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morning Joam and the guy

1:00

Peace did up plan in this Friday?

1:06

And Toronto? What up? Now?

1:09

Yeah? I heard Donnell rawlins Ashy Larry

1:11

in the background about sixty seconds

1:13

ago. Yeah, he's trying to lay

1:15

low. He doesn't want to. I don't

1:17

want to. I don't want to say Hi now, huh,

1:20

I don't know. I don't know Hi?

1:22

Now? Now where are

1:24

you? I am in Yellow Springs,

1:27

Ohio? You know we're on the radio out here.

1:29

Yes, m hm,

1:32

so yeah, some in Yellow Springs, Yellow

1:34

Springs. Well, you know Dave Chapelle

1:37

has been doing these summer camps every weekend,

1:39

So I'm out here for summer camps. If

1:41

Donna I wish then that we'll come over here. I think this is

1:43

the last one. I know. He can't explain it better than

1:46

I can. Janne, Is this the

1:48

last? There? We go? Can

1:51

we um? What do

1:53

you question? Do you ask me? Is this the last? Dave Chappelle's

1:55

something here. If

1:57

you're doing some type of freak yourself while you got the lights off,

2:00

but look at yourself. You see what you look like with them

2:02

red lights on? Look look

2:05

sexually sign Pauls because I know people will get

2:07

excited about what I just said. Oh my

2:09

goodness, man, what is going on? What a y'all doing

2:11

out there? That's what That's what we asked. Well,

2:14

at the beginning of the pandemic, of

2:16

course, all of all comedy clubs

2:18

with lockdown. Dave Chappelle, being

2:20

a person that loves doing stand up comedy, came

2:23

up with an idea to be able

2:25

to do stand up comedy here. Also

2:27

meet all the social media not social

2:29

media social distancing man

2:32

dates. We found the pavilion that one of his

2:34

friends owned where they usually just host

2:36

like weathers and stuff like that trick it out, put

2:38

his love up there, stepped the green room

2:40

up, and it's a huge cornfield.

2:43

When it first started, it started with

2:45

when they did the recording for the eight forty

2:48

six at least that he did on

2:50

YouTube through Netflix, it

2:52

was eighty people. Since then we moved up to

2:55

five hundred people. We started with like two

2:57

or three comics really no like

3:01

big names other than Dave Chappelle. Since then,

3:03

Um, David Letterman has performed.

3:05

John Stewarts came out twice, Chris

3:08

Rock has been here twice. We

3:11

have a really really really really special

3:13

guest. It's coming in on Saturday,

3:15

myself, Mo Amber, Michelle

3:17

Wolf, Michael Jay,

3:20

Tiffany Hattish and in addition

3:22

to that, Julyta Theory, we had a really really big show

3:24

where Questlove came out.

3:27

Common was there, Talib colleague was

3:29

there. Who else are Erica about

3:31

to do? Was there? And it's a thing. Angela

3:34

Ye was there, but she was lit most

3:37

of the time, so she was there but not really

3:39

really there but not really there. I got it, okay,

3:41

Yeah, but it's been it's been um, it's

3:44

been something. Sorry, it's been something.

3:46

Um, something that's dope. The community has

3:48

fell in love with it. I'm a nature boy right now

3:50

and I'm never going back to Hollywood.

3:53

I went from the streets to the creeks, from the hoods

3:55

to the woods. I'm canoe and I'm kayaking. Yeah,

3:57

you know all those uh, those

4:00

white people's sports, man, I've seen you keep doing. I've

4:02

seen white people's sports because

4:04

I don't we're

4:07

the let's be let's be for real,

4:09

the indigenous people of the Earth with Native

4:11

Americans and black I can't hear me. I'm

4:14

here. I'm almost pretty I'm almost pretty sure that when

4:16

it came to the kayaking thing and going

4:20

yak's pronounced kayaking. Yeah,

4:23

well, I'm sure, I'm sure the indigenous people were

4:25

doing that first. Don't be like Donell, but don't

4:28

be like Danelle and name all the white people first that

4:30

came out. Okay, come on, man,

4:33

come on. I went to Zach, I went to a black

4:35

I went to a Black Lives Matter rally. Here it

4:38

was ten black people and then eight them. Last name was

4:40

Chappelle. So that's just let you know. I've

4:44

seen your videos. Donelle. The only black

4:46

person kayaking, he's the only black person on the canoe.

4:48

He's the only black person doing all types of things. But

4:51

I'm glad you enjoying yourself and

4:53

whish Dave Chappelle a happy birthday from us. I

4:57

yes, sir, oh, that means I'll be I'm off

4:59

the show already. We gotta show. It's

5:01

only the intro. We just the

5:03

first break goodness Grace as well. Comedian

5:07

Trull be joining us this morning. Comedian

5:09

Lunell a

5:12

lot of work nowadays too, has

5:14

been in a lot of a lot of dope, dope

5:16

things. She can discuss. Yes.

5:19

And also the officer that we spoke

5:21

about the other day. His name is Jacquey Williams.

5:23

He's a North Carolina officer. He

5:25

was fired. He's the one that spoke about George Floyd,

5:28

his feelings on it, and then a couple of months

5:30

later he was let go. So we're gonna talk to him and find

5:32

out why he was let go, the situation, the problems

5:35

and all that. So we're gonna talk to him this morning as

5:37

well. All right, Well, let's get

5:39

the show cracking. Front page news. What we're talking about you,

5:42

We're gonna talk about the DNC and

5:44

what happened last night, all right, we'll get

5:46

into that next, keeping lock this to Breakfast Club. Good morning

5:49

morning. Everybody is DJ Envy,

5:51

Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are the

5:53

Breakfast Club. Let's getting some front page news

5:57

where we're starting you well.

6:00

Last night was the last and final night of the Democratic

6:02

National Convention and Joe Biden

6:05

gave his speech where he accepted the nomination.

6:08

We can and will overcome

6:11

this season of darkness in America.

6:13

We'll choose hope over fear, fox

6:16

over fiction, fairness over privilege.

6:18

I'm a proud Democrat, and I'll be

6:20

proud to carry the banner of our party

6:22

into the general election source with great

6:25

honor and humility. I accept

6:27

this nomination for President of

6:30

the United States of America. But while

6:32

I'll be a Democratic candidate, I

6:34

will be an American president. In

6:38

addition, he talked about working with Kamala

6:41

Harris and what they plan to do. One of the

6:43

most powerful voices we hear

6:45

in the country today is from our young

6:47

people. They're speaking to the inequity

6:49

and injustice that has grown up in America,

6:52

economic injustice, racial

6:54

injustice, environmental injustice,

6:56

and whether it's existential threat posed

6:58

by climate change, the daily fear

7:01

of being gunned down in school, or

7:03

the inability to get started in your first

7:05

job. It will be the work of the next president

7:07

to restore the promise of America

7:10

to everyone. And I'm not gonna have to

7:12

do it alone, because I'll have a great

7:14

vice president at my side, Senator

7:17

Kamala Harris. That's

7:19

all I care about. You need to lean on Senator Kamala

7:21

has because that's why I'm voting, not because

7:23

of him, all

7:26

right, And another reason a lot of people are voting. He

7:28

talks about his own turning point and Charlottesville.

7:31

Will we be the generation that

7:33

finally wipes out the standard racism

7:36

from our national character? I believe

7:38

we're ready. Just a week ago

7:40

yesterday was the third anniversary

7:43

of the events in Charlottesville. Remember

7:45

what the President said. When asked, he

7:47

said, there were quote, very fine

7:50

people on both sides. It

7:52

was a wake up call for us as a country, and

7:55

for me, a call to action. At

7:57

that moment, I knew I'd have to run. My

8:00

father taught us that silence

8:02

was complicity. Did

8:05

you played a part of the speech where he wiped his brow and

8:07

said, Holy hot dogs, I got through it without screwing

8:09

up. I thought that was very powerful. He

8:11

didn't say that that was I thought that was a very

8:13

powerful part of the speech. But you know, but the bar

8:16

was low for Joe Biden because people just wanted

8:18

him to get through the speech without any gaps,

8:20

without without making any mistakes. And

8:23

he did. He was solid. But you know, talk is

8:25

cheap when it comes to Joe Biden. I want action. He's

8:27

got a tone for the eighty six mandatory minimum

8:29

sentencing, a tone for the eighty eight crime build,

8:31

a tone for the ninety I mean the tone for the eighty eight crack

8:33

laws, a tone for the ninety four crime bill. I'm

8:35

not patting him on the back for giving a good

8:37

speech, but you got Donald

8:40

Trump was tweeting last night because you know, Michael Bloomberg

8:42

also spoken. Donald Trump tweeted out after

8:44

the worst debate performance in the history of politics.

8:47

Michael Bloomberg, commonly known as Mini Mike,

8:50

is trying to make a comeback by begging the Democrats

8:52

for relevance. They treated him like a dog

8:54

and always will. Before politics, he said great

8:56

things about me in forty seven years, Joe

8:58

did none of the things of which he now speaks. He will

9:00

never change. Just words isn't.

9:03

I didn't understand the Bloomberg thing either, Like,

9:05

if the Dems are the Party of the people, how does

9:08

AOC get ninety seconds to speak? Stacey

9:10

Abrams, I think got less than that. But you

9:12

let mayor Bloomberg get up

9:14

there and give just, you know, pretty

9:17

decent links speech for what a

9:20

lot of people talking about. Why

9:22

are you supposed to be the Party of the people. Why do you put another

9:24

rich white guy on stage to speak for longer

9:27

than you let the future

9:29

who I don't even call a future who I called it now of your

9:31

party speak? Didn't make no sense to me.

9:34

I don't I understand how you explained ninety seconds of AOC

9:37

less than that for Stacey Abrams, but let Michael Bloomberg

9:40

talk that long. Well, I do understand it's about

9:42

the money. But whatever. All right, well

9:44

that is your front page news. All right, get

9:46

it off your chest eight hundred five eight five

9:48

one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit us up

9:51

right now. Phone lines are wide

9:53

open. It's the breakfast club. Go morning, the

9:55

breakfast club. This

10:00

is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man

10:02

from

10:05

you on the breakfast club. But you got something

10:07

on your mind? Hello,

10:09

who's this every and what's

10:11

up? But what up? Traff? Getting up? What up? Traff?

10:14

Hey? Ye? How you doing room? I'm good?

10:16

How are you? I'm doing good? It's going

10:18

to Charlotte Maine pieces

10:21

how you? They had it down now, Traft,

10:23

I was just I was just about to say, tell down there last

10:26

said, good morning, I love me a good It

10:28

ain't din Neil. I don't have a oh

10:34

oh down now, don't do that to me. Hey,

10:36

good morning, mister Rawlins, good morning.

10:39

That's what he gets, just a shot good morning. You

10:43

know you know how listen, I know how don there's

10:45

act. It's fine, but listen um talk

10:48

about story Lane shooting

10:50

leg that little Leprechn shot. Still

10:52

gotta say, you still gotta say, allegedly, well

10:55

maybe you're doing you're a calling Maybe we girl,

10:57

man, we do stry Lanes shout

10:59

out. Girl made it to what Meg the Stallion said, So

11:02

mag said, Tory shot her. The little Leprechn

11:04

need to go back to Canada like you

11:07

was canceled. Tory, you was canceled. And

11:09

I can't believe you shot my girl. And we're not gonna

11:11

do And you got men out here calling her six nine

11:13

because she pointed his finger at who shot

11:15

her. Do better man, that's that's

11:18

that's ridiculous, Like if anybody calling

11:20

any because I never understood why

11:23

she was being quiet from

11:25

from the beginning, so I know that's not

11:27

snitching at all. If somebody shoots you

11:29

and you're not Meg's

11:32

is not active in the street, She's not no gang

11:34

bang, weren't committing no crimes

11:37

like no, that's stupid. And one

11:39

more thing, more things, one

11:41

more things for I leave um. Jay Z gotta

11:44

stop stepping on NAS. Every time

11:46

NAS about to drop something, Jays dropped

11:48

something relaxed, Jay, y'all got y'all stopped.

11:50

Why do y'all Why do y'all let the internet make

11:52

y'all believe these stupid ass rumors.

11:55

No, it's not even that list they put

11:57

out. Don't make no sense. The line

11:59

they said NAS came out with an album, then the Lion

12:02

King soundtrack came out. What the hell the Lion Kings soundtrack

12:04

got to do with jay Z and just want

12:06

it out there. You know the reason why they

12:08

wanted to put that song out with Farrell because Farrell's

12:10

on the cover of Time, so it's part of that

12:13

package. Yeah, I understand

12:15

that. Let my man naves drop please

12:17

Jane, oh please? That list, that list they put

12:19

out was so scupid. It was like it was like jay

12:22

z link Collision Course with

12:24

Lincoln Park came out the same day as the Jail

12:26

album, A Jay's Unplugged Album came out the same

12:28

day the Lion King soundtrack? What the Lion

12:31

King soundtrack got to do it with jay Z? Just

12:33

because beyond beyond their own person

12:35

Hello, who's this? Hey? Good morning?

12:37

Good morning, and VEG good

12:40

morning, Sharlo man, you want

12:42

to do? What's going on off thet

12:45

Hey? Hey, this is chilly too? I

12:47

got felling. Um. I just want to go on

12:49

record by saying I got two two quick things.

12:52

I've been watching watching the No Limit

12:54

chronicles, catching up on that and the

12:57

Rough Riders joint, and I gotta go on

12:59

record by saying mia X is,

13:01

without a shadow of a doubt, the hardest female

13:04

rapper ever, not the most popular,

13:06

not the most record selling, but the as

13:09

far as having everybody male and female

13:11

gonna go grab throughout her album and

13:13

bumping in in her stereo, in her stereos.

13:16

You know what I'm saying, She's definitely the hardest rapper.

13:18

You just realize, no,

13:21

no, I'm not. But I've been having this a bit with a lot of

13:23

people. They want to put pioneers like mc light

13:25

and the Brad who went the first field.

13:27

They're all great, but as far as hard hard

13:31

that, I'm gonna go bump. I know, I know what you say,

13:34

you know what I'm saying. So so she's a harder. The next

13:36

question I have to say is it's to DJ base

13:39

pay ain't envy

13:42

brote like we listened to me and my woman listened

13:45

to your podcast. And this is coming from uh not

13:47

but respect. You have a beautiful wife. But my

13:49

woman, just as we'd be watching Jia,

13:52

she gets flustered when you say some of the things

13:54

you say, and you just might

13:56

want to guard name

13:59

is Gia. Sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm

14:01

sorry. I apologize, but just putting

14:03

the image out there because naturally, when you start talking

14:05

about certain situations, I subconsciously

14:08

put the image in my head. And you have a beautiful

14:10

wife, and you don't want that image floating out

14:12

there. And if you said you had a girl, so I'm

14:15

looking at my wife like that. But the thing with the podcast

14:17

is honest, no matter what

14:19

it is, we talk about everything. It is good, bad,

14:21

or ugly, and that's what it is. And if and

14:23

if if me talking about, you

14:25

know, my penis size or something like

14:28

that turns you on, I'm sorry. I'm married, sir. No,

14:30

no, no, no, it's not about me. My woman told

14:33

me to tell y'all because it's one conversation

14:35

that you said about her cleaning herself

14:38

and you you know what I'm

14:40

saying. And my woman was like, my woman

14:43

said at first, like why is he saying that? And then she's

14:45

seeing your wife's face, and your wife was really

14:47

flustered about it. You know what I'm saying, So you just

14:49

might want to guard guard what you say. Sometimes I

14:52

just get careless with her words.

14:54

You know what I'm saying. I do the same thing. This

14:57

thing I mean, but I respect y'all. I'm a here's

15:00

the thing. My brother I've been working I've

15:02

been working very for almost ten years, and he's been

15:04

working with Very for almost ten years. We all get flustered

15:06

when TERV talks. Yeah, it's just nobody

15:09

likes when TERV talks. Yeah, just you

15:11

know, it's just happens. Sometimes he's the Joe

15:14

Biden of the Breakfast Club. He's guaranteed

15:16

to have a gas sooner or later. Definitely

15:18

not the Joe Biden of the Breakfast Club. But yeah,

15:21

I'm sorry you didn't like it. But that's you know, that's our podcast.

15:23

We talk We keep everything one hundred percent real. We

15:25

talk about our relationships, good, bad, and ugly. We

15:27

don't leave anything on the table. That's just

15:29

just us. We don't fake it. There's no entanglements.

15:32

This is what we do. It's true, honest

15:35

relationship. But they I would hope there's no entanglements.

15:37

Why did you bring up too? Why would be lem

15:41

see what I'm saying. You let Envy talk

15:43

long enough, you're gonna get Why

15:46

would that be entanglements? No? But

15:48

is it nothing that we we hide. We talk about everything,

15:50

like you know, what's that got to do with entanglements because

15:53

everybody looked that, Yeah they hit

15:55

it, they did, Yes they did.

15:57

Nobody entanglement knew

16:00

about that until you did an interview with August.

16:02

We talk about everything. Everything is honest

16:04

on our podcast. It's nothing that we hide. Whether

16:06

we get into an argument, but we talk about everything.

16:08

There is nothing that we had we talk about everything, but

16:11

get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five

16:13

one on five one. If you need to vent, hit us

16:15

up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast

16:18

Club. Exactly.

16:21

See I'm wrong, Wake up, wake up, wake ya.

16:25

You're time to get it off your chest. Whether

16:29

you're a man or blasted, we want to hear from you on the Breakfast

16:31

Club. Hello. Who's

16:33

this? Hello Lamenta Cooper? Hey,

16:36

come Onrning, get it off your chess. Good morning.

16:38

I'm just mad that we um I

16:40

got paid more on the on the played checks and I do actually

16:43

working. But are you unemployed in getting paid?

16:45

Yeah, that's an employment mustn't stop and you back

16:47

at work? Yeah, it did exactly

16:50

you could blame. I do think that's crazy

16:52

though, that people's unemployment is more than what they make.

16:54

Right, you gotta make? Yeah, they gotta

16:56

figure out it. Did you get to save any money or

16:58

you had to spend it all on and rent

17:01

and stuff like that? Uh? See what happened?

17:04

I stayed, I stayed a little bit, and I ended

17:06

up spending it like shopping and stuff. Oh

17:08

okay, okay, where you working at ce

17:11

fitness a gym? Oh so the gym's

17:13

back over. Where are you from here? She's

17:15

from? Where

17:17

are you from? Okay? Indiana?

17:20

Oh, Indiana? Okay, New

17:22

York gyms are not opening gyms

17:24

and open New York City yet. Yeah, okay, I

17:27

don't think jers either. I think it's for private sessions.

17:29

All right, Well, thank you mama. At least you got a job

17:32

since we were talking about that, though, John, do you get paid

17:34

to be out here? Since we're a Dave Chapelle Semer campus

17:36

in Okay? This is purely because

17:38

no, no comics are working right now,

17:41

and in fact, a lot of people think that Dave's making

17:43

a profit. But it's it's it's it's more

17:45

to produce this anything.

17:47

It's a thing. What uh. It's showing

17:50

the camaraderie through comics. And we know

17:52

that this is gonna well I know personally, the

17:54

things that I'm doing right now, it's gonna get me better opportunities

17:56

in twenty twenty one. Body, get are you getting

17:59

unemployment? No? I don't. I don't have a

18:01

job. Hello.

18:04

Hello, how are you doing? My name? Jay? I'm

18:06

twenty off from Detroit. Okay, what

18:11

morning? All right? I

18:13

want to know? Can I freestyle it? Though? Yeah?

18:17

You know, what Yes, and you know who's here. Donald Rawlings

18:19

is here this morning, so he could. He's gonna tell you if you're got

18:21

a bad goal, I'm gonna spend too. Oh

18:24

boy, all right and go like this, I

18:26

said, my heart and turning cold. That's why I gotta

18:28

keep this heat. Mama said, when of them life's come on, you better

18:30

be about the streets very night, I prayed to God

18:32

before I let me down asleep. All right, we can

18:35

fart on his bars. We can fart on this. You

18:38

have no pacing. You're going a little too fast.

18:41

Fart on his bars. Drop let

18:43

me go gohead go

18:47

all right, Ben, look chasing

18:50

that blue tech not on Instagram in real life. Only

18:52

care about this money, don't really care about being verified.

18:54

Walk into my hood. Look in his eyes and see you terrified

18:56

the spread the rumors bomb me. Got some things I need to clarify.

18:59

Stick the since the team. I let it sing like high school

19:01

musical. Get up, boy, this work. Put him in a box and I'll talk

19:03

to cubicles. And I talked to my face. Fook come load

19:06

up, ruining his thing, food off and says, we lit his nose

19:09

up. How do you engage your porch. I had to grow

19:11

got a tutor Cooper like butterflies room doze

19:13

up. He ain't gonna be nothing. That's what everybody told

19:15

us. So I'll let coming the issue. I won't ben break a fold

19:18

up and market. We both made up. Still,

19:20

I ain't talking about footballers. Normal runners sound

19:23

like T. Grizzli. You sound like T Grizzly A little bit

19:25

your pone. You sound

19:28

like you sound like you better get that last unemployment check

19:30

or get at least another stimulus check you

19:33

might need. You might need to go get a P P P loan,

19:35

a small business loan or something. I mean, you

19:37

don't listen, you know now

19:39

whack, But you're not like about to make

19:41

it. No, I wouldn't say. I would say

19:43

stay with it. Bro. You remind me of Bit

19:47

he's twenty years old from Detroit. You don't sound that bad,

19:50

Bro, No, I'll stay with it. I mean,

19:52

that's real what y'all saying. Bro, And I really

19:54

feel that what you feel me like. I ain't even

19:56

go hold like I'm just a little out of my element.

19:59

I wouldn't be fuel a little hard. Now. You

20:01

can't say you wasn't ready when you caught when

20:03

you called up here with the wrap. He's

20:06

saying, I wasn't ready you send me. I'll take all the criticism

20:08

and all of that junks like I'll really take that junks a hard

20:11

like I'm passionate. What's your Instagram page? Let people

20:13

know so they could go look you up. See if you snap

20:16

Instagram? It's a jay to see underscore.

20:19

It was Jay d Ay

20:21

Underscore Underscore seat. And I

20:24

ain't saying I wasn't ready you send me. I'm saying,

20:26

like hard racing a little bit, you send

20:28

me, I'm gonna keep out of you. To me, I ain't never gonna

20:30

stay with it. Brother. There you go, and

20:34

just make sure that in pursuit of your dreams, you're

20:37

dealing with your reality too, because you still gotta

20:39

keep the lights on and you still gotta keep food on the

20:41

table. I see, I'm already know ahi.

20:44

Brother. Have a good one, man, have a good weekend. Get

20:46

it off your chest. Eight undred five eight five

20:48

one on five one. Now we got rumors on the way. You

20:50

know what, since Chaff called up talking about everything

20:52

that's gonna be happening in rumors, Let's play a part

20:55

of jay Z and Farrell's new song Entrepreneur,

20:57

and we'll also talk about NASA's new album that's out

20:59

today and whoever else has music out today. All

21:02

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

21:04

Morning, the Breakfast Club. This

21:09

is the Ruble Report with Angela

21:11

year Breakfast

21:15

Club. Yes,

21:18

and jay Z and Farrell put out a new song called

21:21

Entrepreneur that is also part of Farrell's

21:23

Time cover package, The New American

21:25

Revolution. So there's interviews

21:28

with Tyler the creator, Angela Davis and

21:30

other people, and they're talking about issues

21:32

similar to those that are addressed in the song.

21:34

Here's part of the song man's

21:43

false stick up

21:47

lies told to you do youtubes

21:49

and holdus shows with no hues

21:52

that looks like you're doing this black with

21:55

Jackie Paye. Do you for everyone supporting

21:58

two foobles sipping Colo

22:00

consumer and the owner two we all

22:03

verdict we integrated from the flow up. Do

22:05

say poppace till I throw

22:07

up like gang Sons banked

22:09

months for both of you, se Rio aunt

22:12

Poah, We on our own, stop sticking

22:14

around waiting. I

22:16

like hols Verse. Every time I hear it, I feel

22:18

like it's growing on me. A little bit like the whole entire

22:20

song. I didn't like the song when I first heard it. I liked

22:22

hols verse when I first heard it. It's like my

22:25

third time here in the recording it. Sorry, what's

22:27

that? What? What schample? Is that? Through that? Doom? Doom dum?

22:29

What song is that? It's a popular song.

22:31

I just can't remember what it is. See if I feel

22:33

like it's a song that for real produced before somebody

22:36

tweeting me you know the answer doom.

22:40

I like the messaging of it though, messaging

22:42

course, yes, And you gotta watch the video and

22:45

everybody they're shouting out, including a Nipsey Hustle

22:47

who is definitely an entrepreneur and was always pushing

22:50

that. So I think it's dope

22:52

all right now. Also for today,

22:55

NAS has a new album out, King's

22:57

Disease. It's a thirteen track album that

23:00

get it produced by hit Boy, so

23:02

I know y'all are excited for that, right And there's

23:05

a firm I Am reunion on their

23:07

Full Circle with a Zy, Foxy Brown,

23:09

and Cormega. I'm intrigued to hear Foxy.

23:11

Haven't heard Foxy in a long time, but I want to

23:14

hear the whole project. I haven't heard the project. Foxy haven't

23:16

heard herself in a long time. You stop it,

23:18

okay, you know, stops here,

23:22

ladies and gentlemen. By the way, Angeli is out

23:27

everybody who

23:29

said that it was done rowlings who said that?

23:32

And by the way, we you know.

23:34

The first thing you gotta do before you come to Dave Chappelle

23:36

sammer Camp is get tested for coronavirus

23:38

once again. I am coronavirus

23:40

free. That my wrispand um.

23:43

Yeah. So other songs on there is till

23:45

the Wars won featuring Little Dirk. We

23:47

became like pure cane on the tongue

23:50

to the page from the strains.

23:52

Got your bolapoo kings, put on our future

23:55

kings and our future queens. You're

23:57

the strongest ones. Nick god gets stripped

23:59

to women mostly sons. I

24:01

give all I have to the Wars once, none

24:05

without our winnings. I give ball.

24:08

I have to the Wars one. Yeah, I'm

24:10

intrigued. I can't wait to hear it. I mean, I love hearing

24:13

h That's something I'm into. I like to hear

24:15

older artists with younger producers,

24:17

and I want to hear more younger artists

24:19

with older producers. I think they both bring something

24:22

out of each other in different ways. So I'm intrigued to

24:24

hear that. Ye want to Charlie

24:28

Wilson of course, Hit Boy, Big Sean

24:30

and Dohn Tolliver, Brucey b Asap

24:33

Ferg and five yeo' Forurn. So

24:35

that's out now. I mean, anything will be better

24:38

than that Garbag Jazz project,

24:41

NAS and Kanye Drops. I put

24:43

more blame on Kanye for that than I do NAS

24:46

though. All right, Indoja Cat has announced

24:48

that she has a new song that's called NAS.

24:50

Listen to this. The song that I

24:53

have coming out is called NAS, but

24:55

only if you abbreviate it's three words.

24:59

We stand a Yeah. You know, NAS

25:01

mentioned her on the song Otra Black and

25:04

if you need a refresher, here's what he said. We're

25:06

going on the politically

25:09

blood. I

25:12

still don't understand why people are mad about that. I

25:14

swear when everybody was going in on the young

25:16

lady Dojie Cat, they was calling her

25:18

racist and they had this whole Dojie Cats

25:21

over things. That's how you know. Social media is an illusion.

25:23

Social media is not real life in no way,

25:26

shape or form either, that it y'all just really not consistent

25:28

with who y'all say, y'all canceling, that's what it

25:30

is. They just not consist that's what That's probably what it

25:33

is. Other people

25:35

that have albums out today. Mulatto, Queen of the

25:37

South, and you just saw her recently

25:39

also in the Magda Stallion and Cardi B video.

25:41

And you know we're gonna be talking about Magda Stallion

25:44

in the next hour. Also, Big mensa V

25:46

tape that is out today. Lacree Restoration

25:49

is out today also, and Mary

25:51

by the Way premiere a new single. She had

25:54

to Save the Day single

25:56

out and she did it during a private Zoom

25:58

party. It features Lauren Miss Lauren

26:00

Hill and here's that one

26:03

day will will y'all

26:08

know what when

26:11

it comes to stop

26:16

building at

26:27

Nobody Loves to Find. She

26:38

has a double disc archival deep Dive.

26:40

It's called The Rarities and that's coming out October

26:43

second. And that's also right after her new memoir,

26:46

The Meaning of Mariah Carey that comes out September

26:48

twenty nine. Okay, And I would

26:50

assume that Doji Cats song the acronym

26:52

is New Girls, ain't I would assume I

26:55

would assume she didn't say that, but people assume

26:57

that yes. And as far this Mariah Carey

27:00

song saved the day. This came from a twenty eleven

27:02

studio session that she had with Jamaine

27:04

dupri and Randy Jackson also and they

27:07

finished it recently. Just realizing the lyrics

27:09

are very fitting for what's happening in

27:11

the world right now. All

27:13

right, that's your new music. I'm Angela Yee

27:15

and that's your room report. All right, thank you, miss

27:18

ye. Now we got front page news. When we come back, we're we're talking

27:20

about yes, and let's talk about

27:22

Steve Bannon and what's going on with him.

27:25

All right, we'll get into that next. Keeping locked this to Breakfast

27:27

Club. Good Morning Morning every month, DJ Envy,

27:30

Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy, we all the

27:32

Breakfast Club. Let's getting some front page news

27:36

where we started, Well, let's

27:38

start with former White House advisor Stephen

27:41

Bannon. He has pleaded not guilty

27:43

and the charges are wire fraud and money

27:46

laundering. Federal prosecutors in

27:48

New York announced that Bannon and three others were

27:50

indicted for defrauding donors to a twenty

27:52

five million dollar fundraising campaign.

27:55

They were supposed to be using those funds to build a wall

27:57

along the southern border. So he

28:00

was released on a five million dollar bond yesterday

28:02

afternoon. He has to give up his passport. He

28:04

can only go to DC, Maryland, Connecticut for work,

28:07

and the Eastern and Southern District of New York.

28:09

Here is what Donald Trump had to say about his former

28:11

White House advisor. It was involved likewise

28:14

and our campaign and for

28:16

a small part of the administration very early

28:19

on. I haven't been dealing with him at all. I

28:21

know nothing about the project other than I didn't

28:23

like when I read about it. I didn't like it. I

28:26

said, this is for government, this isn't for private

28:28

people, And it sounded to me like showboating.

28:31

And I think it's a very sad thing

28:33

for mister Bannon. I think it's surprising.

28:37

When it's all said and done, Donald Trump is gonna end

28:39

up in prison. The only reason he's not in prison now because he's

28:42

the President of the United States of America. And that's why

28:44

he's gonna fight like hell. Did not leave

28:46

the White House. That's why he's gonna fight like hell to steal

28:48

this election. Well,

28:50

he's also saying that he's gonna send sheriffs and law

28:53

enforcement to polling places on election

28:55

day. At the record show pole

28:57

watchers, are you going to have an

29:00

ability to monitor to avoid

29:02

fraud. We're gonna have everything. We're gonna have

29:04

sheriffs, and we're gonna have law enforcement,

29:07

and we're going to have hopefully US attorneys,

29:09

and we're going to have everybody

29:11

an attorney generals. But it's very

29:14

hard. I mean, you have some of these states sending

29:16

them out, like Nevada, where they don't

29:18

even have to check the signature, so anybody

29:20

can sign it. Let the record

29:22

show your uncle Charlotte said that was going to happen.

29:25

I said, those same militarized agents

29:27

that were in Portland, they're gonna be at the polls

29:29

on November third. That's why I think every black

29:31

person should wear Maga merchandise to the polls

29:33

in November. Get you a Maga hat if you're

29:36

black, and wear to the polls in November. Couse, you're

29:38

gonna have to confuse these folks in order to vote.

29:40

Trying to tell you that right now you're

29:42

gonna talk about fighting for your right to vote, You're gonna

29:44

have to fight for your right to vote on November third,

29:46

probably literally telling you Dona. Trump

29:48

has no authority though, to deploy local

29:51

law enforcement officials to monitor

29:53

elections. They could hire off

29:55

duty police to work the polls, but

29:57

he does not have an authority to send sheriffs specimen.

30:00

Those same militarized agents that were in

30:03

Portland who we didn't know who they were, who

30:05

they were, they're gonna be at them polls November

30:07

third. Watch and they were

30:09

saying, don't buy Maga hats because it supports his campaign.

30:12

So if you said, if you buy Maga hats, it gives him

30:14

more money for his campaign. So don't.

30:16

I don't know where're gonna get your I don't know where're gonna get your

30:18

Maga merchandise from. But you're gonna have to find you some

30:20

camouflage to vote on November third, Okay,

30:23

And I think the proper camouflage is Maga merchandise.

30:27

Is everybody here registered to vote? Yeah,

30:30

Nel Grolands is register. And we also said

30:32

we were gonna volunteer at the polling stations.

30:34

Right. I think that is a very good

30:36

idea because I think with the coronavirus

30:38

pandemic, usually when you go to these polls.

30:40

You see older people working in the polls, they

30:43

may not feel comfortable coming out on November third.

30:45

So I think that younger folks

30:47

should be working the polls where

30:50

you registered down now, California. All

30:52

right, so you should also volunteer. I will

30:55

on that day. We're all volunteer, said young I said,

30:57

younger folks should volunteer. Angeline,

31:00

okay, alright, I am of a

31:02

certain age. People like you shouldn't be out there in public

31:05

set Coodn't this gracious?

31:08

You have a

31:10

chance of being able to contract contact of

31:12

the fact, Donald's

31:14

son is out here Austin, and I asked us,

31:16

and how old is your dad? And he said twenty one. I

31:18

said, that's why I love him. I'm raising a light goodness.

31:26

All right, Well that's your front page news. All right.

31:28

When we come back, comedian Lunell will

31:30

be joining us. We're gonna kick it with lu Nelle when we come

31:32

back, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.

31:34

Good morning, the Breakfast Club.

31:39

Adj Envy Angela

31:41

Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast

31:43

Club. We got a special guest on the line right

31:45

now. That's right, lu New

31:48

comedian good morning.

31:50

I'm trying to do some

31:52

better lighting. Look at rig something with

31:54

a flash slid and something like, I

31:57

look like you want a tramp off. Well, because

32:00

technically i am. Why

32:03

no, I'm this. I'm in the office of

32:05

my sisters house in Fort Worth,

32:08

Texas. Oh yeah, showed ill

32:10

did this weekend? Is no baby, mama

32:12

start back to work? Heret Honey, It's not quite

32:15

like that. But I came to see my family

32:18

because I hadn't seen no family, and

32:20

like you know, I mean a very long

32:22

time. I've been quarantined. I

32:25

will be going back to work at the end of

32:27

September, Howard, just for September

32:30

October. Yeah, I see all the comedians floating

32:32

around making the round. I see Dave Chappelle doing

32:34

this thing in Ohio, and I see other people be at the club.

32:36

I saw a little due ball back at the club. Now, you

32:39

just don't want to get back out digging. No, no, no,

32:41

I have no problem getting back out there. It

32:43

says that I'm gonna let them boys go first.

32:46

Let's see what happened, you know happens. Yeah,

32:49

I'm not the first one to jump in the pool,

32:52

and I'm not the first one to get to

32:54

the party, So I just let everybody go first.

32:56

After everything looks good and you

32:59

know, people are are acclimated

33:01

to coming back out and the social distancing

33:03

and all that, because I didn't quarantine five

33:06

months to go to the club and get Corona

33:08

truy d. You know, Luna, the

33:10

last time I saw you you on FaceTime me from

33:13

the top. That was by

33:15

accident. But I do tend to do that quite

33:17

a bit. Why was that by accident?

33:20

Why would you FaceTime to Charlottagne niked?

33:22

First of all, I don't say it's time Charlotte

33:24

Magne. I don't even know how I ended up

33:26

calling Charlotmagne that day, but

33:29

you know he was. He's the lucky one, you

33:31

know what I mean. Did

33:36

y'all hang up with Did you have a conversation when

33:38

you told me that you got a friend named Charlene

33:40

or something? Yes, I touched it by accident.

33:43

Um, No, he didn't hang up with you. Envy.

33:46

Well, I mean you're married, I'm married. Yes,

33:48

you already happy too? Oh

33:51

yeah you are. Charlotte Magne. Oh well, I

33:54

don't know. We see more of Envy's family

33:56

than we do with yours. You know, Yeah, I don't.

33:59

I don't. I don't. I don't really put my family

34:01

out there like that. I don't post my husband

34:03

either. Well what's the reason. Oh,

34:06

well, my reason is because my

34:08

husband has a very shady criminal background,

34:11

and I don't

34:14

want nobody coming under the day that

34:16

food shot me back in eighty five. You

34:18

know, I don't need it. I don't need to

34:20

smoke. So you know, um, we

34:23

just uh, we just keep our private

34:25

life private. Plus, I don't want to run

34:27

off the boys. You know, I'm probe

34:29

to get entangled at any minute, and

34:32

I want to keep my options

34:34

open and can't anything happen. Okay,

34:39

coronavirus is very serious. You want to make sure that you

34:42

don't catch and bring back the hobbies. Never, never

34:44

would I ever, even though I did go out on

34:46

a date the other night, but my husband has

34:48

always let me be. You know, we don't have an open

34:51

relationship. I mean I do, but

34:53

he doesn't do to

34:55

date with who I went on a date

34:57

with, um this guy in the

34:59

so for Fox Squad, the Silver Fox Squad

35:01

as these distinguished gentlemen um

35:04

that are modeling true and

35:07

they're all very good looking,

35:09

very well dressed, and a lot of them

35:11

have beards and stuff like that. And I've

35:14

become friendly with the guys. You know, so

35:16

I came to Texas when I'm living

35:18

in Texas. So he went out. So what

35:21

did your husband know about that? Does

35:23

he know about why that you went out? But

35:26

the Silver Fox, I

35:29

told you he don't have social media. So

35:33

I mean, I mean, listen, it's it's

35:35

it's like this. My husband knows I'm

35:37

flirting. My husband knows I'm friendly.

35:40

We know nobody's kissing nobody right

35:42

in the house, so that ain't happening. And ain't

35:44

nobody kissing. It ain't nobody smashing. And

35:46

I'm a dinner whore. I'd go out with

35:48

Charles Manson if you wanted to take me out to dinner.

35:51

So you know, there's

35:54

no there's no big deal. I still come home.

35:57

Okay, So you ain't put You ain't putting none of that wap on

35:59

the Silver Fox. No, I ain't.

36:01

I don't have just the whap. I got the

36:03

whap blah bla blah blah blah blah boom.

36:11

So I don't want to ruin these guys lives.

36:13

I keep I keep father. I'll whop

36:15

at home. Now I've seen early on during the pandemic.

36:18

You were taking it very serious as far as marching

36:20

and getting out here and really spread the word what's going

36:22

on with these young brothers? Why did you find it so? You

36:24

know, so like you had to do it because you were

36:27

very very serious, like extremely

36:29

thank you for noticing envy. Well, first

36:31

of all, let's be clear, I

36:34

don't much I protest. I

36:36

don't walk up and down in the streets and

36:38

get ran over in the stampins and stuff

36:40

like that. If you're having a rally in

36:43

one place, I'll go there. And

36:45

um, what happened when I was started

36:48

was after my Aubrey's

36:50

murder, I lost it. I just lost

36:53

it as a mother, as a black

36:55

woman, you know. And I went on

36:57

my Instagram and I just was like,

37:00

what are we gonna do? This is just it's

37:02

at epidemic proportion. Now, this

37:05

is a pandemic as well. This is an

37:07

epidemic and black murders of

37:09

our men and women is like, what

37:11

are we gonna do? We're just gonna keep putting

37:14

emojis and scrolling to the next thing.

37:16

What are we going to do? And Chaka

37:19

Khan heard me and felt

37:21

me and actually reached out to me. So

37:23

our Mother's Day, Chaka Khan and

37:26

myself and a few others we

37:29

sort of had a little rally in the park for

37:32

mothers who had lost their children

37:34

to gun violence and stuff like this, whether

37:37

it be the police or any other type

37:39

of gun violence. And then after that, I

37:42

was like, well, I can't just let this be all

37:44

I do. People would think it's just for photo

37:47

ops and just to be out there with Chaka.

37:49

I want to do more. And as

37:52

Sam went on and George Floyd and everything,

37:56

I wanted to go where I would be comfortable.

37:58

I knew I didn't want to go do it one of those

38:01

dead ends where you laid down in the street.

38:03

I didn't want to, you know, march like

38:06

I said, I'm you know, I just don't do that.

38:08

But they had a rally at the Laugh Factory.

38:11

They have several in Hollywood,

38:13

which is like my home, you know, for any

38:15

comedian even across the country.

38:18

The Laugh Factory in Hollywood is is

38:20

a meeting place for you know, like

38:23

minded people. So when they had

38:25

the rally and they close off two blocks

38:27

of prime real estate on the sunset, I

38:29

said, Okay, this is where I can go this

38:32

is where I can go and I'll be safe and I'll be comfortable.

38:34

And then I had to stop envy

38:37

because I felt like I really wasn't

38:39

helping. I was just venting because

38:42

for the first time, we had

38:44

the wrongs of white people eager

38:47

to listen to what we had to say. That's

38:50

never happened before. We had sea

38:52

of white people in Hollywood listening

38:54

to black person after black person after black

38:57

person, and that's never happened before.

38:59

And they were, you can to lesson, and we were you can

39:01

to talk because, as you know, we have

39:03

life pimped up anxiety about

39:06

this. We didn't just start getting upset

39:08

about this this year or

39:11

last year, or with Rodney King or

39:13

before that. It's almost like your barn

39:16

Black with PTSD about

39:19

murder. So you know, we just

39:21

had to get a lot of off of our chest in the therapeutic

39:23

for us and it was good for them as well.

39:26

All Right, we got more with comedian Lunelle when

39:28

we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning

39:30

Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy,

39:33

Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are

39:35

the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking in with comedian Lunell

39:38

Charlomagne, how's your money being at

39:40

the comedy clubs? You know you're not in the comedy

39:42

clubs right now. I see you're doing a lot of YouTube stuff.

39:44

You're doing that for the money or just because it's an outlet to

39:47

get your boys out. This You

39:49

shot two movies, right, You just shot I'll

39:52

Come into America. You were in there, yes, and

39:54

they shot another word, dootle too, dootle too,

39:59

damn on your life skin behind? Oh

40:04

my god, see yeah,

40:07

shout those back to back. That was amazing.

40:09

Dollabitters on Netflix right down.

40:12

Coming to America comes out of December eighteen.

40:15

All goes well, Eddie, stuff

40:17

with you so hard because y'all did you did Dollamite

40:20

Coming to America? Didn't see either. We'll

40:22

seeing how you're getting in my business, Charlamagne.

40:24

But what I will But but

40:26

what I will tell you is that Eddie and I

40:28

were no strangers, which is what's

40:31

the blessing that I didn't

40:33

geek out when we did Dolomite. You know, Eddie

40:35

and I already knew each other. We had been a premiers

40:37

together. I was very good friends with Charlie

40:40

West and peace. Um, Charlie

40:42

and I have eight movies together, done things together,

40:45

so we take them pictures together. So Eddie

40:47

and I already knew each other, but I

40:49

don't think you know. Eddie may have been

40:52

the decisive one, but it was really Craig

40:54

Brewer, the director. I

40:56

had an August and just like anybody else, but

40:59

I got seven allbacks for Dollarbout

41:01

and they did a regular old school screen test,

41:04

you know, like you did back in the day. Real put you in the

41:06

outfit, puts you into it well. Because I

41:08

had an audition so many times for Craig and

41:11

had a good rapport with him.

41:13

He knew what I could do, so he threw me

41:15

in coming to America and I didn't

41:18

have the audition for that. What's the

41:20

moral of that story is, don't being

41:24

okay? That's all of that story.

41:26

Be somebody that people want to work with.

41:29

Be somebody that when they see your name on the call

41:31

sheet, people get excited. Now, Luna,

41:33

how do you stay so relevant with everybody? I mean,

41:36

the young people love you. It

41:38

doesn't matter what age group or what color

41:40

you are. They love Lunel. And you stay relevant,

41:42

You stay on the road, you stay doing shows,

41:45

you stay in the club when you need to be, you

41:47

stay on television. And you don't see

41:49

that with a lot of comedians, but I see that with you. How

41:51

do you stay relevant and so long?

41:54

Well, first of all, I'm a little distracted

41:56

about you talking to me with the screwdriver

41:59

in your hand. Are you trying to send me a

42:01

subliminal men? What's

42:04

up with that baby? That

42:07

a screw drive in your hand? See,

42:10

you just need to see me. Um.

42:14

Well, I think I stay relevant because

42:17

I have a twenty four year old daughter who

42:19

keeps me up on what's going on with you

42:21

know, Meg and Cardi and this and

42:23

that. You know, I just I just

42:26

like I like young folks. They inspire

42:29

me and they you know, they get on my

42:31

nerves because they're mouth as slick. But they

42:34

they they're they're a whole different breed,

42:36

you know, Like you won't find seventy

42:39

percent of the kids that are graduating

42:41

in college or not right now are

42:44

not going to get a job and work for somebody twenty

42:46

years. Get a watch and sit down and be quiet.

42:48

These kids are starting businesses.

42:52

These kids don't want to work for

42:54

nobody. And I've talked a lot of trash

42:56

about these young folks. I've talked about the young

42:58

comics. I've talked about kids, but I've

43:01

had to eat my words because they

43:03

are really really doing it and they may

43:06

very well be the ones that will help get

43:08

this terrorist out of the White

43:10

House. I don't know, I hope. So what

43:12

do you think about Senda to Kamala Harris? Well,

43:16

Uh, there's a lot of things to think about

43:18

her. You know. Um,

43:21

I'm I'm proud that

43:23

she's there, whether she was black

43:26

or whether she was white. I'm proud she's a woman

43:29

and that she's gonna hopefully

43:31

become the vice president. I think the

43:33

fact that you know, everybody's on it because she

43:36

got this white man is a viable

43:38

uh thing to think about. But

43:41

I think if she really puts her job and

43:43

her passion first, that

43:46

that that that shouldn't matter. I

43:49

noticed she didn't put a lot of brothers in jail.

43:52

There's a lot of people to feel a certain way, but

43:54

then again, that's her job. I'm

43:57

hoping that, you

43:59

know, as in the White House. You

44:02

know, she's a very viable force to debate

44:05

with. You know what I'm saying, she really

44:07

is. You know, I don't care how

44:09

straight, her hairy, I don't care how her

44:12

husband, that slick mouse, and that

44:14

sharp mind. That's a black woman in there,

44:16

and she, I think

44:19

could get the job done. Because Biden is definitely

44:21

gonna need some help. You know, he's the lesser

44:23

of two evils. He's not without fault

44:26

either. However, I think that he has

44:28

seen what kind of smoke he can catch

44:31

from watching his predecessor, and

44:33

I don't think he wants it. I think that they

44:35

really would get in there and try to do the right

44:37

thing, and we'll just have to wait and see,

44:40

I mean, until more of us start running

44:42

for president. These are the kind of choices

44:44

that we have. Why is it a concern

44:47

for her to have a white husband. Why do you think, well,

44:50

it would be the same way if the vice

44:53

president nominee was a

44:55

black man with a white wife. I

44:58

think that right now, for some

45:00

interracial couples, it might be

45:02

awkward at the crib, you know, because

45:05

you may be in love with this man,

45:08

and this man may be in love with you the

45:10

person of an opposite color. But

45:14

until you really get into stuff like this,

45:16

you may have just been in love and not

45:19

known really whether your mate was in love with the

45:21

culture or not. It's just like what

45:23

these means. These means have been vicious.

45:26

Don't open your mouth to white to

45:28

black penis. If you wan't open your mouth

45:30

to black culture, you know what I'm saying.

45:32

And black problems and stuff. We can't

45:35

just have you. You can't just love

45:37

one person. If you love a black person,

45:40

you need to love the culture. And some people

45:42

really didn't know what the stance, what

45:44

their mate was until now, you

45:47

know. So I think that's why there's a concern.

45:49

I know, interracial couples in my family,

45:53

the white person in the family wanted to vote

45:56

for Trump and the black person

45:58

in that that couple one of the for

46:01

Biden. So now you have this weird

46:04

vibe going on. Um, so I think that's

46:06

why there's a concern. But ain't that

46:08

you could do about it? You know, Um,

46:11

they are married, they've been married, maybe

46:13

they will be married. Um, interracial

46:16

couple in the white house might be something

46:18

that needs to be visually seen, you

46:20

know. Um, it's it's it's

46:23

it's it's a concern, But it can't

46:25

be a reason. You know what I mean, you

46:27

in interracial relationship, you know, no

46:30

who kind of interracial relationships a man, Well,

46:32

your husband ain't black, is he? My

46:35

husband is black and dangerous.

46:44

I've seen him before. Oh no, no, we're

46:47

come in all shady though. No. I know

46:49

my husband is about for complexion Slomagne,

46:52

and he is very very

46:55

very well.

46:58

I mean, you might have seen me out with anybody. I date

47:00

a lot. You knows. I go out with a little

47:02

Dominican out. The

47:06

dude i've seen you with was had

47:09

had white that he wasn't He had like white

47:11

skin and he had his head slicked back in a ponytail.

47:14

You ain't seen me with no white boy with ye I

47:16

did. Or

47:18

he must have been a fashion designer or something.

47:22

All right, we got more with comedian Lunelle. When

47:24

we come back, it's the Breakfast Club Comorn winning.

47:27

Everybody is DJ Envy Angela

47:30

Yee Charlomagne, the guy we are the Breakfast

47:32

Club. Were still kicking it with comedian Lunelle Charlomagne.

47:34

Now, Lunelle, let's go back to us talking about Senator

47:37

Harris. When you talk about her being a prosecutor,

47:39

when you black, right, we don't

47:41

like police officers and we don't like prosecutors,

47:44

so there's never a good way to do

47:46

your job as a black prosecutor, unless

47:49

you're not locking nobody up right.

47:51

I mean, but that's her job, you know, I

47:54

don't I think you know, handed

47:57

out some sentences that were too

47:59

long, you know. Um,

48:02

But that's on what we're talking about. You know,

48:04

we're talking about the vice presidency, and

48:07

we got to her one do one

48:09

thing at a time. We tend to go

48:12

off onund these tangents and get sidetracked

48:14

by stuff. And we can just do this and

48:16

we get him in there, then we can work on if we have

48:19

the power. You get him in there, we have the

48:21

power to change some other stuff too. You

48:23

know, let's just take one damn thing

48:26

at a time. Hell, maybe in her husband,

48:28

or maybe her and her husband will break up during

48:30

her term in the White House. Maybe she'll get

48:33

with fifty. He always looked for come up. So

48:36

you think fifty always looking for a come up. I

48:39

mean, you know, Fintry likes to get around.

48:41

I wouldn't, Hey, Kamala, ain't

48:44

um exempt from falling prey

48:46

to fifty cent. I mean, I've been in

48:48

here, I've been in his aura

48:51

before he can get it, you know what

48:53

I'm saying. You need it, you try to Hilight fifty

48:55

before. No, we we we we we

48:58

know each other. You know, That's

49:00

all I'm gonna say. Okay, hein

49:04

sentti see ya on ghost Book

49:06

two? Oh you want you on ghost

49:08

Book two? Watch it and see

49:11

go ahead? No, no, you ain't playing when

49:13

it comes to that TV in the films, now, I

49:16

love it though I love to see you know what you remind me of. It

49:18

reminds me of um, like like like

49:20

the Bernie Max of the world, because like

49:22

Bernie Mac kind of he really really blew

49:25

up as he got older, you know what I mean? Yeah,

49:27

you know I do feels very much

49:30

like Bernie because while you see me

49:32

in every a lot of movies, a lot of

49:34

tough and shows, you haven't seen me with my

49:36

own And I do believe that there's,

49:39

you know, a reason for that, because I

49:42

do have a bit of a reputation as

49:44

not taking no b s. And

49:47

it's so much easier to get a young hungry

49:50

artist gives them a show go

49:52

ahead of you know, everybody who gets in the business

49:54

because I lousy contract

49:56

at first, and then they learned and then

49:59

a girl we'll say, I'm I'm not getting the lousy

50:01

contact of first, I will go over

50:03

that thing with me and my people, of my black

50:06

team with the fine tooth.

50:08

Come. I want my coin, I want

50:10

my points, I want this, that and together. I

50:12

want my credit. And it's so much easier to deal

50:14

with somebody who's not coming in saying look,

50:17

I know how this goes. I don't want to it's just easier.

50:20

But I think you know, God see

50:22

fit. I will have a show of my

50:24

own at some point because the

50:26

only reason black women have not worked

50:28

well in late night is because they have been picking

50:30

the wrong black women. True, I'm

50:33

made for that. I'm made for late night TV.

50:36

I can't even think who was it was Monique? Who

50:38

was I can't think of what of the black Robin TD?

50:41

And you remember Robin TV?

50:43

Yeah, I remember Robin. She had to be a show I do. I mean, I know

50:45

Robin. I mean I don't know it personally, but I know over

50:48

you know, but everybody don't. So

50:50

how did you have a whole national television

50:52

show and nobody needs to know? See,

50:55

it's me. I'm the one. I was made

50:57

for late night. I was born to this. I don't

50:59

sleep no way. And at some point,

51:01

you know it may happen to me. I just hope

51:04

that you know, I don't. I don't want it to

51:06

be ten years from now. You know I would,

51:08

but but you can't. Worst you know God's

51:11

plan. You know what I'm saying. Um, So

51:13

it's gonna come when it comes, And I said, don't. I'll

51:15

still be out here on YouTube. I'll still be going live

51:18

from the bathtub, I'll still be getting

51:20

entangled, I'll still be married, and I'll

51:22

still be about from that state. I would

51:24

love to see like a new version

51:28

of kind of like Golden Girls, right,

51:30

but but with black women. But not

51:32

a lot of people say that. A lot of people

51:35

say that, And I would love to see you miss

51:37

pat some more and a dog

51:39

given. I

51:42

would rather see me Miss

51:44

Laura Hayes Adele

51:46

givns and maybe

51:49

slam leave

51:51

me holding up? How do you think

51:53

I have? You better? Such your mouth? Don't

51:57

But now you over sixty? How old

51:59

do you think I am? As child? Flaming

52:01

is like late forties? Oh my god,

52:04

Okay, you have

52:06

to get some of that makeup. Flames where apparently

52:09

too early in the morning. I'm

52:12

gonna I

52:15

know, but flame been around for a long time.

52:17

And nobody would put Flames out For

52:19

a long time. You didn't know what

52:21

you're gonna get you, you know, you didn't

52:23

know who people were gonna say. This goes for a

52:26

lot of people, you know, and Tel Tiffany bout.

52:28

Flame is no new new person

52:30

to the game. Flame been out here. We've been

52:32

working with Flame. I've been working with Flame for twenty five

52:35

years, you know, all over the country.

52:37

And Flame has struggled because

52:39

there was a time where you know, a

52:41

trans person or you

52:44

know, drag queen or whatever you want to call them,

52:46

was not gonna be accepted in the comedy club with

52:48

a DL or with a said drid because something

52:51

like that. They just weren't. But times

52:53

they are changing. And if you quit

52:55

looking to see, if you said print and listen

52:57

to what Flame got to say, you were last.

53:00

So I asked off and learn something,

53:02

you know. And now people through this breakfast

53:05

club really helped and Tiffany given

53:07

Flame a platform. And now that the game

53:09

has changed, you know, not funny,

53:12

it's funny. I don't care what you are. I don't care exactly.

53:15

Yeah, do you saying that now? But ten

53:17

years ago people cared. Ten

53:19

years ago, you're like, you're gonna go see

53:21

that, you know, whatever derogatory

53:24

name they would say, people wouldn't say out

53:26

loud. Brothers wouldn't say I'm going to see Flame

53:28

run Row. They wouldn't say it ten years

53:30

ago, but now they will as flame. I

53:33

have something for that ass too, if you go to see it.

53:35

And what's crazy as comedians won't go see

53:37

him back in the day, but back

53:39

in the day they would sleep with with with with

53:42

him are a

53:44

transgender down in the

53:46

valley where the girls can nake it. If

53:49

you're throwing bass him only gonna take

53:51

it one, two breaker, three,

53:53

foul break if you see Yeah, that's called Goddy.

53:57

I've been known about them for forty

53:59

years. The brothers in the back of the best selling

54:02

we we get out at this particular bus

54:04

stop in Oakland and going this bookstore

54:06

and they wasn't going in to buy a book,

54:08

if you know what I mean. Okay, Nell

54:12

was crazy. Lou Hell. We

54:16

love you, lu Always a pleasure talking to you. Luelle.

54:19

I'm so glad to see you guys. I'm so glad

54:21

that we've got to this little relationship. And hey,

54:24

wax don't work, don't hang out well there

54:26

no place to hang out. No, yeah, that's my brother. That's

54:28

my brother for twenty years. That's that's my family

54:31

here here in love now, Lunelle. Ye

54:33

love yet

54:36

another baby? Say well I changed

54:39

his thing. I don't care about the love because what's

54:41

love got to do? Got to do with

54:43

it? Hell, I'm in love, you know. But

54:45

he got a baby, so I'm gonna go ahead

54:47

on him. Back off. That's okay, girl, Your

54:50

family is safe. Girl. Your

54:52

name caller, caller like to fight too. I'm

54:55

not a fighter. I'm a shooter. You want to go there?

54:57

Hey, she

55:01

for Florida, she got guns to but we ain't doing No,

55:03

don't do that, Charlomagne, don't. Don't. Don't bring

55:06

the gun to a nice body. We might even caller.

55:08

Don't listen to these boys. They're trying to start

55:10

something, Matt. But I did bend over in front

55:13

of your man and he did take her with us,

55:15

and you know it because you saw it. But it's

55:17

okay. We put our love on. Oh. I

55:19

hope every day work out just by well.

55:21

Lou Neill, thank you for joining us. We appreciate you. Now.

55:25

Can y'all follow me on Instagram? Follow

55:28

me on Instagram at lou Nell at l

55:30

U E N E l L. And

55:32

there's a link in my bio that takes you to my

55:35

YouTube show. Hey lou Nell is very

55:37

entertaining. God bless everybody and

55:39

thank you for the time. By

55:41

Envy by Charlomagne Bye.

55:46

It's about this

55:52

report Angela the

55:55

Breakfast Club. Well, let's take

55:57

Nick Cannon and viatcom Me deep ventially

56:00

working things out now. Chris McCarthy,

56:02

who's the president of Entertainment and Youth Brands at

56:04

Viacom CBS, says that he does

56:06

command Cannon on the journey that he's taken to try

56:09

and or right as wrongs. He said, I struggled

56:11

with the fact that Nick, a longtime partner and

56:13

friend of ours, is on this journey and we're

56:15

not part of that journey. And so he

56:17

said, the door is wide open for a reunion.

56:20

He said, I'm hopeful we find a way to bring these two things

56:22

together, and hopefully we will have the opportunity

56:24

to do that with Nick again. Yeah. Well,

56:27

now, I mean, listen, that's what life should be about,

56:29

right, Life should be about if you make

56:31

a mistake and you go out there

56:34

and you acknowledge that mistake, and you atone

56:36

for that mistake, and you learn from that mistake.

56:39

There should be some type of reconciliation

56:42

culture, all right, some type for forgiving. So all

56:45

right, let's move on and speaking about apologizing

56:47

for things. Netflix has apologized

56:50

for the Cuties poster that was

56:52

criticized for sexualizing children.

56:55

Now did y'all see this poster. It's about Amy, an eleven

56:57

year old girl who joins a group of dancers named the Cuties

57:00

at school and rapidly

57:02

grows aware of her femininity and that

57:04

upsets her mother and her values. And it does look.

57:07

You know, these are young girls. You don't want to have them half

57:10

dressed in positions like slot.

57:12

So they did pull that. Yeah,

57:15

I was confused, what is the show

57:17

about? I thought the show I was about.

57:19

The show was about girls dancing after

57:21

those moreful kids. Maybe I was wrong. I

57:23

think it was just the artwork. There's nothing wrong with the show.

57:26

It was the artwork out it

57:29

was. Yeah, I don't know anything about this show. I was just asking,

57:32

all right. And Gunna has announced a major lifestyle

57:34

overhaul. He's posted I'm about

57:36

to start a mind, body, and soul cleansing. No drugs,

57:39

no sex no media. You

57:41

gotta do that. Sometimes you gotta disconnect. You

57:43

gotta disconnect, press reset, you

57:45

know what I mean. Get get get focused, take

57:47

your shoes off, walk around barefoot in your backyard,

57:50

go hug a tree. You get in tune with some things that

57:52

you should really be getting in tune with. That's all that's

57:54

happening out here. And it's so funny sailing

57:56

because that's how I feel like. I bet in Yellow Springs. I think I've

57:58

been here for like two months. Stay Pearl creating and I said

58:00

this earlier, but created this bubble

58:04

if you want a sort of speak. And we've

58:06

had shows like three we we've been doing

58:08

like four shows a week. It started

58:10

off with m like an audience of eighty

58:13

people, is up to like four or

58:15

five hundred people. We've had some of

58:17

the biggest names in

58:19

comedy come through. David Letterman came,

58:22

John Stewart came once, felt so good

58:25

he came back again. Tiffany has just

58:27

been here. Michelle Wolf has

58:29

been here, Chris Rock has been here. It's

58:32

been incredible and as much as people are building

58:34

it as the greatest show in

58:36

the world right now, but more importantly, and that's

58:38

what I wanted to say about what

58:40

we're doing. It's the safest show we built

58:42

post. I've been posted a lot of pictures on my Instagram.

58:44

It's been and it's been kind of going kind

58:47

of viral. And when people we're

58:49

in the state right now where people when

58:51

you're when you're having fun and you don't

58:53

have a mess on the first thing, people says that you're

58:55

being irresponsible, But just I wanted to be clear that

58:58

everybody, have you ever seen anybody in the foo? The first

59:00

thing you have to do when you come in and get

59:02

tested, um the process. It's

59:05

the same process as at the White House, the same machine

59:07

that you use at the White House. And then you getting your test right

59:09

right? What the hell are you talking about? I thought he went

59:11

all over the place. He went all over the place today.

59:15

Yeah, I know what. My daughter has to take the

59:17

test to go to college, so she's

59:19

scared to take it, so I told I would take it with her. It's

59:21

not that bad. But the point I was making

59:24

Charlomagne was that we're out here to perform,

59:26

but getting in tune with nature, getting a tune

59:28

with yourself. And what I found out about being

59:30

a yellow spin it's really small town in Ohio. Is

59:33

that you You you realize

59:35

that like the things that are really really important,

59:38

Like we've been out here kayaking. Black

59:40

people don't kayak. We've been out here canoeing,

59:43

going on nature runs. I didn't ate like fifty

59:45

pounds of trail mix, and uh, it's

59:47

just been it's been a dope experience. Dave Chappelle,

59:50

he hosts the show. It's out in the corn

59:52

field. We're doing rawlin.

1:00:00

Yeah, by

1:00:02

the way, this way. We don't be nice to Donell. We're

1:00:04

sitting there, try speak,

1:00:08

and don Ell ain't saying nothing. I

1:00:11

was trying to say to

1:00:14

follow up with you said, it's

1:00:16

weird out of here, and I think that people

1:00:19

need to get in touch with nature.

1:00:22

And that's all you want. I

1:00:24

wanted just five minutes ago, I wanted

1:00:26

to do I do. I talk to you about your whack

1:00:29

donkeys all the day. So I'm about

1:00:31

to go a long one right now. Well, next

1:00:37

to participate, okay, I want a matter of fact,

1:00:39

I want vy to participate too, because we have we have to

1:00:41

have a quick little black men meeting,

1:00:43

So all the black men in the room need to um come together

1:00:45

real quick. Let's have a conversation about black

1:00:47

people need more nature. That's what I'm trying to say, black people

1:00:50

need more nature. You're still talking on you

1:00:52

just figuring out what to say. Run round

1:00:54

a bike, Envy, go round a bike him with

1:00:57

the cute pants, that's all

1:01:00

when you in bight, right, so you can get those cuts.

1:01:03

But I'm saying, you don't know you said what you're saying.

1:01:05

You say what you're saying. You say what you're saying,

1:01:10

Charlemagney dramas mad. You called my pants

1:01:12

cute? Right now? All right? Donkey the days up? Are

1:01:15

you giving your donkey too, Charlomagne, You're gonna tease

1:01:17

it. That's all it is. Lanes. We'll

1:01:20

get into the next it's the breakfast club. Good morning, It's

1:01:27

time for Donkey of the Day, Chagne.

1:01:31

I'm a Democrat, so being dunkey of the day a

1:01:33

little bit of a mick, so like a donkey

1:01:37

o the day. Now,

1:01:41

I've been called a lot of my twenty three years that

1:01:44

donkey of the day is a new wife. Donkey

1:01:46

of the Day for Friday, August twenty first goes

1:01:48

the day Star Peterson, known to the

1:01:50

planet is Tory Lanes. Um. Last

1:01:54

night, Megan the Stallion identify Tory

1:01:56

Lanes as the alleged trigger man and last

1:01:58

month shooting incident left Megan shot

1:02:00

in the feet. Let's go to Megan's ig

1:02:03

live and hear what she had to say. Yes,

1:02:05

this Tory shot me, and

1:02:08

you got your publicists and your people

1:02:10

going to these blogs

1:02:13

lying is I tried to

1:02:16

keep the situation off the internet, but

1:02:19

you're dragging it mums talking

1:02:21

about I hit this. I never hit you.

1:02:24

Muthers was like, oh, she mad because

1:02:26

he's Trump Kylie, No, I wasn't. Tory.

1:02:30

Number one, you're getting donkey to day because you

1:02:32

shot a woman. I mean some donkey. The days

1:02:34

just sell themselves. That's just that's number

1:02:36

one. That sounds so insane

1:02:39

to say, Tory Lane shot megan Na Stallion.

1:02:42

Okay, Jesus Christ. Number two,

1:02:44

This woman, megan Na Stallion, didn't want to say anything.

1:02:47

She was trying to save you, and you allegedly had

1:02:49

your people calling blogs trying to make it look

1:02:51

like you were the victim, like

1:02:53

saying things like she hit you first. Well, like my

1:02:56

brother, there is nothing you

1:02:58

or your people could tell anyone that would justify

1:03:00

why you are the alleged shooter

1:03:02

of Megan the Stallion. There's nothing you could say

1:03:05

that no logical human being with great comprehension

1:03:07

skills could understand. There's nothing

1:03:10

you could tell me, Megan said, There's nothing

1:03:12

you could tell me Megan did to justify

1:03:15

why you shot her. If I'm being totally honest,

1:03:17

I don't even really know what to say about any

1:03:19

of this. I truly, truly

1:03:22

don't understand. It's like I used to. I

1:03:24

can't comprehend in my mind why a man who

1:03:27

has a career, who has things going for him,

1:03:29

who is an actual celebrity, would

1:03:31

shoot a woman who is arguably the hottest

1:03:33

rapper in the game right now. Now, let's be clear,

1:03:36

I don't understand violence against women, period,

1:03:38

especially fist level of violence.

1:03:41

But Tory Lanez, you a whole star

1:03:43

out here, bro, Like why, like

1:03:46

why did your brain take you there? Was it cocaine

1:03:49

or some other type of drug where you extremely

1:03:52

drunk? Do you have extreme anger management

1:03:54

issues? Like what emotional trauma are

1:03:57

you dealing with that you can't control

1:03:59

your emotion so much that you were driven

1:04:01

to shoot her? Is your

1:04:04

egos that fragile? Like I'm just confused.

1:04:06

I just don't understand how something like

1:04:09

this happens. Now, Megan gave details

1:04:11

of what happens. Let's discuss. It's only

1:04:14

four months in the car, me, you,

1:04:17

my home girl, and your security,

1:04:19

everybody in the car arguing. I'm

1:04:21

in the front seat, this in the back seat.

1:04:23

I'll get out the car. I'm done arguing. I don't want to

1:04:25

argue no more. I'll get out. I'm walking

1:04:28

away from out

1:04:30

the back seat of the car. Store shooting

1:04:32

me. There's a witness because

1:04:34

the neighbors called the police. This did

1:04:36

not happen at Kylie house. This happened damn

1:04:39

there back at the house. I was staying that I was just trying

1:04:41

to get home. We was five minutes awaye from my spot. The

1:04:43

police come. I'm scared all

1:04:46

the going on with the police. As soon as the police

1:04:48

tell us all get out the mothers car. The police

1:04:50

is really aggressive. You think I'm about

1:04:52

to tell the police that we us

1:04:55

black people, got a gun in the car. I'll

1:04:57

get to the mother in hospital. The police

1:05:00

it's being so rude to me. Well, you know what's

1:05:02

going on? Like da da da da, you're being detained

1:05:04

la da. I'm man, I'm being detained. I'm linking,

1:05:06

but I'm still not saying what happened. The

1:05:09

police finally let me go. I ain't go to jail.

1:05:11

Them three months went to jail. That's

1:05:13

very heartbreaking. Ladies don't

1:05:16

save these guys. They don't want to be saved.

1:05:18

Okay, nobody can save anyone. We all have

1:05:20

to walk our own walks and go on our own journeys

1:05:23

and healing whatever work we need to do on ourselves.

1:05:25

Nobody can do it for us. You can't

1:05:27

save nobody. We must save ourselves. And

1:05:30

Megan, I'm not gonna question your decision to

1:05:32

protect Tory Lanes, but I'm telling you right now

1:05:34

you are not obligated to do that. No woman

1:05:37

is. You know why, because you

1:05:39

can't heal what you don't reveal.

1:05:41

You will never properly heal if you just don't

1:05:44

live your truth. Okay, we don't do each other in any favors

1:05:46

when we protect folks from dealing with the consequences

1:05:49

of their own file behavior. Now, I'm

1:05:51

gonna let go and let God deal with

1:05:53

the type of person my damn self. But I'm also or

1:05:56

less file to police report and let the law handle

1:05:58

it too. But America think about

1:06:00

that. Okay, all you mainscream publications,

1:06:03

all you mainscream websites, all you mainscream

1:06:05

TV shows who may write about this story, report

1:06:07

this story. Please don't forget to report

1:06:09

about the fact that a black woman is

1:06:12

scared to call the police,

1:06:15

scared to call the people who are supposed to protect

1:06:17

and serve her in a situation like this because

1:06:20

she's afraid she could end up being a victim

1:06:22

because of the color of her skin. Think

1:06:25

about that. I'm an impact, so when I tell

1:06:27

you, I can feel every bit of Megan's trauma. You

1:06:29

just got shot by someone you thought was a friend,

1:06:32

a black man, and I always say

1:06:34

a black man a man period. Our only job is to

1:06:36

protect and provide for all women. So as

1:06:38

a woman, you should feel protected around men in your

1:06:40

circle. But that guy Tory Megan

1:06:43

a victim allegedly. Now she's too

1:06:45

afraid to call the cops and tell the cops the truth

1:06:47

because the American so called justice system

1:06:49

is so broken. She feels like she can

1:06:52

end up getting victimized again because

1:06:54

of the color her skin. She's right,

1:06:57

okay, she felt nick it out here. No protection.

1:07:00

Who's supposed to call ghostbusters? Like what do

1:07:02

you do in this situation like this. Okay, my brothers,

1:07:04

when these sisters come to us and tell us how unprotected

1:07:07

they feel, you can't sit here

1:07:09

and act like we don't understand. Okay,

1:07:12

let's hear more from Megan here.

1:07:14

She explains in more detail why she protected

1:07:16

him. If you really want to tell them, I'll

1:07:18

try to save this man, even though he

1:07:20

shot me. I'll try to spare him. And y'all

1:07:23

mother is not sparing me. That's crazy.

1:07:25

I go through so much on a daily basis

1:07:27

anyway, and I trying to save this and

1:07:30

y'all on the internet talking about, oh bitch, you ain't get shot

1:07:32

through this all free tork. You're not in jail.

1:07:35

He not in jail because I didn't tell the laws what happened

1:07:37

as soon as it happened, and I should have. As

1:07:40

why he's not saying nothing? What the he gonna get on here and

1:07:42

say, y'all show huh, why tell

1:07:44

them why you shot him? No reason? Now,

1:07:47

this will be used as an example to

1:07:49

reinforce a lot of false

1:07:51

narratives this situation. We

1:07:53

shall hear over and over again, how

1:07:56

black men don't protect black women,

1:07:58

and how Megan still tried to protectri and

1:08:00

Tory was still victimizing her by sending

1:08:02

the stories the blogs. All

1:08:04

of that is true, you know, But what I refuse to

1:08:07

feed into is the narrative that black men

1:08:10

don't protect black women. Nope, Situations like

1:08:12

this shouldn't have us arguing and debating and

1:08:14

social media fighting. No, this situation

1:08:16

is an opportunity for all of us to learn and

1:08:19

do better. Because, let's be clear, whatever

1:08:21

Tory Lane's on, don't put that on all

1:08:23

black men. Okay, not to mention that negro

1:08:26

is Canadian. Okay, don't put what he's

1:08:28

on on all black men. All

1:08:30

right. I can't speak for Tory because he's way

1:08:32

younger than me. And I'm not weighing mistakes

1:08:34

here because I've made my own, all right. I'm not weighing

1:08:37

sins here because I sent myself and I've sent

1:08:39

before, but at my worst, I wasn't

1:08:41

shooting women. But the point I'm making some of

1:08:44

us haven't done the work yet. Some

1:08:46

of us aren't doing the work. We haven't gotten to the point in

1:08:48

life where we are dealing with our own

1:08:50

traumable boy, let this situation

1:08:53

serve as an example that if you don't deal with your trauma.

1:08:55

Eventually your trauma will deal with you.

1:08:58

I don't know what's wrong with Tory Lanes. I have no

1:09:00

clue what his demons are. I have no clue what

1:09:03

he's battling. But he's clearly battling

1:09:05

something, and whatever hurt he's dealing

1:09:07

with caused him to hurt me allegedly,

1:09:10

And that's not an excuse a justification,

1:09:12

because he has to deal with all the consequences

1:09:15

of his actions, whether that's jail, whether

1:09:18

that's the loss of his career, which is probably

1:09:20

all gonna happen, because I see no path to

1:09:22

victory as far as the industry

1:09:25

is concerned for Tory Lane. But that's not what's

1:09:27

important anyway. Okay, that shouldn't even be a concern.

1:09:30

He gotta hold that, he gotta deal with the

1:09:32

energy he created in his life. So Tory

1:09:34

isn't even the story. The story here for me is

1:09:37

trauma. Okay, in us men being

1:09:39

better examples for other men and

1:09:41

dealing with our trauma so we don't

1:09:43

hurt other people. Because even though Tory is not

1:09:45

a reflection of all brothers, when situations

1:09:48

like this happened, the rest of us have to pick up

1:09:50

the slack in a real way. We have to show that Tory

1:09:52

Lanes is a glitch in the matrix. I don't like

1:09:55

when black women say we don't protect

1:09:57

him. It really drives me crazy. Okay, we have

1:09:59

to go a bubb and beyond in

1:10:01

regards the protecting our

1:10:04

sisters, so we can show situations like this

1:10:06

are the exception, not the rule.

1:10:09

This conversation shall continue. Okay, this

1:10:11

isn't over. I just needed to express

1:10:14

how I'm feeling today. That's what my therapist

1:10:16

always tells me to do. Feel my feels, so I

1:10:19

hope you felt my fields too. Please

1:10:23

please please let remy mark

1:10:25

give Tory Lane's the biggest he ha he ha

1:10:27

he ha, you stupid mother?

1:10:30

Are you dumb? And fyi? Megan

1:10:32

the Stallion is not a snitch. Okay,

1:10:34

She's a taxpaying civilian who was

1:10:37

victimized and she should not have to protect

1:10:39

the person who victimized her. Anyone

1:10:41

who thinks this is snitching just simply

1:10:43

doesn't know what the hell they're talking about. That's

1:10:45

it, bottom line, point blank period. All

1:10:48

right, Well, thank you for that, don kid today. Now,

1:10:52

when we come back, Jack Quay Williams

1:10:54

will be joining us. We talked about him a couple of

1:10:56

days ago. He's the officer out in North Carolina,

1:10:59

DA spoke about George Floyd

1:11:01

and recently got let go. So we're gonna talk to him.

1:11:03

Yes, and we're gonna hear. We're gonna not

1:11:05

only are we gonna talk to Jack Quay and hear his story,

1:11:08

we're gonna help Jack Quay. I'm gonna help

1:11:10

Jack Qua joa Quai needs I help people. That's

1:11:12

right. All hands on deck, that's right. So we'll

1:11:14

talk to him when we come back. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.

1:11:16

Good morning, the Breakfast Club. You're

1:11:22

checking out the world's most dangerous morning show. Morning.

1:11:25

Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela

1:11:28

Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast

1:11:30

Club. We got a special guest on the line

1:11:32

right now, police

1:11:34

officer that was recently fired

1:11:37

and let go. Um. We talked

1:11:39

about the story the other morning on the Breakfast Club

1:11:41

and asked to, you know, speak to him so he can talk

1:11:43

about what's going on. And Jack Quaid williams,

1:11:46

yeah, Jack Quaid, we should. We should play

1:11:49

Jack Quais video right

1:11:51

now so people have a fresh and named memory

1:11:53

of who were talking. Let's play right now. I am

1:11:55

disgusted with the things that happened in Minneapolis, peer

1:11:57

plaint blank. Things could have went way different

1:12:00

at the end of the day, let's talk facts. Guys

1:12:02

on the ground, he's laying on his stomach, he have handcuffs

1:12:04

on. It's four of y'all, one of him, four

1:12:06

of y'all, one of him. Who has control of the situation?

1:12:09

Officers, other officers. If you're gonna be an

1:12:11

officer, is gonna stand there and not help

1:12:14

and not help when things go wrong? Come

1:12:16

on like you don't see that. That's the reason I got

1:12:18

behind his badge, right, because I wanted them

1:12:20

officers that's afraid to step up. I want to be the

1:12:22

one to step up if I see wrong happening. Wrong

1:12:25

is not happening in my presence, right, I'm going to check

1:12:27

it. And that's period. Good

1:12:29

morning, King, what's going on? King?

1:12:32

What's going on? Well? Listen, I want to give you a

1:12:34

round of applause. Preston foremost man, because

1:12:36

you know everybody always has these discussions about

1:12:38

good cops and bad cops, and you

1:12:40

know there are good cops. Why did the good

1:12:42

cops for me? Silent? And I got to salute

1:12:44

you and give you a round of applause for not

1:12:47

staying silent first and foremost. Okay,

1:12:49

so salutely you can for that. Absolutely,

1:12:51

I appreciate that. What made you to speak

1:12:54

out? Initially, I was at

1:12:56

the time a little backstory about it. At the time,

1:12:58

I was I was on TikTok for about

1:13:00

like a month at the time, right and

1:13:02

my following like shot through the roof. I was doing

1:13:05

like little human videos that you see the police officers

1:13:07

do it whatnot, a little voiceovers, you know, with

1:13:09

the human eye, the badgetag and stuff

1:13:11

like that. And towards the end of that month, the

1:13:13

George Floyd thing happened. And I've

1:13:15

always been torn

1:13:18

in between of what in between

1:13:20

what's going on with our community and with

1:13:22

the job in a sense, like sometimes

1:13:25

I used to think, like, guys, this job really

1:13:27

for me, Like I need to be on the opposite side

1:13:30

with my people. But then I had people tell me like,

1:13:32

you want an inside, We need you on the inside

1:13:35

so you can you know, so you can be a road mountain

1:13:37

from the inside. So what happened was the George

1:13:39

Floyd thing happened. Everybody was talking to

1:13:41

me about it, messaging me, and I was like, forget

1:13:43

it. I'm gonna say I'm gonna say my view on it, you

1:13:45

know, like my point. And I was in

1:13:47

my patrol car. I just turned the camera on

1:13:50

and then it just, you know, it just came out.

1:13:52

I didn't know what was going to do what it did,

1:13:55

but I knew I was going to reach certain people because

1:13:57

I was like, well, I got this platform. Now. It was

1:13:59

like like fifty thousand followers on TikTok

1:14:01

like one month, and I was like, you know what, I'm gonna use

1:14:04

this platform and I'm gonna speak

1:14:06

about stuff and it's gonna be different because it's

1:14:08

gonna be coming from a black guy with a badge.

1:14:10

So I put it out there and then that was

1:14:12

that. The Greensborough PD yeah

1:14:16

fired you. Yeah, did

1:14:18

they fire you over that video because

1:14:20

they're saying they did it, which

1:14:23

was okay. So the video

1:14:25

they inspired me, over the George video, Over

1:14:27

the George Floyd video, per se, the video

1:14:30

only brought light to what was going

1:14:32

on. Here's the backstory. Right on

1:14:34

TikTok. For a month, I'm posting

1:14:36

up the humor videos and stuff like that, and

1:14:39

then the George Floyd thing happened.

1:14:41

I post up the George Floyd video. Right, it

1:14:43

goes crazy. I get called to Internal affairs.

1:14:46

Internal Affairs bring me upstairs. They telling

1:14:48

me, look, don't posting your uniform.

1:14:51

My jobbing posted for a month. But I guess now

1:14:53

that I was in front of everybody and people

1:14:55

were talking. They were like, don't post in your

1:14:57

uniform. Take the videos down. So

1:15:00

and we're opening an investigation

1:15:02

into your social media. Right, So I was like, okay,

1:15:05

So I didn't delete the videos. I put the videos

1:15:07

on private. So I didn't know what was gonna go on, right, and

1:15:09

I wanted them in case they try to push

1:15:11

out a different type of narrative. I wanted to make

1:15:14

sure that day was pushing out the right narrative. I wanted

1:15:16

to keep the videos of people could you know, have their own

1:15:18

face. So what happened was I

1:15:20

put the videos on private. Right by the time

1:15:22

I walked out of Internal Affairs, within that hour,

1:15:25

the Shade Room and a bunch of other places already

1:15:27

hit me up and said that you know, that thing was posted

1:15:29

to the video and stuff like that or whatever. So it was

1:15:32

already the video was already out here. My

1:15:34

videos on my page I took that out from private,

1:15:37

so now the platform is growing.

1:15:39

I'm still speaking also what I've been doing

1:15:42

before I even had the badge, right, so I'm

1:15:44

still talking about you know, social injustice

1:15:46

and things like that. And then

1:15:48

I release a video called Hello America.

1:15:51

And when I released the video called Hello

1:15:53

America, in the video where I'm in

1:15:55

like a ripture, fake

1:15:57

blood and like a rope around my neck and I'm

1:16:00

rapping about the you know,

1:16:02

racial injustice inside America.

1:16:04

Right, never, never in

1:16:06

the video did I say like I hate white people

1:16:09

or I hate cops or cops are bad. Right. I was

1:16:11

talking about how us as black

1:16:13

people are on a different spectrum

1:16:16

in the world as you know, white people,

1:16:18

which is a fact. So they

1:16:21

didn't like it. Right after that, I

1:16:23

go I goes on tamer Hall. And then when

1:16:25

I speak on taman Hall, I tell them

1:16:27

they asked me, you know why I wouldn't be a police officer.

1:16:29

And the one thing that they hovered on with to Tamer Hall

1:16:32

thing they was when I said that I wanted

1:16:34

to get behind the badge to figure

1:16:36

out what was going on in the inside to stop

1:16:39

it. And they didn't like that because they didn't know which way

1:16:41

to take it, even though we

1:16:43

had three interviews at IA recorded

1:16:45

conversations, and I told y'all exactly what I meant.

1:16:48

Right. So the week after the

1:16:50

George Floyd thing, they called me up there. They said, look,

1:16:52

we put you on administrative

1:16:54

league. I said, okay. So they

1:16:57

was like, so they took my gun in my badge, put me inside

1:16:59

like the records division. So I'm just sitting there at the desk

1:17:01

waiting on this hearing to come, you

1:17:04

know, to see what they was gonna do. Fast

1:17:06

forward to it. In two months. I get upstairs and

1:17:08

then I sit down as the deputy

1:17:10

chief, my direct captain,

1:17:13

the Captain of IYA, my direct lieutenant,

1:17:15

my direct sergeant in the

1:17:18

City of Greensboro human resource

1:17:20

rep for something or something like that. So

1:17:23

they asked me questions. They had like a transcript

1:17:25

of the lyrics. I broke down the lyrics for him

1:17:27

and everything like that or whatnot. And

1:17:30

then the deputy chief wasn't there. The chief

1:17:32

was there. He came in the office afterwards

1:17:34

when he had the verdict and he was like, all right, mister Williams,

1:17:37

So we decided to terminate you. White

1:17:40

deputy chief made he made the decision,

1:17:42

right, and then chief exactly, and the chief

1:17:45

just came in there, and the chief you know, trusted

1:17:47

him because that's his his you know whatever. So

1:17:50

they terminated me for my

1:17:53

social media. It was like

1:17:55

four different charges, two of them with general

1:17:57

conduct. Right, the general conduct one

1:17:59

point five point one says for

1:18:01

Greensboro policy, it says,

1:18:04

do not post anything that

1:18:06

will hinder or stop the mission of the Greensboro

1:18:09

Police Department. So I didn't feel

1:18:11

like I did that at all. Right. Then,

1:18:13

also, it has something up there for abuse of power.

1:18:16

Right, so when they broke down an abusive power, they

1:18:19

said, well, when it seems like after

1:18:21

you retrieve the platform, you've released

1:18:24

T shirts. And I was like, if y'all been watching

1:18:27

my social media, like y'll settop been watching my social

1:18:29

media. I've been releasing T shirts forever, it's

1:18:31

different now because I have a platform, so you

1:18:33

know, it's had a fashion line you started, yeah

1:18:36

exactly. So anyway, so they had me abusive

1:18:38

power with whatever funds that you made

1:18:40

from that off of the badge or whatnot,

1:18:43

and then they sustain they basically

1:18:45

sustained everything. It was like, we shound

1:18:47

you guilty on this, guilty on this and guilty on that, and

1:18:49

I was like everything stemmed from my social

1:18:51

media with the music and stuff like that. I've

1:18:53

been putting out videos like that forever. Y'all

1:18:55

went through my social media last year when y'all was

1:18:58

hiering me in the extensive four

1:19:00

or five hour interview, I gave you all my passwords

1:19:02

and you said nothing before. I think

1:19:04

they felt like they couldn't restrict my speech at

1:19:06

all. They're like, he's going to talk no matter what, So

1:19:08

the best way to do is let him talk outside

1:19:10

of the badge. Let's not have him so we can deal

1:19:13

with you know, have a PR nightmare, but

1:19:15

you got a PR nightmare. Now we have more

1:19:17

with jack Quay Williams. When we come back, don't move.

1:19:19

It's the Breakfast Club. Go morning, It's morning.

1:19:21

Everybody is DJ Envy and

1:19:24

Jela Yee. Charlomagne, the guy we are the Breakfast

1:19:26

Club was still kicking in with jack Quay Williams

1:19:28

Charlomagne. I don't understand the blue all asilence.

1:19:31

I really don't, because what we

1:19:33

want as the community is to hear from

1:19:35

other police officers. That's not the way it should

1:19:37

be, you know what I mean that's how you

1:19:39

scrimpting the relationship between the community and police

1:19:42

officers by hearing other police officers say that's

1:19:44

wrong what happened over there at

1:19:46

Leasta. Lets me know, all right, I guess

1:19:48

mistakes to get made sometime. It's not you

1:19:51

know, it's it's just bad apples. It's not

1:19:53

the whole bunch. I don't get it with

1:19:55

that. I have never so, mind you, I've been

1:19:57

there a year, right so, I've never seen

1:20:00

anything like the blue

1:20:02

wall of silence or whatnot. Right You always

1:20:04

hear about it and stuff like that, but me personally, I've never

1:20:06

been out in dealt with it. You know, firsthand,

1:20:10

they knew for the beginning I was vocal. I was the

1:20:12

guy that they chose to give the

1:20:14

speech at the graduation, right so.

1:20:17

And I was a guy that once I graduated

1:20:19

when a new academy class d the academy

1:20:21

training staff said, let's get Williams back here to speak

1:20:24

to this the cabine class. So they already knew that my voice

1:20:26

could travel, with what my voice could do and things like that,

1:20:28

mind you, and none of the videos I never you never

1:20:30

knewhere I worked at unless you because I've even

1:20:32

been in Greensboro for about like a year and a half, so you

1:20:35

don't really know me down here either, So you

1:20:37

don't know where I work at unless you was

1:20:41

another officer, and I think an officer complained

1:20:43

on me, and then that's

1:20:45

how it went from there because when I went to Aya, I

1:20:47

remember sergeant like he showed me a paper vaguely.

1:20:49

He was like he was like, oh, here's

1:20:52

the article that says that your

1:20:54

agreesbro, officer. And I'm like, don'tbody know that.

1:20:56

Everybody's founding out now speaking to reporters and

1:20:58

everything now, they're like, we didn't know you was a green bro, Greenbury

1:21:00

reported, So what's so when you get the article? Bro? So

1:21:03

can you go to another can you work at

1:21:05

another present or another state?

1:21:07

Or is it when you're fire? And what's next

1:21:09

for you? So right now, everybody,

1:21:12

I've had a ton of like job offers and

1:21:14

things like yeah yeah,

1:21:17

different police departments, yep, because

1:21:20

they followed it since the first time, and they look

1:21:22

the videos out there. That's the good thing that that's the good thing

1:21:24

that I kept the videos so you can see and have your

1:21:26

own opinion. Right, everybody feels

1:21:29

like Greensboro was too harsh and

1:21:31

things like that job has been

1:21:33

offered me, you know, different positions and stuff like that.

1:21:35

But right now where I'm at with it,

1:21:38

I want to move further just to see if they

1:21:41

I feel like they didn't have the right to do it, but I want to move further

1:21:43

to see for sure, for sure that

1:21:45

they didn't have the right to do it. Not only that, I want

1:21:47

to be able to be the voice for them other officers

1:21:50

because I came to the academy with a couple of other black officers.

1:21:52

They want to talk to, you know, but they

1:21:55

they're like, what I just happened to him? I'm not by

1:21:57

the guard here talking this. A lot of my vision

1:21:59

was always bigger and

1:22:02

different, to touch the people in a

1:22:04

different way or whatever. So my plan is

1:22:06

not to go back to a police department. I plan

1:22:08

on fighting this from the outside and

1:22:11

helping other people, you know, get

1:22:14

a chance to basically talk and things like that, while

1:22:17

still helping the youth and other

1:22:20

doubts of the black community bridge that goat with

1:22:22

police. Because I was I played both sides.

1:22:24

I live. I was born for this side, but

1:22:27

I went and worked on this side. So now I

1:22:29

kind of got that you know, that little great area

1:22:31

where I could bring them together, you know,

1:22:33

like anything like teaching classes and stuff like that, just

1:22:36

to have them feel more comfortable with the police,

1:22:38

because just twenty fifteen I wasn't comfortable

1:22:40

with the police, and then fast forward twenty

1:22:42

nineteen, I had a bage on right it

1:22:45

was you know, you know it's different. Well, you know,

1:22:47

John Quayman, I don't think there is

1:22:49

a wrong way to do

1:22:51

the right thing. And what you did

1:22:54

by letting everyone know that what happened

1:22:56

in the George Floyd situation, you

1:22:58

being a police officer and letting people know that's

1:23:00

not how officers should get down. I absolutely think

1:23:02

that was the right thing. I think it was very honorable

1:23:05

and I think you should be rewarded for that. And I

1:23:07

know you have a go fund me page and

1:23:09

you're trying to raise some money. What you're trying to raise money

1:23:12

for just for anything, but

1:23:14

the future holds man, you know, so I'm

1:23:16

you know, I'm raising a family and stuff like that. Just it's

1:23:19

anything whatever the future, whatever

1:23:21

the future has in store for me. You

1:23:23

know, I've been talking to a couple of legal

1:23:25

people and stuff like that. Uh So, I

1:23:27

mean, just whatever the future has a store for me, you

1:23:29

know, all right. The go fund me link is in the bio,

1:23:31

so everybody go to his instagram. It's

1:23:34

Wolfgang Jock w O L

1:23:36

F G A n G j OC

1:23:39

Wolfgang Jock. His goal

1:23:41

fund me is in his Instagram. We're gonna post

1:23:43

it go fund me on Reference club, am Twitter

1:23:46

page and some other places, and

1:23:48

I'm gonna Make'm gonna I'm gonna make a donation myself.

1:23:50

My brother. Oh Dann you raise thirty nine grand already.

1:23:54

Support is our support is our So

1:23:56

let's let's let's try to let's try to just put some more

1:23:59

on top of that. Man once, like I said,

1:24:01

there's no you know, wrong way to do the

1:24:03

right thing. And what you did was very honorable. And we

1:24:05

need more police officers like yourself and

1:24:08

beaking up, you know, when they

1:24:10

see wrong doings happening, whether

1:24:12

they work in the department or not. Man, So thank

1:24:15

you. Problem.

1:24:17

Jo Quay Williams is the Breakfast Club. Go Morning, the

1:24:19

Breakfast Club. She's

1:24:27

filling the team. This is the rumor

1:24:29

report with Angela Ye on

1:24:31

the Breakfast Club. All right,

1:24:33

well, Asta Ferga and his stories was

1:24:35

talking about Barber's actually charging

1:24:38

between three hundred to one thousand dollars

1:24:40

to get their haircut. Listen to this. I

1:24:43

don't want to charge three hundred dollars

1:24:45

or a thousand dollars never

1:24:50

again. Now, yeah, how much? How

1:24:52

much of a haircut? Clause the barbershop?

1:24:54

Forty dollars? Well, no, really, twenty

1:24:56

five and twenty five to forty between

1:24:59

five. You should tip your bar be forty. If

1:25:02

they come to you, I would say a

1:25:04

reasonable price is one hundred dollars. I

1:25:06

say fifty two, one hundred if they come to you, fifty

1:25:08

they come to you, I give them a hundred. I'm your hotel

1:25:11

room, had come to you. That transport

1:25:14

parking where they're coming from north, the

1:25:16

amount of time it takes for them to get there, if

1:25:20

they if they are coming to you, how

1:25:22

much? What's the most year I'll ever paid for a haircut? Between

1:25:25

one fifty and two hundred, and I was in Vegas

1:25:27

and never again. And that's why I take my clippers

1:25:29

with me everywhere I go. I will never again

1:25:32

I cut my own hand. Yeah, that's your hairline

1:25:34

got messed up, right. I'm sure I'm probably messed it

1:25:36

up a couple of times. But I'd rather mess up my handline and

1:25:38

pay somebody two three hundred hours for a haircut. Yeah,

1:25:40

I got gout like that in l A one time. But I

1:25:42

mean I didn't mind because I really needed a haircut. I was

1:25:45

just shocked, like, god, damn. Two hundred dollars

1:25:47

and they tell you after what they cut the head. It was like, I was like, how

1:25:49

much? Oh you two hundred? I'm like, what, you ain't expecting

1:25:52

that brand? Nope, because we're not expecting your

1:25:55

haircut our whole lives. What's

1:25:59

the most you ever? It was a one hundred dollars because

1:26:01

everybody else was paying one hundred dollars. I want to be cool like

1:26:03

everybody else. I'll take my andies.

1:26:05

I'll just take my andies and my stuff as I'm

1:26:08

gone, I'm done. Why is it caused that much for a baldy?

1:26:10

I feel like, can't you cut your own hair? Paying to

1:26:13

socialized? Basically, you're paying a man four

1:26:15

hundred dollars to come to your hotel room. Mom, You're getting

1:26:17

more than the haircut, all

1:26:20

right. A Megan the Stallion. She has

1:26:22

identified Tory Lanes as the person who

1:26:24

did shoot her, and it's

1:26:26

just been a lot of misinformation

1:26:28

going around, and she showed that she

1:26:30

got shot in her feet, at the back of her feet. She

1:26:33

talked about that she has never said who did it, but

1:26:35

here she is confirming, yes, this Tory

1:26:38

shot me, and you got your publicists

1:26:40

and your people going to

1:26:43

these blogs lying is I'll

1:26:46

try to keep

1:26:48

the situation off the internet, but

1:26:50

you dragging it mums talking

1:26:53

about hit this. I never hit you.

1:26:55

Mus was like, Oh, she mad because

1:26:57

she's trum Kylie, No, I wasn't. I

1:27:00

feel sorry for Megan Man. I really do like she's

1:27:02

still grieving her parents. She's also

1:27:04

blowing up as a wrapper, but she probably feels

1:27:06

like she can't trust anybody. Every

1:27:08

time I see her talk, I just see the trauma

1:27:10

in her voice and see the trauma in her eyes.

1:27:13

So I really hope you know she's

1:27:15

she's taking care of herself. And

1:27:17

in addition to that, you know she talked about wanting

1:27:20

to protect Tory Lane. If

1:27:22

you really want to tell them, I tried to

1:27:24

save this man even though he shot

1:27:26

me. I tried to spare him, and y'all is

1:27:28

not sparing me. That's crazy. I go

1:27:31

through so much on a daily basis anyway,

1:27:33

and I'm trying to save this and y'all on

1:27:35

the internet talking about old bitch you ain't get shot. We do

1:27:38

this, oh free talk that you're not in jail.

1:27:40

He not in jail because I didn't tell the laws what happened

1:27:42

as soon as it happened, and I should have said

1:27:45

why he's not saying nothing? What the he gonna get on him?

1:27:47

And say, y'all shot her? Why tell

1:27:49

him why you shot him? No reason? You

1:27:52

know, it's crazy because people were trying to say that

1:27:54

she's a snitch, and like, come on, that's ridiculous,

1:27:56

and I hate that she like

1:27:59

not at all, definitely not snitching. This is not stitching at

1:28:01

all. In fact, this is what you're supposed to do when somebody

1:28:04

commits the crime, you know, like this,

1:28:06

You're supposed to go tell on that

1:28:08

person because clearly something is off in that person's

1:28:11

mind that he would probably go repeat that behavior

1:28:13

someplace else, to somebody else. So yes, you

1:28:15

should tell on people like that same because and

1:28:17

if you don't tell on him, how is he going to ever get

1:28:19

the help that he needs. First, he got to deal with the consequences

1:28:22

of his actions by going to jail, you know, losing

1:28:25

the career, whatever it is. But then he has to start

1:28:27

going on his own journey at healing. He gotta go

1:28:29

to therapy, he gotta go, you know, sit down

1:28:31

with somebody and figure out what's going on in his mind. He needs

1:28:34

help too. Well. He could face the sault charges

1:28:36

now, so they are asking law enforcement to

1:28:38

provide a further investigation whether

1:28:41

they make the decision whether or not to file felony

1:28:43

or sat with a semi automatic firearm charges

1:28:45

against him. It's just a sad situation

1:28:47

all the way around. And I really don't know what

1:28:50

gets you to that point, Like, you know, I

1:28:52

don't understand what makes your Tory Lanes.

1:28:55

Like, at what point do you say, I'm Tory Lanes. This

1:28:57

is Megan the Stallion. Don't shoot.

1:29:00

Yeah, But again, I

1:29:02

just want to send some love

1:29:05

to Megan the Stallion, you know, throughout this whole

1:29:07

thing. I think it's important to be respectful of her

1:29:09

privacy, the timing that it takes for her to speak out

1:29:11

on what she wants to speak out about. That is

1:29:13

a seriously traumatic incident. And you

1:29:15

cannot act like she should do this,

1:29:17

or she should have done this, or why didn't she do this? She'll do

1:29:20

what she needs to do in her own time. Yeah,

1:29:22

I just hope she gets help. I wanted to go sit down

1:29:24

with somebody, said, down the therapist, down with a

1:29:26

Greek counselor just you know, unpack everything

1:29:29

that she's been through over the past few years. Because

1:29:31

I can, I can see the trauma in her eyes.

1:29:34

Definitely sending her nothing but positive energy, love

1:29:36

and light. There you go. All right, I'm

1:29:38

angela yea, and that is your rumor reports,

1:29:40

and I'm gonna tell you something else. Man. I don't know how you'll

1:29:42

let Dinell Rawlins escape this show today

1:29:45

without asking him about why he was button naked

1:29:47

in a hotel room. Na,

1:29:51

son, Nah, when was he butt naked

1:29:53

in the hotel with one

1:29:56

of ours? Yo? Yo?

1:29:59

I remember? Yeah?

1:30:02

He said, yeah, he was brother of

1:30:05

my own room. I enjoyed

1:30:07

myself that night. Um,

1:30:09

I had a good time and

1:30:11

I don't think there's anything wrong with that. In

1:30:15

the bed and then you invited the guy in the bed. Somebody

1:30:17

bust through my door, son, Yeah,

1:30:21

well well whatever, it's a back door. It

1:30:23

definitely was the back door. Listen, this

1:30:25

is what I was and I was so positive today.

1:30:28

I told myself I'm not gonna let them drag me down

1:30:30

this alley. I'm not gonna

1:30:32

let them just respect me. Were not

1:30:35

the question. We just want to know why he was button

1:30:37

necking in the hotel room with another guy and

1:30:40

him in the back door in the hotel with another guy. Another

1:30:42

guy busted in my room? Son, whoa whoa?

1:30:47

Whatever king you want to do? If

1:30:50

if room? If room is the comedian nickname

1:30:52

for it. Cool? All right, some

1:30:56

guy he worked for. I

1:30:58

don't even know the whole til I do, remember you know the whole

1:31:00

story again saying I don't know for the hotel? You invite

1:31:03

him up? After that? How did not invite

1:31:05

anybody up for anything? So that's

1:31:08

it? Yes, all right, shout

1:31:10

to revote. We'll see you guys on Monday. Everybody

1:31:12

else to mix us up next. I

1:31:15

have socks on. I have socks on. You

1:31:17

had sock story,

1:31:20

and most people keep socks on when they sleep

1:31:22

with random, so I understand my goodness.

1:31:24

All right, it's the breakfast Club, Go Mortis morning.

1:31:30

Everybody is DJ Envy,

1:31:32

Angela, Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are

1:31:34

the breakfast club now. Um.

1:31:37

Shout to Lunelle comedian for joining us this

1:31:39

morning. Yeah, salute to Lunell. I

1:31:41

really can't wait to see her and Coming to America

1:31:43

Part two. She's good in Dolomite as well.

1:31:46

But I really Coming to America needs a theatrical

1:31:48

release. That's why Corona really really really

1:31:50

ruined things like I wouldn't even feel right being

1:31:53

at home watching Coming to America Part two.

1:31:55

But even if it does end up coming out on the Screaming

1:31:57

Service, we still got to make it some type

1:31:59

of type of event. Absolutely, And

1:32:02

also officer former officer Jock

1:32:04

Quay Williams for checking in. Yes, make sure

1:32:06

you go to his instagram Wolfgang Jock w O

1:32:09

L F G A n G JOC you

1:32:11

know, sending the man of dollars in them five dollars

1:32:13

in them, ten dollars. You know, we got a reward

1:32:16

officers when they actually are good

1:32:19

police officers who speak out against the bad one.

1:32:21

So yeah, go take care of wolf Gang. Job. Absolutely

1:32:24

all right and donell Rawlins, thank you for us

1:32:26

stopping through this morning. Don l thank you forgive

1:32:29

me the platform to be disrespected once again,

1:32:31

Sir, we didn't disrespect you. Stop

1:32:34

running with that narrative you said you

1:32:37

said I was talking and I wouldn't talk about

1:32:39

nothing. I was trying to express myself about my love for

1:32:41

nature. That was how I think everyone should

1:32:43

be in touch with nature. And then you just dissed

1:32:46

me. Soon Now, we didn't. We just said, but you just rambling.

1:32:48

Nobody said you wasn't funny today. We didn't

1:32:50

play any jokes. We didn't. We we didn't.

1:32:53

We respected you this morning. Apology

1:32:56

nobody apologize. Man. I

1:32:58

think I think Don now likes the abuse. I

1:33:01

think he misses the abuse Stockholm

1:33:04

syndrome. No, I just want to say thank

1:33:06

you and shout out to day Chappelle in the summer

1:33:09

camp and all the people out here

1:33:11

in Yellow Springs that have made this a very

1:33:15

wonderful summer. As day

1:33:17

Chappelle was out all night last night. He was like, I'm

1:33:19

gonna come back to Breakfast Club in the morning. I was like

1:33:21

this, I don't think so. You

1:33:23

guys are on till eleven right back. I wasn't

1:33:25

supposed to be here. I know, y'all like, what is he doing here?

1:33:28

All right? Well, when we come back, we got the positive notice

1:33:30

to Breakfast Club, Good morning, rolling

1:33:35

one, sit

1:33:41

up, put you back here? What's up here? But

1:33:43

We'll be gonna sit up Dada wanting.

1:33:51

Everybody is DJ Envy Angela,

1:33:53

Ye, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast

1:33:56

Club Now, Charlomagne, you got a

1:33:58

positive note? Yes, I just want to tell

1:34:00

everybody this weekend. Man, protect

1:34:02

your space, protect your truth, protect

1:34:05

your peace today Okay, rise above

1:34:07

any ignorance. Don't allow someone's misery

1:34:09

to steal your joy. Breakface Club, you

1:34:12

don't finish for y'all. Dumb wh