The Breakfast Club - Classic Interview with Dick Gregory and More

Episode Date: August 21, 2017

Monday 8/21- Today on the show we payed homage to comedian/activist Dick Gregory after he passed this weekend. He spoke on Donald Trump, race relations and more. Also we did the listeners favorite segment "Shoot Your Shot" where a listener tried to shoot his shot at a woman who he passed up in the past cause of her heavy weight, but not anymore. But as the new saying goes "Had back fat they didn't want me, but now I'm hot and they all on me". Also, after a heartbreaking ending to the show "Power" last night, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to the son Tariq St. Patrick for his actions in the show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's right. Back to the work week. Where's the yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo guy? I'm sure he'll be here in a second. All right. Today is the solar eclipse that's going down. Are you going to be watching that? No, I don't have the glasses.

Now you need to get them. Well, any store, any store. I don't think it's that easy. I think it's sold out everywhere. I'll try. You can also make your own. That's what they've been saying. You gotta get a shoebox. You can get some cardboard, some aluminum foil.

But you still can't directly look at the sun. You just have to use those to look at it. You can't use regular sunglasses, right? No. You have to get special solar eclipse glasses. They look like 3D glasses, I've seen. Hopefully you can still find them somewhere.

I'm going to try to get them. All the kids are excited to see them. Solar eclipse? You can't see it from here? Who said it? Unless you go to Liberty Science Center in Jersey, the best place to see it is down south. You just need an open space.

We're not going to have a very long time in New York viewing it, but you can see it. You just have to go someplace where there's no tall buildings in the way. One of the best places to see it is absolutely Columbia, South Carolina. Because I was totally upset that I couldn't take my daughter because I had to be in L.A. this weekend. But yes, South Carolina is one of the best places to see it. Really down south is one of the best places to see it. That's what they're saying.

Yes. But I'm going to go try to see it. I know they said if you have an open field with no buildings, you might have an opportunity and a chance to see it. That's what they're saying. But I'm going to go try to see it. I know they said if you have an open field with no buildings, you might have an opportunity and a chance to see it. So I'm going to check all the places in New York and New Jersey where I can see it and take the kids today. Get those glasses for everybody. I'm going to try to get the glasses today. Which is awfully weird because the sun and the moon is everywhere.

So I thought. Right? Yeah. Yeah, we all under one sun and one moon. So I don't understand why everybody wouldn't see it at the same time. Well, you know how there's different time zones. Yeah, 143 here, right? Yeah, 143. Are we on the same East Coast time as down South?

Yeah, we're on the same time zone, but I think the sun is in a different position there than it is here. So it's when the moon is passing in front of the sun. And so I'm sure at different angles, you see it differently at different times. Now, as kids, wasn't there a big eclipse when we were kids and we watched the eclipse? 1979, I believe. No, I don't remember. Was it that late?

I don't know. It wasn't 1979? I don't know. That wasn't. That's the last one. Yeah, 1979. The last one was 79. No, I thought there was one.

Man, stop trying to act young when you're not young. I was two at that point. No, whatever. I couldn't even remember. Well, I thought there was one. This is the first total solar eclipse since 1979, so there might have been partial ones. That might be't even remember. Well, I thought there was 19. This is the first total solar eclipse since 1979, so there might have been partial ones. And that might be what you remember.

I remember talking about it in school. I don't know. The only eclipse I acknowledge is Pusha T and Malice. Drop one of the Clues bombs and Pusha T and Malice, damn it. And there's also a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse. So this one's a solar eclipse. Lunar's obviously with the moon. Well, shout out to everybody in North Carolina.

Angela, you and I were in North Carolina on Friday. We should have stayed to watch the solar eclipse. Right'm confused. Well, shout out to everybody in North Carolina. Angela Yee and I were in North Carolina on Friday. We should have stayed to watch the solar eclipse. Right? For real. We were at Peter Thomas' Club One, which is rammed out. Shout out to him. Yeah, it was packed in there. And then shout out to everybody that partied with me in the city.

A$AP Furry came out and performed and did his damn thing, too. So let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what we talking about, Yee? Let's talk about all the protests that went on over the weekend. It's pretty exciting to see everybody coming out to protest against racism. Also, I'll give you some more updates on what's happening with this solar eclipse. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back.

Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. And let's talk about this solar eclipse a little more. Alright,

so we're going to give you some last minute information about the solar eclipse in case you haven't been paying attention. The last one that we had was in 1979 and that was the total solar eclipse the last time that we had one of those. So this is a monumental thing. You might never see this again in your lifetime. This is

going to happen today starting at 10 a.m. on the West Coast, and it ends on the East Coast a little before 3 p.m. Oh, so it lasts a few hours. Yeah, it lasts a few hours, depending on where you are. Okay, yeah. So with the South Carolina, there's a lot of lizard man sightings. The lizard man is supposed to come out once the solar eclipse hits today.

The lizard man? What the hell is the lizard man? Oh, South Carolina myth, you know. So clearly a man that's a lizard who lives in like the swamps. And he'll probably come out today during the solar eclipse. All right, well, as far as you watching it, the total solar eclipse is going to last about two minutes, depending on where you are. The longest time of the event is about two minutes and 43 seconds.

That's when everything goes dark. So what are you supposed to do? You're supposed to make a wish or something? Like, what are you supposed to do during that time? It's just exciting for people to watch because you might never see something like this again. Some people feel like it's a scary thing. Like, back in the day, they used to feel like because they didn't know exactly what it was. It was, like, ominous.

It's got to be something spiritual connected to it, too. Like, we're supposed to, I'm going to make a wish. That's what I'm going to do. Well, there you go. If you wish on a fallen star, you should wish when you see a solar eclipse. I'm going to do something. I'm not going to just sit there and be like, oh, look at that mighty marvel of the world. So what exactly is a solar eclipse?

A solar eclipse is when the moon's shadow falls on the earth as it passes between us and the sun. So that means that's why it's going to be dark. Now, lunar eclipses is the opposite. That's when the moon is blacked out by moving into the shadow of the earth. So this one we're having is a solar eclipse. I'm going to make a wish. I would pray, but that would be kind of stupid to close your eyes during that whole thing

because you're missing. Yeah, that would be. And make sure you wear glasses if you plan to watch. And not just sunglasses, like special glasses, right? You can't potentially really go blind, so you have to get the special glasses or else you could do long-term damage to your eyes. So don't play around with that. Try to be cute, try to look directly into the sun. Just get

you some 3D glasses from the movie theater. That way you can see it closer to you. Glasses are pretty cheap. You can go to any drugstore and get them. So make sure you go pick them up. A lot of people are going to have masturbations after this. I know a lot of people are going to be like, I can see. I know that for sure. Yeah, because they're going to be... I wonder if you look through your phone, because you know a lot of people are going to be looking through their phone. They said not to do that either. And if you're going to use a camera

or binoculars. Yeah, right. Unless you have the glasses on too, or they have special filters for the camera, because the thing is, if you zoom in or something like that, it actually intensifies. Well, guess what? It's going to be a lot of blind people after the day. I said the same thing. There's no way in hell this generation is going to avoid

looking through their phone. Not trying to take a picture. Well, if you have the glasses on, you should be fine. Alright, well, let's talk about all these protests. Well, we were all talking about the scheduled, quote-unquote, free speech rally, which is really just called for. We want to discuss racist things and promote that without being arrested. But that happened in Boston. And there were about 40,000 protesters that came to Boston to rally against these, quote unquote, free speech people.

So anti-hate protesters. Anti-hate protesters showed up. 40,000 of them. That's crazy in Boston because Boston always has the reputation of being a racist city. 33 people were arrested. Very few injuries that happened. And now amongst all of that, there was also protests in Atlanta as well.

And here is what the protesters were chanting. Move Trump! Get out the way! Get out the way! Move Trump! Get out the way! What out the way. Get out the way. Move Trump, get out the way. What the hell did they get a band?

They had a band with them playing the instrument? Yeah, they were very organized. There was about 2,000 demonstrators on the streets in Atlanta, and they were peacefully protesting all of the racism and hate that was on display in Charlottesville, Virginia the previous week. And in Virginia, they are trying to get rid of this petition. They want to get rid of some Confederate monuments and replace that with a statue of Missy Elliott. According to Nathan

Coughlin. Why Missy Elliott? I was kidding. Well he said the guy who started it, together we can put white supremacy down flip it and reverse it. You mean to tell me, matter of fact this is the anniversary of Nat Turner's slave rebellion which happened in Virginia.

Right. But y'all want to put up a picture, I mean, a statue of Missy Elliott. I love Missy Elliott. But I'm just saying, wouldn't you rather much have a statue of Nat Turner or somebody? Like, why Missy Elliott? Well, they feel like she was born there. She had a significant rise from her very humble beginnings. And she had over 30 million albums sold.

What does that have to do with black people's civil liberties? I love Missy Elliott, but Jesus Christ, can we get our priorities together? Why? If I were the white racist, that would piss me off. I'm not even going to pronounce it. That would piss me all the way off. What could have been Pusha T?

Listen, man. Pusha T and Missy Elliott. Come on, man. Listen. What about that? Maybe D'Angelo, too. And I like the move Trump thing, too. Chris Brown.

All right. Well, that is your front page news. All right. Now, when we come back, get it off your chest. Lord have mercy. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up right now.

Maybe you feel pissed off. Maybe you feel blessed. Whatever it may be. Get it off your chest. If you're mad about power last night. Oh, Lord have mercy. That hurt my heart about power last night. Oh, Lord have mercy. That hurt my heart, man. Woo.

Oh, my God. Like, why y'all had to do that on power, man? I don't know if y'all seen Game of Thrones, but oh, my gosh. I think this is going to kill me. All right. Let's move it. All right. All right.

Try to big up a black show, and here comes this old guy. All right. This is Breakfast Club. See what I'm saying? The Breakfast Club. Wake up. Wake up. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. It's your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Good morning, who's this? This is Lamar. Lamar, get it off your chest. How you doing, man? I'm feeling blessed, man. Like, I actually live to see the day where a racist statue of a man is coming down in replacement of Missy Elliott.

I can't believe it. You really believe that's going to happen, sir? They're not going to put Missy Elliott in. They didn't say they were going to put Missy Elliott in, bro. I know. But you know what? If they would have put DMS, I would have cried. My brother, we got to stop playing with stuff like this.

Like, I know it sounds cool and it's funny to circulate a petition, but we look like a joke if we're actually trying to get these Confederate statues down to put up statues of Missy Elliott, bro. Missy Elliott deserves a statue. In Virginia, when Nat Turner... Where she's from. When Nat Turner led a slave rebellion. Nat Turner deserves a statue, too, but I'm not going to say Missy Elliott doesn't deserve one.

But why? What does that do? Hey, hey, calm down. You could put a statue of her high school or her elementary school. Yeah, something like that. Yeah. But don't act like You can put a Missy Elliott. You can put a statue of her high school or her elementary school. Yeah, something like that. Yeah. But don't act like, you know, Missy Elliott has advanced black people in some way, shape, or form. She's groundbreaking. I'm sure she has, but not like.

She definitely has. Anyway. You're right. Hello. Hello. With the new I Have a Dream speech. I'm going to start the mix-up for Missy Elliott this morning. Hello, who's this?

Victoria. Hey, Victoria, get it off your chest. I'm mad because these prices in Jersey Transit is ridiculous. I can't go to school, work, and afford these prices at the same damn time. So what you saying? Wait, that's Victoria? Yes. Yes.

Victoria, how are you going to make extra money? Why don't you get another job or something? I can't. I'll go to school full-time. Plus, I can't afford the prices. Victoria actually flew out to Vegas to the IHART Festival. You got money for that, but you can't. You ain't got money for the train. I don't have money this year like that. I can't afford the prices. Victoria actually flew out to Vegas for the I Heart Festival. You got money for that, but you can't. You ain't got money for the training.

I don't have money this year like that. I don't. I don't. Baby, Victoria, it's 168 hours in a week. You got more than enough time to chase your dreams and deal with your reality, okay? I can't. I can't work.

I be ducking on the train posting the conductor don't see me. How she can't work? You go to school full time that's about 40 hours a week. What you doing with the other 128 hours? Studying.

Oh, Lord. There you go. That's a fact. Well, get your study in, Mama. 120 hours of studying, that's not even possible. So you gotta get straight A's. That's right.

Yeah. A pluses. Well, thank you for calling, Mama. Thank you. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent.

Hit us up right now. That was the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Just 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. Malik, good morning. Hey, good morning. How you doing, Angie? Pretty good, man. Good morning. Hey. Long, Charlamagne.

How y'all doing, man? What's up, brother? Now, you were at the Atlanta protest, right? Yeah, I'm one of the organizers, and I was a participant for it. Shout out to the NAACP, Black Lives Matter, the Sisters Organization, Sister Care Alliance Organization, Malcolm X Grassroots Foundation, Francis Johnson from the NAACP, Gerald Griggs from the NAACP, Mawali Davis from the Cochran firm, Janelle Green, Senator Vincent Fort.

So many people. But yeah, I was actually there. And to answer your question, no, we didn't have a band, Charlamagne. But there was a gentleman, there were a couple of gentlemen that came with their trumpets. Now, what happened, and I'll tag you guys on Twitter in some of the pictures, I put

them up on Instagram, blah, blah, blah this past weekend. What it was was we had a we had a little car pulling a sound system and somebody decided to put on Ludacris Move, and we just took the words and just remixed it. Move Trump, get out of the way.

It was spontaneous. It was real spontaneous, because I didn't even, you know, and I was one of the part of the organization. I didn't know that we was going to do that, but it just happened to click, and everybody just started chanting. I'll show you. I saw the video. I saw a bunch of videos. I like that chant, man. But, you know, we just got to keep in mind that removing Trump out of the White House is definitely part of the treatment. But it's absolutely not to kill. Because you're still going to have plenty of white devils who are racist and who only want liberty and justice for them.

Not all, just them. Hello, who's this? What's going on? It's Mr. Pay It Forward, DJ Envy. What's up, Mr. Pay It Forward? Ain't nothing, man. First off, I just want to start off by saying God bless you and your family, man. Me and my girl follow y'all.

I think your family is so dope, man. You know what I'm saying? I feel like I'm blessed right now, of course, because I'm paying it forward, and I'm in the process of starting a non-for-profit. I'm really considering if the name should be paying forward or feed the streets. I'm not really sure yet, but that got me a little excited. I'm actually in Newark right now on my way to go pick up some food so I can start handing it out.

Brian, didn't we talk about this? Did we talk about what? I thought you emailed me. Yeah, I did email you. You ain't hit me back yet. Man, stop lying saying I didn't hit you back and I did hit you back. Nah, you hit me back and then I responded to your email again. You told me last week to leave my Instagram. I left it, and you ain't respond back to it yet.

Let me look and see, man. My goodness. I'm telling you, man. Charlamagne kind of, oh, he forget things a lot. All right, you guys will get it together, man. Hold on, man. I do want to help you get some food to the homeless. I like what he's trying to do.

Mr. Pay it forward is going to, like, a bunch of restaurants that be throwing out food when they don't use the food at the end of the night. Right. They have leftover food and he takes it to the homeless people. I like that idea. He wants to get a van, though, to keep the food fresh. Did he make, do it go from here? No, not yet. I don't remember, man.

He said he emailed me, but I remember hitting him back, but that's all I remember. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up. Eve, we got rumors on the way? Yes, we'll tell you what. Reality Star couple, I guess they're a couple again, are going to be on marriage boot camp. Also, Whitney Houston, a new documentary coming.

This one sounds like it's going to be pretty interesting. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. All right, well, let's get that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. All right, well, let's get to the rumors. We got to say rest in peace, Dick Gregory.

It's about time. What's going on? Rumor report. Rumor report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to him. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, yes, Dick Gregory was 84 years old when he passed.

According to his rep, he died from heart failure. He was recently hospitalized for an unknown but serious condition. Now, Dick Gregory has been on The Breakfast Club before. A comedian, actor, writer, civil rights activist. He was the first black performer to perform at a white club in 1961 when Hugh Hefner saw that he was talented and gave him a regular spot at the Playboy Club in Chicago. He also performed on The Tonight Show back in the days, but refused unless he was able to have a seat on the couch.

And often people will say things like, why do you have guys like Dick Gregory on The Breakfast Club? He has nothing to do with hip-hop. He's old. I'm like, this is why, because he's iconic. Absolutely. Absolutely. He was arrested numerous times during marches in the 60s as well with some of the biggest civil rights leaders of the decade. Yes.

So rest in peace to Dick Gregory. Our condolences to his family. And we will be replaying that Dick Gregory interview next hour. Next hour, yes. For cultural purposes only. Absolutely. Now, Whitney Houston, there's a Showtime documentary that is going to be coming out. And it's called Whitney, Can I can i be me now there's some

previously unseen tour footage from 1999 and there's some interviews with whitney houston's friends and family they're going to talk about all kinds of things including the fact that she was on drugs way before she met bobby brown also rumors about her sexuality because everybody said that her best friend that used to work for her was also her girlfriend and her downfall and kind of how they had built up this flawless image of Whitney Houston that her record label wanted to do they wanted her to really cross over and they said her brothers actually used to give her the drugs they said they would party and that's what people did back then they also said her first number one hit which was Saving All My Love For You. They did that because any song that was too funky or too R&B

or too black was rejected for Whitney by the label. They wanted to kind of whitewash her, and they said she actually got booed at the Soul Train Awards back in 1989. It was some backfire to all of that whitewashing so that she never really recovered from that situation, but it seems like it'll be a really good documentary.

That's crazy, though, because all of Whitney Houston's songs seem like they had so much soul. Like, nothing about Whitney ever seemed whitewashed to me, as far as music. I think earlier on, if you hear some of her songs, like, so emotional, it's like a lot of, you know... You couldn't whitewash her after she got Bobby Brown.

Right, she met Bobby Brown, actually. That's why his last name is Brown, and she had to put Brown in her name. At that Soul Train Awards where she got booed, that's where they met, and that kind of changed her life because they tried to make her have this clean image, hugging teddy bears. Nope. But then she met Bobby Brown and that kind of brought back who she really was. Nice brown stain on that white t-shirt.

Now, in that interview, they also said, I don't think she was gay. I think she was bisexual. And they kind of confirmed that she did have a relationship with her best friend, Robin Crawford. All right? So make sure y'all check that out. Seems like it'll be good. It's on Showtime. Okay.

And Jay-Z, this interview he did with Rap Raider, we have a lot of different clips we'll be playing throughout the morning. Hope interview. But here's one part where he talks about LeVar Ball and the big baller brand and how he bought three pairs of those sneakers. LeVar Ball, he said, I'm going to start my own company. Everybody's like, you should sign a Nike. Now, he may go about things wrong, but I bought three pair.

That man has a vision of his own. Why wouldn't I support him? Why do we get so upset when we, us, as a culture, want to start our own shit? That shit is puzzling to me. I sit back and I'm like, this makes no sense. Like, f*** the thing. Like, everyone has this reverence towards these things. You know what I'm saying?

Like, it can't happen. We are culture. Nothing moves without us. We just continue to give it away. Jay-Z is absolutely right, but it's puzzling to me that it took Jay-Z to say that for people to be like, yeah, he's right. That's been my mindset since day one.

I always said that if LaVar Ball wins with this, he changes the way shoe companies do business with players forever. It opens up the door for a new era of billionaires. Well, he sold $150,000 worth on the first day. So, apparently people went out and bought those. And that statement right there is going to have people going back and buying more, so that's a wonderful thing.

Drop one of the clues bombs for Rap Radar. Alright, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. Alright, now when we come back, we're going to get our interview on with Dick Gregory. We did this, I thought, a couple of months ago. No, it was March of 2016. Yeah, it wasn't a couple of months ago. Okay, well, we're going to get that back on 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 God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we had the pleasure to interviewing Dick Gregory, who passed away over the weekend at the age of 84. He was a civil rights activist, a comedian, and more. And we're going to get that interview back on, so let's go. It's a privilege and honor to have this man

in the building this morning. Mr. Dick Gregory. Mr. Dick Gregory. Thank you. Excuse me. They said that about Jesus on Thursday and killed him on Friday. And then white folks told me to call it a good day, so I called it Good Friday. Now, I love watching your message for black people. You do it every year.

What's your message for black people in 2016? Run. Run? Why do you say run? I never thought I'd see the day I'd pray to God because if I'm born over again, I'm going to be a white man. Really? No, I'm super black. Yeah.

They're so lucky, man. Think about all the stuff that happened to us. And when we finally get a black president, that's why them white folks is lucky. They get a behaved Negro. He don't raise his voice. He ain't never calling my honky. You know what I'm saying? Can you imagine how lucky they are?

So if you were president, it would be a lot different. You know, I ran for president in 1968. And had I won, the first thing I would do would dig up that rose garden and plant me a watermelon patch. I'll sit up on the balcony and eat watermelon and spit the seeds on Pennsylvania. How do you feel about the rise of Donald Trump? I think it's two of them. No, no, no. Two Donald Trumps?

One guy can't be that ugly. What would you do if Donald Trump won and became president? If he wins and becomes president? Do you think that's possible? In America, anything is possible. Because we don't run nothing. But if you got money, then there's certain things your child

don't go through. Even if it's a black man? If your child got a damn earache, you don't have to wait until Bob will get paid. You go today. The same thing is there, but they don't go through that whole struggle. I got 10

children, man. Damn. I'm happy for you. I'm proud. I don't want my sperm to catch up to yours. Oh, man, just give me some booty. Y'all be going through these changes and they want to lie about it.

Now I see John Legend is producing an off-Broadway play based on your life Turn Me Loose. Yes. Did he come to you or was that your idea? Did you say, hey, I have an idea, I want to do this play based on No, I never have ideas. Come on now. I don't believe that. I don't. My head's 10,000 miles away.

I mean, when you stop and think about Al Sharpton, he's probably the most powerful black person in America because of the shows. Five days on White Network. More than Oprah? Over Louis Farrakhan? Oh, he got the media. Mr. Farrakhan on the media. Do I need to leave here or something?

No, my brother. Come on now. Well, I'm just media. Mr. Frack, I don't know how you do that. Do I need to leave here or something? No, my brother. Well, I'm just telling you how it works. On every day, five days a week. I think that's the problem nowadays. Like, you know, you don't have a lot of OGs sharing with them. No, it's a different rhythm. Hey, man, when I was a little boy, you had NBC, CBS, and ABC. Now my grandchildren, my children, they trying to turn from ABC to NBC and pass the pornography station.

Four years old, I'm going to stop. Then you got social media with all the stuff out there. You got Instagram? I don't touch none of that. Let me show you something. Yeah, okay. Uh-oh. I just want to show you because I feel what you're saying.

What you going to show? Beyonce's cousin. That's not her cousin. That's not Beyonce's cousin, man. No, man. Take you that long to find her? No, here she go. You ain't no cop reaching for your gun. That's her in the blue right there.

The booty. Yeah, the booty. The booty. Yes, sir. Well, let me just straighten out something for you. The Catholic Church didn't make a booty. Yes, sir. Well, let me just straighten out something for you. The Catholic Church didn't make a booty. The word booty came from the pirates. That's the loot.

The loot that they take is called the booty. Let's go get some booty. So a black man is the only one that calls his woman the booty. Because we're pirates and she ain't been freed. We're the only man in the world that refer to our woman, she's a strong sister, but call our car beautiful. So you wonder why they'll shoot your mama, your daddy, your son 20 times in the head but won't mess with your car

because they mess with their car. As long as you've been here and you ain't never heard a black man say that white racist cop took his stick and hit my car. As long as you've been here, and you ain't never heard a black man say, that white racist cop took his stick and hit my car. While we had a prayer vigil for a five-year-old that got shot in the head. You saw the youngster

in Cleveland, 12 years old. Pull that up and go look at it again. You could see the rooftops when he was out there playing in the park. Which means those pictures was coming from a satellite. Mm-hmm. Did you see when the cop pulled up? Mm-hmm.

Now, anytime somebody say, Nick, what a gun, you think one cop going to show up? No. It'd be farty. How come just one cop showed up? Because they told him it was a kid who possibly had a toy gun and was playing? They didn't hear that. And we can take that back to the Black Panthers. How are you going to sit

and say, kill the white racist police without getting me killed? But that's the game. What's the headlines? 1.5 million missing black men. Now, wait a minute. Missing don't mean they're in jail. Hmm. Huh? Black body 1.5 million missing black men. Now, wait a minute. Missing don't mean they're in jail. Black body parts from black men is worth 10,000 more money than from women.

So what do they do with the body parts? They sell them to people? Eat them? What do they do? Man, they told me how smart you was. I'm asking. Can I talk to somebody else? I wouldn't even share this with you when everybody told me,

oh, he's so brilliant. You better go home tonight and check and make sure you ain't got no scars. Better check him while you... He got some scars on his head. I woke up the other morning and I had two cuts on both shins.

Oh, okay. I said, I was playing and saying aliens abducted me. No. Well, let's look at it. They told you. Remember that? They told you.

I guess it was six months ago about that planet. They call it our cousin. How close it is to here. That's where they are. Missing don't mean I'm in jail. Missing mean I'm gone. Your powerful talking, your powerful speech. Do they ever ban you from places or is there backlash at all?

Yeah, they ban me from my house. That's why I only got 10 children. No, here's, let me tell you how it works. When you say you are a soldier, black men will talk about they sold you, go to war. I was in the military when it was segregated. 50,000 black men with a white captain up on the table. I want you boys to understand if you give captains about the enemy, give them nothing but name, right and center. And all of them, yeah, we understand, except me.

And they said, what's wrong with you, boy? You stupid. I said, I, we understand, except me. And they said, what's wrong with you, boy? You stupid. I said, I guess I am. Y'all think when white folks ask you a question, you're supposed to be breaking. Mr. Gregory, we paid you $100,000 to come over here for the day. But while we're waiting, a couple of us would like to ask you some questions. What's on your mind?

So I get into my, uh, did you say y'all want to know? Well, my mind? Well, I'm trying to figure out where do albinos go after high school? Every high school got albinos. You see one on... You travel a lot. You ever see one on a plane? Ain't none in the army. Ain't none in jail. They on that super earth, man. You ain't never heard no woman say albino rape me. They be easy

to catch. So I just wanna know where... Why I got to be brilliant to them? Where do they go? I've got to be brilliant to them. Where do they go? I've been out the cemetery. I've never

seen an albino cemetery. I've never heard of albino funeral. I just want to know where do albinos go after high school? That's all. You got close to where your children, you ever seen an albino? I know one. I know one. He's named Cron Don.

He lives in L.A. I know one. I know one. He's named Cron Don. He's named Cron Don. He lives in L.A. I know one. I do know one. Yeah, but he might not be one. They always find one black to see one. I have never seen one. That's all I want.

So then I get off of that. They said, well, anything else? I said, yeah. I'm trying to wonder what happened to pigeons. I ain't never seen a baby pigeon. Have you? No. No, that's a fact. You know what I mean to pigeons. I ain't never seen a baby pigeon. Have you? No. No, that's a fact.

You hear me? Yeah, I ain't never seen a baby pigeon. I ain't never seen. And then white folks say, well, that's because you urban. I'm urban. I seen a baby kangaroo. Seen a baby gorilla. Huh?

You hear me? I never seen two cats in either. Oh, there you go. I've seen that. Yes, me and you. Yeah, I've seen that. Me and you. I said me and you.

I almost missed it because I was watching you. So you don't have the money to do everything I did. I spent 30 million dollars researching. If white folks say something I don't know, I just tell them like they tell me. I lie about it. Do you think race relations in America will ever improve? What difference does it make? That's like me and you are Jews and I say Germany. And you say to me, you think race relations in Germany will ever improve?

Then I call the police on you. You hear me? You see, here's how it works. 110 years ago, we had a meeting. And you say one day horses will be obsolete. They'll take you to a mental hospital while you're in a trial. Yes, sir.

And your day horses is obsolete. Some people have that vision where they can see it. It's like the word honky. We let white folks try to put us down and say that's a racial term. It's not. You see, when I try to explain to white folks that prostitution is for the benefit of white boys,

you mean black men don't have prostitutes? I said, go back to slavery, man. She didn't have a job. I'm going to buy some pussy. Are you serious? I mean, just ask yourself, I'm going to buy some pussy. I don't have to pay for it.

I get it when she come home wet with a pocket full of your money. But when I went to college, the whole house was run by a black woman. Ma Hatchett, 30 miles away from Southern Illinois University. That's what ran Richard Pryor crazy. He's in Peoria, Illinois, 90 miles from Chicago. So when Prince Charles and all the mayors come in from all over the world, they go down there so

white folk can't see them. And when the brother pull up, he honked the horn. Honk, honk. That's where the word honky comes from. We here. I'm trying to figure out how do honky mean anything but that? This is a game they play.

A game. But it messes up the whole system. I did some research. I was looking for breast milk. So I called my man. I said, man, I need you to find the number one authority on breast milk. Do you want to drink it? In the world.

Am I talking? I'm sorry, sir. Are the world. Am I talking? Are you here five days a week? And I'm just here for a few minutes? Yes, I'm sorry. So, Steve Jaffe called me and he said, hey, I've got a problem.

There's two authorities. I said, well, I'm going to give one a million. He said, okay, I'll give him two million. And he said, and the other thing, both of them are men. Did you hear me? The number one and number two authority on breast milk is men. Did you ever watch your wife nurse a baby? Yes, sir, watching her now.

While she's nursing on this breast, the other breast is leaking. Do you know them thugs thought it was milk? It's poison. That universal God-teeth baby didn't come from her, it came through her. And all the poison she's had in her body since she was a baby shoots it out so that baby

can't get it. I said, all you got to do is have it tested. These authorities. Oh my God. Look at here. That's what we're living with. Oh, my God. Look at here. That's what we're living with. Something's not right. I saw you say once that, you know, Barack Obama was president and black people still sleep.

Well, why would they wake up? Why would they wake up? It's like Bill Cosby didn't know he was going to get in no trouble. Black folks loved him. He was Dr. Who. He's Cliff Huxtable. You ever heard of Nick named Huskable? You ever heard of a white boy named Huskable?

Nope. Ain't nobody on the planet named Huskable. That name don't spare white folks. And white folks loved him. White children be on his shoulder eating tapioca out of his eardrums. Mommy, mommy. And then all of a sudden, his son get killed. And he can't do no more Jell-O commercials.

Did you ever think about that? What got him in trouble? He was going to buy NBC. So that's a fact. That ain't some Internet rumor. I don't deal in facts. I don't guess what white folks don't mess with me. I don't handle bodyguards.

I've always been listed in the phone book. I never had a check. My wife handles all the money. That's her and the children. That's why you ain't never saw no scandal about me. Why? When I was in the nightclub, man, making $5 a night,

I made a deal with myself. If I didn't bring a woman in here, I'm not leaving with one. This is my job. I wouldn't bring her to a steel mill. Why do you think they waited so long to come after Bill? Huh? Why did they wait so long to come after him?

Because he was going to buy NBC. And if you don't understand white supremacy, you missed it all. And they did the same thing to him. They did to Tiger Wood. Tiger Wood got four more majors to catch up with Jack Nicklaus. Five to be the all-time champ. That's when they busted him. And then after he made a deal, they said he's going to a such camp in Mississippi.

You see that? Yeah, I saw that. That's where they weaned you off a foot. Yeah. They bought me shit. Give me the address. Serious. They gave the address. Serious. They gave up nothing.

I'm surprised they never came after you. All that honest speaking, you be doing what I said. I'm surprised. But y'all forget. Y'all think y'all came from this stuff, your mom and them? I know. I came from the same universal force that put the moon, the sun, the water, and everything else.

Damn right. Come get me if you can, but you got to get through. Hmm? Mm-hmm. Damn right. You see, they talk about the baddest thing in the history of the planet. Huh? Bigger than mountains.

The dinosaur. But they didn't tell you that when the dinosaur was here, so was the butterfly. It ain't about being big and bad and nasty. It's about being nice and humble. Now look at her. I see the butterfly.

You ever seen a caterpillar? The pictures of Valentine's Day cards? No. Then out of that caterpillar, the cocoon, she hooks herself to a tree. And the heat comes through. And that hole came in, and out comes beautiful sister. I see why you got 10 kids, though. That's smooth talking.

No. I don't talk moms. You hear what I'm saying? How many babies you got? Two. Were you talking? Yeah, I talk too much. He probably does.

He talks too much. He probably talks and texts and tweets at the same time. So this is the last part of our interview with Dick Greger. If you want to see the full interview, just hit up our YouTube page, Breakfast Club AM. All right? Check it out. I wonder what you think of the use of the word nigger now. Nigger?

I mean, because, you know, you wrote the book, great book. What do you think of the way people use it now, like, in a good context? Well, that's why they mad. Once you stop being ashamed with something that wasn't true in the first place. And the reason these white folks are so mad at the president, because at one time they didn't see nothing but the niggas they wanted to see. That's why Jet Magazine one day will go down as one of the fine things in the history because all over the world you didn't get to see our entertainers.

You got to see the black person that was vice president of Harvard. You got to see the woman. Now I got a problem with the number one major black educational institution. Well, it's Howard. Howard was named after a thug, punk, white boy, General Howard, who became famous for killing Indian children. And that's whose name is on that scoop. The most powerful black scoop for women is Spellman, rockefeller's mama spellman rockefeller are

you crazy but that'll change you're gonna change that that'll change huh because they can't look and see what this whole piece is about and you comics you know one thing ain't no money in comedy compared to writing the other one is just trickery And the reason they can't deal with me, I was making $5 a night, three nights a week, and black folks came to see me. They had no money. It's free shows. $0.35 for a bottle of beer, you could sit all night.

That's how I'm one of the few comics that can walk on stage in 24 hours, and I can still be talking because I refuse to do the same show over to the folks that just heard it. Then I started understanding that celebrity status is a violation of God. A violation of God? God, yeah. That's why you think celebrity is so crazy. All the weird sex craziness they have.

All the drinking and all of this. That's a violation. I got around it because I'm listed in the phone book. Niggas made me. Yes, sir. Queen Elizabeth makes $360 million every 24 hours. There's interest on her money. But my welfare can put her hand next to him, and both of them was made by the same person,

and both of them are made to save. Ain't no friggin dollar hanging she had babies the same way welfare mothers have babies black people i want no free money as a businessman i can take a whole all around the world with me today and as long as i call that whole my secretary it's a tax write-off damn huh see how first class they wouldn't be there if they couldn't write their ticket off. See how it works? That's a game they play. What most folks don't know is Michael Jackson

was killed at 2 o'clock in the morning with a laser. With a laser. Four days later, they find the bloody shirt. All you gotta do is Google it and found out it was $400,000 jewelry and cash missing. That's why they told Bratton to get out of there. And if you follow where he went when he left there, went to Virginia, CIA.

So that's why this is so important. This is my final question, Mr. Greger. What's the solutions? Because we know all the problems. Ain't no solutions. It's too late. Damn. solutions because we know all the problems ain't no solutions it's too late damn when your wife is nine months pregnant that universal god gonna drop that baby if you mean death to the mother and the

child see you're always talking about solutions you saw the super bowl yes sir okay you got a nick outrun god cam newt were you so busy looking at the bulls, you didn't notice they had to change cleats eight times on them players. Yeah, I remember them mentioning that. Because they got something in the ground. That's why they kept falling. Did you see when they hit him, he dropped the ball. He didn't reach for it.

That's in your blood, man. Like you drop off your baby, you grab it, huh? You didn't. If you go back to a year before that. Marshawn Lynch. They was on the half inch line. They couldn't even measure it. No timeout.

There's a brother there will outrun God with a ball. They throw it to a white boy and he drop it. Y'all don't know what you're looking at. This is a trillion dollar industry. Welfare folks looking at it and you think they ain't gonna trick you this is a game so basically you just gotta wait till god come and pressure wash everything no you can't use god as a pitbull the time is already set you got the black doctor carter he separated siiamese twins from the head. That's never happened before. He's been running now for seven months.

He never mentioned it. Don't that seem funny? Because he wasn't in the room. But let's say he was. Ain't it something funny? You've done something that's never happened in the history of the play, and you ain't been nominated for a Nobel Prize. I didn't say get it.

He's never been nominated. Well, this is the game. And when he got to the president's pravijal and said Obamacare is worse than slavery, when he got back to the university in Baltimore, he was fired. They had already paid him

to do the commencement address, and he keeps a check we don't want you back on campus. That's how this works, right? And so y'all had something touch y'all. And you're so beautiful. Let me tell you something. Every week, you should get naked. Now hear me, hear me, hear me.

Don't cut them off. And look into the mirror and thank God for being beautiful because ugly is a bitch. Oh, my gosh. You hear me? You better give Mr. Gregory your number. People say, ain't no ugly children. Show me an ugly adult.

We can trace that back to the crib. See how it works? And so when you stop and think about something I was going to throw you for, I left here. I wasn't around white folks. Originally segregated neighborhood. And old black folks told me all white boys had little bitty peewees

and eventually mine would touch the ground. I just thought I was a late bloomer. So you never touched the ground? Did yours? No. What was you make think mine did? You hear me? Yes, sir.

You may have some of the dummies. If that was true of black men, it wouldn't be no divorces. You're right. You know what I'm saying? And thank you all. Thank you all. Thank you, my brother. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It's a black man. Can you see that number there? What's this? Robert what? Gallup?

Robert Gallup. AIDS patent. He invented a cure for AIDS and HIV. What's that number? No, look at the number. 464773. That's the patent. All you got to do is call the U.S. patent today and give them the number.

And they tell you what it is. You know they're not going to release that. Ain't no money in the cure. Yeah, but there you go again. Money in the U.S. patent today and give them the number. They tell you what it is. There ain't no money in the kill. There you go again. There you go again. No, you're right. Now, when I show you this, I might want y'all to salute me.

We've been there. No, no, no. You didn't do it right. It had to be like that. Now, listen to this. What's the date? November 7 no, no. Oh, no, you didn't do it right. It had to be like that. Now, listen to this. What's the date? November 7th, 1968. What paper?

This is the Wall Street Journal. Wall Street Journal. I ran for president of the United States November the 4th, 567. That's Friday. Wall Street Journal said what? Election computer goofs gives Gregory 9 million votes. They shut everything down. That's 9 million votes out of Pennsylvania.

For a few minutes, I was the president. Go ahead, keep on. Some machines just aren't to be believed. Take the big computer in New York that was designed to compile results of yesterday's general election. At one point early yesterday morning, the machine was crediting Dick Gregory, the comedian-turned-presidential candidate with 9 million votes in Pennsylvania. And had I won, I'd have asked for a recount. And I would have told them white folks, I'd have said,

for 200 years, you got these rich, billionaire white folks been running this country. I'm not going to clean it up. You clean it up. Okay? So anyway, I just want to thank y it up. You clean it up. Okay? So anyway, I just want to thank y'all. Thank you, Mr. Gregory, man. Really appreciate you coming, my brother. You're very necessary, my brother. Thank you for coming, man. It's The Breakfast Club. It's Dick Gregory.

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ N.V. Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Back to the work week. Good morning. Good morning. Now let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk 50 Reserve. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Angela Yee.

It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, 50 Cent posted that Tails BS is garbage. Good idea, badly executed. It would be gone faster than you can say 50 did it. LOL. And that's in reference to Irv Gotti's show, Tails, that's on BET. Because 50 Cent has his own show coming to BET as well.

Well, Irv Gotti responded. He said, the fact that this clown is trying so hard for Tails to go away should let everyone know how dope my ish is. He's saying it's a dope idea, but poor execution. F out of here, bitch. You love my ish. I like the fact that 50 is so petty and he's never above giving some honest critique about something. But I wonder, would he ever really be objective about Earthshow?

Because I think Tails is a great show. You think he could be objective and actually give it up if he really thought it was dope? No. Well, we'll see. Now, according to Irby, he said he is shooting the Method Man and Mary J. Blige episode now, All I Need. And he said, don't let him confuse you. Our power is Courtney Kemp's show. It's not his.

He's an actor who gets an EP credit. It's Courtney's show, just like Tails is my show. So it goes on and on and on. 50 and Irv will never be cool. They're both cancers. Yeah, you think? They'd never be cool. They're both cancers. I don't even think they're going to be in the same room. It'll and on and on. 50 and Irv will never be cool. They're both cancers. Yeah, you think? They'd never be cool. They're both cancers.

I don't even think they're going to be in the same room. It'll be awkward and odd. He'll always be petty. I'm kind of the same. It's going to be awkward at the BET up front. When you've got to do BET up front and you've got to do BET tails and you've got to do 50 Central. No, they'll do it the right way.

Somebody will get there at like 10 a.m. and the next person will get there at 1 p.m. They're not going to come at the same time. No way. Interesting. I wonder if they both have offices over there. I doubt it. No, no. All right, now let's discuss another beef that's going on,

and this is Aniko Hart versus Tori Hart. Now, it all started with Aniko Hart posting how grateful she is. I thought they were friends. To God for putting everything together with her and Kevin, and then somebody said to her he hasn't even been divorced for six years yet. He got divorced November 2011. I'm here for y'all, but you may not want to flaunt how long you guys been together because that just fuels the rumors of you being a mistress well anika responded and she is pregnant so she's

probably all in her feelings right now she said there's nothing to flaunt their marriage was broken away before i came in the picture they were separated living in separate homes i was never a secret she knew that as well don't believe the hype and then she went on to say that she never wrecked any home that was never the case people ran knew that as well. Don't believe the hype. And then she went on to say that she never wrecked any home. That was never the case. People ran with it. And she said that the ex-wife, Tori Hart, wanted to play the victim and not own up to her wrongdoing as well. She said that all in the Instagram post?

Yes. Oh, man. Why? Why is she doing that? That's all bad. You're pregnant. You're already married. She's probably emotional.

That's why. Yeah, because she's emotional. She's very emotional. But you're married. Why do you care? Like, why would that even bother you at this point? Because comments probably bother her all the time, especially when you're pregnant and you can't control it. Well, Tori Hart responded,

Aniko, sweetheart, normally I don't feed into this, but when you address me directly, you force my hand to respond or to be made out a liar. We have made successful strides to become a loving co-parenting family, but you have now left it open for my character to be questioned. You, Kevin, and I know the truth. I offer this simple solution to your IG comment problems. Either respond truthfully or don't respond at all. It doesn't matter if you was the mistress when you're the wife now. It don't even matter. Why do you want that conflict in the household?

You're the wife now. I can just imagine how Kevin was feeling when all this was going on. Oh, Lord have mercy. Oh, why? Kevin couldn't get to a phone fast enough to make this stop. Come on, baby. Put the phone down. Everybody stop.

All right, and I told you we'd be talking about Jay-Z's interview on Rap Radar Podcast all morning. Well, here is Jay-Z talking about the whole money phone thing. I had to listen again. Like, how is this being misinterpreted? I just said it ain't money to us. It ain't. Money to us is me and my three friends on the floor at the Golden State. Not because the seat's expensive, but because that's what we doing.

And that can't be the end all. That can't be our goal to get money and then show it on the Internet. That can't be our goal. That's some corny s***. I've been saying this. Change is cool to cop, but can't be our goal. That's some corny s**t. I've been saying this. Chains is cool to cop, but more important is lawyer fees. That's my first album. I've always been trying to get people gaming.

Like, yeah, man, learn from my experiences. I'm not even saying I'm better than anyone. All I'm saying is, like, yo, I touched that. I did that. Now, Future went to social media and said, same money you get, we getting too. That's not true, Future. You're not getting the same money Ove's getting, so you can stop that lie. That's number one.

And number two, yeah, he never did say, he never told people to stop doing it. He just said, that's not money to me. Yeah, it's not to him. We don't call that money over here. All right, and then he had this to say about the, I guess, supposed future lyric that's in the song Kill Jay-Z, where he talks about futures, you know, some playing

football in the future with his stepfather. Here is what he said about that. I thought about that line and I was like, I really don't mean any malice. What I mean by that is the way his situation plays out because he's such a public figure, my mind would have played out that way and maybe four times more. It was a line to say, that could happen to me in my future. Another way where I have to mature. I have to mature in that space where I be like, as long as my child is in a loving environment, I have to move on.

Alright. Well, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Reports. Alright. Thank you, Miss Yee. Shout out to Mike. And by the way, shout out to Elliot and Bita again for that interview for Rap Radar with Jay-Z. Yeah, drop on the clues, Bob, for now. Elliot and B-Dot. All right. Now who are you giving your donkey to? Donkey of the day, man. You know, this is all my spirit.

And I can't not talk about it because it just won't go away. And if I don't get it off my heart, then it's just going to sit there and linger. And I don't like to live with regret. I need Tariq St. Patrick to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him. He may not be a real person to y'all, but he's a real person. Yeah. He's so

annoying. Oh my God. I don't even know what his real name is in real life, but I hate you. Are you giving a fake person donkey? There ain't nothing fake about him. Yes, there is. He's definitely a wankster. They grow up in the suburbs, privileged, and then try to act like they hardcore and gangster when they be in these screens.

No, pal, it's not real, right? This is a waste of donkey day. You know Game of Thrones is not real? That's real. You came in here talking about dragons this morning. The dragon died. Hey, that's a spoiler alert. Don't mess that up.

Well, I'm about to give a lot of spoiler alerts in Donkey of the Day, so this is a spoiler alert show. Big-ass donkey today. All right. When we come back, it's the breakfast cloak of morning. Hey, Charlemagne, say the gang donkey under the shade, man. You are a donkey. It's time for

Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the Donkey of the Day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, hit it with the heave-ho. It's the Breakfast Club, bitches. Who's Donkey of the Day today? Oh, boy. I got to get this off my chest.

Donkey of the Day for Monday, August 21st goes to Tariq St. Patrick. Let me tell you something. This is how I know power is a great show, because I am emotionally invested in a lot of these characters. There's three people I want to see die on power right now. In no particular order except number one. It's Tasha, Dre, and number one, Tariq St. Patrick. Now, hold on.

Hold on. What? Why Tasha? That's a whole other story for a whole other day. But she got to go. She's a ride or die. No, she is not. This is fake.

Not even close. This is fake. Yes, she is. She's never turned her back on her husband. What? What are you? That's another. We'll talk about that.

This is fake. Now, I absolutely hate that little boy, Tariq. Privileged little Negro who doesn't have to do any of the things he is doing or done. Cutting school, drinking lean, setting people up to get robbed. Meanwhile, his parents are rich and he was a straight-A student. I hate Tariq's face. Last week, he got a woman shot and killed because he set her up to get robbed by a guy named Brains and some other guy. And they told his dumb ass, soon as we come in the house, you should leave.

All right? Just bounce. But Tariq bum ass doesn't leave and comes up to stairs. When he comes up to stairs, one of the guys is sexually assaulting the woman and Tariq green ass yells out, brains, tell him stop. Let's hear it. Brains, tell him to stop. Please, I won't say anything.

You got her killed, Tariq. I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary, but if two people are wearing masks during an armed robbery, you should not yell out one of the person's names. So, of course, they had to kill the woman. Now, when they killed a woman, Tariq does what he does best, which is flee the scene. Out.

Tariq's nickname should actually be Flea because that's what he does best, flee the scene. But it's that scene which is causing me to give Tariq donkey of the day. See, the dirty cop, Ray Ray, you know, he's connected to all of this, so he meets up with Brains and the other guy, and he wants to kill Tariq, too, just to make sure there's nobody that can implicate him. So he ends up killing Brains and the other guy, and Tariq's sway, he's a G, so he promises not to tell.

But listen to him on the phone talking to Ray Ray's cousin. Now, keep in mind, Ray Ray's cousin was Tariq's first piece of ass. So you know he open. Listen to this sucker. Were you scared when you saw Brain shoot that lady? What? I don't know what you're talking about. I don't f*** with you.

Why are you lying? Listen, I only called because I thought she was going to be so mean. You're going to come or not? I'm supposed to be a girl. So you're supposed to tell me things? But if not, I got to go. No, I didn't catch the body. You know I wasn't scared when Brains did

that s***. None of that s*** is. I wanna hear more, but I gotta jump. I can't do it this time. You bitched out for a bitch. You bitched out for a bitch. You confessed to a whole murder for some ass and some lean? On the phone, confessing to a murder because

his first piece of poom-poom got him gassed up? How green is Tariq? Dumb as he. Is he green lantern green? Green goblin green? Green light means gold green? Is he Sophie green? Jolly green? Giant green? The green around Soulja Boy's neck for wearing fake jewelry green? Like, bruh. Now, to make a long

story longer, Ray Ray, the cricket cop, pulls up on Tariq at their school dance to kill him. This is after pulling up on Tariq at his school, but he wasn't there, but they let him talk to Tariq at their school dance to kill him. This is after pulling up on Tariq at his school, but he wasn't there, but they let him talk to Tariq's sister, Raina. Raina tells Tariq that Ray Ray came looking for him, and Tariq tells Raina not to say anything, and Raina, being the loyal sister she is,

didn't say anything, but it ultimately cost her because when Ray Ray pulled up on Tariq at the school and Tariq does what he does best, flee the damn scene, Raina decides to come outside, following her brother, being all protective. And this happens. She the realest one. I found your principal.

I know who you are, Ray Ray. You need to leave my brother alone. Major spoiler alert. Oh, man. Major, major spoiler alert. Definitely. Raina is dead. Raina is dead, ladies and gentlemen.

No! If you're not following me, last night on Power, Tariq got his sister killed. Yes, his sister Raina is dead, ladies and gentlemen. Ghost and Tasha's oldest daughter. They said death comes in threes. This weekend, we lost the legendary Dick Gregory, Jerry Lewis, and Raina St. Patrick. Now, Tariq is getting donkier today. Because what pissed me off about this scene after I watched it again was Tariq. Tariq.

First of all, Tariq looks like the baby from that old show, Dinosaurs. He looks just like him in the face. And when Brains and that other guy was in the house and Tariq came upstairs, he saw this random woman he didn't know about to be sexually assaulted. And he lost it. He got upset and screamed. But when it comes to your sister, your flesh and blood, you sit there and watch a man who just tried to kill you confront your sister and you just hide?

You don't yell. You don't scream. You don't jump up and try to butt him. Nothing. You don't whistle. Why you didn't hop out and say, Ray, Ray, stop? Tariq, I don't even know you and I hate you. You are a stan, a fake, a phony, a fan, a complete wankster.

And because you want to run the streets when you don't have to, Raina is dead. Please give Tariq St. Patrick the biggest E-Hawk, please. You know it's a fictional character, right? You do know that. Tariq will suffer for the rest of his life for the sins against his sister. It's not real. It's not real. You sure?

You came in here this morning talking about some dragon getting killed. Yes, that's real. And you don't know how that's going to be game changing. The fact that now the White Walkers got a dragon going against the good people. Oh, my goodness. Wait, white people walking? You know what? Forget it.

I don't know why white people walking is news to you, sir. I don't understand what you're talking about. White people walking with a dragon. Okay. That sounds about right to me. White people have been walking with dragons since the beginning of time. I figured you. They've been dragging your ass, too, from the back of trucks.

See? You know what? Whatever. Never mind. You know. All right, well, that was it. There you have it. That was a donkey, fictional and all.

Now, Nate. That's real. Yes. We got shoot your shot next. Now, if you want to shoot your shot, you can call us up right now. Maybe you are feeling a coworker. Maybe you like your neighbor. Maybe somebody you work with.

It doesn't matter. 800-585-1051. Shoot Your Shot is next. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on. Are you ready? It's time to shoot your shot. It's time to shoot your shot with the Breakfast Club.

This is your one chance. Don't mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. Rasul, what up? Hey, what. Mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. What up, guys? How y'all doing? All right. It's shoot your shot time.

Now tell us who you want to shoot your shot with, bro. Yeah, I want to shoot a shot with this girl, Crystal. Okay? Come on. I need you to calm down. You sound like you're needing a lot of pork this morning, my brother. Why are you so amped about this? Well, man, we were high school friends, okay? Okay.

Friends as in, like, just cool with each other or, like, we were high school friends, okay? Okay. And. Friends as in, like, just cool with each other or friends like y'all messed around? Oh, we was just cool with each other. We didn't mess around or nothing, but. You never smelt a bull? Nah, nah, not at all. But she had this huge crush on me back in the day. How do you know?

Well, I mean, like, she was always wanting to spend time with me. And, like, she would be gossiping to her girlfriends and stuff. And they would go and tell me. So I'd be in the know. But I just couldn't do it at the time, man. You were scared to make a move at the time. I understand that. I was just telling my homegirls the other day, like, men are

very naive. So sometimes women have to make the move on us or we'll never get the clue. Well, I would have, but she was just too big, man. Like, she weighed 285 pounds. I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay, so she was cute, but she was too big for you. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

What? She was how much? 285 pounds. Oh, so now that she done lost weight and glowed up and unlocked that hidden character inside of her, you want to get with her. Now you want to get with her. Oh, nah. Yeah. I hope she ain't got no time for you, my brother.

I'm going to be honest with you. Yeah, that's kind of whack. I don't like your type, bro. Oh, listen, man. I used to encourage her back in the day. I've encouraged her to lose weight. There you go. But that don't mean you wanted to be with her. Well, I know what she's saying, man.

Did you provide her any cheat codes to help her unlock that hidden video game character inside her? Huh? Did you? Yeah, yeah. That's good. She's been running those laps. You know what I mean? Just for fun and all that.

Well, you know what? Okay, I'm not going to fault him if he wasn't physically attracted to her. That's, what can he do? Right. But now you are. But now she might just be like, nah. So that's just a risk that you have to take. When she had back fat, you didn't want her.

Now that she all skinny, you all on her. I don't know about you, bro. All right, well, let's, let's, this is not going to work well. We're going to keep it. We're going to try to help you. We're going to keep it quiet while you talk to her and call her up.

And we're going to jump in and try to help you out. How much weight has she lost, by the way? What are we dealing with? Man, I don't know. But I'm telling you, man, she looks like, you know, Bernice Burgos, right? Do we know Bernice Burgos? Yes. Oh, there ain't no evidence.

So that's what those kind of questions, my brother. Okay. I go to Bernice's Instagram every day. Me and my wife enjoy Bernice's Instagram together. Would you ever insult me? Yeah, man. Nah. I need to know what's Crystal's Instagram so I can go see if you're making false equivalencies here.

Hold on. All right. When we come back, we're going to call Crystal. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That's right. We're back.

We're in the middle of Shoot Your Shot. Rasul is on the line and he's going to call Crystal. Well, let's dial her up. Hello. Hey, Crystal. Yeah, what's up? Hey, what up? How you been?

How you been? I'm doing okay. How are you? Good, good, good. I see you at the gym looking all fine and shit. What's been up? I really didn't get a chance to, like, you know, chop it up. Yeah, yeah, I just wanted to catch up with you.

And, you know, I know we've been friends for a long time and all this stuff, but I think we need to catch up sometime and, you know, maybe go out for some drinks or something. Yeah, that sounds fun. I'm sure there's a lot of stuff to catch up on. What you been up to? Oh, you know, I've just been chilling and stuff. I've been, you know, I've been going to the gym a little bit.

But I see you've been doing it a lot. Like, damn, you look so good now. Thank you. I work really hard, actually. You know, a lot of people were real cruel to me when we were in high school, and it just, I use it as motivation. That shame, it works. Yeah, yeah, that's what you gotta do. was easy. Once you get started, I mean, it wasn't easy. It was hard, but now I really love working out, and I feel great.

You know, it's healthy, trying to live, be out here in these streets and have fun, you know? All right, all right. Well, since you're all healthy now, it's time for us to play a little balancing act and go out and get some tequila or something. I know that's your favorite shot, right? Oh, now you want to take her out, huh, Raul? Now you want to take her out. Hi, Crystal. How are you? I'm doing okay. We're the Breakfast Club. DJ

Envy, Angelie, Charlamagne Tha God. This is a segment we do called Shoot Your Shot. Raul is just like boring me to death right now. Yeah, Crystal, Raul, Rasul has a crush on you. He has a little crush on you and he wants to ask you out. He said you guys went to school together, and you glowed up, and now he's interested.

He doesn't want to catch up. He wants to smash up. What? Don't say that. I need to record the show, though, that he said, you know, he know you had a crush on him in high school, but you was fat then. He didn't want nothing to do with you when you was fat. You're not helping me.

Okay. You're not helping me. We're supposed to help. You said that. Okay. You said people used to tease you in school. Raul said he wasn't one of those people. What's his boy name? Rasul? Rasul.

Rasul said he wasn't one of those people. Yes, he was. Yes, he was. So he lied to us about encouraging you to lose weight and stuff. Yeah, if you call, like, I mean, he snouted me so hard. I mean, every fat joke in the book. I mean, they had a nickname for me. It was Crunchy Crystal because I always had snacks, and they were just like, I mean, it was terrible. He made it seem like he was the one that was encouraging you, and y'all was cool.

So why would you go out? Nah. Why would you want to go out with him then? I feel like he was only nice to me because I was smart and he used to need help with his classes. It probably was. Most fat women are smart. I mean, very intelligent. I'm being honest with you.

An elephant never forgets. Crystal, I'm sure that was a hard time for you. I'm sure that was a hard time for you in school, though. I mean, you know, kids are mean. But, you know, life is hard. So it just made me a little bit tougher and smarter. You know, once you get yourself together and whatever it is,

now I don't have time for fools. Did you have any surgery done? Or you lost all your weight naturally? Rasul, you're not going to say nothing? They messing your whole ish up? No, I just hit the gym real hard. So would you go out with Rasul, Chris? So that's the main question, because it seemed like the cat got his time. He just wants you because you look like Bernice Burgos now. He didn't want you

when you looked like Biggie Smalls. Right? Back then, they didn't want me. When you had back fat, they didn't want you. Now that you're in shape, they all leave you alone. I mean, really, you're right.

I don't think I could look at him that way because I know he's mean. you're right. Like, I don't think I could look at him that way because I know, like, he's so, he's mean. There you go. And honestly, like, he looks like he might need to be hit in the gym a little bit harder. There you go. Get your get back, Crystal. Get your get back for all the fatback jokes. Get him.

I don't have that many hands to be lifting up bellies and all that. I don't know how to do it. I don't have hands. Oh, man. Come on now. So maybe when you burn that little dad body that you have, we can consider it. How you got a dad body with no kids? Yeah, how you got a dad body with no kids.

You can't get Bernie's Burgers when you got a dad body. Right. I mean, so here's a number you can call. And when you're ready, then maybe we can think about it. It's 1-800-ERBALIFE. Ooh. Oh, no, no, no, no. Rasul.

Rasul. Hey, hold up. That's right. You did not help her unlock that hidden video game character inside of her, so you will not partake in that video game character inside of her. Okay, Rasul? Bye-bye, boo. Oh, she...

Well, that's what you get for calling us. The shot didn't work out today. Sorry for you, bro. Thanks for calling. All right. Shoot your shot. One time for Crystal. Drop one of Kool's bombs for Crystal.

Damn it. See what happens when you get in shape? See what happens when you become an after picture? All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning. Are you all right? I'm all move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I don't really care if you cry I don't really shouldn't have a lie Should've saw the way she looked me in my eyes She said, baby, I am not afraid to die Push me to the edge All my friends are dead Push me to the edge

All my friends are dead Push me to the edge All my friends are dead Push me to the edge. All my friends are dead. Push me to the edge. All my friends are dead. Push me to the edge. Phantom, that's all right. It's all right. Last time, Daniel, you were out of slacks. Now, I just want that.

My baby, I'm mad. I'm really, I'm mad now. Everybody got to say swag now. Watch the way I tear it down. Checking my pants all the way to the top. All the way to it be falling, yo. Every time that you leave, you're fine. Your girlfriend call me like, come on, yo. I like the way that you treat me. Gonna leave, you won't leave me. I don't care how I can feel it. I swear that it's so in me. Yeah.

I don't really care if you cry. I don't really, should have never lied. Started wishing for me in my eyes. She said, I am not afraid to die. I'm like Mr. Day. Push me to the edge. I'm like Mr. Day. Yeah. Push me to the edge. I'm like Rizzo Day, push me to the edge, I'm like Rizzo Day, yeah

Push me to the edge, I'm like Rizzo Day, yeah, I'm like Rizzo Day, yeah That is not your swag, I swear you fake, girl Y'all ain't wanna take my kid, no Red on, that is strong, red on, yeah, that is strong, look, that is strong, yeah, yeah Fast car, nice car, that's all. She's a, you're the worst, you're the worst I cannot die, this is my universe I don't really care if you cry I don't really shouldn't have a lie

Should've saw the way she looked me in my eyes She said, baby, I am not afraid to die Push me to the edge, all my friends are dead Push me to the edge. All my friends are dead. Push me to the edge. All my friends are dead. Push me to the edge. All my friends are dead.

Push me to the edge. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Yee, we got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to be talking about Jay-Z and this rapper, Radar, interview that he did. We've been breaking it down, every single rumor report. And this time we'll be talking about what happened with Jay-Z versus Kanye and Jay-Z versus Solange.

All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Anjali Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. I can't find these solar eclipse sunglasses. I've been trying to figure out where you can get these solar eclipse glasses.

I told you where to get them, man. You go to the movie theater and say, yo, the same 3D glasses y'all use for the 3D movies, can I get those for the solar eclipse? Don't give that advice. That's not the same, man. People are going to end up going blind with that advice. People are going to end up going blind because they're going to be looking at the solar eclipse through their phone.

And they're thinking that the phone's not going to affect them. Phones like glasses. There's glass there. I'm not looking directly at it. I put a filter on it. I just want to warn everybody again, if you are going to be watching the solar eclipse today, make sure you have the proper glasses on or you could potentially go blind or have vision problems. They say you'll look at it, your vision will get blurry,

and at that time you won't know if it's permanent damage or temporary. I need some. All right, well, let's get to the rumors. I'm going to send an intern to see if she can find some. All right, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk ho! This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it

on your breakfast club. So listen up. Well, all morning we've been giving you clips from Jay-Z's interview with Rap Radar, so we got to talk about what happened with Jay-Z and Solange on that elevator. Jay-Z didn't get too in-depth on exactly what went down, but here's what he said. We've always had a great relationship.

You know what I'm saying? Just so happened of who we are, these things go into a different space. But it ain't nothing. We never, we've had one disagreement ever before and after we've been cool with my sister, period. It was a great follow-up question, too, when Elliot said, what do you think about people who say three great albums came out of that elevator fight? And Jay said, well, we walked into that elevator as great artists. We'll be fine.

Yes. We'll be all right. All right. Well, he also talked about Kanye. What happened to cause this fallout between Jay-Z and Kanye? There's been a lot of speculation. Here's what Jay said. It's not even about Kanye.

It really isn't. It's just his name is there. The whole point is you got hurt because this guy was talking about you on a stage. What really hurt me, you can't bring my kids and my wife into it. We've gotten past bigger issues, but you've brought my family into it. Now that's a problem with me. But you know that he crossed the line. I know he knows.

Because we've never let this much space go between one of our disagreements. And we've had many. I hope you ain't been doing his push-ups. Sounds like he'll want to give him a couple little fades. That's a light big brother to little brother fade. A little action. I don't think Ty Ty will get the pepper spray or nothing. Just a little.

Put the gloves on. That's all. Maybe a little pepper spray. Put the gloves on. Let's get in the ring. Let's work this out. I'm sure that's his guy, though. He might get a little pepper spray.

Let's work this out. All right. Now, Mystical is a wanted man. He's back in the headlines for an alleged rape. Oh. You can't have two rape charges in your lifetime. Now, he's going to file a street court police for his alleged involvement. Oh, you can't have two rape charges in your lifetime. Now he's wanted by Shreveport police for his alleged involvement in a rape

that occurred last October. DNA evidence recovered at the scene possibly implicates Mystical and a woman. They are actually charging each of them with one count of first-degree rape bond with set at $2 million each. And Mystical went to jail for rape, right? Didn't he do six years for rape?

Yes, back in 2003, he pled guilty to sexual battery and extortion, and he went to prison, and he was released seven years later in 2010. That's not good. Yeah, your name should not be nowhere near any other sexual assaults or rapes ever again for the rest of your life. The fact that you're even implicated in that or being charged with that is disgusting. That's so bad. You shouldn't be around nothing that even rhymes with rape.

Not cape, cape, nothing. Exhibit and his son had a little bit of a public disagreement. Now somebody tweeted out, Breakfast Club sucks, but Stiles P was on there breaking down black fatherhood and the psychological effects absentee dads have on kids and mental.

Can we say something real quick? I notice people like, that's their go-to line. Breakfast Club sucks, but you're always watching our stuff. That's good. That's fine. I find that interesting. Thanks for listening. Thank you. And thanks for watching. But here is what happened with Stiles P on the Breakfast Club. If you had step-parents or step-pops

or your father was out your household or something, you'd know the pain. So to see her grow up without that, there's so much lapse in the hood alone of black fathers and black men. We have children early with people we shouldn't have children with, and then we just think it was the wrong person,

so you step off. And then you got a lot of dudes who think, let me just bust this, get this, the kid, I ain't really love the chick, let me do... That's uncool because then you got a bunch of pain sitting somewhere. Everybody wants to have a biological connection. Well, his son said, I can relate on so many levels.

Exhibit son, I can relate on so many levels, man. Thank you for speaking about this, Stiles P. And Exhibit responded, no, N-word, I wasn't absent. Your mother used you as a food stamp till child support ran out. Stop blaming me for your BSFOH. Now what? Oh, here's the thing. A hit dog will

always holler. I would never even know that was Exhibit's son if Exhibit hadn't replied like that. The dude didn't say Exhibit's name. He didn't add Exhibit. That's what happened to me. He just said I can relate to this. Let him relate. And if it is a mother's fault,

why are you blaming the son? A hit dog will holler. Alright. And Chance the Rapper is the youngest person on Fortune's 40 under 40 list. 40 of the most influential young people in business. So congratulations to him. He's always doing great things. And if you're down to watch this Mayweather versus McGregor fight that's happening this weekend

by the way, if y'all are excited for that, be careful. Law enforcement agencies are cracking down on illegal prostitution and human trafficking in Vegas. I wanted your friend before, Charlamagne, when we went to Vegas. If a woman comes up and starts talking to you and just being friendly, it means she most likely in Vegas is a prostitute because that doesn't just happen. No one's going to just come up, start a conversation, sit down, have a drink. Because then later on, he tried to bring her back to the room.

He bought her back to the room. Yeah, and she tried to charge him. She tried to go to that mini bar. Yeah. And when she tried to go to that mini bar, he was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, what you doing? And she was like, I got a drink. And this is going to be $375. $375.

Yes. All right. So be careful if you're going out there. I'm Angela Yee. You're different thinking you're cute. And that's your rumor report. Think somebody just likes you. Rumor report.

Think somebody just walks up on you because you look good. He thought he was Denzel or something. Okay. Maybe not. Calm down. Not in Vegas, buddy. All right. Well, all right.

When we come back to the People's Choice Mix, let me know what you want to hear at DJ Envy. And as promised, I'm going to get some Missy on in the mix this morning. All right? We talked about how they wanted to take a statue down and put a statue of Missy Elliott up. So let's get some Missy on. All right. It's a breakfast. Good morning. Thanks for watching!. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

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