The Breakfast Club - Breakfast Club Flashbacks Featuring Interviews From Kirk Franklin & Gary Owen

Episode Date: December 26, 2019

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Richard! Yo. What's up, sir? Okay. So, you know, I have this thing on my mind forever. Mr. Ramford. I don't know if you guys know him from Arthur. Who?

Mr. Ramford. Oh, yeah, yeah. From, yeah, yeah, the teacher. On Arthur. Yeah. Now, the thing about it is... Arthur, that ball is his fist up. Yes, it gets me out.

The aardvark. Are you an anteater? Well... I think he's an anteater. Now, I don't know if you guys noticed, but Mr. Ramford now has a husband. He's gay. Now, I don't have a problem with it. I personally, you know, care less.

But I feel like they push a lot of agendas on kids that kids don't need to have on their plate right now. And I understand, you know, it's equality for everybody and what's not. But at the end of the day, it's not for us. It's for the kids. So we shouldn't even be butting ourselves into certain situations. The Lion King is not for the kids, sir. Okay, the Lion King is for everybody. The old one, the first one was for us.

Now the newer version is for the kids. The first one is a cartoon. The first one is a cartoon, sir. What are you talking about? The first one is a cartoon. The new one is a live action film that looks like a horror movie. The newer version

is for the kids. No way. It's the same movie. It just, it just, it's like a picture of red Kool-Aid with no sugar in it.

That's all. You know, it don't have no, the new one has no soul to it. Okay. Well, I guess that's your opinion. That's your opinion. By the way, Charlamagne,

I love you both, man. I read them both. Thank you, sir. I appreciate you. You're doing a good thing, man. And keep it up with the seminars, man. You guys are awesome. Angela, you're not there,

but stay beautiful. I'm here. She's there. Okay. Well, thank you for being there. I appreciate you guys. Well, thank you, sir. Thank you. you guys. Well, thank you, sir. Thank you.

Rick. Yo, what's up, Abby? Good morning. Good morning, Angela. Good morning, Charlamagne. Good morning, Rick. What's up, King? So I'm going to do this on behalf of all the people that listen to you guys in the morning.

Stop being late. And I set the tone for people's morning every morning. I set the tone for the day for people that listen to you guys. I'm not late. Stop. Not you, Angela. Not you. I'm talking to Charlamagne people that listen to me. I'm not late. Stop. Not you, Angela. Not you. I'm talking to Charlamagne especially.

Stop being late. Stop coming in late. Because a lot of people out here listen to you guys set the tone for a morning and how we get to work. And when you're not here for those couple of minutes, y'all throw us off and we be having bad days, man. So stop being late, man. Bro, you got Angelique.

How you take it? You got Angelique, bro. Bro, you got Angelique. You got Angelique, bro. Bro, you got Angelique. I think we all have a responsibility to be on time and be respectful to our listeners. How you take this, Charlamagne, is going to determine how people listen to you going forward. You be late all the time, bro. I understand people be late to work

and to be turkey dancing, but you be late all the time and it's almost like you're taking the audience for granted. So on behalf of... My brother, I'm going to tell the audience this for the millionth time. My clock says, my contract says I get here 6.05.

Yep. I don't know what to tell y'all. I just changed mine yesterday. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Antonio from L.A. Antonio from L.A., man. Get it off your chest. Hey, first off, I just want to say thank you for accepting my call.

Me and my girlfriend, Desiree, I love you. I hear you guys all the time, and I'm really happy to be on here. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up at any time. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Get it. Pick up the mother, mother phone and dial. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Malachi.

Yes. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Oh, I can't take these lying behind brothers. I can't take it. Who lied on you, bro? They all lying. They talking about they don't have a girl.

They divide themselves. They single. Come to find out they have a whole situation. Are you talking about the guys you be dating? Yeah, well, I don't date them. You know, you meet them out here, and I put all my stuff on the table. I'm 51 years old. One thing you get at 50 is clarity.

It's either hell yes or hell no. Maybe they just don't like you, bro. Well, that's why they're hollering at me. Right. They hollering. But my thing is, I'm 51 years old. I don't have time for games. You're not trying to be nobody's side piece?

He said he's 50 years old. If you do have something, let me know so I can move on. Oh. Nah, I don't got nobody. You know, I'm FBI at 51. You know, you got to search for your background checks. I'm not going to lie, bro. You're too old to be out here chasing trades.

You need to find you a man. You should know. I don't chase you a man. You should know. I don't chase. I work. You should know. Find you a nice little man and settle down, bro. You're too old to be out here chasing trades. It's not his fault.

He's being honest, and these people out here are lying to him. You're a trade chaser. You want to do a show? Let's do a show called Trade Chase. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I never chase, okay? They chase me. You tell them.

I never chase. All right, bro. I hope you find the right person. At least you know you shouldn't settle down. You got to find... Absolutely. Like I said, SMP is either hell yeah or hell no. Well, you keep going hard looking, all right?

We hope you find the hell yeah. All right, bro. You're too old at this point, though, bro. Shut up. People want some new stocks to trade. Hello, who's this? Good morning, everybody. How's everybody doing today?

Hey, good morning. Nicole, get it off your chest. I'm so happy, y'all. This is my last day of work for like a week and a half. I'm going on vacation. Oh, where are you going? Yeah, where are you going? I'm going to Spain.

Nice. Ooh, that's dope. I got an insurance check, and I bought a ticket to Spain. This is my trip to Spain. Well, enjoy, Mama. All right, thank you. We're happy for you. That's dope.

I love things to look forward to. You got to plan a little vacation sometimes. Hello, who's this? This is Chandler from Columbus, Ohio. How y'all doing? Hey, Chandler. What's up, bro? I realized I'm old because I went to D.C. and was dancing,

and my knees basically gave out where my bro had to hold me up. Welcome to my world. It's bad, man. And then Southwest kind of ruined the day for us because we were supposed to take off at like 5 and get there at 6, and they pushed our flight all the way back to like 1130 at night for no reason, trying to save. It was mechanical problems, but still, like, they kind of ruined the day. Bro. Bro.

I can get a voucher. Bro, you said Southwest, bro. Yeah, you deserve what you get when you fly Southwest. Southwest is just a bus in the sky. It's so cheap, though, man. And the bags. Yep, and you get what you pay for. Hello, who's this?

Hello, my name is Lloyd. I'm calling all the way from Switzerland. Hey, Lloyd from Switzerland. What's up? Get it off your chest. I'm happy that I came through because I listen to the podcast all the time. I'm away from Switzerland. What's up? Get it off your chest. I'm happy that I came through because I listen to the podcast all the time.

I'm always at work. What time is it in Switzerland? It's noon. Noon. Okay. Well, we appreciate you calling us and talking to us all the way from Switzerland.

What do you have for breakfast? Some fresh juice. Okay. I have some fresh juice right here. Yeah, I was waiting for you to tell me some, but I guess it's far. Yeah, so it might cost a lot more to ship it than to actually buy it.

Thank you, bro. Exactly. Thank you for listening. Hello, who's this? Hey, my name is Will. What's up, Will? What's going on? I just wanted to get off my chest, man.

I wanted to apologize to my wife for stepping out on her. You know, a little infidelity issue, man. I know black ago did you cheat, sir? Yesterday. That was about almost a year ago. Nope. You're not a part of the community yet, sir. Now, let me ask you a question. Why are you apologizing now?

Did she just find out? I'm apologizing. I actually, Ben was trying to call y'all. And, you know, it just, I never do what time I call y'all. I'm in New Orleans. Oh, okay. Well, I'm glad that you're on the right path now. But you're not yet approved to live in the faithful black male community, okay?

Are you back in the crib? Hey, look. One more thing. I want to ask if y'all could get Pastor Dino Jennings on the show. Google his name, our YouTuber, man. That's a nice brother, man, a nice pastor. I think y'all should have him on this show. Pastor Dino Jennings, G-I-N-O.

His last name is J-E-N-N-I-N-G-S. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up at any time. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angel Lee. We got another good brother in here right now. He has a new album out called Long Live Love. I'll never forget the name of this album. Yeah, I know. Especially today. Kirk Franklin is here, ladies and gentlemen.

How are you, brother? I'm good, sir. How the hell do you stay looking so young, man? You vegan or something? I'm borderline. When you say you are almost vegan, what are you, Presbyterian? No.

Not Presbyterian. That's church. Presbyterian. Presbyterian. It's like, as soon as you see me, as soon as you see me. That was crazy. You know, I was trying to figure out. I was trying to figure out where we were going.

I didn't understand what he was talking about. I didn't know where we were going, but I was like, okay, well, I got to be on my feet. No. Presbyterian. I got to be on my feet. So you're Presbyterian? Yeah. You know, first it was porn, then Presbyterian.

I'm trying to make sure that I'm ready. I'm trying to make sure I'm ready. There's a church that serves seafood on Sundays. It's a Presbyter, then Presbyterian. I'm trying to make sure that I'm ready. I'm trying to make sure I'm ready. There's a church that serves seafood on Sundays. There's a Presbyterian, Presbyterian church. No, no, no. I do maybe steak, you know, maybe like once a month. Got you, got you. And, you know, some lean, you know, like filet.

But outside of that, I You know Like White Fish And Chicken Okay Well congratulations On the new album Man I started listening to it already What I love about Listening to your music

Is this Like you know People always have this Idea in their head And I didn't know That you listened to my music Thank you That's really dope

Well you know Of course I gotta prepare Cause you're coming But I was in here Jamming to it Thank you So I appreciate That and congratulations

On the BET Award nomination as well. Thank you. Was there a specific event that led you to name the album Long Live Love? Of course, of course. It's just very obvious where we are and just the climate of culture, just the polarization and even my Christian brothers even across

the aisle and their lack of empathy for black and brown people and not being able to understand that the creative love is challenging us to be able to learn how to love people that are not always the most lovable because we're

at times not always the most lovable. When you say get rid of this lack of empathy, right? I start thinking about old white males. Yeah. Because I feel like they'll never have empathy just because they're so stuck in their ways. Like, a lot of it is racism. A lot of it is sexism.

You see what's going on with the abortion ban. You see how they've historically treated us. When you say get rid of people with no empathy, it's like, do they got to die? Well, wow. I think that the mindset does have to. And even there were white men that were abolitionists that contributed to the betterment of black and brown people at some point. But at some point, you're right.

It appears that if you're not asking the questions and engaging in a group of people that are not like you, you're not aware of what the systemic issues now cause and create. And more people have to feel the humanity of things. I was looking at how in conversion therapy and how they're starting to outlaw it in some places, but I can't even believe that's still legal. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I think it's very embarrassing to think that we have to make people exactly the way that we think that they

need to be to be able to do life with them no one group of people will ever be monolithic you know everybody has different views even inside of different communities but it's all about learning how to agree to disagree and still letting love lead the narrative you know even when you say that right like you don't I know that sounds like Disney World. No, but it's true. Yeah. Like, even when you think about the Bible, right? I look at the Bible, and I've gotten old.

I study the Bible, and you can read things about, you know, being gay is an abomination. You can read them when you said, I think you said Jesus told him that your devil is the father when he was talking to Jewish people. So people thought that was anti-Semitic. So you have homophobic stuff in the Bible. You have anti-Semitic stuff in the Bible, and it's like, this ain't love. This don't sound like this is from God. And it's not homophobic stuff in the Bible. What it is, is that there are men and women who have not necessarily been trained

to be able to exegete Scripture, to be able to understand the totality of the text. Because if you are going to call one thing a sin in the bible you cannot isogeet that text and realize that pride jealousy envy eating pork well you know that's old testament you know you know it in a sin that you know give you some bacon i don't try to eat the bacon i don't eat bacon it's only bacon because it swells you up up. That's so funny how we were just getting everywhere into this thing. It's just weird because the Bible says all Scripture is of God. Isn't that what it says? All Scripture is God-breathed.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The whole piece about it being low gospel. But what we have to understand also is that the canon of Scripture still is coming from a place of a loving God. God is not built to hate gay people. The Bible is not a manual on how to hate gay people. And so if we continue to keep isolating these individual things and make that the premise of what God is and who God is, we're missing the standpoint is that there's room at the cross for all of us. And all of us got something and to make your something bigger than my something is to miss how big the love and

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what's up it's Angela Yee it's the Club, and we have Kirk Franklin in the building. Now, Charlamagne, you have a question? How do you approach it when it comes to, you know, being in a certain position now, but then people want to pull up stuff from 10 years ago, 15 years ago? I'm fine with that. Things you might have said, things you might have tweeted. I'm fine with that. I'm fine with that. I'm fine with talking about the broken parts of my life.

I'm fine with talking about how I'm trying to grow. I'm trying to get right. Listen, I could impress you talking about the broken parts of my life. I'm fine with talking about how I'm trying to grow. I'm trying to get right. Listen, I can impress you talking about accomplishments, but I can impact you talking about my mistakes. Yeah, that's amazing. You said something like that. You said in 2017, you said millennials were leaving the church because we showed them our scriptures without showing them our scars.

Amen. Amen. People want to see the gospel before they read it. And we've got to do better. That's why I'm very grateful, like as big as y'all are, like, you know, for y'all to allow, you know, somebody like me come through, or Carl come through, or Devon come through, or John

you know, like this is the breakfast club. I think people need that word. You've got to be a balance of ratchetness and righteousness. But y'all ain't got to do it, though. You know what I'm saying? Yes, we do. Wow.

I feel like God will punish us if we don't. I feel like when you got a platform and, you know, they say when you got a platform and you got a big stake in media, you control the minds of the masses. You can't just keep giving the masses candy. And our job is to inspire and we need it, too. So if we need it Then we feel like Our audience needs it as well That's where it starts Right there

If people and culture Can find the things That people are doing And the things that you see That they don't have to do Let's make that big Let's make that huge Let's celebrate

Because I'm telling you man What are our kids Going to do in a world That if they make a mistake They get cancelled Word And then what about When it comes around At your time And you make a mistake, they get canceled? Word! And then what about when it comes around at your

time and you make a mistake? Because it definitely will come around to your time. Dude! Dude, everybody gets a turn to fall. But that's what growth is about, falling, right? You are who you are. It's the byproduct of all of your lessons. Does Kirk Franklin love himself? Because you talked about album sales and feeling

like if you didn't sell a certain amount of records, you didn't have no validation. Yeah, yeah. Because Kirk Franklin loved himself. Like, what gives you validation now? Like, true validation? My kids. My kids and my wife.

Because, you know, they ain't getting paid to. You know what I'm saying? Ain't no woman going to stay with you 23 years, talking about that she's proud of you and believe in you if she don't. And not after no 23 years. Maybe the first, you know, maybe the first 23 months, maybe. and you heard through a lot early on boy boy did i take her through a lot but i mean she married a bipolar christian you know i'm saying and you know i just i did not know how to do it like my wife comes from a well it's not a perfect family but like my wife's daddy like man he man, he is triple OG. I mean, you know, I mean, just a loving man.

Like he married Tammy's mama and Tammy's mama already had, you know, like three kids. And then, you know, and he was taking care of his four kids. And so when they got married, they had like seven kids and he was at every one of their games. Just super dude. And so she came to the table a more healthier person. And she taught me how to fly. We had YG up here. I watched that.

That was powerful. What did you think of that? Like, you know, he questioned it. Yeah, powerful. I had one of my homegirls, Kendra G, call me yesterday. Like, don't you ever question God. No. What loving father would turn away questions from their children?

Right. Yeah. This is a dark world. Yeah, wouldn't it be reality if every time something, any type of misfortune happened, you automatically just accepted it as God's will?

Yeah, and see, that's the thing. What Angela, you said is exactly what I'd be, my point is, I'm like, I think sometimes things are just the absence of God. Like somebody is submitting

their will to the devil. You know, like if somebody walks up to you with a gun right now and blows your brains out, I don't think that was God's will for you. Wow, wow, wow. You know, like if somebody walks up to you with a gun right now and blows your brains out, I don't think that was God's will for you. Wow, wow, wow. You know, that's some deep water because when you talk about the sovereignty of God

and why God allows bad things to happen to good people, it's I don't always know why. And I'm not going to take away the pain and anguish that people go through when a mother loses her child. I don't think that that's the time to talk about, well, heaven needed another angel. That's just the most ignorant thing in the world.

Sometimes you'll never know why. Yeah, yeah, you know. But you know what I've learned, Ang? What I don't know doesn't cancel out what I do know. We live in the now. We don't know what will be revealed just 10, 20, 30 years from now.

Why this happened, why that happened, and how all things are working together for good because we are living in 2019 that is true god is already in 2090 you know something and we don't know how the pain of then will be the beautiful platform for something else later on we don't know but while we're here we are to weep with those that weep, rejoice with those that rejoice, and mourn with those that mourn. I love the title. You knew I'm long-lived love just because that's why I'm so big on the mental health thing because I feel like brothers don't love

And I've been so proud of you, man. I've been so proud. Well, I'm proud of all y'all, man, just watching y'all. But I'm so proud because I've seen mental health attack my family. I've seen mental health attack in my family. I've seen mental health people try to shout it away, try to speak in tongue get it away. And you are body and soul.

And so to be able to minister to the whole man, it's the right thing to do. And so I've been very proud of y'all, man. And yeah, long live love. Yeah, we got to love each other more. We got to tell our brothers we value them. We appreciate them. Yes, yes. We got to do that. Yes. Well, we got to love each other more. We got to tell our brothers we value them. We appreciate them. Yes, yes. We got to do that.

Yes. Well, congratulations on your consistency. Absolutely. And your career. We always appreciate you coming through for us. Thank you. Thank you, Kirk. Thank you so much.

Long live love. It's out right now. It's Kirk Franklin. It's The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Talk about it.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, we're talking about calling an older woman auntie or mama. Now, this came from a conversation from Oprah Gale and Ava DuVernay. Actually, it came from Van Lathan's Red Pill podcast. With Ava DuVernay. Yeah and Ava DuVernay. Actually, it came from Van Lathan's Red Pill podcast. With Ava DuVernay. Yeah, Ava DuVernay was on it, and she said that she don't like to be called auntie.

Right, and then she also had referenced that in O Magazine. She said, I cringe being called auntie or mama by anybody other than my nieces or godchildren. That's what Oprah said. Except if I'm in Africa, where it's a custom for everybody to refer to anyone older as sister or auntie, depending on the age difference. Now, listen, if they don't want to be called something, you have to respect it.

I also feel like if it's a tradition in Africa, then I don't see what the problem is with us as black people using it over here. But my biggest problem with this whole conversation is I just don't like them putting a negative stigma on the word auntie. Like, the word auntie is not synonymous with old. You know what? I don't call anybody

auntie or any of those things, but I'm also not the type of person to call somebody that's my sister, that's my brother, unless it really is, but that's just how I've always been. Like, I don't really call people family members if they're not really my family members. Well, I have a lot of sisters, and I call my brothers brothers

because they are my brothers. Even if I don't mean it in that way, I'm just saying, yo, what's up, brother? How you doing, brother? How you doing, sister? How you doing, sister? In that way. But I just don't think that the word auntie is synonymous with old.

Taylor is 26 years old. She's somebody's aunt. You know what I'm saying? So why are you putting a negative stigma of oldness on the word auntie? I don't understand that. I agree with you, and I don't think auntie is disrespectful. Even mama or ma, I don't the word auntie. I don't understand that. I agree with you. And I don't think auntie's disrespectful. Even mama or ma, I don't think it's disrespectful.

Well, they don't like it. I see your mama. I call your mama. Hey, ma, when I see you. And by the way, I don't think that's disrespectful. Y'all know I'm a Pinkett Smith Winfrey knows Carter. You know what I'm saying? I love Oprah.

I love Gail. They're 60-something years old. Like, they're old. Like, they can get free pancakes at IHOP. Like, that's what it is. Shut up, man. It is what it is. Gail can't yet. Gail got one more year. So it don't matter. No, they're old. Like, they can get free pancakes at IHOP. Like, that's what it is. Shut up, man. It is what it is. Gail can't yet. Gail got one more year. So it don't matter. No, 55, bae. 55. Really? Yeah, 55. Did you call him bae?

That's what I call my boo. I call him bae. 55. You know what I'm saying? Well, you have to be throwing all kinds of names around. And by the way, I don't call everybody bae. Alright? Now, that's one thing I just don't do. Alright? But 55, you can get free pancakes at IHOP. Okay. But I'm saying it don't matter. Like, they gotta get to the point get free pancakes at our house. But I'm saying, it don't matter. Like, they got to get to the point where they have to accepting of the fact they are the elders.

You understand what I'm saying? Now, Ava is only 46. So I can understand her feeling a way that they lumping her with the Oprahs and the Gales. Because Oprah and Gales are 65, 64 years old. All right? But they are the elders. So they're going to get called auntie. They're going to get called OGs.

I bet you they don't like OGs either. I bet you if you call them OGs. They do a podcast called the OG Podcast. Oh, my God. It's somebody at home that got them doing the OG Podcast, and they think OG stands for Oprah and Gayle. They have no idea OG stands for old gangsters. I guarantee it. I guarantee it. I guarantee it.

Hello, who's this? Sabrina. Sabrina. Is being called auntie or mama disrespectful? I feel like it is because a lot of girls, like, they'll post on social media like, oh, you trying to dress like me or you trying to look like me and live your best life?

Go sit down, auntie. And I'm 32 and they be looking older than me sometimes. live your best life, go sit down, auntie. And I'm 32. Okay. And they be looking older than me sometimes. So in that form, it does sound disrespectful. Sit down, auntie. Yeah. Sometimes auntie got to sit her ass down. Auntie might be out here milling rocking, looking crazy.

Auntie got to sit down. That did sound disrespectful. Ain't nothing wrong with telling auntie to sit her ass down. I understand everything, not for everybody, but in that sense, it's disrespectful. Yeah. That did sound disrespectful. Ain't nothing wrong with telling an auntie to sit around there. I understand everything, not for everybody, but in that sense, it's disrespectful. Yeah. That did sound disrespectful. I'm trying to guess and act young. Sit down, auntie.

Auntie, you look crazy in that Fashion Nova, auntie. Yeah, that's a little bit foul. Why can't auntie wear Fashion Nova? Auntie can wear Fashion Nova, and so can mama. Hello, who's this? This is Ayana. Hey, mama. Now, call somebody auntie.

I say mama all the time. I can't stop. I can't help it. You can't stop. Is that disrespectful? God bless this morning. I just want to say I agree with Charlemagne to God. You know, it shouldn't be any negative connotation put on the word auntie or mom.

You know what I mean? And especially if it's from our culture, you know, from our ancestors in Africa, we should bring it over to the states and represent. But, Charlemagne, I do got to get on you this morning, though. You know, we're saying that Ava DuVernay need to separate herself from Gayle and Oprah because they might be the ones that's old. Old, you got to find more user-friendly words. You feel me? Like, sure.

Man, come on, man. How do you want to be user-friendly? Like, we got to knock this off. Like, old means, and old is not, there's no, it shouldn't be negative connotations on the word old either. Like, you're old dirt. We all go age. We all go age.

We can't fight that. But you know, like, I'm 45 years old. I got a son who's 29. And he likes to say that I'm old. Nah, bro. I ain't old. I just had you at a young age. How about experience?

Experience. I guarantee you, if Ava DuVernay was trying to explain this situation... I had to turn that on him. Nah, you old. I ain't old. You old. You almost 30 years old.

Listen, I guarantee you, if Ava was trying to explain this situation, she wouldn't say, look, I'm 46. Oprah and Gayle are way more mature than me. No, she would say, I'm 46. Oprah and Gayle are way more mature than me. No, she would say, I'm 46. Oprah and Gayle are 20 years older than me.

What do you mean? 20 years more mature than me. Oh, God. Okay. All right. All right. Why you hang up on a mature lady, man? Because maturity don't got nothing to do with age.

You could be a 60-year-old immature person. You could be a 70-year-old. I didn't hang up on her. You could be a 70-year-old immature person. Okay be a 70-year-old. I didn't hang up on her. You could be a 70-year-old immature person, okay? You know, maturity don't got nothing to do with age. Goodness gracious. All right. We got rumors on the way in.

Well, listen, the moral of the story is it's not what they call you. It's about that date you answer to on your goddamn birth certificate, all right? Okay? If you're born in the 40s, you're born in the 40s. Accept it. All right. Well, thank you, Auntie Sharla. I'm Uncle Sharla.

And guess what? I can't wait. I love it. I'm telling you. Yo, so many people dying young and don't get the chance to be called uncle or auntie. I'll meet you, man. Man, please. I don't know.

I'm just happy to be alive. Call me what you want to call me, but call me alive. That's it. Old ass alive. That's what I can't. Damn right. Matter of fact, I can't. I'm waiting for you to do that. Wait. Oh, man. When I get, I'm going to get a t-shirt that says that. Old ass alive. That's what I can't. Damn right. Matter of fact, I can't. I'm waiting for you to do that.

Wait. Oh, man. When I get, I'm going to get a t-shirt that says that. Old ass alive. Wait until I'm 60. Watch. Watch. I just hope my kids don't put me in them big baggy jeans.

Just keep me out of them big baggy jeans. Now, you even got room for another one. You can still dress yourself, Envy. All right. Keep it locked. We have more coming up next. It's The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. I'm kind of confused this morning at this next guest. Why are you confused? Last time he came up as Post Malone. Yes. The time before that, he was Tekashi 6ix9ine.

I thought he was going to come up as Kodak Black today. Nah, Joseph Sikora. Today he's... From Power. Tommy from Power. That's Tommy from Power. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, okay.

You see it? Yeah. Gary Owen, ladies and gentlemen. Gary Owen. Yeah, what up? Does that happen often? You get mistaken for Joseph Sikora? I see it happen on social media, but in real life...

Oh, my God. No, I went to Essence last year down in New Orleans, and that's what I figured out. I said, when black women get really drunk, I turn into Tommy from Power. Wow. I never got stopped so much. Tommy!

Tommy! And I'm like, I'm not him. They go, ghost ain't here. You ain't got to be scared, Tommy. No, I'm not him. You think he gets mistaken for you also? I bet. I bet.

I like his older brother. I like his older brother. I like his older brother. He was a freshman. I was a senior in high school. That's what it looks like. Did you pay your taxes? Man, that thing hurts. Way to bring the freaking interview down.

I'm the fat, Angela. How much did he owe you? How much you ended up having to cut, Gary? I don't want to talk about it, man. Is that crazy? Huh? Is that crazy? Yeah, it's a lot, man. Was much you ended up having to cut, Gary? I don't want to talk about it, man. Is that crazy? Huh? Is that crazy? Yeah, it's a lot, man.

Was it better or worse for you than previously? Because I see a lot of people talking about how it's harder to pay your taxes, we're owing more money. But some people got tax breaks. We got a lot of overhead, though, comedians. Because we write off, you know, we got airline tickets and hotels and clothes. Clothes are the best. Radio personalities can do that, too. You guys can do that? Yeah. Yeah, so there's a lot of write-offs. So personalities can do that, too. You guys can do that?

Yeah, so there's a lot of write-offs. So if you got a good accountant, you guys can work. Let the record show Gary didn't schedule this interview until late last night. Now I know why. You needed to be here to promote your upcoming shows and make sure they sold out to get some of that money back. You ain't lying.

Yeah, yeah. Where am I at this weekend? I'm at Harrah's. Yeah. And Atlantic City on Friday. And then Saturday I'm at the NJ Pack and Newark. Okay. You get in Newark.

Newark. That's where it's at, right? I feel like y'all could get so much cash as comedians doing it. You don't have to report a lot. No. Don't say that on the air.

I don't know what you're talking about. What are you talking about? I don't know what you're talking about. I'm legal. Yeah, all the way. I put in my contract, check only. Don't give me no cash, bro.

I don't want no kickbacks. What were you doing at Essence? Just hanging out. Why can't he be at Essence? I'm just hanging out, man. Why can't people go to Essence? Yeah. Can't you go to Essence?

Yes, you can, but I mean, were you performing? Nah, I actually had a show. I had a show like an hour and a half away. And I was like, I'm just going to go drive over to New Orleans, see what it's all about. So I just went over there and hung out for a couple hours. See, Gary really do hang with black people in his free time. I love black people. Yeah.

I love them. They're good to me, man. They're good to me, man. They support my career. Oh, without question. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's why I was like, I'd rather do your show than like the Tonight Show. Really?

Or Jimmy Kimmel. I get more out of The Breakfast Club than I would that with Stephen Colbert. Oh, without question. You guys really are like the hip-hop early morning, late night talk show. Like, everybody wanted to get on Carson back in the day. Nowadays, I bet you more comedians, especially black comedians, would rather do the Breakfast

Club than Kimmel. I would. You get more out of it. What am I going to do? Go on Kimmel and be like, hey, I'm at NJ Pack. Wow, that really moved the dial. You know what I mean? Like, you guys, like, I guarantee me it What am I going to do Go on Kimo And be like Hey I'm at NJ Pack Wow that really moved a dial You know what I mean Like you guys I guarantee Me being on there

It's going to sell some tickets We're doing fine It's going to be packed But it's going to help NJ Packed Now let me ask you this What happened with The whole Delta situation

With your wife I saw you were upset I knew she was I couldn't wait Because I want to hear about this We love Delta It's not Delta It was an employee

At gay B21 on that particular day. You still remember? God damn, we were at a gate. I don't forget. I mean, I fly to Cincy all the time, but my wife is in line, and she always gets in line early because she wants the overhead space. Me too. I do the same thing.

Same way. So she's in line, and, you know, the guy goes, man, were you on first? And she was like, yes. And then she sat there for a second and she was like, I should let this go. But she couldn't because there was like all white dudes next to her. She goes, am I the only one you're going to ask? He goes, yeah. And then she goes, well, you're not going to ask

anybody else? He goes, no. And she's like, why not? He goes, because I don't have to. And then when she gave the guy her ticket, he was like, oh, and I wasn't profiling you either. He said it. He was pushing it. Yeah, so then I, she's from Cincinnati, San Francisco.

My daughter's with her, so I pick them up and I could tell she was a little aggravated. I thought I did something when I picked her up. I'm like, what did I do today? He's like,

what's wrong, baby? What's wrong? All of a sudden, I'm on boss up. I'm on world star. I'm like, oh snap. It's today.

You're Googling your name to make sure. Okay. And then my daughter's in the back and my daughter's snap. It's today the day. You're Googling your name just to make sure. Okay. And then my daughter's in the back, and my daughter's the militant one in the family. She's 16, but I call her Kennedy Kaepernick. Because whatever college she goes to, get ready. She'll be leading them protests and them marches. But she's like, tell them, Ma.

Tell them. I go, tell me what? She goes, tell them. I was like, what happened? Tell them. Since she tells me the story, then my daughter's like, what are you going to do about Dan? I was like, I'm going to do what white people do. Make a pose. What am I going like, what happened? Since he tells me the story, then my daughter's like, what are you going to do about Dan? I was like, I'm going to do what white people do.

Make a pose. We're going to talk about it. Did they reach back out to you? Yeah, immediately. Okay. They reached out to me. And they said they're going to send a nice little gift. We haven't received anything yet.

Ooh. But they said they're going to. And then they got a hold of the guy. And I don't know what happened. So if you're at B21 in Cincinnati. Oh, people know who it was. I had people reach out to me that worked for the airline. It was like,

that's how he is. So when you see the guy, what is Gary Owen going to do as a husband? What are you going to do when you see home? What? At B21.

Yeah, I know what it is. Call my wife's cousins. That's the good thing about being in a black family. Everybody got some ghetto cousins. You ain't talking about calling my wife's cousins That's the good thing about Being in a black family Everybody got some good old cousins You ain't talking Call my wife's cousins on you

Trust I know Barack and Michelle Got some good old cousins We ain't know about You know they was at the White House Especially Michelle Yeah Michelle we here

Especially Michelle Oh yeah Did your daughter You say she's like A little activist in the making Does she always Demand her daddy Use her

His privilege To combat prejudice No What are you talking about daughter, you say she's like a little activist in the making. Does she always demand her daddy use his privilege to combat prejudice? What are you talking about? God, you guys, at least you know what you're getting. There's nothing out of the box. But she don't ever challenge you like, daddy, this is how it is.

I'm on the good white guys. If I was in 12 Years a Slave, I would have been Brad Pitt. I would have been the one that would have been like, you know what? I gotta call somebody. This isn't right. Finish making this shit.

I don't know if you were doing the whip or not. I was like, where are you going? That's the worst whip ever. Whip of Gary. Guys, we gotta find a different way. Now, you've also commented on Kodak Black on your podcast, and we've been watching this back and forth with him and T.I.

I know. So tell us where you stand now. He's a little slow. Kodak's a little slow. He just put out a new song. My cousin special needs. And even she goes, he's a little slow. He's from Florida.

No, he's slow. Same difference. He's slow. He got some He Whoever is in his corner Making some of them beats That's the real MVP

Why you say that Come on now I'm getting put on Off of my community When he said Kodak can rap man The way he said community I was like oh my god

You ain't brand I'll be I'm up My community Kodak don't like white men Talking about him now I don't like I was like, oh my God. You ain't bringing a fat, I'm my community. Kodak don't like white men talking about them now. I don't like we're going to run into each other. Where am I going to be the Kodak? Essence Festival.

Essence Festival. BT Awards. I'm good with black women. They got my back. Cincinnati, KB21. Y'all might both be there. There's nowhere me and Kodak. And if we're a comedian, I can be like, my fault.

Dude, I'm different. Alright, we have more with comedian Gary Owen. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Gary Owen. Yee.

So, you know, we've been talking about Kodak Black. He has a new song called Expeditiously, right, where he's going at T.I. It could have been spelled expeditiously. But he can say it. I think you might be right. But do you think that T.I. needs to just ignore this now? Or how do you resolve a situation with this back and forth? Because now Kodak's going at his wife and kids.

He called T.I.'s wife ugly. Oh, my God. Called his kids maggots. Or gay slur. Yeah. Whoa. Yeah. Well, he's really going in.

Yeah, I bet. Hmm. I'm out of that. No comment. I feel like there's some violence in the future. I'm more the make fun of,

have fun comedian. I don't want the, you don't go after people's kids. That's my point. Now it's time for T.I. to leave it alone. T.I. is the grown man

in this situation. You're not going to throw it away for Kodak Black. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. You just had the, what was the movie Kodak Black. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. You just had the, what was the movie,

The Trap? It just came out on Netflix? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. I watched it. Calling it. There's not going

to be The Trap 2. Calling it. I think that's a one and done. That's not going to be a Friday series. I love Mike. I love DC Youngfly,

but that was it. You didn't like the trap? Look, it was, oh, come on now. There was one scene where Mike was talking and it was like a bad porno. Like, he was talking

but it wasn't moving. Like, it was like this. Who edited this, T.I.? Come on. It could be a classic. T.I. is going to address you expeditiously about disrespecting his women. Look, I'm not being a hater.

I'm just being honest. I watched it. I haven't seen it yet. They winged that. They should have called out and said, we're winging it. What if they had given you a part in it, Gary? I would have taken it. Without question, I'd be like this.

Yes, it's great. I'd be right there making fun of myself. I got it. You know, we did Meet the Blacks 2. I heard about it. My man Dion. Dion's killing it right now. But I died in the first one. I died. I'm not trying to ruin it.

It's been out three years, but I died in the first one. Dion, the director calls me like, gee, we got good news, baby. Got picked up for Meet the Blacks 2. I go, great. But didn't I die in the first one? He goes, yeah, we didn't worry about that. I go, what? So literally, when you see Meet the Blacks 2, I'm playing a different person that looks

like the person and nobody brings up that I was the person in the first one. I'm like, who does that? That's like doing Boys in the Hood 2 with Morse Chester just walking down the street. Ricky! No, Steve. I'm like, Steve, man, I went to Pepperdine. Played volleyball at Pepperdine. That's like doing Boys to the Hood To a Morse Chester Just walking down the street Now Steve I'm Steve Man I went to Pepperdine Played volleyball Pepperdine

I was the one black guy On the volleyball team Pepperdine Now we've seen you Salute Tiger Woods Tiger was good Dude I ain't burning So many bridges

I'm sorry about that I didn't mean any of that Nah don't take it back now T.I. done hurt you T.I. won all the smoke Too late now We were talking about Tiger Woods

Because people were saying That they shouldn't Necessarily congratulate Tiger Woods because he has such a strong relationship with Trump. What's that got to do with golf? Because you know how people aren't consistent. Like some people that support Trump, they don't support. Right. But when it comes to Tiger, everybody's like, oh, okay, he's great at golf. I don't care what people do outside of their profession.

Like if I watch a football game, I'm watching it, you know, I want to know what you do on the field. I don't care what people do outside of their profession. If I watch a football game, I'm watching it. I want to know what you do on the field. I don't care what you do off the field. So you still watch the football? Yeah, I watch the football. What do you mean? Kaepernick got his settlement, bro. You late.

Oh, yeah? Oh, no. There's no football on right now, by the way. I'm supporting Kaep, but not to that extent. I'm supporting you, bro, but man, I'm still watching. You know what I mean? Speaking of my militant daughter, she was in my blood like,

you watching football, Dad? I'm not watching. Calvert is back in the league. She's never watched football to begin with. Exactly. I was looking at her like this. Okay, I won't watch it on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. She didn't even know.

She thought I was supporting her. Thanks, Dad. I go, baby steps. I'm with you. My daughter got mad because I stood up during the national anthem. You just going to stand? I go, it's the seventh grade volleyball game. Let's bring it down just a little bit.

Seventh grade. There's 18 people in this church. Did you watch golf? I only watched when Tiger plays. See, that's what I was saying. A lot of people only watch. You said black people. The numbers went up.

I mean, it did great for the game of golf for everyone, but it did get more black people. And Gary's black. I woke up. Gary is not black. When they moved the tee time up, I woke up early. He's more black than Tiger. I'm definitely more black than Tiger. That's what I'm questioning.

You think so? Oh, my gosh. He's way more black than Tiger. I saw his kids. I got to be. My kids are darker than Tiger's kids. Yeah. I don't even understand golf.

I've never watched golf in my life. I watched it for time. I learned golf because of Tiger Woods. Really? Yeah, a lot of people did. I got to play it, but I watch it. I got to know what a birdie is and a bogey is. I know from playing on a Nintendo Wii back in the day.

Oh, really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's how I know. No, I, you know, people, I don't care. I don't care what people do once they're off work. What about Kanye? People were very upset about what he was doing as far as him supporting Trump, but you didn't care about that.

No, I mean, if I like his music, I'll just listen to it every now and then. You still listen. R. Kelly was a little, that's a little touch and go, though. That's a little touch and go. Yeah, really? Yeah, I don't think I'm going to listen to him no more. Well, it's hard to deal with the nuance of R. Kelly because a lot of his music reflects his actual crimes.

Very sexual. True. And his performances. True. I just wish he didn't have so many hits. Gosh. I don't really like R. Kelly like that, bro. Like, there's no R. Kelly song I have to listen to.

Yeah. I watched that documentary. I didn't realize how many hits he had post-piss. Right. It was right after. He was putting out Ignition. I could have swore Ignition was pre-piss. Nah, that was after. That whole Chocolate Factory album post. Yeah, I didn right after. He was putting out ignition. I could have swore ignition was pre-piss. Nah, that was after.

That whole chocolate factory out post. Yeah, I didn't realize. He had a lot of hits. I believe I could fly, step in the name of the Lord. I believe I was a four. That's what made it hit, because he had come off the Olympics, and he sung at the Winter Olympics in Utah and everything, and then all of a sudden, then the pee tape came out.

Man, thanks, Lifetime. Appreciate that. Do you think that The Tiger really like Overcame Overcame like obstacles though? What do you mean? That's what they're saying Like he overcame

A bunch of obstacles To regain the Masters He just cheated on his wife No, no, no He had like The three back surgeries Physically he overcame a lot And not to mention

That every expert Saying that he should What are you talking about? All that money? Man And not to mention That every expert Was saying that it was over for him you talking about? All that money? Man. And not to mention that every expert was saying that it was

over for him. In his 20s? Every sports analyst was like, it's done. He should give up. He should retire. Boom. And then boom.

Shutdown clown. You do know a lot of that was based off the fact he was black, though. So a lot of those white sports anchors... There's a lot of black ones, too. A lot of those white sports anchors

never thought that he was... He should have been the face of golf anyway. So when he started getting caught cheating, they were looking at him like, oh, see, look at what type of person he is. He shouldn't represent this sport. Oh, that's crazy. So the number one athlete in his sport is only sleeping with one woman.

That never happens. That's so stupid when people get, I think it's so stupid. Guys in their early 20s, they get a lot of money, a lot of fame. Look, don't get married, guys. That'd be one advice I would give. Get it out of your system to, you know, 29, 30, and then you might be ready, but...

How old were you when you got married? I was 29. Okay. Yeah, you can't be doing that, man. Were you old in your 20s? Oh, man. I was at all the summer jams. I was like this.

Okay. Okay, Blackstreet. Hey. No diggity, no doubt. Do-do-da-da-do. Do-do-da-da-do. Do-do-da-da-do. That's not Blackstreet.

That's f***ing off. Dude, that was summer jam though. They open. Shy, shy. Soaking shy? Coming right back at you, baby. Coming right back at you, baby. Come right back at you, baby. Oh my God.

I used to go to all the black clubs by myself. When I was single, I would go to hip hop like black clubs by myself. People thought you were a cop. Definitely thought you were a cop. Definitely. But I would dress really white. That's how I meet black girls. I wouldn't dress all hip hop.

What's dressing white? All dockers. Dockers. And polo tucked in with like keys on my belt loop, drinking like a brew. Right? I was by myself and black girls always come up, why you here? Why you here? They feel like you got confidence. Man. Any part of you

got that money? I wouldn't go there. I wouldn't go money. No. But, uh, yeah. Alright, we have more with comedian Gary O. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yep, we're No. But, yeah. All right, we have more with comedian Gary Owen. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yep, we're back.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still talking with Gary Owen, comedian. Charlamagne. Do you do a lot of political comedy? Nope. I'm not that bright.

Just go to D.L. Hughley's page. Yeah. I always say, you want to know how I feel about politics? Just go to D.L. Hughley's Instagram page, and that's pretty much how I feel. No Trump jokes, no nothing? I can't. I'm not that smart, dude. I'm just not that bright. I talk about myself and my act, and you know, I'm just not that bright. DL always gets it. You're smarter than me. DL's smarter than me, for sure, when it comes to politics. I don't know if you're smarter or you're just a computer. Because you're donkey of the day. A little bit of both. You're a beast at reading it.

It's research. I know, but you be donkey of the day. I'll be thinking you're freestyling. Dang, man. I'll be going. And then I'll be watching it and scrolling down. Oh, he's reading this. He writes it.

Oh, you write it? Yeah. Every day? Every day. That's crazy. I can never do that. I'm like a stand-up. You already had a ghostwriter? No, my donkey of the day.

This is my donkey of the day. My donkey of the day is Kodak Black. All right. I've been to some big stand-up shows where they got the prompt out. Oh, really? Yeah. They be having the jokes out? Yeah.

I can't do it, man. You don't freestyle no stand-up set. Aw, I've never written a joke down in my life. Stop lying. I'm not saying I freestyle, but it's not, Gary. Aw, I've never written a joke down in my life. Stop lying. I'm not saying I freestyle, but it's not written down. Yeah, you probably have an outline in your head. Yeah, you got your jokes in your head because you're on stage. Okay, Jay-Z.

Okay, Biggie. I didn't say I'm freestyling. Writing rhymes in your head, now. Whatever. Whatever. The hate is real in here, man. I just can't believe I'm that good. Where do you see it?

I don't believe you've never written a joke down. Not written a joke. It's in my head. Give me something right now. Give her. Boom. Go. It's not. We're not doing stand-up. We're not doing stand-up. Yeah, stand up and give us a joke. Right now. Shut that.

I write them, though. Listen, I think writing is a great skill. It is. You make a lot of money writing. That's why I'm able to write books. That's why I'm able to write scripts. That's good, man. I just tell jokes. You make a lot of money writing. That's why I'm able to write books. That's why I'm able to write scripts. That's good, man. Yeah. I just tell jokes. You want to know who didn't have a writer?

The Trap. Look, I like all those guys in that movie. Let's be honest when you watch it. I've done movies that weren't that great. You know? Name some, man. College. I did a movie called College.

That was the only movie I did that was all white and it tanked. People were like, man, what you doing? Black stuff. And I was like, so I do a white movie and nobody went and saw it. I go, whoop, back to the black. I'm going to go back to my audience. You made me watch The Trap, man. I meant to watch it already.

I got to watch it now. Listen, it's a funny movie if you're just hanging around. You better stop it. You already said it was whack. You said it was trash. I did not say trash. I did not say trash. I did not say whack. It's not going to win a BET award.

He said it's not going to be a part two. If anybody gets nominated for an NAACP Image Award, it was a slow year in entertainment. That's what I'm saying. If it wasn't on Netflix, what network would it have been on? TV1? How do you guys go on TV? I like all those guys, man. We're all friends, but I'm going to be honest with them.

Oh, boy. Come on now. So, Gary, what do you think of Kim Kardashian being a lawyer? She likes what? You can't be sleeping with your clients. She's married. Oh, my God. What?

You're just assuming her client's going to be black? I didn't say she's going to be a criminal lawyer. Sorry. You guys are crazy. You guys are crazy. Oh, my black? I didn't say she was going to be a criminal lawyer. Sorry. You guys are crazy. You guys are crazy. Oh, my God. I didn't just assume that, too. In my brain, all I saw was black clients.

Oh, my God. I was like this. I didn't even understand what that meant. You know, white guys come on here. People come on. They try to deny what was in their brain. Like, she just read my brain. What are you saying?

Our client's going to be black? I go, oh, my God. Did you just read my brain? But she could. You could flip that and say she's an entertainment lawyer. She's representing rappers. True. Boom. Real talk.

Hey. Machine Gun Kelly, get ready. Boom. No. I think she's in a good place. Would you hire Kim Kardashian as a lawyer? No. I would not hire Kim Kardashian to be my lawyer.

Why not? I just wouldn't. I just, I'm not going to risk it. Maybe after like 10 years where she's established herself, but I'm not going to risk it. Maybe after like 10 years where she's established herself, but I'm not going to be her first client. Because remember, her dad was a lawyer also.

Right. Well, my dad drove a FedEx truck. I'm not delivering your mail. What does that guy do with anything? I would trust you to deliver mail. What does that guy do with anything who your dad was? I mean, because he might have grown.

He was a construction worker and he sold crack. Boom. He sold crack? Whoa. He sold crack? What about you, Envy? My possible police officer. Police officer. And look where he's soul crack. Boom. He's soul crack. Whoa. He's soul crack. What about you, Envy? My possible police officer.

Police officer. And look where he's at. Envy's just interviewing criminals all day. Sorry. That was another white moment. But you know what? You grew up in an environment. My fault.

What do you think? Is this a hip-hop station? You're still on reference to criminals? Oh, my God. You guys ripped my mind again. I can't with Gary. Dude, I've broken so many bridges. I'm never working again.

Thanks, guys. That's it. Appreciate that. You should have went to Jimmy Kimmel. Where you at, Byron Allen? I need to use some of your stuff. Oh, man. No.

Byron, no, you be a dope meteorologist on the Weather Channel. Byron on the Weather Channel. Oh, he does, right? Dude, people don't know that dude's balling. Yeah, I know they know. People are balling.

People know. Byron Allen is balling. I had a meeting with him. I was like, oh, my God, this dude's so sharp. He knows exactly who he is. A lot of people don't know who they are in this business. Yeah. He knows exactly his lane, where he's going to succeed.

But that dude, man, he's smart, man. He bought the Weather Channel for $300 million. Yeah. That should tell you everything you need. We're calling him, black people are calling him square. Really. That's a square? That's the kind of

black dude that I want my daughter dating. Oh my gosh. My daughter likes thug dudes. Does she? She's 16. It's awful. Is she bringing any of her boyfriends home to meet you? No, no. They're all gay.

Every time she talks to a guy, I'm like, he gay. That's what I would say. Hey, the dad is gay. He gay. Yeah. Rick's gay. Charles is gay. What we're going to do is every rapper and artist you mentioned in this interview and comedian,

we're going to put their name. He gay. He gay. Call that black gay. Oh, my gay. He gay. Code black gay. He gay. I'm just kidding. You guys are going to splice it. I'm just giving you nuggets, man. Just create some controversy.

Well, tell them where you're going to be this weekend. Was she good? Kelly gay? We didn't even mention him. I don't know why I brought him up. Where did that just come from? I'm at Harrah's Casino Atlantic City. Hey, look who here, right? He gay.

Dubois gay. Hey, we on the air, but listen. Hey, you were awesome in the track. Hey, guys. We killed it. We killed Dubois. I'm telling myself I got a little Dubois on the phone right now. Man. There's no way Dubois read that script and goes, make sure I'm telling myself I got a little Duvall on the phone right now. Man! There's no way Duvall read that script and goes,

make sure I'm in this. There was no script, was there? Man, you on the air, man. No, the movie's a great movie. You know what? You know what? This is G.I. Mike M's amazing movie. Amazing cast.

That's when you know they're lying. When guys start saying amazing, the movie sucks. We have an amazing cast with an amazing writer. Even Duvall laughed when he goes to the trailer. He knew. Come on now. It's not obvious. My goodness.

Gary Owens. Calm down, baby. Heavy ended. What do you think? What do you think? How much do you think people got paid off the trap? Shut up, man.

You think there was a seven figure deal? Two drink minimum. Gary Owens. Gary Owens. Gary Owens. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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That name may ring a bell for some of you right now, but I have no idea why her last name is Fairstein when there's nothing fair about her. In fact, her middle name should be Don't Play because Linda don't play Fairstein. By now, you all should have watched When They See Us on Netflix, the latest masterpiece from Queen Ava DuVernay. Drop on a clues bomb for Ava DuVernay. Is there anybody doing activism through art better than Ava right now? Jesus. God bless Ava.

All right. God bless Queen Ava. She is truly making a difference on this planet. It is very inspiring. But we're not here to talk about gods, alright, and goddesses this morning. We're here to talk about devils. And Linda Fairstein, Linda don't play Fairstein, is indeed a devil.

Oh, she has allowed Satan to use her in a way I have never seen. See, Satan loves mayonnaise. Satan puts mayonnaise on everything. 90% of all evils in the world have too much goddamn mayonnaise on them, okay? Too much mayonnaise ruins everything, alright? You need just enough, not mayonnaise on them. Okay. Too much mayonnaise ruins everything. All right.

You need just enough. Not a lot. Just enough. Too much of it ruins any dish. All right. Too much mayonnaise makes tuna disgusting. Too much mayonnaise makes potato salad disgusting. Too much mayonnaise makes any sandwich disgusting.

And that's exactly why Satan loves to spread the evil that is mayonnaise everywhere. Because he wants to ruin things. Now, the human jar of hell, as we are discussing today, Linda, don't play Fairstein. She was the former assistant D.A. and head of the sex crimes unit of the county of New York from 1976 to 2002. And she oversaw the prosecution of the Central Park jogger case. Oversaw is a great word for what she did in this case because she moved like an overseer. Overseers were paid to get the most work out of the slaves. Therefore, overseers often

resorted to whatever means were necessary to get what they wanted out of slaves. In the case of Linda Don't Play Fairstein, she was an overseer who resorted to whatever means were necessary to wrongly convict five kids. Okay? Five. Raymond Santana, Kevin Richardson, Corey Wise, Yusuf Salam, necessary to wrongly convict five kids okay five raymond santana kevin richardson cory wise

yusuf salam and antron mccray who were wrongfully convicted for the rape and assault of a 28 year old woman in central park now there was no evidence tying them to the crime and at the time the young men were 14 15 16 respectively and they spent 6 and 13 years in prison before a serial rapist by the name of Matthias Reyes admitted to committing the assault in 2002. Now, if you've seen When They See Us on Netflix and you know that the overseer, Lyndon on play Fairstein, demanded law enforcement to build a case around these innocent young men. In fact, her exact quote from When They See Us is, every young black male who was in the park last night is a suspect in the rape of that woman who

is fighting for her life by the way don't think that quote is a one-time thing all right might be my own black paranoia okay my black annoyah but i have a sneaky suspicion that is how they see us at all times every black man in america period is a suspect for something that's why they profile us the way they do because that's how they see us. We have a target on our backs at all times. The exact same way almost immediately every young black male who was in Central Park that night had a target on their back. And if you saw when they

see us, you know that Linda Don't Play Ferristine was accused of leading intimidation efforts to generate false confessions from these young men. White people, Linda Don't Play Fairstein should embarrass you. If you are white and watched when they see us and you didn't feel disgusted, disturbed, angry at the way Linda don't play Fairstein and the rest of those devils and that law enforcement treated those young brothers,

then you probably got mayonnaise pumping in your varicose veins too. Now, what is the reason we are all gathered here today? Well, if you know anything about the history of overseers who oversaw the plantation and oversaw the slaves, they sometimes would drive the overseer off the plantation. Oh yeah. Ever so often slaves would get fed up and force their overseer off the plantation. And that's exactly

what happened yesterday because almost 30 years later, after watching when they see us, people are calling for a boycott of Linda Fairstein's books and demanding that Amazon and other retailers remove her novels from their shelves. Who in here feels sorry for her show of hands? Not a goddamn hand in the room race, all right?

Let's listen to what one of the victims, Raymond Santana, told TMZ about Linda, don't play Fairstein. In 1989, when all those articles were written about us in the first two weeks of this case, and 90% of those articles never mentioned alleged, that was the backlash that we received. And now she's receiving it. When you do dirt, you can't run no matter how long it is. The truth comes out. And even though it's 30 years later, she has to pay for her crime,

whether it's in the courtroom or whether it's socially. It is what it is. So at the end of the day, there is no correction for her. There is it's in the courtroom or whether it's socially, it is what it is. So at the end of the day, there is no correction for her. There is no saying, I'm sorry, we don't want an apology from her. You know, she has to pay the consequence. She has to pay for her crimes. Simple as that. I mean, it was indeed a crime. All right. The real crime Linda wasn't interested in solving. All right. Linda was interested in sending five innocent black men to prison for a crime they didn't commit. Her hatred for black people

trumped her love for her own gender. I repeat, her hatred for black people trumped her love for her own gender. She's so anti-black that she forgot to be pro-woman because if she actually cared about this young woman being sexually assaulted she would have spent that time, that energy

and those resources on finding the real perpetrator, Matias Reyes, whose DNA was found at the crime scene. Yes, the DNA at the crime didn't match any of the five black young men Linda sent to prison, but it did match Matias Reyes, who at the time of his confession was serving a life sentence for raping three other women near Central Park

in addition to raping and killing a pregnant woman. Oh, Matias Reyes was a serial rapist. Matias Reyes, four months after the Central Park rape, raped a woman in her Upper East Side apartment. That woman got away and the superintendent of the building was able to hold Matias down and he pled guilty to raping her, two other women, and raping and killing a fourth. If you keep in score, that's five rapes in total and two attempted rapes. Linda, don't play fasting. I don't know if you realize it or not,

but you are complicit in any of those rapes that he committed after the Central Park rape because you had the opportunity to remove the real threat off the street, but instead you were too busy trying to convict five innocent men. Now, I don't know if you felt like you would rather send five black men to jail instead of one. But for whatever reason, you ignored the real threat. And that real threat continued to victimize other women. Now, social media has been on Linda Don't Play Fairstein's ass.

Oh, they drove that overseer off the plantation because Linda Don't Play Fairstein has deleted all her social media. Yes, after hashtags like boycott Simon and shoot to win viral and cancel Linda Fairstein went viral. She has decided to cancel her social media accounts. Once again, uh, raise your hand. If you feel sorry for her in this room, nobody does.

I don't feel sorry for her at all. I've seen this play before. See what Linda Fairstein is gearing up to do. I guarantee is sue. That is what white privilege entitled people do. Even when they are dead wrong. They sue. When they should be holding the mayonnaise, they decide to put mayonnaise on

everything and sue. She's going to sue everyone involved in When They See Us. She's going to sue Netflix. She's going to sue Queen Ava DuVernay, the studio production company. She's going to say this film caused her emotional distress and mental anguish. White privilege people love the word anguish,

probably because it sounds like something you would buy at Whole Foods. Can I get a turkey avocado with anguish? And jalapeno mayonnaise? Lots of jalapeno mayonnaise. All right, Linda is going to claim she was traumatized by When They See Us, and her life has become a living hell because of this miniseries. Well, you want to talk trauma, Linda? You want to talk living hells?

Well, meet Raymond, Kevin, Corey, Yusuf, and Antron. You remember them, right? I mean, I'm sure you've gotten so many innocent black and brown people sent away for good, so it's hard to keep up, but you have to remember these five, right? They were traumatized by your actions. Their teenage years and most of their adult lives were stolen from them. They had to live in a hell and a cell, you know? You want to talk about being traumatized, emotional distress, mental anguish? Those brothers will never truly be mentally healthy because of you. Lifetime of therapy needed because of you. PTSD, anxiety, depression forever because of you.

Reach out to one of them. Sit down and have a conversation with one of them so you can really see and hear what a victim sounds like. Because Linda don't play fair scene, you are not one. All right. You don't get to play victim to a set of circumstances that you created. I don't understand how people don't respect the laws of karma. I don't care who or what you are. Karma, karma, karma comes back to you hard.

Word to Lauryn Hill. There is a natural law of karma that vindictive people who go out of their way to hurt others will end up broken alone. I don't know your circumstances Linda, don't play fasting, but it's not too late for you to end up broken alone. And you deserve it. Okay? If you end up broken alone, you earned it. You

got a mighty God to answer to. And there's no amount of white woman weeping that can make anyone feel sorry for you. You can whimper, snivel, blubber. I wouldn't give a damn what mayonnaise flavored, you know, liquid comes out of your eyes and smears your mascara until you properly apologize to those five young men and

finally acknowledge that they're innocent. No good is gonna come gonna come to you okay people like you create their own storms and then get upset when it rains people like you create your own sandwiches with too much goddamn mayonnaise and then get upset when it tastes disgusting you can't even start the process of forgiveness linda don't play fair scene until you apologize okay repentance is a process and not something that happens in one particular moment. It requires consistency. And you've only been consistent with the lie that these men are guilty for your own sodium flavored mayonnaise based. So you need to start the process of repentance, OK, by admitting the truth.

But you won't. All right. America has an apologizer attempted to correct the evils of slavery and Jim Crow segregation. So it's just not in your nature to apologize for something you did wrong. You're just following pale face protocol and reminding the world that mayonnaise is truly Satan's favorite condiment. Please let Kathy Griffin handle my white work and give Linda. Don't play Fairstein. The biggest hee haw. Please give this giant jar of mail the biggest hee-haw.

Alright. Yes, sir. Thank you for that donkey of the day. So she still works at Safe Horizon or is she out of there yet? I have no idea what Satan is doing this morning. Alright, we got more coming up next. Come on. Need relationship advice? Need personal advice?

Just need real advice. Call up now for Ask Ye. Keep it real. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Ye.

Hello, who's this? I'm saying anonymous. All right, what's your question for Ye, anonymous? Yes, we can. All right, so I have a dilemma. When my boyfriend and I first started dating, we're going to do it in the car, and he pulled his pants down.

There was a foul order. He didn't fart. He just took a dump and didn't wipe his butt. Hey. Now we live together, and whenever we're going to do it, I always, you it, I'm hesitant because he doesn't wipe his butt. So he always has to wipe his butt when he's older, and he always has dookie days on his boxers. Those skid marks, that's what they call them.

Yes, skid marks. So how do you tell your man, like, babe, can you please wipe your ass? Is he a grown man or a baby wearing a diaper? That is disgusting. First of all... Don't judge that man. I'm gonna tell you... Oh, is this envy we're talking about here? You mean is this gear? Don't judge that man. Alright, so, first of all,

do y'all have wet wipes in the bathrooms in the house? I think I need to keep them there, but that doesn't mean I'll use them. You gotta help him out, man, because there's... First of all, there's no way he don't smell the doo-doo coming out of his butt when he pulls his pants down, number one. Number two, you might have to tell him you got to get up in there when you wipe yourself

and wipe yourself good. And you might have to buy him some wet wipes to carry with him when he goes places and tell him to use those when he uses the bathroom because this is not something that you can dance around. You have to be direct about this hygiene. She's right. But I'm not his mama, though.

Embarrass him one time. You're going to have to tell him. Because you know what? If you don't say something, you're going to just end up having to smell doo-doo every time you have sex. Yeah, I can't do that.

So just tell him, be like, babe, look at your underwear. Do you see this? You're not wiping yourself well. Are you getting up in the hole? So you have doo-doo stains on your sheets too, huh? No, no.

I would never. You do have to. If it's in his underwear, it's in the sheets. But you got to point it out because if you don't say anything, then are you just having sex and enduring the smell? Girl, I don't go down there. I won't go down on him a lot because of that. I'm always afraid.

I don't want to get doo-doo in my mouth. Why is it so hard to tell a man his ass Like, I don't want to get juice in my mouth. Why is it so hard to tell a man his ass stinks? I don't know, but you could get, can't you get E. coli or something? I mean, if you're eating ass.

I can't wait till he asks you to eat his ass. I don't want to, oh, hell no. I don't want to hurt his ego. That's it. Well, girl, I don't want you to get

some type of disease either, a bacteria infection. But this is for his own good. First of all, if you're doing laundry sometimes, you don't want to have to touch that and clean that, right? Right. And this is for his own benefit. This is to help him out

in his life. You got to show him look, baby, these are wet wipes. Now, me and you are having this conversation. Don't be embarrassed because we could talk about anything. And trust me, if you're having sex with this man, I'm protected. You should be able to tell him his ass stinks and he's not wiping himself. Goodness gracious. If you can do that and you can lay up with him and do all of that,

then you should be able to communicate with him and tell him, babe, you need to clean your butt. It's going to be so funny when you tell him his butt stinks and he was like, man, I was thinking the same thing about your poom poom. And guess what she would do? Wipe her poom poom with a wet wipe. Who ate crap? You said you ate crap.

Who ate crap? You're the one eating crap. Don't you dare say I ate crap. Thank you, mama. And just listen, this is a time when you got to be direct and be like, look, you know, I don't know if you're just not wiping yourself right, but there's these stains in your underwear

and sometimes I can smell it. So I just want to say you got to wipe yourself better. Here's some wet wipes every time you go to the bathroom. And you shouldn't even have sex with him until after he showers. But if he's not cleaning his butthole in the shower either

and then getting out... How do you say butthole like that? I don't know what I'm supposed to say on the radio. Just say his butt. Just cleaning his butt. Shower is a requirement. I will say I've been with my wife 21 years

and I do remember a time about 14, 15 years ago where she went down and she was like hey man you need to go take a shower or something because you know and you appreciated it yeah I went there I got maybe I didn't wipe properly I don't know what it was but she told me it hurt my feelings I just went took a shower it's just a common issue between men like I don't understand I don't think it was a common issue. This happened to me before once or twice, three times, four times, five times. Happened to me before.

Yeah. But look, so that's why you got to point it out. One day y'all will laugh about it, and hopefully that day that y'all are laughing, his butt will be clean. Jesus Christ. You got to embarrass him. Pick up the underwear and be like, what's this? And then let him see the doodoo stains, and he'll get embarrassed, and he'll never do

it again. I like that. You know what I mean? That's perfect. And check your sheets, because I bet you you got doodle stains on your sheets. Yeah. I bet you. Embi knows.

Trust me. Shut up. Tap me once or twice. Put those skid marks in his face. See, you go too far. Thank you, mama. How do you like it? Thank you.

That's actually some young boy stuff, though. Because, you know, that's one of the reasons after I do a number two, I do go take a shower. Except if you're at work. Yeah, if I'm at work. But then it's not like I'm going home and me and my wife going to get right to it. I don't want to go home smelling like the day. You should never poo and then have sex right after if you can take a shower. We don't want your money butt up here either.

You better wipe better, bro. All right. Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice, hit Yee now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Get some real advice with Angela Yee.

It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello. Who's this? Edgar, are you there?

Yeah. Hello. Hey, Edgar. Hi, Edgar. I'm good. You? I'm doing great. What's your question for Yee?

So I was dating this girl for a few weeks, right? Mm-hmm. And I'm always here wasting my money and stuff, buying her nice things, buying her nice flowers, anything she wants, right? And so a few, like, two weeks back, I'm over here in Texas here, and then I called her and said, hey, look, baby, I want to have something with you. She's like, nah, I'm over here in Texas here. You know, then I called her and said, hey, look, baby, I want to have something with you. She's like, nah, I got to be straight with you.

I've been dating this guy for two years. You know, he's 18 and stuff. I'm like, what? And I'm saying, that's not even legal. And she was like, I don't give a crap. And I don't know what to do now. I mean, there's nothing you can do. She's with somebody else.

Yeah. And you bought her something? You bought her some things? Yeah, yeah. He was being a nice guy. Yeah, I wasted nothing you can do. She's with somebody else. Yeah. And you bought her something? You bought her some things? Yeah, he was being a nice guy. Yeah, I wasted my money on her. Listen, we all waste money in relationships that don't work out. What did you buy her? Flowers. I bought her, yeah, I bought her flowers, bought her a few blouses.

So, you know, whatever she wants, I bought her. Blouses. Well, I will say this, Edgar. You never buy people things as a gift intending to get something back. So you buy things out of the goodness of your heart in that moment. And looks like you found out some valuable information.

At least she didn't lie to you. I mean, when I actually said she was single, it was at that last moment that she said, I'm dating somebody. And that makes it worse. Right. She's dating somebody, but you weren't her man ever. Yeah. And the thing is, like, it's not even legal because she's 16 and the guy she's dating is 18.

How old are you? You're going to snitch. I'm 16. Oh. You said it's not even legal. It's not even legal. It's a fact. You're right. It's not legal. You should get your blouses back, though. No. It depends on what state, too. You guys are very young right now. And so, you know, the fact that you dated somebody, you went out of your way, you bought her some things.

That's a lesson learned. That wasn't your girlfriend. So buying somebody flowers when you're courting them is really nice. But maybe you went a little overboard. With the blouses. With the blouses. Yeah. Yeah.

Buy her a shirt next time. Okay? It's cheaper. Yeah. But yeah, listen, you do nice things for people because you want to do them, not because I expect to get this in return or I want this from you. You buy somebody something out of the goodness of your heart. Unfortunately, things didn't work out.

Chalk it up as a loss and move on. There's nothing you can do about it. You can't dwell on the money that you spent and lost. Yeah, I mean, we still friends. You know, we don't talk much now, but I moved on. Does it hurt when she wears those blouses? 16-year-old

trick. Like, when I see her with the... I bought her a pink loose blouse, and I saw what they I was like... From where? Fashion Nova? Did this come from Fashion Nova or Rainbow? Fashion Nova or Rainbow? Fashion Nova or Rainbow?

One near my house here in Bartchester. A Rainbow? Yeah. Yeah, I know the struggle, bro. When I was 16 years old, that's all I could do, too, man. I remember buying stuff from out of Rainbow, and then I upgraded my game to Charlotte's Roots. You know what I'm saying?

When I got about 17, 18, got a couple more jobs. I ain't gonna front them. Well, Edgar, listen, I think you gotta continue being the sweet person that you are, and hopefully the right woman will come along, but maybe just reserve those rainbow blouses for when you're actually in a relationship. In the meantime, nothing wrong with buying some flowers

and courting a woman, and continue to be sweet. And don't listen to these rappers thinking that you can just trick and buy a woman something and then she owe you something because she really doesn't. Especially if it comes from Rainbow. I'm not going to front. If you see her go on a date with your Rainbow blouse with the other guy, I might want to snitch, man, because I might call the police on him. You don't got to snitch. Just walk up to her and grab that little piece of thread that's hanging from the shirt and start pulling it. The whole thing will start to come off. Alright?

Okay? Yeah. Alright, Edgar. Good luck, man. Alright, take care. Poor Edgar, man. I know that struggle, bro. You need to do a go for me for Edgar to get his money back for them blouses, bro. ASCII, 805-85-1051

if you need relationship advice, hit ye now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this.

It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. They're 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.

Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh, my God. What is that? Bullets.

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Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hey, man. What's up, man? What's your question for you, bro? So this is my situation. I was in a marriage, right? Me and my wife been married now about a year. So we got in a situation where

the relationship got physical. We had a physical altercation in our relationship and basically her family won't forgive me for that. Being her, we had our issues. You know what we went through. We know why the things happened and they happened. And we still want to work on it.

But her family really doesn't approve of it because of me putting my hands on her. Well, of course not. Her family. Yeah. I'm trying to figure out, like, how could we possibly work around that? Well, her family is very protective of her, so of course they should feel that way. And so you shouldn't look at that as something detrimental. Of course they should feel like you put your hands on our family member, on a woman,

and they should definitely side-eye you for that. So first you have to understand they're very valid in their reason for looking at you and the way that they are, and that's a punishment that you have to take. And I totally understand that, you know to understand they're very valid in their reason for looking at you in the way that they are. And that's a punishment that you have to take. And I totally understand that. You know what I'm saying? They got physical. But I want you to understand this.

For over the years, right, me and her both being back and forth, we both had put our hands on each other. Right. And it's kind of like, I know it ain't right for nobody to do it. But it's like, if I were to do something wrong, you know what I'm saying, and she go through my phone and she see something on my phone, she don't be through my phone and she attack me

because of things that she seen in my phone when she put her hands on me plenty of times. Right. So this time it was the other way around. I seen something

in her phone, so I put my hands on her because of that. You know what I'm saying? So it really got out of hand only because she had bruises and scars and the situation in her mind. Wow. So that really, really what hand only because she had bruises and scars and situations in her mind.

So that really, really pushed it, you know? Yeah, and you bruised and scarred your woman up, and that should make you feel terrible. And I want to say a couple of things. First of all, it's never right for a woman to put her hands on a man either, and I tell people that all the time. Women shouldn't be putting their hands, nobody should be putting their hands on each other. I think that, as you said, what happened was worse because

you ended up really physically harming her and you could have ended up in jail for that. And things could have gotten even worse. You could have permanently damaged her. You could have, you know, and one thing my boyfriend would tell me is that anytime, and his mom has always told him this,

if you feel like you have to put your hands on a woman, you need to walk away. That's not the right woman for you. But you said this is the one time that it happened. She wants to forgive you for it, and I can't tell a woman what to do. But I suggest that you guys have got to get real help. And that means that y'all have to go to therapy. You have to figure out why you reacted the way you reacted. She has to figure out how to keep her hands to herself as well.

But there really is never an excuse for you to basically beat your woman up. And that's what you did. Yeah, it really ain't. Can I tell you what happened though? Or why I did it? You went through her phone and saw something. Yeah, well, basically, well, when I saw it, let me tell you what I saw though. I went through her phone and saw something. Yeah, well, basically, when I saw it, let me tell you what I saw, though. I went through her phone, right, and I saw that she was actually having an affair with my son's football coach.

Listen, I feel you. But there's still no matter, it don't matter what you saw, there's no justification. I see. Yeah, I understand what you're saying. But at a time like that, when you see that, you're a slap. You're still trying to justify it. I know, but look, okay, can I call the envy? Envy, you listening?

Yeah, I'm listening. I don't agree with you, my brother. I'm going to ask you, Envy, if you went to your wife's phone right now and you see that she was texting and having an affair with somebody that was close to y'all and you had a little nick in your system, your very first reaction, what's going to be your very first reaction? To leave the damn house?

Yeah, you can't move off emotion in a situation like that. You got to move off strategy. Number one, because you shouldn't hit a woman, and number two, because you just got too much to lose, brother. That's right. If I had a nick in my system, I'd probably cry. We know, we know, Evie. In the fetal position.

But what I am concerned about is that you are still trying to get people to back you up for your actions. You asked out, man. And you cannot justify your actions. You cannot put your hands. You can't appeal to the men in the room and think that they're going to be like, you ought to get her too. I can understand why you did that. There's no explanation. There's no way that you are in the right in this situation.

I feel you. You were hurt. But that doesn't mean that you're supposed to physically harm your woman. I will say I can understand why he did it. I don't agree, though. I can understand the emotion and the alcohol, but I don't agree with you. You can't justify it. You can't say, well, this is why I did it.

So all good. So you cannot ever do something like that again. And you have to own the fact that you were wrong in your reaction. Now, was she wrong? Dead wrong. You could have left her. You could have said, I'm never going to be with you again. You could have cut off whatever support you give her or she gives you, whatever it is.

But you physically putting your hands on her is never the solution. I knew I was wrong and I really regret it right now because I feel separated. I didn't move that. And you know what I'm saying? I'm away from my kids and family. It's hard now because like I said, we separated. I didn't move that. And you know what I'm saying? I'm away from my kids and family. It's hard now because like I said, her family had a whole lot of respect for me

before. But now they don't respect me. Yeah, you bruised her up. You know how crazy that looks? What you need to do is get yourself into some therapy and show her that you're serious about rehabbing yourself and take that time apart to work on you. I'm doing that. I don't feel like nothing wrong with me. I just had a bad to work on you. I'm doing that.

I don't feel like nothing wrong with me. I just had a bad situation that one time. I'm not all goofy. Stop. Listen, there is something wrong. You shouldn't have reacted that way. And you got to acknowledge that. If you did it once, you'll do it again.

So it's all wrong with me because of one mistake. Everybody makes mistakes. I feel like I had to go get therapy and all that. Everybody does make mistakes, but the problem is, first of all, you're using liquor when you're upset, and that's the worst thing to do. You're upset, you're mad, you're using liquor to take away the pain, and you wind up being abusive.

And yes, you have a problem, and you need to deal with that problem. You don't want to make sure that happens again. And then the next time, you're saying, yeah, I made two mistakes. You just want to make sure that you clean yourself up. How old are you, sir? He sounds older. Yeah, I made that mistake when I was 17 years old, you know, putting my hands on a woman, you know, for the same situation. But, you know, I had low emotional intelligence then.

I was immature. I was insecure. I had low self-esteem. Like, my ego was bruised. But at 33 years old, nah, I wouldn't make that mistake. If you're serious, go get some help for yourself and acknowledge that you're wrong because I don't think you really truly grasped it.

Okay. I can understand that. I can understand that. All right. I wish you the best. All right. I appreciate y'all. All righty.

Well, ASCII, 800-585-1051. Keep it locked. We have more coming up next. It's The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. You got a positive note for the people? Now, the positive note is simply this. club morning everybody is dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club you got a positive note for the people now the positive note is simply this you are where you're

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