Edwards.

4:42

He's fifty four years old. He was sentenced

4:44

to ten years this week. He has to also pay back

4:47

restitution of about two hundred

4:49

and seventy thousand dollars. He pleaded guilty

4:51

so one count of forced labor for coercing

4:53

Smith to work extensive hours

4:56

with no pay. The manager, who is white,

4:58

used violence, use threats, and tim NATed him

5:00

and the employees

5:02

black. And he actually would

5:04

beat him with a belt, hit him with pots and pans,

5:07

burned him. Smith did

5:09

have intellectual disability

5:12

and he was afraid that he would lose his job.

5:14

At one point he was burned on his bare neck

5:16

with hot tongues to make him actually

5:18

work faster, right, So he

5:20

didn't have any family or anybody that he could go to

5:23

to actually help him out. And that's why

5:25

this manager was able to get away with this for so long.

5:27

Now what happened was in twenty fourteen,

5:29

a frequent customer noticed the scars

5:32

on his body when he was putting down food

5:34

and called authorities, and those authorities did remove

5:36

Smith from the restaurant. And now the victim

5:38

is about forty years old. So this is modern

5:40

day enslavement. Absolutely. I was

5:43

every question I was going to ask you answered. I was gonna say, well,

5:45

where was his family? I was gonna say, you

5:47

know, it was he an immigrant? What was he using

5:49

against him that he could just continue with? What was he scared

5:51

about to, you know, to not tell anybody? But

5:53

you answered everything that's so said he should have got more than ten years

5:56

with Chala. Well, yeah, he started working there when

5:58

he was only twelve years old. But tables and washing

6:00

dishes. Wow. And then when Edwards

6:03

took over as manager, that's when things really took a bad

6:05

turn. All right, Well that's

6:07

front page and news. Get it off

6:09

your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one

6:11

oh five one. If you're upset. You need to vent hit

6:13

us up right now, call us. It's the Breakfast

6:15

Club, the morning, the Breakfast Club.

6:23

This is your time to get it off your chests. Whether

6:25

you're man or blast so pee, but at the

6:27

same instry, we want to hear from you on the breakfast

6:29

Club. Hello. Who's this hey?

6:32

This is a little John? What's going on? You

6:37

cannot be named after one of the most legendary

6:39

hip hop iconic figures ever, sir?

6:41

When it's angela? Ye? Bro? What's up? Hey?

6:44

Hey y'all doing this morning? I want to give a shout

6:46

out to my daughter tie you your little John

6:48

man? Stop? That's your real name?

6:51

Your real last name is Little John? Yeah,

6:53

yeah, yeah, okay, I get it. She's graduating

6:56

college next month IFCCU okay,

6:59

and uh I'm probably on Instagram. Little

7:01

John four k, Hey, congratulations,

7:03

congratulations to you being a black man who raised

7:06

the fine young daughter. Sir, Thank you, brother,

7:08

thank you, yes, sir? All right, have a going brother,

7:11

sure ground. I don't know YouTube too, Little John

7:13

four k, all right, Little John? Hello,

7:16

who's this? Hey? What's up?

7:18

Man is David? Yo? That's Envy David?

7:20

What's up? Get off your chests? Bro oh y'all

7:24

envy what up? Man with up? Charlett Maine? Angela

7:27

yea peace king? How you oh?

7:29

Man? No, I just want to get off my chest.

7:32

Man, I'm so excited right now. But now

7:34

I got this racist manager. Man. I work

7:36

in a factory. May he's a foreman, you

7:38

know, And and he's given all the white heads

7:41

white people two dollars raises.

7:44

He's only given us us one dollar

7:46

raises. Man. I I don't know what to do. Man, driving

7:49

me nuts though I don't they

7:53

it really isn't. Literally all the white people are getting

7:55

two dollar raises. Yeah, like

7:57

you know, wes, like we put in the work, you know, and

7:59

uh, they all go out fishing and

8:01

all that. You know what I mean? Don't go out you might

8:03

have a class action lawsuit. Why don't you

8:05

want? Did you go to human resources? And I

8:07

don't even know? Can you go to human Russell's to complaint?

8:09

Is that where he goes? I don't know, No, I don't

8:11

know, but y'all all, I want to know. I don't want to

8:14

say. Yo, I'm mad excited right now,

8:16

like I love y'all. You know what I mean, y'all keep it

8:18

real, you know. I listened to y'all that work,

8:20

you know, YouTube and all that. You know what I mean?

8:22

Thank you. Sorry we couldn't help you with um,

8:24

you know, firing your foreman or getting

8:26

at him. I don't know. Hello, who's this? Hey?

8:29

What's up this? Niki? Nikki? What's up? Getting

8:31

off her chest? Niggy. I'm so upset

8:34

that I didn't know there was a detour on my

8:36

way to work, and I had to drive all the way around

8:38

to get to a place that was like right

8:40

there. Don't you hate when that happens? I

8:43

absolutely hate it? And then you running a

8:45

little late now because the detour got you off

8:47

ten minutes, and that ten minutes meant everything to you. Well,

8:50

I leave real early, so I

8:52

wasn't late. That just happens

8:55

to me. Create a bus for that, all

8:57

right? Thank you, Mama, me too. Hello. Who's

8:59

this? Hey? This is Jake from Jacksonville.

9:01

What's up? Jay? Get it off your chest? I

9:04

want to talk about how I got the Popeye?

9:07

Lord, have mercy? Can we go one day without

9:10

talking about the goddamn Popeye chicken sandwich?

9:12

Did you enjoy it? Yeah? Every

9:15

I actually was gonna ask you a sad man

9:18

my home boy, open the bus you got in your hair. Let

9:21

me let me tell you what you gotta do. You retty

9:24

grow your hair, bro, that's all that's.

9:27

Envy has a trap two page. I needed to stop

9:29

moving around. It's not moving

9:31

it's mine. No, no, it isn't. From now

9:33

on, any black man in hip

9:35

hop that got the hair plugs like Envy,

9:38

Tory Lane, Tiger Lebron James, we call

9:40

those trap two pages. Okay, all

9:44

right, Andy, Now would be a great time for you to do a

9:46

hair Affinity deal or something. Now

9:49

you know me and you know how I love money. If

9:51

please believe if I had hair plugs out, I

9:53

got you. I'm about I'm about to get you a Hairfinity

9:56

deal. It's my real hair. I can't do it. It's not honest.

9:58

God, I didn't say it wasn't out here. Not

10:01

be the first time you promote something that you don't use. Okay,

10:03

you're a radio personality. Knock it off, get it

10:05

off your chests. Eight hundred five eight five one

10:07

on five one. If you need to vent, hit this up now. It is the

10:09

Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast

10:11

Club. Wake

10:15

up, wake up, wake yo. This

10:18

is your time to get it off your chest

10:21

it man or blast. We want to hear from you on the breakfast

10:23

block. Hello, whose this market?

10:27

Hey, market to get you off your chests? Okay,

10:29

it's all name there, Yes, ma'am, I'm here. I

10:32

feel like you should be able to pre record the

10:34

yo yo yo good morning. I think so too.

10:37

I feel like it should happen. I mean, if you contract,

10:39

say six some times, than it is what it is exactly.

10:41

No, he can't do that. Sorry, why

10:44

not? Because it's feeling. It's feeling today

10:46

should have been a cold yo yo yo yo yo, Tomorrow

10:48

should have been a this yow yo. Like you have

10:50

different feeling, different expressions. We don't just want to hear

10:52

the same yo yo yo every day, not really yo

10:55

yo yo. Is what you make it right, and then

10:58

we can stay it with them. So I feel like you reporters.

11:01

I think I'm gonna do that for you both. Goodbye.

11:03

Hello, who's ends up on Monkeita like that? Hello?

11:07

Hello, good morning morning

11:09

morning yo.

11:12

Why are you guys playing that

11:14

like the Veto song and the Africa

11:17

this song like it's the only African song in the

11:19

world, you know, like that? So I don't know why nv

11:21

She's playing that same song over and over. Other

11:24

afric beat music out here. No more

11:26

African song like so from

11:29

Ghana, like all this other African

11:31

songs like you have to play like that, th Affrick. It's like

11:34

wait when you show up to like a like

11:36

a party and then they're like, oh, you werena

11:38

playing persons, so you must like fighting chickens. Well

11:41

listen, here's the thing, you know, radio,

11:43

we treat the African artists the same way we treat the American

11:46

artist and play the same American songs over and over. We

11:48

play the same African song. There's no difference. Come

11:51

on, it's just like you guys like joe By

11:54

joke joe By. Yeah,

11:56

come on, man, let can go from Khanna

11:58

like you know is from getting the soccer.

12:01

They do just want to be to your bard. Yeah,

12:04

but you know my burner boy Yeah,

12:06

burner Boy is okay, we have Burner

12:08

Boy up here. I'm telling about somebody else. Shut the

12:10

shout the wallet from guard to Come on, man,

12:12

bro bro bro, we don't pick the record.

12:15

That's a man. People

12:17

believe it. They believe that by his face. Stop

12:19

it's the truth. Goodbye, sir, you

12:21

have a great weekend. All right, boys, thank

12:24

you? Hello?

12:27

Who's this? What's going on America?

12:29

This ship? Boy? Rich from Brooklyn's going on MV

12:31

and Rich what's up here? Now?

12:33

Yeah? What's going on? The guards going on the guard? What's

12:35

up? King? How are you? We're doing well? Man? We

12:38

need to yo yo yo's in the morning. Bro, we're missing that

12:40

man. I know i'd be tired. Yeah.

12:42

Remember look, I just want to suck

12:45

to be battle with my son. Just wanted to cu to be batter. I

12:47

just want to say congratulations to myself with staying

12:49

in the pike. Man, here you go. Yeah,

12:52

check on my page rich fathers Man. I need older

12:54

single parents to show support rich Father

12:56

Little on Instagram. Man, follow them. I need

12:58

that salute to all the black men out. They're changing the narrative.

13:01

Man, I don't know who said that we're not in our children's

13:03

lives. All the brothers I know. I need

13:05

to follow y'all support rich Father gopment on Instagram

13:07

and Twitter. All right, bron get it off

13:09

your chests. Eight hundred five eight five one

13:11

on five one. If you need to vent, you can hit us up at any time.

13:14

That we got rooms on the way. Yes, and do

13:16

we want to continue this conversation from yesterday. We'll

13:18

tell you what happened after this whole TI

13:20

podcast about having the doctor check

13:22

his daughter's hymen went viral. How

13:25

the podcast hosts had responded. We'll tell you

13:27

what doctor Oz had to say, amongst other things.

13:29

All right, we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good

13:31

morning, the Breakfast Club.

13:39

She's filling the team. This is the

13:41

rumor report with Angela Yee on

13:44

the Breakfast Club. Well,

13:47

there's been a lot of conversation about tis comments

13:49

on the Ladies Like Us podcast with Nazanin

13:51

Mnde and Naughty m Moham. And

13:54

here is the original comments that have people

13:57

really going in. We have yearly

13:59

trips to the on the colleges to check her

14:01

hymen. We'll sit down unto the doctor

14:03

come and talking. You know, the doctor's maintaining

14:06

a high level of professionalism. He's

14:08

like, well, you know, sir, you know it for me to share information.

14:11

I say, daja, they want you to sign this saying

14:13

okay. That just wants you to know there

14:16

are other ways besides six that

14:18

the hyman can be broken, bike

14:21

riding, other forms of

14:23

athletic physical activities.

14:26

No she

14:28

alright, no sight, no, she

14:30

will play no sports man. Just check the

14:33

hyman please. All

14:35

right. Well, a lot of people have a weighed in publicly

14:38

on that, including us, and here

14:40

is what Genie might have to say on the rail. I support

14:43

what TI is doing. I understand

14:45

how hard it must be to communicate with

14:47

an opposite gender daughter, especially

14:50

in this time, and especially what he must have

14:52

seen and known. For me, I

14:54

was a very wild girl. I didn't

14:56

like rules. I rebelled a lot, even

14:59

my dad in the audience. I used

15:01

to sneak up my boyfriend into my room

15:03

because I had a window, and I would seek him in the room.

15:06

Dad. We never talked about it, but I remember one

15:08

time, Dad, you walked into my room when I was about to go

15:10

to sleep, and he lifted up the blankets really quick,

15:12

and then he looked at me and he just said, okay, go

15:14

on, go to sleep, and he walked away, and I was

15:16

like, he knows, wasn't add a

15:19

d T in that house? God damnit right

15:21

now and

15:25

go to us. Talked to TMZ about

15:28

what he thought about this approach. It's

15:30

a little evasive, and I can understand

15:32

parents going to know what's going on with their shop

15:34

now that you got collups or some other out

15:36

of malady. I bet the health issues, that's

15:38

a big one. But I don't know why checking into their child

15:41

times attack because he could be

15:43

intimate and not have vaginal sex. And

15:45

I would hope you have other ways of being honest with

15:47

each other that doesn't require I opeg way to get

15:49

involved. I'm a doctor out to day. You just want

15:51

to throw that out there. Me and the Godfather was during

15:54

all right, and Erb Gaidy also waited in on TMZ.

15:57

I love thee out of my daughter. My daughter could

15:59

do right, but whatever she wants,

16:01

not your daughter in particularly, but just taking

16:04

a daughter every day so she's eighteen to

16:06

check for her virginity. I mean that's I'm not doing

16:08

that. Yeah, I'm not doing that, but I'm

16:10

not knocking tall. I understand his logic

16:13

and just just lying thinking, really

16:16

what about his logic? A lot of that's his daughter.

16:18

He's gonna be a father to his daughter, how

16:20

he wants to be a father to his daughter. Nobody

16:23

is wrong, like doctor Odds is the wrong, Jenny minds

16:25

and wrong, or Gudy is wrong. It's all a matter of

16:27

opinion. And parenting style. Some parents are

16:29

overprotective, some parents aren't intrusive,

16:32

and some parents aren't. It's simple and what Jennie

16:34

Meyers saying is absolutely correct And the answer

16:36

to her question to me is all of the above. Because I saw

16:38

her saying that, you know what is TI worried about? I

16:41

think it's everything she said that's t getting

16:44

pregnant, just out here loose, giving her good. He's

16:46

a way to sell young boy who don't give a damn about her. I'm

16:48

afraid of all of that as a father, and you get pregnant.

16:50

She Asia seems like she's a great

16:53

daughter and the decision that she's made in her life, and

16:55

I feel like you can have conversations and

16:57

make sure you keep a close watch on your

16:59

daughter and also be a great dad and

17:01

be active. And being active doesn't equal

17:04

you have to make sure you check her hymen. Listen,

17:06

man, that's just my thought. You get pregnant

17:08

at sixteen, who's taking care of the baby? What job can you

17:10

get us sixteen to provide for a child. I don't want my daughter

17:12

and you can check. I don't want my daughter having sex at

17:14

fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, when she turns eighteen, she's in

17:16

college as she's an own woman. Yeah, and

17:19

you can check your daughter's hyman every year, and that doesn't

17:21

mean she's not gonna have sex. And her

17:23

hymen could also be broken, and it doesn't

17:26

mean she had And then what happens if she does have

17:28

sex, she gott allowed back in the house, Like

17:30

what happened? I very I don't agree with the hymen checking

17:32

things simply because you can check the hymen and if

17:34

that don't mean anything, she can still be out here being sexually

17:36

active. But my point is if you still need

17:38

me to sign a permission slip for you to participate in

17:40

school activities and you're too young to be participating

17:43

in sexual activities in quote, yeah,

17:45

and I feel like that could be a conversation, all

17:47

right. But in addition to that, that podcast

17:50

is no longer available, the hosts have taken

17:52

down the Ladies Like Us podcasts. They

17:54

posted to everyone confused, angry, and hurt

17:56

by the recent episode of Ladies Like Us. We want

17:58

to start off by saying that sincerely apologize

18:01

for our knee jerk reaction to the uncomfortable

18:03

topic. We were completely caught off guard, shocked

18:06

and looking back. We should have reacted much differently

18:08

in the moment. The comments that were made and

18:11

the reaction that followed are not in any way a reflection

18:13

of our personal views on the topic. We support

18:15

and love women and feel that their bodies are there

18:17

is to do as they wish. There was absolutely

18:20

no ill intent toward any party involved, and we

18:22

feel deeply awful about the entire

18:24

incident. We are not perfect and we take full accountability.

18:27

Yeah, they need to quit, They need to throw the whole podcast

18:29

away. This is why I don't think everybody should be a personality.

18:31

Okay, that's why everybody shouldn't being

18:34

broadcasting because number one year of personality,

18:36

you are not responsible for what somebody says. Yeah

18:38

he raises his door. Oh and who cares if you laugh?

18:40

Some people laughing, they are uncomfortable. Some people laughing

18:42

they're hearing something outrageous and they're laughing at the audacity

18:45

of the parts and not what they said. But that fall that everyone

18:47

is not going to agree with you. Everyone's not going to agree with

18:50

your content, and you can't go around apologizing every

18:52

time you have a show, are an interview that people don't agree

18:54

with. You got to be built for the backlash from the artists

18:56

and the audience, and some people aren't, some people don't, some

18:58

people some people are, some people aren't. So through the whole

19:00

podcast, maybe they honestly felt like, you

19:02

know, looking back, we shouldn't have reacted that, right, And if

19:05

that's really how they felt, why can't they express

19:07

that? You know, they didn't feel like they did that because all the backlash

19:09

their receives. I mean, I can't say that, but they might

19:11

have been like Dan, looking back, that was kind of whacked.

19:13

I might have thought that, for real, he didn't do anything illegal.

19:15

He's raised that

19:18

it's illegal. But maybe they felt like they should have pushed back

19:20

and questioned it a little and there's

19:23

nothing wrong. Yeah, But you can also push

19:25

back and be like, you know, it is invasive to

19:27

do that to a young woman's body

19:29

and to go with her inside the room

19:31

and when she's trying to have a conversation with

19:34

the doctor. They might feel like that every single

19:36

time they received backlash from an

19:38

artist or the audience, they're going to be out

19:40

here apologizing. Some people will built for it, some people

19:42

aren't. All right now to Nash

19:45

has just signed a deal with rock Nation, so

19:48

looks like that's going down for her. She has debuted

19:50

a couple of singles since joining

19:53

forces with Rock Nation, Die a Little Bit and Touch

19:55

and Go, and both songs were released

19:57

under her to Nash Music. Inks. So good

20:00

for her. She's got a lot of things happening

20:03

now, I guess. So now she got a record that I absolutely

20:05

love. That record with chance to rablem all my friends

20:07

have wasted. Oh my god, that record is fire.

20:10

Yes, and one of her songs also features the black just

20:13

FYI. All right, I'm Angela Yee

20:15

and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, miss

20:17

e. Now we got front page news coming up. What are we talking about?

20:19

Man, this is a terrible incident. Imagine

20:21

you go to work and you end up dying

20:24

because of the cleaning supplies. All right,

20:26

we'll get into that next. Keeping locked as to Breakfast

20:28

Club complete, Good morning, everybody is tej

20:31

Envy, Angela Yee, Sharlow mean the guy

20:33

we all the Breakfast club? Good morning, Hi, guys

20:36

and gals. Is getting some front page

20:38

news now on Thursday eight

20:40

football the Oakla Raiders beat the Charge

20:42

just twenty six twenty four. Now

20:45

what else we got? Easy? Well, one person

20:47

was killed and ten other people were sickened. That was

20:49

a chemical accident at a Buffalo Wild Wings

20:51

restaurant yesterday and Burlington,

20:53

Massachusetts. According to authorities, it

20:56

appears that somebody must have left this this

20:59

cleaning form out. It's

21:01

called super eight and it's

21:03

a it's basically a high concentration

21:05

of chlorine and bleach, and so

21:08

one of the employees there was feeling nauseous

21:10

and ended up getting rushed to the hospital and

21:13

they did, unfortunately pass away. They said

21:15

other people were sickened as well too. Customs strong

21:17

as that thing, and should people be using it if it could kill

21:19

somebody? Well of a smell, Yeah,

21:22

the fumes were pretty bad. And I

21:25

don't know, I mean, I guess it's just a really, really really

21:27

high concentrate. That's crazy,

21:30

all right. Scientists have also discovered the first

21:33

new HIV strain in nearly two decades.

21:35

For the first time in nineteen years, they've

21:38

detected a new strain of HIV. It is part

21:40

of the Group M version of HIV

21:42

one. But that's the same family

21:45

of virus subtypes that they blame for the global

21:47

HIV pandemic, and so HIV

21:50

has several different subtypes or strains, and like

21:52

other viruses, it can change and mutate over

21:54

time. So they're saying this is the first new group

21:57

HIV strain identified since two

22:00

thousands, So it's important to know what strange of

22:02

the virus are circulating so that you can have

22:04

the proper test to detect the disease

22:06

and make sure those tests are effective. Well, the

22:08

Illuminati went back to the lab. The papas

22:10

chicken sandwiches and killing unique is fast enough for That's

22:13

what I get from that, all right, And

22:15

I told you guys this earlier because I'm in Dallas

22:17

right now and it's freezing here. They're saying there is

22:19

an arctic blast and there could be low

22:22

record temperatures in the United States.

22:24

In the eastern part of the United States, they said

22:26

starting this week, record low

22:28

temperatures are possible across Texas and Oklahoma,

22:31

along with parts of the Ohio Valley. They said by

22:33

Wednesday, there could be more than a dozen

22:35

of record lows in the Deep South and the Gulf Coast,

22:38

So just to be aware of that if you're

22:40

out and about. In parts of Mississippi and Alabama,

22:42

they said, highs aren't likely to get out of the thirties.

22:45

Yeah, it's gonna be a high of fifty four today

22:47

in Dallas. In New Jersey it's right twenty seven.

22:49

Right now New York, it's like thirty three. I thought it was a

22:51

little bit more colder than you. Absolutely,

22:56

and I'm right now. I'm in Dallas. I'm headed to New Orleans,

22:58

but then I go to Detroit. It already snow snow

23:01

in Oakland. I gotta go to the Oakland for afro

23:03

Tech today, just for the day though, I'm just ending out.

23:06

Let me see what what's Oakland,

23:08

California? I know it? Say what's

23:10

my favorite word? Why are you talking about sex? That's

23:13

you? You got a little black I

23:15

want to clue box of black people. That's how we do geography.

23:18

What I'm saying, what's the way in Oakland? Y'all?

23:20

Fair thing you think about the rapping Oakland? To what's

23:22

my favorite word? That's about the weather. It's

23:25

gonna be sixty five degrees today, But that's cool, all right,

23:27

all right? Now it's

23:30

Friday, so you know what that means. It's freaky,

23:32

freaky, freaky Friday. The

23:35

freaky freaky Friday question is

23:37

now we've been talking about children

23:40

and possibly having sex that what about the boys? Okay,

23:42

I don't know all we going. I didn't know where

23:44

that was going. The tr conversation, you know, and parents

23:47

being concerned about our kids having sex. Yes,

23:50

so let's open up the phone lines. Eight hundred five

23:52

kids concerns to one oh five one.

23:55

Have your kids ever caught you having sex?

23:58

Or have you caught your parents having sex? Eight

24:01

hundred five eight five one oh five

24:03

one. None of my kids have caught

24:05

me having sex. My daughter, of um,

24:08

they would have said it. My daughter actually heard it and

24:11

she texted and was like, guys, you know I'm still up right

24:13

now. Guys, Dad, could you keep it down? Dad?

24:15

Why are you doing all that screaming? Why are

24:17

you doing all that morning and yelling? Dad? Damn?

24:20

Mom's really putting it on dad tonight. I

24:23

know that's how I go down in your house. Can't convin the other one?

24:25

No, no, no, no, you know what eight

24:28

hundred five eighty five one five one. I hate Y'all's

24:30

the breakfast club. God Morning's

24:32

Freaky Friday. Goddamn the Breakfast

24:35

Club. DJ

24:38

Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne,

24:41

the guy. We are the Breakfast Club now if you just

24:43

joined us, We're asking have you ever caught

24:45

your parents having sex at or how

24:47

your kids ever caught you having sex? Now? This topic

24:50

comes from Shout to the Bully and the Beast podcast. Lorille

24:52

and Waxes played audio Have you ever

24:55

been caught by plenty plenty?

24:57

I got called plenty They gotta called my mom's

24:59

grandma brothers. So I

25:02

was with my friend. It was two o'clock in the

25:04

morning. Let me just saying I was in a room with a door

25:06

that was in locks. My son comes in because

25:08

I guess he heard some noise. All I hear

25:10

is Mommy, that is very inappropriate.

25:13

I am calling my mom good did your

25:15

friends say? He was like?

25:18

He was like, you should have yelled at him so he could

25:20

think something's wrong. I'm like, I was in shocked.

25:22

So we're asking eight hundred five, five, one

25:25

or five. One of my kids have never walked in and caught us,

25:27

but my daughter has texted us and said,

25:29

guys, I'm still up. Guys, then you checked

25:31

your text during sex now, this was after

25:33

when we checked in. You can see the text was like, guys,

25:36

I'm still up. The next one she asked, mommy,

25:38

Mommy, what was you doing the daddy last night? He was making

25:40

so much noise of it sound like he

25:42

was in Yeah. Have

25:44

you ever caught your parent type of sex? I

25:47

think so. I never walked in on them, but I've heard

25:49

them, and it's because I was sneaking

25:52

downstairs in the house. My room was all

25:54

the way on the third floor, so I was creeping downstairs

25:57

past their room. The door was closed, and I heard some

25:59

conversation and it didn't sound like it was fun.

26:01

Though, what conversation did you hear? I don't

26:03

sound like they were having sex, but you know how

26:06

like you're tired and you don't really feel like it. That's

26:08

what it sounded like. Okay, what about you, Charlemagne?

26:11

No, I think I don't

26:13

remember. I mean, I might have caught my parents having

26:15

sex one time, but it wasn't like a caught thing. It's like,

26:18

you know, you used to have a ranch

26:20

style house in a monk's corner,

26:22

and you know, you walk in the door and you peek

26:24

in and you see them under the covers, and you just back away because

26:26

you know, you know you're seeing something you ain't got no business

26:28

in. But my kids have never called me simply

26:30

because I'm not poor and I got locks on my

26:33

door. Apologies to all those who can't afford locks

26:35

to get your money up. King, I hate your kids would

26:37

have never caught you if you wasn't a pall.

26:39

Ask me who could afford locks?

26:42

All right, some people out there that could have afford locks that

26:44

locks on that doors. Well, it didn't lock the goddamn

26:46

door in. It's just that simple. Let's

26:48

go to the full hous. Hello. Who's this? Hey

26:51

DJ from Houston. I'm from Cali,

26:53

but I live in Houston. What's up, brother? What's

26:55

going on with you? What's going on? Man?

26:58

Yeah? I called my parents having it

27:00

wasn't my parents, It's like my mom's and her boyfriend.

27:03

I was like nineteen, I ain't

27:05

really like to do, but I'm like I knocked on the

27:08

door, like hey man, with like is

27:10

it cool? Like I got to ask

27:12

you a question that she's like, Oh, I'm like I

27:14

saw this boy. Wow.

27:17

So dude, you didn't like was knocking down your mom's and

27:19

that you had that image in your head forever?

27:22

Was he putting it down? Yeah? Bro, I still got

27:24

it. I don't know like it sounds like like

27:27

it see Charlet mane. You always

27:29

gotta ask that man, what question

27:33

that don listen? Mommy gotta have a

27:35

life too, bro. I'll feel

27:38

you on that. It sounded like it sounded like

27:40

she was, but she

27:43

was making noise. She was moaning. Yeah,

27:45

Broda, I had knock

27:48

on the door to kind of break it up real quick. I

27:50

don't know if you rap, bro, but that'd be a great rap song.

27:52

Mommy moaning and just the perspective of a

27:55

parent kid catching their parents having

27:57

sex. I'm serious. Hello, who's this good

28:00

morning? This is Ricardo Hanley Junior from Yanks.

28:02

Ricardo Haley Junior. Man, you ever walked in on

28:04

your parents having sex? That was about Ricardo Haley

28:06

senior're putting it down? Yea,

28:10

na, I ain't never seen pops. Oh

28:12

mom, get it in, but I got a one year

28:14

role. I was giving my shorty's some backshots.

28:17

He walked in with the stun face I'm talking

28:19

about. He looked shot like I was hurting

28:21

her son. I mean, you

28:24

know, some nice pleasurable plane.

28:27

You know, I was putting that paint

28:29

in. But I'm saying at the same time,

28:32

you know, like cool man, this is

28:34

ah, this is did you stop

28:36

it? Stopped though. Yeah, nah, I

28:38

pulled out real quick, snatched them up, took

28:40

him to the crib. You know, I couldn't

28:42

even bux that. Yeah, you gotta tell you how

28:45

to tell him? Like, look where you keep interrupting me. You're never gonna

28:47

have a sibling. My g too,

28:51

because I need a babysitter. Man, Oh my god

28:54

brother. Eight hundred and five eight five, one

28:56

on five one. Have you ever caught your parents having sex?

28:58

Call us now? It was the Breakfast Club, Morning Morning.

29:00

Everybody is DJ Envy Angela

29:03

Ye, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

29:05

Now. If you just joined us, we're asking have

29:08

you ever caught your parents having sex?

29:10

Now? We have Pamela on the line, Pamela, good morning.

29:13

Hey, how are you doing? Good morning? Now? You said your kids?

29:15

Can't you having sex? Yes? My fit

29:18

you're old. Caught my husband and I in the

29:20

mix, and thankfully we

29:22

were in missionary position. So I

29:25

grabbed my husband and I was like, just lay down.

29:28

And so when he did my son, you

29:30

know, he was like, what are you guys doing? And I'm

29:32

like, we're playing a game, and he

29:34

was like, what kind of game me? Y'all player? After the some

29:37

thought game like go away bye bye,

29:39

get you got. You gotta think a little quick on your

29:41

feet. Now you in missionary, right, So what you do is

29:43

you grab your husband and you put your hand on his back. And

29:45

when they see YO, say what you're doing? You say, birthing them.

29:47

But daddy too heavy for me to lift up, so I

29:49

got to hold him down like this to burth, Hm, you just keep patting

29:52

his back. Come on, nine a fool,

29:54

No, you can't do that. That's too much

29:56

time. You think a little quick on your feet now exactly

30:02

that's the day. Hey, how are you

30:04

did you? Did you have a check catch your parents having

30:06

sex or your kids catch you having sex? Murma, No,

30:09

well my parents. The next morning, my mother goes

30:11

to me, I just got raped. And next

30:13

thing you know, my parents are looking around happy.

30:15

Yes, didn't make me breakfast. I never

30:18

got the best treatment ever in my life. You

30:20

said, I don't know where this phone call just went. Yeah,

30:24

what happened now that my parents?

30:26

Right? My mother goes to me the next morning, right, I

30:28

guess they did whatever they did the next

30:30

morning, my parents, my mom looks at me and goes, I

30:33

got raped by your father. And she's

30:35

smiling and he's smiling looking at me, and then they're

30:37

both making breakfast together. Oh, it was a

30:40

joke, but the word rape makes

30:42

the joke not really. That's

30:45

one of those things, did you listen? Take

30:47

it from me. That's one of those things you keep in the house

30:50

amongst each other. All right, you say

30:52

that after each other. You don't have to repeat

30:54

that publicly. I guess my

30:56

father put in the work. I don't know. Yeah,

30:59

rapeing the right word for it, right, Mama?

31:01

Don't you don't keep that to yourselves in

31:04

the house. Hello, who's this? They

31:07

ain't Nisha? You cut your parents having

31:09

sexy? Your kids caught you. I put

31:11

my pans, So what happened? You sound

31:14

mad too? Right? And

31:16

my mom was all her knees and then

31:19

she looked me in my eyes. Wait wait wait, you was under

31:21

the bed. Yeah, the

31:25

my my mom. I want to know what they were

31:27

doing in your collection here. My mom was saying, oh,

31:30

Dad, oh Dad, I'm like black calls

31:32

him dad, And I see

31:34

what she say all that day. You

31:37

sound wild ancestral right now. And

31:39

you wanted to see that because you actually hit under

31:41

the bed. And what if that man would have pulled What

31:43

if that man would have pulled out and let that

31:46

let that stuff fall

31:48

towards the carver, and

31:50

you just happened to be looking up for them. So

31:54

hold on, Charlomagne, let me let me let you know something.

31:56

First of all, and you're

31:58

playing the ten doll and you had were

32:02

an apartment bill. Our water is really sading.

32:04

We're getting stupid noises. You want to be like,

32:06

wait, hold on, what's going on here? No,

32:08

you mind your business. That's that goddamn boogeyman your

32:10

parents keep telling you about and that little

32:12

pots Hello.

32:16

Well you saw the boogeyman that night. He was boogeing

32:18

all over your mama, wasn't it. I was

32:21

so traumatised, like, oh my god,

32:24

like, oh my god. And that was your daddy,

32:26

that was your mama was saying too. And when your dad

32:28

was in there, oh my god, Oh

32:30

my god. Why

32:37

are y'all so crazy? Y'all crazy? It's

32:40

so crazy. What's listen? It's

32:42

so crazy. I didn't wonder why I'm crazy. It's

32:45

your fault. There's

32:47

no moral of the story. These are the stories.

32:50

Lock the goddamn dog. Your

32:53

pole ass lots Ain't that expensive?

32:55

Bro? All right, no, man,

32:58

lot the goddamn dog. Buy some lots for your

33:00

door and locked the door before you do it. It's

33:02

just that simple. I put the chair up behind the

33:04

door something, lock it in. Put a chair behind

33:06

the door. I've done that before. Just

33:08

put the chair just so it makes noise so you know what's going

33:11

on, so they can't sneak up on. Yeah, that's when you was Paul. Huh,

33:15

that's a pole. Oh boy,

33:18

the way he asked to tell you what person

33:20

is upset that his announcement

33:22

that he wants to run for president isn't being taken seriously.

33:25

And he also wants to change his name. All

33:27

right, we'll get into that next. Hee been locked as the breakfast

33:29

Club. Good morning, Hey morning,

33:31

everybody is DJ mvy Angela

33:33

yee Charlomagne the guy we are the breakfast club.

33:36

Good morning. Now

33:39

you had a debate area later on today, right, Yes, I'll

33:41

be at a protect today with my sister

33:43

Debbie Dead. We're doing a fireside chat Deie

33:45

Devil be in conversation with me talking

33:48

about my favorite subject, mental health, as well as you

33:50

know, just black representation in the

33:52

tech world. So I'll be in Oakland this

33:55

afternoon leaning out though I'm

33:57

only I'm only in the town for a quick second. You

33:59

know, I don't stay well and I want to shout out to

34:01

you, NB. I actually saw your friend Michael Seawan

34:03

last night, comedian radio person, did

34:07

morning radios with him in New York for a couple of years and

34:10

he is getting married, which is exciting.

34:13

Now he's been engaged for six years. And

34:15

we put the pressure on him last night and

34:17

told him, what are you going to set a date? Because he didn't even

34:19

have a date center anything. And he actually facetimed

34:22

his fiance during the Lift Service

34:24

Live show and we set a date of September

34:26

nineteenth for his wedding. So yes,

34:30

and the whole family, his wife, his fiance

34:32

soon to be wife called the kids in the room and we set the

34:35

date for September nineteenth. And

34:37

now it's happening, right.

34:41

Trump included bass from Michael Shan. Good

34:44

guy. He is, Yes, he is. Now you got rumors of the

34:46

way, Yes, but we are going to

34:48

talk about the View. I

34:51

know y'all saw Donald Trump Junior was on the View

34:53

and he has a book coming out that he wants to promote.

34:55

But things got very spicy. All right, we'll

34:57

get into that next. Keep a lot just to breakfast Clo Morning.

35:01

Everybody is DJ M V Angela

35:03

Guie, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

35:06

Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk kanyets

35:09

just Ohla Gosu

35:12

report God with Angela Angela

35:15

Guie. It's the rule of report the Breakfast Club.

35:18

Well, Kanye West is seemingly

35:21

serious about running for president in twenty twenty

35:23

four. Now. He was talking at the Fast Company

35:26

Innovation Festival yesterday and he brought

35:28

it up again. People seem to think it was funny. Though,

35:30

listen to this, When I run for president

35:32

in twenty twenty four, we want to definitely

35:35

know what y'all lifinger. When

35:39

I run for president of twenty twenty four, we

35:41

would have created so many jobs if I back

35:43

of a run on a walk. You know, after

35:45

Trump is out of the White House, they need to really change

35:47

the qualifications for being president. You should have

35:49

had to have you should have to have a certain level

35:52

of education, and you should have had to have already

35:54

been some type of public official, health, some type of public

35:56

office in order to be president. You can't just be an

35:58

entertainer, our celebrity get to be in the

36:00

highest office in the land, things have to change. Well,

36:03

Kanye, you also wants to change his name legally.

36:06

Here's what he said. I'm gonna tell you

36:09

exactly when the four points to call me a sent a

36:11

millionaire, people say it's crossed to call yourself

36:13

a billionaire, I might legally change

36:15

my name to Christian genius

36:18

billionaire Kanye West for a year

36:20

until y'all understand exactly

36:22

what it is. Oh my god, all

36:25

right, that's your guy. I mean, I like

36:27

Kanye, but Kanye can be ridiculous.

36:30

I do also think that Trump really is the greatest

36:32

case for optimism ever when it comes to being

36:34

president, because the only reason Kanye thinks he can be president

36:36

is because of Trump, and Trump should not be the bar Like.

36:38

What people should do is look at some of the greatest presidents of

36:41

all time and ask yourself, can you be better than that?

36:43

Not Trump? All right, Well, I'm really

36:45

excited for this. Salt and Pepper upcoming TV

36:48

biopic is going to be on Lifetime though

36:50

to be a limited series, yes, and they have casted

36:52

some of the actors so far. Everybody

36:55

hates Chris actress Gig

36:57

Townsend movie portraying Salt, while

37:00

The Young and the Restless star Layla Odom will

37:02

be playing Pepper in that limited series.

37:04

Also, Monique Paul is Spinderella

37:07

and Jamal Howard will star as Tretch

37:09

from Naughty by Nature, So it should

37:11

be pretty interesting to watch. And

37:13

they are saying that it's also going to

37:16

be directed by Mario van

37:18

Peebles, and

37:21

of course on Pepper and Queen Latifa are going to be executive

37:23

producers on this series too, just so you know, all

37:25

right, I'm into that, like I love some Salt

37:27

and Pepper, So that's for

37:30

me to watch, all right. Anne, Let's talk about

37:32

Whitney Houston for a second. We've been

37:34

telling you about this book A Song for You, My Life

37:37

with Whitney Houston, that her closest friend

37:39

and ex lover, Robin Crawford, has is putting

37:41

out with some intimate memories of Whitney

37:44

Houston and Whitney Houston in a way that we never

37:46

knew. Did you know that Whitney dated Eddie

37:48

Murphy? No? I didn't know that, And

37:53

she talks about it in the book. She says, one day when Eddie

37:55

was supposed to come for dinner. I caught a glimpse

37:57

of Whitney. She was wearing a black dress and low hilled

37:59

slim acts. For a moment, I thought, boy, I

38:01

wish she was doing that for me. But she said

38:04

by then her romantic relationship

38:06

with Whitney had been over for several years.

38:08

And she said Eddie Murphy never showed up that night,

38:11

and that left Whitney Houston devastated.

38:13

I guess he was a little wishy why she at the time.

38:15

And so on the morning that she was supposed to

38:17

marry Bobby Brown, that's when Whitney Houston

38:20

got a phone call from Eddie Murphy and he

38:22

called to tell her that she was making a mistake.

38:25

According to Robin Corford, but she pressed ahead

38:27

and got married anyway. So I guess

38:29

she always loved Eddie Murphy, but he just wasn't

38:32

putting it down like he should have as far as being

38:34

consistent in a relationship. And

38:37

yeah, this sounds like it's gonna be a good read for

38:40

you people that are big Whitney

38:42

Houston fans. My mom was such a big Whitney Houston

38:44

fan that I think I'm gonna have to read this

38:46

book. I write and another

38:48

person who has a book coming out is Donald Trump

38:51

Junior. His book is called Triggered, and

38:53

it's all about how the liberals are

38:57

triggering him, I guess, and his family.

38:59

And he went on the View to talk about

39:02

his family and to defend them and some

39:04

of the things that he said. We're

39:06

him accusing him, we're accusing the women

39:08

on the View of also being I guess

39:11

quote problematic. He also

39:13

called Mexicans rapists coming

39:16

across the border, and that's a fan on what's going on.

39:21

Attack the handicapital. He bragged

39:23

about it. He had listen. We heard

39:25

the access hold on, we heard

39:27

the access to tape where he

39:29

bragged about grabbing women by their gemitalia.

39:32

That's what Megan is talking about. He's talking

39:34

about lowering the discourse to his level,

39:36

which is horrible for this country, even

39:38

if people all work, and we don't want

39:40

to have a country like that, all

39:43

right. And he did try to attack some

39:45

of the hosts on the View and tell them that they too have

39:48

done things that were wrong and problematic.

39:50

We've all done things but we regret. I mean, if we're

39:52

talking about bringing a discourse down, joy, you've

39:55

worn blackface I'm

39:58

sorry. I'm sorry. And Joe it

40:02

wasn't rape rape when he raped

40:05

a child. So let's okay, Yeah,

40:07

no, let's talk about this. So you want to bring this

40:09

up. The question came up, I did

40:12

not the black face. Please, she was not in

40:14

black fank you now that you've broken

40:16

this piece of ice, because I guess

40:18

this is the fight you wanted. It's not. It

40:21

is. But if we're talking

40:23

about are you questioning my character? Not

40:25

my character I'm talking about you're questioning my father's

40:28

character. What

40:31

is going on? No selective outrage

40:33

being selectively triggered. It is hilarious to

40:36

me because if Donald Trump Junior hadn't

40:38

have bought those things up, people probably

40:40

would be on joy and will be asked about those things because

40:42

Joy behard did say she went to a party as a young

40:45

African woman and she put on makeup that made her docked

40:47

than usual, and will be you know, did

40:49

say what Roman Polanski did wasn't rape rape,

40:51

even though he fled the country for sexual relationship with a

40:54

thirteen year girl. Let someone else other than Trump Junior

40:56

bring those things up. Y'all may be raising hell

40:58

long, will be enjoy this morning, all

41:01

right? Well, Donald Trump Junior's book is called Triggered,

41:03

How the Left thrives on hate and wants to

41:05

silence us. So that is his

41:08

new book about politically correct

41:10

culture. He said, the book that left

41:12

us elites don't want you to read. That's what it says

41:14

on Amazon. You think that'll be a best seller. Yeah,

41:16

yeah, And I mean, you know, somebody could

41:18

have simply said that Trump Junior on that panel. You know, Yes,

41:21

you're right, we all got bs with us. We all

41:23

have done and said things we regret. But the problem

41:25

is we are the president of the United States of America.

41:28

Okay, that's what somebody should have said, though.

41:31

And you know, people can take accountability for things if

41:33

they do too, and there's nothing wrong with that. If you make a mistake

41:35

and take accountability for it, then that should be fine.

41:38

Instead he's saying those things never even happened.

41:41

Oh, I'm Angela Yee and that is

41:43

your rumor report. It's Friday. I

41:45

just brought it down. No, I'm

41:47

saying saying Donald Trump didn't do these things that we

41:49

all heard him do, So you can't

41:52

say that never happened. Yeah, I didn't say. I didn't

41:54

have him say it. Didn't happen. And I just heard him say that we all

41:56

got bs with us. That's what you trying to the

41:58

first tip, he said that never happened. What

42:00

never happened? When are you talking about

42:02

Donald Trump? And when she was talking about the things that

42:04

Donald Trump have done making fun of handicapped people and all

42:06

of that, I missed that. I didn't. He said, you know, he

42:08

said he didn't said it didn't happen. Yeah,

42:13

well, I mean she said we heard

42:15

it, so it did happen. Enjoy kind of lie too

42:17

by saying she didn't wear black face, because if you put on

42:19

makeup, if you if you say you're going to a party, you say you're a

42:21

young African woman and you're putting on makeup to up

42:23

here darker. I mean, you

42:28

ever see what it looked like when she looked

42:32

like a flint stone, She looked like she looked

42:34

like Wilma Rubble. Does that look

42:36

like you think so you would consider that black face? I'm just

42:38

curious. I mean, I don't know. She said, you're a young African

42:41

woman. We saw we saw somebody dressed up like comment other

42:43

day and they had on like Paige face, and they said that

42:45

was black face. I don't know. Well

42:48

shut them. Yes, for

42:51

after the hour, we're gonna do

42:53

a collaboration that nobody wants. Okay, we're

42:55

gonna combine the best of the

42:58

best of two fears. Okay, yes, all

43:01

right, we'll get into that next keeper. Lock this to breakfast

43:03

club. Good morning, donkey. At

43:05

the time you

43:08

get dunky, you

43:12

are ject. I'm

43:17

gonna fatten all that around. You want

43:20

this man to stoten blowers. Many waiting

43:22

for Charlemagne to have

43:24

to make a judgment. Who was gonna be on the donkey

43:27

of the day. They chose you because

43:29

the breakfast club bitches, Who's donkey of

43:31

the day to day? Yes, donkey today?

43:33

For Friday, November eighth, goes to a care facility

43:36

in Oklahoma City called the jack ol In

43:38

House now Jacquelin House is a

43:40

facility that serves intellectually

43:42

and developmentally disabled people.

43:45

And we all worry about folks in these care facilities.

43:47

We worry if these people are getting the care they need, the

43:49

care they deserve. It's very hard to trust

43:51

someone you love with somebody else.

43:54

All right. It doesn't matter if you're dropping your child off to school

43:56

or your grandmother off to an old folks home. Leaving

43:59

someone you love it in the hands of others

44:01

is scary. You know what else is

44:03

scary. It's a flu shot. Remember

44:06

when we had the good brother up here. What's the good brother name, Maddy?

44:08

You remember the good brother name, doctor Torrian

44:10

easterlynlubon for doctor

44:12

Torrian Easterlyn. We had him up here and he

44:14

was telling us about the flu shot and the

44:17

benefits of it, and we were expressing

44:19

some of our fears to him. Let's flash back. Let's

44:21

flash back to that. So should people get the

44:23

flu vaccination because everybody says you shouldn't get

44:25

it. It makes you sick. The government's just putting something

44:27

in your system. So should people get

44:30

the flu vaccination? Absolutely? Anyone

44:32

that has six months in over the should get the flu vaccine,

44:35

you know, and it's going to protect yourself, protect your

44:37

family. Is it true that getting a

44:39

flu vaccine can make you more successful, successible

44:42

successful sit up viruses?

44:46

No, that's not true. Most people after

44:48

they get a flu vaccine ends up happening.

44:50

They get a sore arm, they may develop

44:53

a little great fever, but other than that,

44:55

you know, majority people do not get sick.

44:57

You know, I think what we often hear is that people get sick

45:00

the flu vaccine. But that's

45:02

a small majority of people who develop any symptoms,

45:04

and you're not susceptible. Another thing, I'd

45:07

had a flu shot in years. We gotta make that

45:09

happen. No, I'm cool, that's coming, you know. Give

45:11

you a flu vaccine now, nah? Yes,

45:14

yes, yes, yes, Well once again, something

45:16

else that is hard for us to trust. Okay care

45:19

facilities and flu shots two things we are

45:21

already concerned about. Well,

45:23

I am about to play you a story that will give you more

45:25

anxiety about both of these things. What

45:27

did Jaquelin House in Oklahoma City

45:30

do to confirm all our fears about

45:32

these places and the flu shot. Let's

45:34

go to KTUL ABC eight for the report please

45:37

tonight out of barbles Vale, a potentially

45:39

life threatening medical mishap. A

45:42

routine flu shot turned out to instead

45:44

be a dose of insulin for patients

45:46

had a home for developmentally challenged

45:48

people. Eight patients from that home, along with two

45:51

employees, are now here at the hospital,

45:53

we are told earlier today, MS first got

45:55

the call that one person was unresponsive at

45:57

the Jacqueline House, but once they arrived there,

46:00

they found a scene that was a whole lot more chaotic. Police

46:02

tell us every one of the clients staying here had

46:04

been dosed with insulin instead of their flu

46:06

shot. When the first person became unresponsive,

46:09

someone called police. All these people

46:11

are symptomatic, laying on the ground, needing

46:13

to help, but can't communicate what they need. A

46:16

pharmacist of forty years had been contracted

46:18

to give flu shots at the home, but it appears instead

46:20

his syringes were filled with insulin, and

46:23

enough insulin can kill you. But fortunately

46:25

this was not the case. Here. Ten people

46:28

hospitalized in the

46:30

Jacqueline House, in this care facility after

46:32

they were injected with insulin instead

46:35

of a flu shot. This is

46:37

exactly what we worry about when we get any type

46:39

of vaccine. We think they're putting something

46:41

in us that shouldn't be in us already, And when it comes

46:44

to care facilities, this is the type of neglect we

46:46

are scared of. Okay, Oklahoma City decided

46:48

to combine the two. Jacqueline House decided

46:50

to combine the two and give us the collaboration

46:53

that none of us needed. And what makes this story

46:55

even worse is that none of these people

46:58

were able to even express what was wrong with

47:00

them because they are they were intellectually

47:02

and developmentally disabled.

47:05

Please give the Jacqueline House in Oklahoma City the

47:07

sweet sounds of the Hamletones. Oh no

47:10

you are dogee,

47:13

Oh the day, the

47:18

dogee, Oh

47:21

the day. Ye. All

47:27

right, well, thank you for that donkey today. Yes,

47:29

indeed, can you imagine you're supposed to get

47:31

a flu shot and somebody sticks you in insulin? No, I

47:33

can't imagine that. All right, now, when

47:36

we come back, John getting stuck with anything

47:38

that you didn't want to get stuck with? Nothing,

47:41

Gonna continue confession, all right.

47:44

When we come back, Jack Queeze will be joining

47:46

us. He has a new album out today, The King

47:48

of R and B, and we're gonna kick it with him when we come back, So

47:50

don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast

47:53

Club Morning.

47:56

Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela,

47:59

Yee, Charlotta and the God. We all the Breakfast

48:01

Club. We got a special guest in the building, serve

48:04

the King R and B. That's right, Jack Quis, Yes,

48:06

sir. Now, we don't know how long this interview is gonna because y'all

48:08

Queiss was late. Kings are not late

48:10

John Quis. I know, but that was my driver. Fun Now

48:13

I smelled cush. That was your fault. I

48:16

can't do till I smoke. That's

48:18

what happened. That's my driver,

48:20

man, he was traffic. Now, the King

48:22

R and B is dropping an album called The King of R and B? Yes,

48:25

do you really feel that way? Are you just like I

48:27

really feel that way? You really feel gimm yeah,

48:29

I explain it. Is it the King of R and B? A new

48:32

artist? Is it just overall? Is the King R

48:34

and Bill for my generation? For your generation? Yeah?

48:36

I don't have a problem with that. I'm gonna tell you what. I don't have a problem

48:38

with that because I come from the generation with Tea. I said he was the King

48:40

of the South exactly, and nobody believed him till he said

48:42

it, and then he proved it with little ways that he was the best

48:45

rapper alive. Everybody was like, oh, he

48:47

tripped till he proved it. Right, So you just gotta prove

48:49

it. You gotta put the work in. I appreciate that, man, or

48:51

they'd be giving you that much flack about it. Yeah,

48:53

what come on, man?

48:56

But you know what's so crazy? I heard you say that the first time I said

48:58

it. When y'all, I don't think you was here. He came back.

49:00

I think I'll played rewind something on Saturday, and

49:02

you was saying, like, I heard you say the same thing you just said.

49:04

I was like, because that's what you gotta. You gotta speak

49:07

and you gotta manifest it right. You got to Yeah, what a

49:09

Keith Sweat City when you were in the Key Sweat heard you ready?

49:11

Man? He

49:13

know. First of all, I apologize

49:16

to him publicly. OJ I apologized again,

49:18

that's my dog, you know what I'm saying. But when I um

49:21

when that first happened, I was doing a show in

49:23

Atlanta and we was backstage and I was

49:25

walking backstage and then somebody was like that's

49:28

the King R and B. And then my boy was like you here who? He just

49:30

said, TK was like you here where you just said? They

49:32

were like this king around like who. That's when I turned around

49:34

and I was like, nah, dud, I ain't even noticed

49:36

it was Key Sweat. I was too in the moment. Then

49:38

after I did all that, I went back in my room. My

49:41

og was like, man, you gotta go back out there. He

49:43

was like, that's Keith Sweat, you gotta go back out there. So when

49:45

I went back out there, Sweat put me in the corner. He was like,

49:48

you're like looking ninja. You know who I am? He said,

49:52

you know I am? You

49:54

know what I am? Like, I'm like yeah, He're like, man,

49:56

nah, you know who? I really don't know that. He like

49:58

he heard of silk, You're like you heard

50:00

got there he named all this records. He's

50:02

like, yeah, you can ask me. You're like, you

50:05

gotta know you're talking to He're like, but I like

50:07

you young because you're a smart young guy. He

50:10

was like, we're gonna rock. You know. He was with me two days ago.

50:12

He saw, Yeah, he surprised me for my

50:14

uh my pandor E. Then he introduced me,

50:16

but oh gee, rock with me. Like he he hit

50:18

me all the time, like that's my dog. Like we found a relationship

50:20

after that. It's crazy stuff work. But I

50:28

get back. I mean now, but you could tell me exactly

50:30

exactly now that's my dog. Man

50:32

Like he hit me. You know what I'm saying. He's

50:35

like, I said, he surprised me the other day. That was real big for

50:37

him to introduce me as the King army for my

50:39

generation. Now, when you went back and you saw that video, you

50:41

saw I heard he looked. Did that make you feel

50:44

even worse? I ain't even ain't gonna. I don't

50:46

even go back and play the clip. I ain't. I

50:48

don't even go back and watch it, watch it. Ain't.

50:50

Would you do a song with him? Yeah, we're about to get ready

50:52

to work. Oh y'all doing something together? Yeah? He about ready

50:55

to work with my own group too, because you got a group,

50:57

yeah, I gotta RMB group yeah, called Bluff

50:59

City Bless all right, Yeah, because I feel

51:01

like, you know, in order to bridge them gaps between generations,

51:03

that's what they gotta do. Like the young and the old got

51:06

to connect with each other definitely. Now y

51:08

k O. Sirius said he's the king of R

51:11

and B as well? Who was that? Who was about? Not

51:13

listen? He being he sounded, he being dispectful. I realized

51:15

about to ask who he sounded? The deaf? Jam

51:17

you know why Killius? I ain't never

51:19

a young boy from Florida. I have no

51:22

idea who that is and I am, but I'm not doing that for Jack

51:24

Quicks neither. That

51:27

was my clone to

51:31

break it down. He was going on him. Now, why King Sorrus,

51:33

he's an all big dude, he's signed the Deaf Jam. He's from

51:35

Florida. He said he's the king on be there. We're going back and

51:37

forth at one time. Yeah,

51:40

amnesia, But but you can't

51:42

be mad at somebody for doing the same thing you did or No.

51:45

That's why I say. That's why I say it's more than one

51:47

king. Like, if you listen to my album, that's the first

51:49

thing I sound intro. I'm like, if we're talking

51:51

kings, that's more than one. So I had something anybody

51:53

that wants to be king? Yeah, So why you

51:56

gotta be for this Guarden? I don't even know this guy. That's

51:58

disrespectful. Jack question. I don't know you're

52:00

gonna remake all your songs and way you'd be doing people now

52:03

you can do it, salute You're not cool

52:05

at all. I don't know him, but

52:08

right now he's locked up right now, so I'm sure we're here

52:10

from him in the weeks he got luck to do that for us.

52:12

Yes, Now, what happened around too? Why didn't you

52:15

put that out back in July? Well, I didn't put out around

52:17

two because of course, you know how stuff happened, and I had to.

52:19

I had to. I had to re change the date. My label

52:21

wanted to like put out a real rollout. They wanted

52:23

them and you know, make more plans for me, so they won't ready.

52:25

So when they said that, I was like, okay, I got

52:27

more time to go back in. I went back in. I remember

52:30

like three days I had recorded like twenty songs, and

52:32

so we swapped out some songs. And

52:35

then I remember Quevo was telling me, like, bro, you might want

52:37

to name the album King R and B, and I

52:39

man, I was like, I was like, I don't

52:41

know, bro, you feel I was like, oh no, I might. And

52:43

then I remember lady from my labor Rochelle, was like,

52:46

you need to name a king R and B. So after that I thought

52:48

about it, changed the King R and B, swapped

52:50

out the records, kept some of the same records, like I got a

52:53

record call around two that was originally the

52:55

intro for the album around too, but it's still on the

52:57

project, so I kept it on. That's the second song

52:59

because I did another intro called King with

53:01

TI. That's the first song. So who was

53:03

the top five R and B artists of your generation. When

53:05

you say your generation, who is that? Like?

53:08

When me counting in, I think me Bryson

53:11

Tory. And I'm not putting

53:13

them down either, because that's leave my folks. You know, Tory

53:16

one of my best friends, Bryson Toy.

53:18

I like pink sweats, I like Brett

53:20

fire Ass. I like, I don't know who

53:22

that is. I know everybody else. I think he coming

53:24

up. I like um party

53:28

and I like uh black. I like

53:30

all the young guys coming up. You know what I'm saying, everybody coming

53:32

up. Everybody dope and Tory gets so cool because

53:35

you know, we were going at it at one point, even when you used

53:37

to like each other. At first, we were beefing because

53:40

man, he's trying to calform me, you fear.

53:42

I remember, I felt like, see, I could talk

53:44

about it now because this is my boy. But I remember we did

53:46

a show for a vote, and I remember I was

53:48

just coming. We had but we were both coming up. You know, we

53:50

both come from the underground or whatever like that, so we was both

53:52

gonna going the next way with whatever. But

53:55

Toy was already in front of me, you know what I'm saying. So

53:57

I remember I was with Stunning and I had

53:59

just got on the stage and Toy was in the back. I was

54:01

like, yeah, that's where I wanted. I was like, hey, bro, I rock with you.

54:04

And then he was kind of like you look like he'll know. He

54:06

was like, you know, kind of like like

54:08

kind of like I was like, I

54:11

was like I had said someone Internet and

54:13

now I mean he added me out like I thought, you know

54:16

who I was. You feel what I'm saying. Then after

54:18

that we met at uh Pandora

54:21

stage at south By Southwest. Were supposed to it was supposed

54:23

to be a link up whatever. I don't know what was supposed to go down,

54:26

but we like to fight. Yeah, we met up.

54:28

We met up up the fight. We met up, but

54:30

when but we didn't fight though,

54:32

just before hirplugs after hair plows the store. Are

54:37

you crazy? But

54:39

this this before that. But we met up. But

54:42

we met up, but we didn't We didn't fight you. Once

54:44

we met up, I remember I remember he was trying to dap my

54:47

one of my one of my boys. I remember my boy to death from his

54:49

boy to dap my boy. I remember it was

54:51

right there and I remember with your like, bro, we talked

54:53

it out or whatever. Then after that we took a picture pitch

54:55

and after that we went on Twitter together. And

54:57

we went on Twitter together, everybody got

54:59

tied. If we got super tight, Yeah

55:02

that's my boy. Y'all be beefing over nothing

55:05

because now it was

55:07

just like you know me, I was your Like. I felt like, man,

55:09

how you he was trying to I knew

55:11

he knew who I was. If he really didn't,

55:14

I knew he did because how he didn't know who I was? And I get

55:16

on Twitter and say something? Then you add me you said something

55:18

about him. I was just like somebody. I was like, man,

55:20

I'm the goat besides Chris Brown. And

55:22

he was like ha ha ha oh I got you,

55:24

got you. And

55:26

that's how it all started. But like I said, that's my boy.

55:29

Do you recognize the heirplugs when you see him that

55:32

good? You didn't get their heirplugs? It's

55:34

not no damn he mad

55:37

because his head don't grow. I

55:40

had a season for a long time. I let my head

55:42

grow. Now everybody say this

55:47

season shot to me that

55:49

the back of fight season

55:52

for a while. All right, we got more with Jack

55:54

Queens when we come back. Dope move it's to Breakfast

55:56

Club, Good morning. I want to get everybody as

55:58

t J N, v Angela

56:00

Yee, Charlomagne the guy we all the Breakfast club.

56:03

We still have Jack Queiss in the building. Charlemagne.

56:05

It just fits your catalog. Though people will criticize

56:07

you for getting popular seeing other people's

56:09

music, What do you say about that? I think that's crazy

56:11

because everybody do it. I'm

56:14

not the only one. They get called out and bash

56:16

for it. But I don't understand it. But it's

56:18

cool, you know what I'm saying, Like, I don't get it. Everybody

56:21

to do it? Is that a formula? You still with you? Yeah?

56:23

I ain't gonna never start remixing records. What's

56:25

the last record you wanted to remix? I just

56:27

want to do no. No, I ain't no, I want to do not. I

56:30

had did some Walker playing games and seven

56:32

or two get it together. I mashed it together. That

56:35

was just for fun. Now, you know, only do this stuff for fun. But

56:37

like when my records can't drop of, when some ain't

56:40

going, somebody just be able. Let me just do a quimix

56:42

right quick. Let me just throw something about you think you get the

56:44

credit you deserve yet No, not

56:46

even from your generation. Yeah.

56:49

I think my generation loved me. Honestly. I think we

56:51

just got to pull in everybody else, you know, And I

56:53

think my music gonna solidify all

56:55

that. It's gonna bring them in, you know, because now I'm

56:57

a household name for real, you know, Like

57:00

I go on to mid take picture with the mama, the daughter,

57:02

father giv me. So it's like I just got a

57:04

bridge the gap between everything, so it all

57:06

come together. But I make the type of music everybody

57:09

loves. So I know what this one We're gonna

57:11

bridge the gap. Congratulations. Just reached the billion

57:13

streams on Pandora. Yeah, that's pretty big. Does

57:16

that mean anything? I'll be hearing them. No, I'll be hearing like a

57:18

billion you get, you get, you get your

57:20

royalties, you know what I'm saying. But you ain't gonna get a billion

57:22

dollars. Yeah, if it like you at least get

57:24

a million. You see the six figures.

57:26

I ain't got a million dollars streaming check. Yeah.

57:29

Yeah. So how do you make your money nowaday

57:31

shows? Nah? Make my money off everything I do,

57:34

music, royalty shows, whatever, my name attested.

57:36

Who do you think your biggest competition is right now myself?

57:40

That's it. Yeah, I ain't got no comfortition.

57:43

So what do you do to push yourself? I just look

57:45

at my old shows. I'm hard on

57:47

myself if I'm like, I look at that I think I'm

57:49

doing and just study it and just try to get better.

57:51

I'm going to Internet and look at a lot of old clips

57:53

of people like you know what I'm saying, like search

57:56

us your live or something like that. You hear me, Just

57:59

watch it, just take notes, so

58:01

you study the old gis basically, Yeah, that's

58:04

how you get better. Yeah, yeah, I don't watch nobody

58:06

in my time. Now when you when you in little Duvall?

58:09

Yeah, that's my doubt dropping that Nasty

58:11

featuring Tank. Uh,

58:13

they got a song called Nasty Feature and take Yes,

58:16

I don't know if Tank on the record, No one, what's the I

58:18

don't take take on record. I don't think Tank gonna

58:20

recon Why I take that on the record, I don't know. I don't think he want

58:22

to record the one real. Yeah, I don't

58:24

think this

58:26

little du feature of me y'all took him a record?

58:29

Yeah? Is it? Now we've finna dropping how

58:31

y'all take take off? Take the old g I

58:34

don't know my

58:36

record? Yeah yeah, yeah Tank made? Was that Duvall

58:39

record or your record that Take make some great

58:41

ass? R and B? What you think about this two comments?

58:44

I would have never said nothing like that. I would never do nothing

58:46

like that. That's not me. But if that's how he

58:48

choose to live his life, that's that's cool.

58:51

I have nothing against him and his choices.

58:53

Clear it up because Take didn't see I

58:56

wasn't here with anything, but Take didn't see

58:59

it. You know. I'm

59:01

just saying I would never partake in a conversation

59:04

about private parts with men like I

59:06

like, he like, that's do to

59:08

me? That's that wasn't cool. But if that's how he

59:10

choose to live his life, then that's cool. Quiz

59:13

did somebody talk to you about that? Did they? Did they tell

59:15

you if you ever get after about Tank? Because you

59:17

delivered that so perfect? But

59:20

everything, I

59:23

mean, no, I just you

59:25

know, like I let everybody live their life how they live

59:27

their life. You know, I don't judge anybody. Know what I'm saying. He

59:29

didn't say he did it. I don't know why he

59:32

started talking about it. I mean, I don't I don't judge

59:34

him like I said, that's my boy. You know, however he choose

59:36

to live his life takes into man,

59:39

I don't. I don't choose to live my life that way. But if he does,

59:41

that's fine. Yeah. I wonder why they took the record

59:43

off. I wonder why they took Tank off. Nasty man, man,

59:46

I don't know. You should

59:48

have capitalized off all that he Tank

59:50

had. It's not my record. Would you collab? Would

59:52

you collab? Would take I have records? Would

59:54

take your previous plash records? Have

59:57

you ever put him out? Yeah? He's on a couple of my mixtapes.

59:59

Okay, Yeah, you and

1:00:01

Tank on the record. Yeah, on my old mixtape on

1:00:04

one record? Uh nah

1:00:06

nah, technically it is nah. Would you do new

1:00:09

music with take? Uh? Most definitely he's

1:00:11

a great R and B artist. I don't have nothing against him and his

1:00:13

and his choices and his personal life. Define

1:00:20

man, Poor Tank. No

1:00:23

man Tak is a member of the LGBGTGT

1:00:26

community. It's

1:00:31

like, all right, King R

1:00:33

and B is out right now? Yeah, man, make sure

1:00:35

bringing you wanted to play Jock quis, Let's play something off

1:00:38

the album. Let's play factor fiction fact

1:00:40

factor fiction, what's that about? Factor facing?

1:00:42

It's like a let's stay together record. Like it's like you're

1:00:44

telling your lady, like, don't believe everything

1:00:46

that's going on, Like you know it's not true. That's

1:00:48

what I'm telling you. Listen to me. Let's stick

1:00:50

it out. You got a lady in your life right now? You

1:00:52

you you're cool? Is it? Yeah? Yeah, I got a lady. Okay.

1:00:55

When did you dressed up? You dressed up on Halloween with um,

1:00:58

what's your name? Drees Razo with Jesus. Yeah,

1:01:00

yes, yes, that's my lady. That's the lady. Okay.

1:01:02

But then she said she was single or something. Man, we

1:01:04

said at it, I saw something post somebody wanted.

1:01:06

The intern showed me a poster. They was like, show you as

1:01:09

Jack queen. Let me see, let me see.

1:01:11

Set it right? I got it right? She

1:01:14

would singing petty argument, that's what they

1:01:16

said. I don't know. I don't know. Way y'all see it. Did she announced

1:01:18

that she would single after a petty argument? Yes? And she announced

1:01:21

you was single on September first? But then y'all dressed

1:01:24

Oh that was so long ago, man, y'all back together

1:01:26

now? Yeah, I don't even know what they got there from. Yeah,

1:01:29

she's probably be getting mad at you. I don't know, you know, I

1:01:31

don't know. It is it hard to be faithful on the road.

1:01:33

No, I've been a road for a long time.

1:01:35

Yeah, I mean, but you know, youre star,

1:01:38

you're getting money. A lot of women throwing themselves,

1:01:40

but they've been like that, so it's come on same time.

1:01:42

We'd be like, man, I'm getting an old lady. There you go, I

1:01:45

hold you twenty five man. A lot of young

1:01:47

brothers love to be faithful. Man, y'all way better

1:01:49

than way moment shure than we were at y'all age. Man,

1:01:51

that's a fact, Yeah, she said,

1:01:53

Yeah, because I'm saying it's different than it's

1:01:55

getting earlier. Yeah, you know what I'm saying, so many ways

1:01:58

of getting that young. Really, everybody having a fool,

1:02:00

whether they're in the game or not. And plus you don't know who's

1:02:02

who's. You don't want to be bag on some bulls exactly

1:02:06

for nobody. You think you could be with one woman for the rest

1:02:08

of your life. Yeah, and have a family and

1:02:10

stuff. I want kids and stuff. I ain't got nine yet. You got no

1:02:12

kids? Still win Cardinals too, not

1:02:15

with my lady. Oh TM, So

1:02:17

it's only a matter of time be before

1:02:19

I have kids. Yeah, I mean hopefully

1:02:22

one day. You know, I ain't no Russia. Yeah,

1:02:24

Jack quiz, let's

1:02:27

get into it. That's let's get into it. And the album is

1:02:29

out right now, make sure you treat it. Pick it up. It's the Breakfast

1:02:32

Club. Good morning. This

1:02:40

is the Room of Report with Angela

1:02:45

Club. Yes,

1:02:48

so, Cardi B, don't you wish you could do this? Just pull

1:02:50

up on somebody that was trolling you and see

1:02:53

if they have that same energy when you actually

1:02:55

pull up on them. Well, Cardi B did

1:02:57

just that. Here was the troll who was talking, ish,

1:03:00

I'll see you, sweetie, I'm on the

1:03:02

pull up skirt skirt where you were? Now

1:03:05

Cardi B showed up on the scene and here's

1:03:07

what happened. We're

1:03:10

standing on the same corner at the same time.

1:03:13

Were fair, I'm not about cloth. Well,

1:03:16

then the two of them managed to become friends

1:03:18

and squash it. Apparently, sometimes your biggest

1:03:20

trolls are really your biggest fan. Absolutely,

1:03:22

people forget Cardibi's from the Bronk. She will pull up

1:03:24

on you in a minute, right, Imagine wasting that energy

1:03:27

that on people trolling you is just ridiculous.

1:03:29

Now people might keep on doing that, so you pull up

1:03:31

that is true, So you just got to be careful. I've never

1:03:33

had anybody say something on social media

1:03:35

and then see you and be like, yeah, the same

1:03:38

issue I was talking, I'm talking now that never happened.

1:03:40

Never happens, never at all. You kind of just have to be like,

1:03:42

Okay, Stephen A. Smith is

1:03:44

getting close to that eight million dollars per

1:03:47

year deal that he's doing and at

1:03:49

ESPN, so they have come to terms,

1:03:51

according to the New York Post, on that new five year

1:03:53

contract with that pretty high annual

1:03:56

salary. They said he's gonna get anywhere between eight

1:03:58

to ten million dollars per year. So

1:04:00

congratulations to Stephen A. Smith

1:04:02

on getting that Schmidy well deserved,

1:04:04

well deserved congratulation. Queen's all day,

1:04:07

All right, Young Dolph was detained

1:04:10

now. Cops said that he tossed a leafy substance

1:04:12

out of his car. They said he was tossing handfuls

1:04:15

of that out of the window of his Lamborghini before he

1:04:17

got pulled over, and they said the officers

1:04:19

came, but Young Dolph continued driving for

1:04:21

several blocks. With them in pursuit

1:04:24

of him, and that's when they noticed him tossing all of that stuff

1:04:26

out of the driver's side window. If it's just weed,

1:04:28

is it a big deal anymore? I mean, how

1:04:30

do we know it was weed? It could have been a leaf flew

1:04:33

into his car and he was throwing it back out

1:04:35

in the world. I

1:04:37

don't know why that's littering because it was outside

1:04:40

anyway. It was just a leaf that flew in my car. Crushed

1:04:42

it up and not through it outside. Was wrong with that? I crushed

1:04:44

up a leaf in my car, Yes, happens.

1:04:47

Well. Sources are saying that police did search

1:04:49

the Lambo. They didn't find any drugs, they didn't find guns,

1:04:51

they didn't find anything illegal. So he just got

1:04:53

a ticket for littering. See, I mean, I don't

1:04:55

think that's fan. For leaf flaws in your car and you throw a leaf

1:04:57

back outside, why is that littering? And also

1:05:00

for driving with an expired tag? All

1:05:03

right, and shout out to Nicki Minah. She got her first

1:05:05

wedding presents, so she was excited for that. That was

1:05:08

from Republic records and she

1:05:10

does want to have now her big ceremony

1:05:13

and all of that. So she said it was just

1:05:15

flowers and it said um an heart

1:05:17

kay and white and gold roses. So

1:05:19

she is moving into a new place with her man

1:05:22

pretty soon, and she said, getting this gift makes me want

1:05:24

to move my big wedding up just so I can get

1:05:26

gifts for when I move into my new home. A part

1:05:28

of me hates the whole wedding thing because I think

1:05:30

these things have become more about ig and showing

1:05:33

off than they are about the love and the union. But a

1:05:35

part of me says, do it and get mad gifts. What

1:05:38

do you recommend, um, you

1:05:41

wouldn't get mad gifts or keep it low key?

1:05:43

Get mad gifts. Yeah, you

1:05:46

know, people are going to give her the most extravagant presens

1:05:48

ever. Everybody's gonna be ent. Let them do it for the Graham.

1:05:51

I think, give you the most extravagant presence for the Graham

1:05:53

you post them. Sometimes people give you wat

1:05:55

gifts though, but I mean it is what it is. You should

1:05:57

just be gratefully happy. Right, And the rule

1:05:59

is always supposed to give a present that is

1:06:02

equivalent to the amount of money they spend on your seat.

1:06:04

Right, isn't that the rule that is the rule you pay

1:06:06

for your for your whatever the food is. So you pay

1:06:09

for your your food, your

1:06:11

plate. Now, if you're somebody's plus one to a wedding,

1:06:13

are you supposed to buy a present? Also, you're

1:06:15

supposed to pay for two plates. It doesn't matter who pays for them.

1:06:18

But if you go to a wedding, you're supposed to pay for each plate that

1:06:20

you're eating. So if a plate is three four hundred

1:06:22

dollars, you're supposed to give three four hundred dollars

1:06:24

as a gift. Now, how do you know how

1:06:26

much the plates are? It's a round

1:06:28

about money. I mean, it's a round about, you know what with the

1:06:30

venue you're going to. If it's an extravagant venue, you

1:06:32

know, it could be two three hundred dollars, you

1:06:35

know, per plate. But if you're going to something in

1:06:37

the hood, it might be one hundred dollars per play. I mean, it's

1:06:39

just where where wherever you the venue

1:06:41

is. All right, well I'm angela. Yeah, that is

1:06:43

your Ruman report. All right, thank you, miss ye.

1:06:46

Now a shout to revote. We'll see you guys or

1:06:49

Monday. Everybody else and People's Choice

1:06:51

mixes up. Next shout to my family in Atlanta. I'll be

1:06:53

in Atlanta next weekend, of course,

1:06:55

from our real estate seminar. I think there's less than one hundred

1:06:57

seats left, so I can't wait to see you guys. And

1:06:59

then I'll be in New York December seventeenth

1:07:02

December fifteenth doing real estate at the Jacob

1:07:04

Javis Center. Just click the link in a bio for all the information

1:07:06

and the people's choice mixes up. Next, get your request

1:07:08

in. It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning morning.

1:07:12

Everybody is DJ Envy Angela

1:07:14

Yee, Charlomagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. We're

1:07:16

still kicking to with Julio and Castro Charlomagne.

1:07:19

Last week, May Peace said the race is now a two person

1:07:21

race between him and Elizabeth Warren. And

1:07:23

your response to that was, anyone who thinks this is a two

1:07:25

person race doesn't know about the Black

1:07:28

and Latino communities. I don't think. But

1:07:32

what did you mean by what I meant

1:07:35

is that to say it's a two person

1:07:37

race? Like I have a lot of respect

1:07:39

for Mayor Buddha Jedge. You know, he

1:07:41

and I have had a chance to chat just briefly

1:07:43

on the campaign trail obviously,

1:07:46

you know he's amazing and many of the things that he's

1:07:48

done, but he's also polling

1:07:51

at zero or right near zero percent with black

1:07:54

voters. There was a poll that came out yesterday

1:07:56

by the Economist, and I

1:07:59

was at three percent. I had five percent support

1:08:01

among black voters and seven percent

1:08:03

support among Latino voters. And

1:08:06

my point was that if you're talking

1:08:08

like that, then you obviously you know, you

1:08:10

don't know about black and Latino

1:08:13

voters and how important their vote

1:08:15

is to anyone who is going to hope to become

1:08:17

president of this country. And I

1:08:19

said that Tromp won

1:08:22

in part because his playbook was that

1:08:24

enough people would sit out in Milwaukee

1:08:27

and Philadelphia and Detroit, and we're going to need

1:08:29

to go back to Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and

1:08:31

to energize that base. And if

1:08:33

you can't energize that base, then it's

1:08:35

too risky for Democrats to put

1:08:38

you at the top of the ticket. And

1:08:40

I've further said that that there's

1:08:42

a track record there with Mayor

1:08:45

Buddha Jedge and African American

1:08:47

voters in South Bend that

1:08:50

has been written about. He acknowledged

1:08:52

on the debate stage that he had

1:08:54

failed when they asked him about that relationship.

1:08:58

And so I'm not saying anything new, I'm

1:09:00

not making a critique that he hasn't made of himself.

1:09:03

And I just think that that's a tremendous

1:09:06

liability in a general election, and there's

1:09:08

no way that we should risk

1:09:11

that kind of nominee. Because even when you attacked

1:09:13

I don't want to say attack, but when you came at Joe Biden

1:09:16

and they called it an attack, they act like that

1:09:18

was not right of you to do. And I'm like, I'm

1:09:20

like, why does the Joe Biden get that kind of leeway because

1:09:22

he was cool with Obama? Both Vice President

1:09:25

Biden and I served in the Obama administration,

1:09:27

and both of us have a lot of affection and of

1:09:29

course support President Obama and his

1:09:31

legacy. But I was saying that, you

1:09:34

know what Vice President Biden was doing, and

1:09:36

this is what Corey said. Also, It's interesting

1:09:38

because you know, on the debate stage,

1:09:41

anytime he

1:09:43

wanted to point out something great from the Obama administration,

1:09:45

and there are a lot of great things, he would say, oh, you know,

1:09:47

basically like he's right there taking credit

1:09:50

for that, almost taking credit

1:09:52

for Barack Obama's work. But

1:09:55

when there's a critique on immigration

1:09:58

or some healthcare some other, is you about

1:10:01

the Obama administration? He would say, well, you know,

1:10:03

I wasn't president. Essentially, you're

1:10:05

throwing it back on President

1:10:07

Obama when you don't like it, but taking

1:10:09

full credit when you do. And you

1:10:12

know, I pointed that out. Corey Booker

1:10:14

pointed that out. I don't see that as an attack

1:10:16

on President

1:10:18

Obama. I see that as a critique

1:10:22

of a fellow candidate in this race, in

1:10:24

his campaign, Vice President Biden. I

1:10:26

have a lot of respect for Vice President Biden.

1:10:28

We work together in that administration, but

1:10:31

we're also running for president and people should

1:10:34

know the distinctions among

1:10:36

us. It doesn't seem like Biden has early signed

1:10:38

the dementional. I haven't

1:10:41

seen that. I wouldn't say that very

1:10:43

forgetful. No. You know,

1:10:45

when we were on the debate stage, some the mainstream

1:10:47

media made out this moment between him

1:10:49

and me as though I was suggesting that but

1:10:52

he had said that, you

1:10:55

know, people could buy into or would have to

1:10:57

buy into his health insurance plan. And then

1:11:00

right after that he denied saying the

1:11:02

words buy in, and that My quick reaction

1:11:04

was Waite. You know you just did you forget that you said

1:11:06

that I didn't mean I was not suggesting something

1:11:09

bigger. Clearly

1:11:11

it concerns you, will it has to concern you a little bit.

1:11:13

But I've had conversations would just regular

1:11:15

everyday people, and they say, that's a concern

1:11:18

of this, that he seems like I've

1:11:21

seen him up close. I would not say

1:11:23

that, but I would

1:11:25

say that he and I have a disagreement

1:11:28

over what we're going to do on healthcare. And what I

1:11:30

was pointing out is that his

1:11:33

plan would leave ten million people uninsured,

1:11:36

and that my plan would actually cover

1:11:38

everybody. The point I was making, and this goes

1:11:40

to your early question too, is that I

1:11:43

believe that, you know, Barack Obama

1:11:46

broke through and was able to get healthcare

1:11:48

done in a way that seven presidents before him

1:11:50

had tried to do and they had failed. He succeeded.

1:11:53

But I also think that his his vision

1:11:55

for the future was, Hey, ultimately we're

1:11:57

going to get every single person to have

1:12:00

healthcare, and that my approach

1:12:02

would actually do that, whereas Vice President's

1:12:04

Biden's it would let leave ten

1:12:06

million people out. And if we're going to go through the battle

1:12:09

again of actually trying to get healthcare,

1:12:12

you know, revamped. Then we need

1:12:14

to make sure this time that every single person

1:12:16

has it. So basically Biden's forgetting about ten

1:12:18

million people, He's leaving ten million

1:12:21

people out Obama.

1:12:23

Have you reached out to Obama as he reached out to you

1:12:25

and giving you any advice at

1:12:27

all? He gave me great advice. Um,

1:12:30

you know, he said, be yourself that in

1:12:32

such a crowded field, you don't know what's

1:12:34

going to happen, and that when

1:12:36

he started, he said he didn't exactly of course,

1:12:38

he didn't exactly know how it was

1:12:40

going to be. He said, especially now people want

1:12:43

to know who you are, and go

1:12:45

out and show them who you are. And if

1:12:47

you do a good job with that, you know

1:12:50

that things will take care of itself.

1:12:52

Yeah, so indoors one person, who's he gonna endorse you? I

1:12:55

hope. So I'll take his endorsement right now? No,

1:12:57

I think I imagine that he's probably going to stay out

1:12:59

of that until the primary is over. Do you believe

1:13:02

Joe and he said that Barack he told Barack

1:13:04

not the endorse. Sure, I

1:13:08

mean, no, I can imagine

1:13:10

that conversation. That's not the first time I've

1:13:12

heard that in politics. Really, yeah,

1:13:14

I remember hearing that before. Yeah, well,

1:13:17

we appreciate you for joining us. And listen, if you drop out

1:13:19

tomorrow, okay, Texas first, and

1:13:22

you're really drop out tomorrow, I'm gonna say y'all

1:13:25

were the bad luck charger that

1:13:27

way. It's starting to look

1:13:29

that way. No, No, we're gonna

1:13:32

keep fighting. It's the boy

1:13:34

the way. Literally the day before you dropped

1:13:36

up. Now I'll be in here the day

1:13:38

after tomorrow. Don't worry. I got you all

1:13:41

right. Shout to Julian Cashtrow for joining

1:13:43

us. Now what you're doing this weekend, well,

1:13:45

you know this weekend right now, I'm on my lift service tour

1:13:48

and so I am in New Orleans

1:13:50

tonight, so you can check us out there. Side to my guy

1:13:52

Larry Morrow too for helping us out

1:13:54

with that. But we have super sent on tonight

1:13:56

and currency and then I'm

1:13:59

going to the Detroit and Detroit. We have an

1:14:02

amazing lineup for Detroit, so I'm excited for that. But

1:14:05

we posted that on our social media. But I'm excited

1:14:07

that we got side of Baby. We got Icewear VESO

1:14:09

coming through in Detroit. Also all my girls from

1:14:12

JLB are going to be on that show too, so that

1:14:15

was important to me, that sisterhood from everybody at

1:14:17

JLB. O. You have fmb

1:14:20

DZ on that show. Also a lot of Detroit

1:14:23

really big artists, so that

1:14:25

are now being becoming nationwide and

1:14:27

international. So I'm excited to be in the d and

1:14:29

you know, I got my house out there. And then after that we are

1:14:32

headed to Cleveland and I'm

1:14:35

trying to remember the whole Cleveland and then Chicago

1:14:37

and then I'm back home. Okay, all right, now,

1:14:39

Charlomane, you're gonna be in a Bay area. Yeah, I'm gonna

1:14:41

be in Oakland today at Afrotech me

1:14:44

and my sister Devi dav We're doing a

1:14:46

fireside chat and I'll

1:14:48

be there talking about my favorite subject, mental health

1:14:50

and black black representation

1:14:53

in the tech world, amongst a whole bunch of

1:14:55

other things. So Oakland, I see all of that,

1:14:57

profess this afternoon. All

1:14:59

right, you got a positive note. Oh

1:15:01

and you know what else, I'm gonna be on Doctor Odds today,

1:15:04

man, Me and my radio

1:15:06

godfather, Elvis Durant, as well

1:15:08

as Delilah who's also part of

1:15:10

the Ihart Mafia. We're gonna be on Doctor

1:15:12

Odds today once again having

1:15:15

a conversation about my favorite subject, mental

1:15:17

health. Man, you don't want all y'all to be mentally healthy

1:15:19

out there, so investing your mental health and I'll

1:15:22

see you in the bay and you can see me on Doctor

1:15:24

Oz today. Okay, you got

1:15:26

a positive, Yes, a positive? Notice simply this,

1:15:28

Man, When you react, you're giving away your power.

1:15:31

When you respond, you are staying in control

1:15:33

of yourself. Remember that for the weekend Breakface

1:15:36

Club, you gonna finish your y'all dumb