The Breakfast Club - Comedian Hasan Minhaj Interview and More

Episode Date: June 8, 2017

Thursday 6/8- Today on the show comedian Hasan Minhaj came on the show and spoke about America's fear Of Muslims, freedom Of Speech and more. Also Charlamagne gave " Donkey of the Day" to Flint Official Flint Phil Stair after using racial slur and Angela helped our listeners out during Ask Yee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We in the mother. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, I learned a harsh lesson yesterday. It's a lesson that I learned early on in my life, but I tend not to follow it sometimes. What's that? Can't eat everybody's Jamaican food, man. What? Curry chicken just does something to my stomach that is not conducive to me just being able to walk around normally without having to go to the toilet every 15 to 20 minutes.

I woke up this morning around 4.15 a.m. in a cold sweat and a butthole I felt like I couldn't control. Really? But we all ate the food yesterday. The food was, you know, not only did I eat the food, I took a huge pan home. Oh. And I had it for dinner. I didn't have any problems.

The kids had it for dinner. And it was actually one of the best jerk chickens I had because it wasn't too spicy. It wasn't too... Saucy? Saucy. it wasn't too spicy. It wasn't too... Saucy? Saucy. It wasn't the jerk. It was the curry.

The reason I know it was the curry. I had some curry, too, though. When you wipe your butt and you look at the tissue. Okay, we understand. It's green. We get it. Absolutely. Well, shout out to Castro's Jerk.

I thought it was amazing. Yeah, I had the curry as well. They brought some food here yesterday after the show, and I thought it was good. I brought it home and everything. Well, congratulations. It did me dirty. Okay? I spent the first 20 minutes of They brought some food here yesterday after the show, and I thought it was good. I brought it home and everything. Well, congratulations. It did me dirty, okay? I spent the first 20 minutes of my life this morning on the toilet, and I jumped in the shower.

In mid-shower, I had to jump out the shower to jump back on the toilet. Really? And then jump back in the shower. Yes, absolutely. I'm glad you got out of the shower. Something's wrong with your butt, then. And so I took two- Is that all you ate yesterday?

Yes, actually, it is, because I had it again for dinner last night when I got home from the gym. Well, y'all was not playing. Absolutely. I didn't take any home. I took a whole pan home. It was good. Well, yesterday I tried to, I did go actually to 2 Chainz listening party. I tried to go too.

I got in. You got in? Yeah. When I got out there, there was a fire department. Actually, I must have got there exactly the right time because I'm going to tell you what happened. Now, 2 Chainz had tweeted out, Fire Marshal shut down my listening. Sure did. Sorry to all my fans and supporters who got turned away.

I'll make up for it tomorrow. Details coming. That's today. But I showed up and when I got there, I came a little bit. I was going to go at 8, but I got there a little bit earlier because I was meeting somebody. Shout out to Rolando. He is the Minister of Tourism for St. Martin. Shout out to him.

So did he get in? yeah I got him in so when I got there that's the homie they were like they had shut it down already but I knew the people at the door and they were like

just come in right now come in right now so I brought whoever was with me in right at that moment you know how you just walk up at the exact right time but then

no one could get in and there was way more people outside than inside so how was the party? no one could get in. And there was way more people outside than inside. So how was the party? No one could get in, really. There was probably, I'm not going to lie, about 50 people inside because the fire marshal wasn't letting anybody in.

And then they kept coming inside and counting people. And I don't understand what the problem was. They didn't play none of his new music? The Pretty Girls? They didn't play any of it because 2 Chainz showed up and I think they let him in, but they wouldn't let anybody. It didn't play any of it because no one, 2 Chainz showed up. And I think they let him in, but they wouldn't let anybody, you know, it was just a lot of people that couldn't get in. So I just left.

2 Chainz, I tried. Sounds like a typical industry party to me. A whole bunch of hoopla for nothing. But I'm going to say one thing. That's why when I do my birthday party and events like that, I don't try to do it someplace that normally, I do it at a place that always does events that I know everybody will be able to get into. Right, well, 2 Chainz, I tried. You always show us a lot of love, so I tried to show you some love.

If you tried today, I ain't trying again. But I had a good time. Okay, all right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what we talking about, Ye? Man, we were talking about this story yesterday with my friends. Imagine you think you're doing some Percocets

and then you end up dying from it. We'll tell you what's happening in Georgia. And then you're going to play right into this record. Boy, the devil busy this morning. Hasan Minhaj from The Daily Show will be here this morning, too, by the way. Yes, we'll kick it with him. And, of course, we've got to talk about the playoffs last night. Don't go anywhere.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Give me some Pepto-Bismol. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news. Now, last night, the NBA

Finals Game 3, the Warriors beat the Cavs 118-113. But that was... Finally a good game. The Cavs game. Cavs should have won that game. They were up until about a minute 40 left. Coulda, shoulda, woulda. LeBron missed the layup. That would have ended the game if he'd have made that layup. Not necessarily.

Yeah, absolutely. And Corbin, if he would have hit that three-pointer ended the game if he'd have made that layup. Not necessarily. Yeah, absolutely. And Corbin, if he would have hit that three-pointer, the game would have been over. Both those instances. LeBron should have missed that layup. Should have. Missed that wide-open three, and they lost that game last night. They had the momentum the whole game. Golden State Warriors are just a better team.

The NBA Finals is covifi. Okay? You know what that means? What's that? Covifi. My goodness. It was a good game, though. It was actually a really good game.

The whole game. That was a great game. The Cavs should still get one. I can't see the Cavs getting swept, but, you know, you still got some delusional Cleveland Cavaliers fans out there who are saying stupid things like, well, last year we was down 3-1 and we came back to win the series. Last year they didn't have Kevin Durant out there.

Okay? You're not beating the Golden State Warriors four games in a row. It's not happening. I don't know what they can do next year to beat them. I really don't know. They can add Carmelo. They can add Chris Paul. It's a few

pieces they can put together there. They bring it together. They're not going to get Chris Paul, but they can get Carmelo. They can definitely get Carmelo. Carmelo would be a good one. Absolutely. Get rid of J.R. Smith and have Carmelo coming off the bench as the sixth man. J.R. Smith did some stupid plays, too. He does a lot of stupid plays every game. Carmelo's still good for 20, baby. I don't care what nobody says. LeBron drives to the basket and kick it out. Carmelo can still shoot. I agree. Now let's talk about this

overdose shoot. What happened? Yes, there talk about this overdose you were talking about, Yee. What happened? Yes, there's been a wave of overdoses in Georgia. At least four people have died, and they said yesterday, in the course of a couple of hours, there were six more cases of overdoses. Those six cases were not fatal. But a lot of people have been hospitalized in the past couple of days as well from pill overdoses.

People think they're taking Percocet. It's like a small yellow pill. but there's some other unknown ingredients. Now, according to reports, the drug is 10,000 times more potent than morphine. People don't know what's in these pills. So basically stop buying these street drugs. People are under the impression that these pills are safer than other than heroin and other things, but they don't even know what's in them. So just be careful if you're out there and you're thinking it's cool to buy a Percocet and take it. People are dying and having overdoses from it.

I mean, yeah, and we shouldn't be playing Molly Percocet record either. I don't care if it's a clean version or not. Because everybody's very familiar with the dirty version and they know what the song represents. Right. So you can't say, you know, don't take Percocets, people are dying from it, but then play Bolly Percocet on the radio a hundred times a day.

But we play Repres... Nah, it's the same damn record. Stop it. Like, stop trying to... I hate when people try to justify what's wrong. If it's wrong, it's wrong all across the board. Let's be consistent. And we play a whole lot of wrong stuff on the radio. Yes, we do.

All right. What else are we talking about on Front Page News, G? We're talking about James Comey. Now, he will testify today. So everybody's paying attention to this. They're saying basically our government is going to shut down during this period of time just to watch him testify. And he is

testifying that Donald Trump demanded loyalty and tried to get him to close an investigation into former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. Flynn. Right. So we're going to see what happens. But they're saying that Trump already feels into former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. Flynn. Flynn. Right. So we're going to see what happens.

But they're saying that Trump already feels vindicated by Comey's testimony. He already knows what he's going to say. And he has set aside some time to watch this as well. What, they wrote the script for him? Well, yeah, he already has a written testimony. So he's now going to go forward this morning. And basically, he has a full statement already that's out that you can read. It's like seven pages long.

All right. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. You want to have a great day. So you want to get something off your chest. 800-585-1051.

Or if you feel blessed and you just want to spread some blessings upon the people. 800-585-1051. Call us right now. Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Willie, good morning. Yo, I'm actually kind of mad and blessed at the same damn time. I'm mad about that Covifee over in Cleveland. And the Cavs went not winning. Yeah, the Cleveland Cavaliers, the covifee. The whole NBA Finals is covifee, actually. Yeah, some good covifee.

But no, actually, I have some video footage from my dash cam because I survived, I don't know how, an almost crash. I don't know if this person was drunk. Wow. Sleevey, I don't know how, but almost crashed. I don't know if this person was drunk. Wow. Sleevey, I don't know. It was a two-way road. The only thing between me and that car was a guardrail. Wow.

Why do you have a dash cam, sir? Well, in the event that I died and my car got banked and that dash cam was intact, then, you know, the investigators can see, hey, what happened? I'm actually installing dash cams in all my vehicles. They're not that expensive. And if you get pulled over, it actually can film what exactly is going over when you get pulled over or if there's a problem.

Yeah, exactly. There's another reason why I have a dash cam as well. But, I mean, like, it was crazy how I caught that. But, I mean, my heart, like, literally almost jumped out of my chest. Wow. Because I thought it was over for me. But, yeah, I'm going to upload it. Are you going to share that footage on Instagram, sir,

or are you going to keep it to yourself? I'm going to upload it. I am. I will upload it. And remember, Charlamagne, I'm the guy that told you the difference between a doctoral student and a med student. Oh, yeah, I met you the other day. I met you on where?

I meet you at? At the Barnes and Noble in Miami. In Miami. There you go. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Oh, yeah, I met you the other day. I met you on, where I meet you at? At the Barzino. In Miami? In Miami. In Miami, there you go. Yes, sir, yes, sir, yes, sir. Thank you for calling, bro. Thank God you made it. No problem, thank you.

Yes, sir, bye-bye. All right. Dante, good morning. Good morning. Now, why are you mad at Ron Velner, man? Why are you so upset? Listen, man, you know, you got the police. I saw the news this morning.

Police out in Jersey, they were kicking a man that was on fire, and it was actually the wrong gentleman. I saw that. That was awful. There was a car accident. Uh-huh. Somebody was, like, on a police chase, and then the car crashed into this guy.

He was on fire, and the police were kicking him. They weren't trying to put him out? They weren't trying to stop the fire? No, they didn't put him out, and it wasn't the guy that they wanted. Right. It was the wrong person. It was the guy that was actually hit. He was a victim. Oh, so they thought he was the guy that was running,

so they ran over to beat him up. How do we know they weren't stomping the guy out if he was on fire? They said he was on fire. Well, you don't kick a guy if he's on fire. Yeah, but you stomp it out. You stomp fire. You might have been stomping. No, you roll.

No, you stop and drop and roll when you're on fire. Did you see the video? No. You have to see it. You got to watch the video, man. He's kicking a guy. I got to see the video. Yeah, I got you see the video? No. You have to see it. You got to watch the video, man. He's kicking a guy. I got to see the video. You have to see the video.

Because you stop, drop, and roll when you're on fire. Right. If you see something on fire, now I tell you the thing, you're probably going to try to stomp it out. You don't have to stomp a piece of paper. You're not a person. You don't kick a person.

I wouldn't know what I would do if I saw you on fire, if I ain't got no fire. Don't stomp me out, please. How about that? I might stomp on you. Don't stomp me. Thank you, bro. Really sad if you see it.

It's really sad. Hey, I'm going to look it up right now. What was he running for? Running for? No, he wasn't running. The car crashed into him. The car that crashed into him was the one that was on the high-speed chase. He had nothing to do with it.

All right. Well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We have Pooka on the line. Your name Pooka? Yes, baby. My name is Pooka. Alright, Pooka from the Bronx. Why are you mad this morning? I'm mad because yesterday I was driving to go get some food and pick up some stuff.

And I had to ride away at the light. And some girl was trying to come out from a parking lot. And she went away and she almost hit my car. So I had to swerve around her. So she had the audacity to pull up next to my car and start screaming at me like I was in the wrong. So I cursed the bitch out. And I told her to pull up. She tailgated to my destination and pulled up

and came up to my car and got to the window and started talking about my weave. Nevertheless, she was the same one who got it over her head. I said, but I can look like this

with my weave because I'm very pretty. You on the other hand look like you got 10 kids. So by the way, you admitted to her that your weave looks terrible. She did.

You admitted defeat. She definitely did. I'm about to get my hair done this weekend. So, by the way, you admitted to her that your weave looks terrible. She did. You admitted defeat. She definitely did. I'm about to get my hair done this weekend. She caught you at the back. Okay, so your weave wasn't looking right. I'm sorry? So your weave wasn't looking right. My weave was okay.

Like, there was nothing wrong with my weave. She caught you at a bad time, Puka. And I'm not going to lie. Charlamagne says the craziest people are from the Bronx and Florida. And mama, you from the Bronx. Yeah, that's a fact. I don't know why people try to dispute that. She tried to hit me with her car

and then turned around and blacked on me. And I'm just looking at it like, Charlamagne, you almost hit my car. Then she tried to say I drive a Lexus. I said, but you're currently driving a 1999 Toyota. My car's a 2016. You, but you're currently driving a 1999 Toyota. My car's a 2016. Like, you look like you're getting pimped out by some white mother----.

Oh, my God. You're a little petty. Puka, relax. All right, Puka. Puka, you have a great day. Puka, you on your way to work? You on your way to work right now? Yeah, so I'm about to clock in in about five minutes. Well, yeah, you're going to get pimped out by a white mother---- right now, too.

As soon as you clock in. Bye, guys. Bye-bye. Yeeks. Okay, well, after watching this video. Thank you. I would have to say that they were not trying to put a fire out. They definitely weren't.

They just walked up to him and started kicking him. Guns out and everything. Yeah, they weren't trying to put no fire out. Awful. Okay. This is disgusting. Yeah, I feel really bad. 30% of his body is burned.

He's still in critical condition. And he was rolling. He was dropped out. He was re-rolling. Yeah, he was really bad. 30% of his body is burned. He's still in critical condition. And he was rolling. He was dropping. He was re-rolling. Yeah, he was doing what he was supposed to do. He would stop, drop, and roll. He would stop, drop, and roll. And you know, if I saw somebody on fire, I would try to stomp him out too.

No. Nah, not this situation. I can't justify that at all. I'm not justifying what they did because they weren't doing what I said I would do. But I'm saying if I saw somebody on fire, I would try to stomp them out. They were just stomping them to be police brutality. He was an innocent bystander in the situation. Yeah, well, if you just join us, I guess cops were chasing an individual in a car.

That car crashed into somebody else. The person that they crashed into was on fire. He got out the car and started drop, what is it, drop top rolling? Stop dropping and rolling, man. You want to do Rough Riders anthem so bad. Stop, drop, shut him down, open up shop. Well, he was rolling and the cops just started kicking his ass. Dropping and rolling, man. You want to do Rough Riders anthem so bad. Stop. Drop. Shut him down. Open up shop.

Well, he was rolling and the cops just started kicking his ass. It was so disgusting. I'm sure we'll talk about it in the next front page. Again, we're sorry for Miguel Feliz and his family, and hopefully he will survive and be okay. All right. We got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to talk about it. I was watching this video. Okay. We are going to talk about, I was watching this video. Okay, I don't know that much about X, X, X, Xtension.

Is that how you say his name? Yeah, he's a young rapper. He got a dope record out right now. I don't know a lot about him. It's going to get me. But what I do know is that he just recently got jumped while he was on stage in San Diego. And we'll tell you what he said happened. I wouldn't say jumped, but he got hit hard.

But we'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk an artist by the name of XXXTension. Listen up.

It's just in. All the gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. We're just going to call him XXX right now because it's too long. Okay. All right. He was performing in San Diego last night,

and now video footage has emerged everywhere of him getting knocked out on stage. Now, he quickly went on Twitter after this happened and said, LOL, you should see the other guy. And he had this to say after the incident. My most sincere apologies. My security is making me leave because of what happened. And they say I'm not safe. I'm giving you the liberty of explanation.

All right? So on the 1, 2, 3, let me get a f***ing Rob Stone. 1, 2, 3, f***ing Rob Stone. Who is Rob Stone? Now, Rob Stone's another artist. That's his hometown. He has a song called Chill Bill. So I guess they've been having some back and forth.

And they don't get along. Now, he also had went on his snap. And he said, you did good. Your homie got a good hit on me. Won't lie. But how does it feel knowing your friend might die tonight because of you? Not saying I had anything to do with the, quote, stranger stabbing him. But your homie not looking too hot right now.

And here's what else he had to say while he was on live. You see on the video, you see the security guard come over and help him. It's all him run. And then it was more than one. It was like five, like five. What's happening is basically I got you. This is why I'm so glad that hip hophop is not just a young man's sport anymore. Because I don't know any of these little Negroes you're talking about.

And I don't care to know them after what you just told me. This is the first time I've ever heard us talk about Triple X on the radio. And we're talking about him getting knocked out and people getting stabbed. Do you know any of his records? Look at me. It's XXX Records. And he's a DJ. And he should know these records too.

Yeah, but I play the records And Chill Bill is Rob Stone's record It's plenty of relevant rappers closer to my age that I can enjoy 2 Chainz got an album coming out Alright, well that video did go viral though And it does look crazy, he's on stage performing Someone just jumps out from the side and punches him And knocks him to the ground

And then a melee ensues Where was his security? His security should have caught him immediately That's the same guy who was saying that Drake stole his style. He was talking about Drake's mom and all that. Yep, yep, yep. That same guy. You get back the energy that you put out. What does he expect to happen in his life? Alright, now Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom

apparently their iPad has been stolen. According to Star Magazine, they're saying an LA prostitute found the device inside a hotel room two years ago and somehow she got into the iPad that was locked and found all these pictures of Khloe and Lamar. So

supposedly there's some sex tape. I don't know what's going to be on there. Nobody want to see two big naked power forwards in the bedroom together. Nobody want to see that. Keep all that 6'6 XXX action to yourself. All right, now let's go back to this Derek Fisher DUI crash.

Now, to make matters worse, they're saying that the SUV that Derek Fisher wrecked, and he was in the car with his girlfriend, Gloria Govan, when this happened, and he was charged with DUI. The car was registered to Matt Barnes. Oh! Drop one of the clues, Bob, for this messiness. Oh, my goodness. Nothing like

a little messiness in Covifee in the morning. It was a 2015 white Escalade and it hit the guardrail, flipped over while they were driving home from catch. And they're saying that the car was given to her specifically for the kids, for her to drive

the kids around. This lets me know that Matt Barnes has some people around him that do roots and do voodoo, and they put roots and voodoo on that car. If another man ever drives this vehicle, allow it to wreck. Well, fortunately, the car that was for the kids did not have the kids in it. Right, it didn't have any kids in it. It flipped over, so they made it out safely. That's some good voodoo.

All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Reports. Let's get in some front-page news. The last night the Warriors beat the Cavs in game 3, 118-113. It was actually a good game. The Cavs had that game. Minute 36 left. LeBron misses a layup. They get the ball back.

Then he throws it to, what's his name, Corbin? Corver. Corver. He misses the three-pointer, wide open three. And then they give it to Kevin Durant. I'm going to be honest with you. Kevin Durant hit that three-pointer, and it was just over. You never really have the game against the Golden State

Warriors if you're only up by like four or six. Like, that's literally two possessions for the Warriors, and they could be up. And like, you never really have the game. But if they would have hit that layup, it would have been over. It would have been over, because it still would have been up two with like 30 seconds left. I don't like to do hypotheticals. All I know is the series is

3-0, and the NBA Finals are covifi. Okay? And you got a lot of these delusional Cavs fans who are still saying things like, no, this happened last year. We were down 3-1 last year and we came back and won the series. You really think you're going to win four games in a row against the Golden State Warriors? Come on, let's be a little realistic here, people. It could happen. I mean, anything could happen.

I just don't think this is a possibility. Okay? Last year they did not have a weapon of mass destruction. They didn't have Kevin Durant. They didn't have Kevin Durant on their team. Okay? Yeah, I don't think it's going to happen this year, but it could. Alright, now let's talk about this overdose.

Yes, four people have died in Georgia, and dozens more people have been hospitalized, and that is because of pill overdoses. Now, people think they're buying Percocet, and it turns out what they're buying, they have no idea what's in these pills. It's a gray material, they're saying, that has

a toxic cocktail of opiate drugs. And it looks like gray concrete mixing powder. It has different texture variations. It's either light and powdery, but it can even look chunky and rock-like. According to reports, the drug they are buying is 10,000 times more potent than morphine.

So imagine that. It also includes an elephant tranquilizer inside of it. Really? So people are overdosing and dying from this. Street drugs. I'm so glad I don't have them kind of bad habits. You know what it is? Kids seem to think that popping a pill is safer than doing heroin,

and it has been glorified a lot in music. Yeah, it may not be safe for crazy music. But it's cooler because we about to play Represent, which is actually Molly Percocet. Okay? Makes it sound very cool to do these drugs. Yeah. What else are we talking about on Front Page News?

We're talking about James Comey. Now, he is going to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee. This is happening, by the way, at 10 a.m., and bars around the area in D.C. are setting up watch parties for you to come in and watch his testimony. He already has submitted his written testimony. And basically, the former FBI director, James Comey, will be saying that the president demanded his loyalty, pressured him to drop a probe into ex-National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, and pressured him to publicly declare that Trump himself was not under investigation. He said he was not very comfortable with the president's actions.

It seemed like Trump was trying to create a patronage relationship with him, and he's going to testify that he felt compelled to immediately write down details of these encounters that he had with Donald Trump for the record. Okay, so he said that during a private meeting in the Oval Office, Donald Trump also said, I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go. He said he only replied that he is a good guy. I did not say I would let this go.

Either times have changed or I watch too much movie and too much TV shows because I feel like James Comey would have disappeared a long time ago if this was Homeland. If this was Homeland, a scandal, if James Comey, Michael Flynn, they all would have disappeared. Yep. Well, Donald Trump, I'm sure, is going to be watching as well, so we'll be seeing what he writes on Twitter during this testimony. This is great. Okay.

All right. Well, that is front page news. When we come back, Hasan Minhaj will be joining us. Hasan Minhaj, senior correspondent for The Daily Show. He has a great stand-up special on Netflix called Homecoming King. And he was the Muslim at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Okay. So we'll kick it with him when we come back. Don't move.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. He is a senior correspondent for The Daily Show. He's got a stand-up comedy special on Netflix called Homecoming King. And he was the main

speaker or whatever you call it at the White House Correspondents' Dinner this year. All right, ladies and gentlemen, Hasan Minhaj. Hey, what's up? Me and Hasan go back to MTV. What was the show you hosted on MTV? Oh, my God, Philosophy. Philosophy.

I was thinking about that all last night. That was when they was doing their whole, like, trying to do another ridiculousness. Yeah. Philosophy, that's what it was. Man, I knew, all right, this could possibly not go well. Why? Why did you think that?

I mean, the title of the show was Philosophy. Philosophy. And then it was like pretty bad. It was like pretty bad. Who made it? Somebody. Someone at MTV. And ridiculousness was popping then.

They were just trying to make another ridiculousness. You know how when something works, then they're like, we just need Diet Pepsi that. Right. They do that all the time in music. When artists have something, we need another this. We need 15 other artists. Every label needs another artist just like that. That was like, philosophy was like the designer to future.

There you go. You know how it's just like, it sounds the same, but it's not the same. It was kind of like that. How much has this current political climate helped your career, you think? Political culture has become popular culture. Politics has become reality television. Because of Donald Trump? Yeah, because he has that professional wrestling background.

He's brought that to politics. I said that this morning because the Kardashians look so whack to me now ever since the Trumps got into the White House. I'd rather keep up with the Trumps than the Kardashians. Yeah, because reality is stranger than fiction. It's weird. It's definitely bizarre. What the Trumps than the Kardashians. Yeah, because reality is stranger than fiction. Yeah. It's weird. It's definitely bizarre.

What did you think about the whole Bill Maher situation with him using the N-word and then people wanting to fire him? And then some people saying, listen, Bill Maher is a friend to black people. It was wrong for him to do that, but we should let it slide. What would be your take?

Yeah, I think it's like this. So first of all, being from the Muslim community, we've had problems with Bill Maher before. He's got a lot of sort of Islamophobic rhetoric that he's, you know, done on the show. You spoke about it on your special. Yeah, I talk about it. You've exchanged with Ben Affleck. Yeah, so he's been doing that, and he's kind of gotten the past.

People are like, no, no, no, he's a bastion of freedom of speech, and he gives it to politicians. I think those aren't mutually exclusive concepts. He's made a few bad decisions, but he's also groundbreaking and revolutionary in that medium. You know what I'm saying? So I can have problems with one and still give props in another way as well. Have you ever used the N-word at all?

I actually used the N-word in reference to something that I was called do you know what I mean I was I told the story you gave somebody the same energy they gave you they call you a slur and you give it back to them no no no in the special I talk about no no no no like what are you talking about Jesus yeah

you crack ass no but I don't use the word no and I've been called a sand N-word. He was quoting what somebody said. Yeah, but I don't openly use it now. Like, I've never understood that debate. Why is that a thing where it's like, can I use it? Like, why?

I still don't understand the fundamental reason as to why. I don't think we should use it either. It's black people. But you know what, though? I have Muslim friends and Puerto Rican friends. Everybody uses the word, and it doesn't feel a way. Because we all like brown and black. Well, you beige, but you know what I mean.

You are people of color. Right. My thing is err on the side of caution. Even if someone gives me the pass, like, you can use it. I'm like, I just. Why you shouldn't even want to? Yeah. It should feel wrong to you.

Like, why would I want to use it? Yeah. But you're a hip-hop head, son. So what about when you're listening to your favorite records? Like a why would I? Yeah. Yeah. But you're a hip hop head of thorns. So what about listening to your favorite records? Are you in the club? But I'm also old enough to like understand context. So I'm just like,

all right. So for me, it's just Paris. Gotcha. In Paris. It's just, we're in Paris. Shout outs to Google Maps.

We're in Paris. You know what I mean? You got to think about the, someone told me this and i was like man knowing this and then using the word kind of messes with my head um he's like there's no other word in the english language that says hey i used to own you like property oh i like that what other word has that connotation oh i don I don't know, man. Not even. So to me, I mean, I can't speak on that.

Yeah, so to me, using that word, you know what I'm saying? Is it powerful? Like, I'm old. I'm 31. I know. Now I'm old enough to know. I don't know, man. You know, in the special, I talk about a hate crime that happened at my house post 9-11.

When they threw the glasses. Yeah. And the people that were calling our house called me and my dad a sand N, you know? But I made the choice to use the word in the special so that people could hear it. This is what people have called me. A sand N, a dune coon, a camel jockey.

Say it. A dune coon? Yeah. See what I'm saying? Yeah. No, that's kind of funny. But to, like, say it. Oh, my God.

It is. That sounds crazy. I like alliteration. So dune coon is saying? Yeah. No, that's kind of funny. But to like say it. No, I'm not. It is. That sounds crazy. I like alliteration. So, dun-kun is funny. Yeah. It's not, but. It's not, but you know what I mean. Charlamagne is like, man, that hate crime was hilarious.

So, you know, they smashed in the windows to our house, but you're like, yo, your alliteration game, though. My God, it's poetic. But no, y'all. Charlamagne, you're nuts, man., you do that on the special, though. Yeah. It'll go into these real deep moments. Yeah.

And then you're like, damn. Then you come out with a joke. Yeah, yeah. Am I supposed to laugh? Yeah. But laughter and crying are two sides of the same coin. You've ever been in, like, a really f***ed up situation, and then you're also like, this is kind of hilarious.

Oh, yeah, I got beat up so bad one time, and I just was all swollen, and I was crying, and then it just turned to laughter. Yeah. And the first time I masturbated, I laughed and cried so bad one time and I just was all swollen and I was crying and then it just turned into laughter. Yeah. And the first time I masturbated, I laughed and cried at the same time. Jesus, man. I did. Because the girl that had broke my heart, I thought masturbation was a bad thing. So I was f***ing off because I hadn't had sex with her in a while because she was messing with somebody else and I was crying like

look what you're making me do. Uh-huh. But those tears are good at that point. It's like a lubricant. Shut up. That's all right. That's your boy. He shakes his hand all the time. I do. But I meant to ask. And I just want That's your boy. You shake his hand all the time. I do. But I meant to ask. And I just want to say what the special is because we keep saying the special, the special. Right, right. But it's on Netflix.

It's Homecoming King. Yeah. Now, question. How do you feel when comedians make Muslim jokes? Does that bother you at all? I'm really a proponent of free speech. So say what you want to say. But I'm a big advocate in presenting the best argument.

May the best argument win. So you can get up there and you can say whatever you want to say. You have the right to do that, whether it's a comedian or Richard Spencer. You can do that. You're going to face potential repercussions. There you go. But my, as a comedian, I'm like, I'm going to present a better argument to the audience, and I would hope that the audience is like yeah that

guy's right not this insane dude all right we got more with hassan minaj when we come back we have to talk about that correspondent's dinner that donald trump didn't show up and more keep it locked it's the breakfast club good morning good morning everybody is dj nv angela yee shalameen the god we are the breakfast club we have comedian Hasan Minhaj in the building. Now, Yi. I was reading an article about how they said the depiction of Muslims in Hollywood is non-existent or not very positive. Yeah, generally not. Like if you look at like Homeland, it's always from the perspective of these crazy brown dudes are radicalizing and they've come here to kill us.

What is going on with these deranged young brown kids? And to me, I would love to see a narrative. And that's what I wanted to do in Homecoming King is what is the ninety nine point nine percent of Muslims? Right. What do they deal with in the face of insanity? Right. So when a terrorist attack happens, how do they navigate the collateral damage of that? You know what I mean? You spoke about that in your special. You spoke about how after 9-11, how America felt, but then also how Muslims and Muslim families felt.

I talked about this idea of the American Dream Tax. A lot of immigrants believe in this concept where, like my parents, they immigrated here. They feel like if you immigrate to the country, you pay this thing called the American Dream Tax. They're going to go through some racism, and if it doesn't cost you your life, well, you lucked out. Just pay the tax. I remember that, yeah. But I was born here. So, I'm a citizen. I actually

have the audacity of equality. I'm equal. I love that phrase. I pay my taxes. I'm a contributing member of society. So, that's the dichotomy that my generation and my parents' generation, they struggle with. Now, do you think it's an irrational fear of Muslims in America? No, I think the conversation that we need to have, we need to level up the conversation

to say blacks are the problem, Mexicans are the problem, Muslims are the problem. No, it's violent extremism. Right. So violent extremism has no color or religion. The dude who just mowed through Times Square. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Or the guy that stabbed a guy in the mud on the train.

Yeah, or the dude in Portland. Every community, every, there are groups of insane people in the world. So combating that, that's the real conversation that we need to have. And that's what I always say. Muslims don't like extremist terrorists. The majority of people that ISIS actually kills are Muslims. Right. That's the sad thing.

They blow up mosques. They're insane people. Also this, this irrational fear of Muslims in America. We're already here and we already control every aspect of your life. Think about New York City, food, transportation, medicine. We have it all on lock. You leave this building. You're like, Habib, let me get a kebab.

All right. Oh, I'm so sick. Mohammed, drive me to the hospital. That was racist. Sure thing. Dr. Khan will see you now. At every corner, we could have gotten you, but we didn't. So you're welcome.

It's insane. My mom is a doctor. She works at the VA. She's been there for decades. At every corner, she could have poisoned you. She didn't. So you're welcome. So we're contributing members of society.

This is insanity to think that 1.5 billion Muslims want to destroy the earth. Now, what do you think should be done about radical Islamic extremists? Because, you know, you hear about the Muslim bans and the ICE organization that's rounding people up. So what do you think should be done about radical Islamic extremists? You hear about the Muslim bans and the ICE organization that's rounding people up. So what do you think? We're on the third travel ban. There are more travel bans than Star Wars reboots. It's insane.

How do you combat extremism? I don't know. I'm not an expert. Again, I'm not the FBI. Has it affected you and your family traveling? I'm lucky because my family is from India. So that's not one of the seven countries that was on the ban. So I'm very lucky in that way. But it's strange, especially coming out of the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

I took a lot of heat from the alt-right and that new movement of insane people on Twitter. Oh, racist people. I'm not like you because you engage. Yes, I do. That's insanity. So, **** you crack-ass cracker. Yeah, that's insanity. Oh, jeez.

Oh, my God. Why did you? What's wrong with you? You got to give them the crazy. Charlamagne, it's not even 10 o'clock yet. We have guests here. Jesus Christ, man. I have to bleep that.

I'm sorry. Like, Charlamagne's ready to go at Steve Bannon. I'm like, I'm trying to live my life. Richard Spencer, all of them. Really? Yes. What is wrong with you? Why do you choose not to engage?

What am I going to solve by going at an egg avatar on Twitter? Do you sometimes feel like you ever type something and then delete it? Because you get so irritated? Because sometimes I do that, but I don't engage either. Angela, at what point will me going at Baldrape97, how is that going to be? I do, I do, I do. And then you click on the Abby and you feel stupid as hell because you're some fat white guy hugging his girlfriend. You can't be real.

This can't even be him. Now, what if Donald Trump tweeted you or something about something you said? Would you engage that? I thought he was going to call me out after the dinner. Yes. Because he's that crazy. Right. I heard you had bars ready for him.

I had some stuff. I called it, what was it called? DEFCON Orange. In case he showed up, I had like an orange card ready to go of like, these are all the jokes that I'm going to do if he shows up in the room. I thought that moment was so good for you because nobody else wanted to do it. Yeah. And you stepped up, Muslim comedian, just made perfect sense.

And I was like, either this is going to go really well for a son or really bad. And you rose to the occasion. Thank you, man. Yeah, that was a classic immigrant situation. Nobody wanted to touch it. It was a job no one wanted to do. I came in with my bucket and my mop. And I'm like, all all right give it to the immigrant

it's here to solve the problem and i just came right in and i did what my dad and my mom and so many other immigrants have done coming to this country all right you guys don't want to do this we'll do this and we're gonna rip it yeah now what about kathy griffin in that whole situation with her holding the yeah headed donald trump be cutting you don't got to be cruel. So I don't have to hold a decapitated head of a president to show that I dislike you. Can you imagine if you would have did that? Can you imagine? Yeah. Oh, my God. My career would have been over. But but I think think about think about the opposite when people are like, no, no, no, Kathy Griffin's right. Imagine some conservative comedian, Jeff Foxworthy or whatever, holding up a decapitated head of... Barack Obama.

Elizabeth Warren, Barack Obama. World War III. Yeah, we'd have been like, this is insanity. So to me, I'm like, I'm all for, again, an open marketplace of ideas. May the best idea win. That was not a great idea. Again, you can be critical. You don't have to burn the entire building down or can be critical you just you don't have to burn

the entire building down or go after baron or you don't have to do that what about this whole concept of uh phobias right like when you talk about islamophobia and things like that i keep saying that i feel like people fear what they don't understand correct that's why i say again your stand-up special is very good because if i've never had a conversation with a muslim person i can watch this and hear this poV as opposed to just getting fed things. Correct. From the media. Correct.

You watch Homeland. You're like, these people are terrifying. If you watch, say, Homecoming King, to me, again, I think it's a representation of this is what 99.999% of new brown America has to deal with. This is what it's like. They turn on their TV and they're dealing with collective guilt. And I wanted to put that perspective out there. I'm empathetic to people that are being

fed a distorted version of reality. I'm empathetic to that. You only make decisions based on what you know. But I think also you've got to hold people accountable to say, hey, you also have to be open to new information. Do your research. I'm not against that. We appreciate you for joining us, ma'am. Thanks for having me, man.

Make sure you watch that special on Netflix if you haven't had a chance to see it yet. It's called Homecoming King and you can watch them on the Daily Show every night. Thank you.

Where can they find you, man? You can find me on Twitter at Hasan Minhaj and Instagram at Hasan Minhaj and yeah, peep the special, man. Right. All right, well there you have it. Hasan Minhaj,

it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club. Well, Chris Brown is going to be releasing his documentary, Chris Brown, Welcome to My Life in Theaters Nationwide. And that is actually going to be today.

So he's going to have appearances from J-Lo, Usher, Jamie Foxx, and more, and they're going to talk about the periods of his life that were very tumultuous, his relationships, his legal problems over the past few years, and everything. And he also has his album coming out soon. So there you have it if you're a big Chris Brown fan. I think we have audio. We have audio? Was any of it difficult to record? The process was because, you know,

throughout the transition of us filming it, it took, like, maybe a two-year process, but, you know, I was incarcerated. I had different things that were kind of like my trials and tribulations while I tried to, you know, showcase my life. That was the hardest part, you know, because it was reality. It was real. None of this is, like, fabricated or etched

to make you feel a certain way. It's just raw. So that's in theaters? Yeah, just for one day, though. So if you're a fan of his, and I'm sure it'll be available elsewhere after that. But if you're a big fan of Chris Brown and you want to go check that out and see these exclusive interviews and hear him talk firsthand about what's going on. And he actually had a premiere for it, and he brought his daughter to it, so it was really cute.

I'm sure Chris Brown fans will run out and go see that. Me personally, if I get some time to go to the movies, I'm going to see Wonder Woman. I'm going to swallow my prejudice to DC. Oh, so you are going to go see Wonder Woman. I'm going to swallow my prejudice to DC and go see Wonder Woman. All right, that's good news. I was telling you, everybody's talking about what a great movie it is.

And it broke a lot of records for women as it was directed by a woman. Okay. All right, Ariana Grande is back on the road. Now she was performing in Paris. She had extra, extra security. They actually patted down the fans and inspected basically every inch of their bodies. And she actually has added somewhere over the rainbow. That's going to be a staple for her show as well now.

That was her closing song for her One Love Manchester show, and she performed it in Paris too. Here is Ariana Grande singing Somewhere Over the Rainbow. All right. Oh, okay. That's sad, just listening to that and knowing everything that happened. Mm-hmm. Yes, it is. In Manchester.

Somewhere over the rainbow is like man in the mirror. It's definitely going to bring tears to your eyes, regardless of what the situation is, what the context is. When you hear that record, your eyes are going to water up a little bit. Yep. All right, Eminem has given high school graduates in Flint, Michigan, at all the Flint community schools, some free Beats by Dre headphones for the graduating classes.

So that's every school? Yeah, it's for the Flint community schools. Okay. So graduates were gifted a free pair, and they were sent in by Eminem himself and right when they went up on stage to get their diploma, they were gifted those and he also even put up a video congratulating all of them and they played that throughout

the speaker system. Well, at least somebody giving the people in Flint something. Round of applause for the people in Flint. Absolutely. Jesus Christ. And Big Sean did a lot too. He raised money as well for the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Alright, people are going in on Jessica Simpson. Some of them are

upset. Now, I don't know if you guys saw, but she posted photos of her daughter, five years old, wearing a bikini, and people were going in saying that it was inappropriate. If you have Revolt TV, you can see the pictures of her daughter. I didn't even know Jessica Simpson was still a thing. Now, people were writing too. She actually makes a lot of money

off of her clothing, her shoes, and all of that. They said she might make up to a billion dollars. Her industry with that, her branding is incredible. Yeah, she's been doing well

for a long time with that. All right, now people were saying it was inappropriate, too much, too soon, not cool in a world filled with pervs. People were writing, protect your children.

This is not for social media. And saying they would never post a photo of their own young daughters. I hate people. Yeah, I always have you in your opinions. That's a five-year-old. She's wearing a bikini. She's going to the pool or the beach. F you in your opinions.

I put my daughter in a bikini at the age of four. If you look like that or you think like that, you the creep. Yeah, something's wrong with you if you look at a five-year-old and you're like, that looks sexy or that looks inappropriate. Father's the issue to me. How's your brain working now? Yeah, why? Like on a five-year-old? That's not even something I would think of. I didn't even, when I saw that, the first thing I noticed

was that little scooter she had. I thought the scooter too. I said, oh, what kind of scooter is that? I gotta give my little daughter a scooter. That's what I thought. What do you think about the bikini? Yeah, I mean, I find it to be very weird that people would criticize something like that because if you go to the beach, kids are wearing bathing suits so it's not like think about the bikini. Yeah, I mean, I find it to be very weird that people would criticize something like that because if you go to the beach, kids are wearing bathing suits, so it's not like something you can't wear in public. Nobody's looking

at a five-year-old like, ooh, look at that sexy girl. No, she's a five-year-old enjoying the beach, you pervert. What do you think about going to the beach and having your daughter, like, having no top on and just the bottoms? Oh, she's got to have a top on. Why would that happen? She's got to have a top on. I've seen people do that when I've been at the pool and been on vacation.

A little girl? Yeah, with little girls. Oh, I don't know. Because they're little young girls, so it's not like there's anything. But I definitely have seen that. No, the most inappropriate thing I see is when sometimes you see these little boys,

and they be four and five years old, and they be butt naked. Little pee-pee just running around. At the pool? The pool. What pool are you going to? The ocean. You'd be like,

but if you don't put some clothes on that little boy. Yeah, that's weird. Yeah, that's a little awkward. I don't like that. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. It's time for Donkey of the Day.

Donkeys of the Day, ask John the Man. I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed one. So like a donkey. Key so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed one. So like a donkey. He's Donkey of the Day. The Breakfast Club, bitches.

Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but Donkey of the Day is a new one. Hey, Donkey of the Day for Thursday, June 8th goes to Phil Stare. Now, you may not know who Phil Stare is, but he is an official at an agency that manages foreclosed homes in Flint, Michigan. The name of the place is Genesee County Land Bank, and Phil Stare was a sales manager at the bank. Now, unless you've been on another planet or living in a bubble somewhere, then you are fully aware of the Flint water crisis. Flint, a city that has a lot of debt,

switched from buying Detroit's pre-treated water to using flint river water and flint river water which is way more toxic was not properly treated under orders from state officials causing lead from old pipes to go into the city's water and boom there you have the flint water crisis okay uh the flint water crisis was a complete failure of government period everybody knows this it was an fbi and FBI investigation. City officials got charged. Like, it's not a secret. But Phil Stare doesn't believe that. Phil Stare is actually victim-blaming. And not just victim-blaming.

You know, a lot of people say not only was it a failure of government in Flint, Michigan that caused the water crisis, it was systemic racism. And it's not hard to argue the systemic racism part when you hear Phil Stare say that the Flint water crisis was caused by N-words. Yes, Phil Stare say that the Flint water crisis was caused by N-Words. Yes, Phil Stare, an official

at an agency that manages four closed homes in Flint, blamed the Flint water crisis on N-Words. Cut the music and let's play the audio. My son has the same problems, right? He's a nigga. He's a nigga.

He's a nigga. I don't pay their bills. That, ladies and gentlemen, is bigotry. That is disgusting. Context matters. And a white man saying the N-word is always out of context. Get him up out of there.

But in that context, Phil Stare said, effing N-words, don't pay their bills. And then said, I don't want to call them N-words. If you have never heard bigotry before in your life,

there you have it. Not to mention victim blaming at its finest. Like textbook victim blaming. Like you rape a woman and then say it was her fault because of what she was wearing. Victim blaming. You poison our community and say it's our fault. Yeah.

Now, of course, Phil Stead resigned. And in his resignation letter, he did one of those insincere apologies that I hate because they only come after said person receives backlash. He said he was deeply sorry for what he said in the recording, which he described as his private opinion on the Flint

water crisis and insensitive language. I do not know how I can face my friends and co-workers. Well, you don't have co-workers anymore because you resigned so you don't have to worry about that. And those black friends you're talking about, they should have unfollowed you on all social media sites already. And if they haven't,

I want to know why. Don't stand next to that guy. Yeah, how can you still be friends with a person when you hear them talking about your people like this? Wow. Listen, Phil, the true test of a man's character is how they act when nobody's watching. Phil had no idea he was being recorded, so therefore

he didn't know people were watching, so that is who he is. So don't hand me that I'm sorry BS, because it's not genuine. You have shown us exactly who you are, and we believe you. So Phil, we're going to give you that same energy you gave us.

Cracker ass cracker! Well, I was just going to say, you know, racist bigot, but that'll do. Please give Phil Stare the biggest hee-haw, please. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. racist bigot, but that'll do. Please give Phil Stair the biggest hee-haw, please. How does he even have a chance to retire or resign? I don't know. They should have fired him to make a bigger statement.

Alright. And nobody better hire him out there either. Thank you for that donkey today. Up next, ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a question for Yee, a relationship question or you need some advice, call Yee right now. 800-585-1051.

We'll put you live on the air or you can always email us. What's your email, Yee? HelpMeYee at gmail.com. HelpMeYee at gmail.com. Salute to everybody out there with an upset stomach this morning, suffering from a low diarrhea. That's me.

Taking a little shot of Pepto-Bismol. Taking a little shot of Pepto-Bismol. Some things you can keep to yourself. Follow the homies who ain't here. You could have kept that one to yourself. Sounded wet. All right. Ask E's next at the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? This is Dee. Hey, Dee. What's your question for Yee? I've been dating my boyfriend for about a year and a half,

but we've known each other. He was like my first love in high school, so we've known each other for 15 years. I know he loves me. I love him very much, but he is struggling with an addiction to alcohol, and so when he is drunk, he's just useless, let's say. So I didn't know if that was true.

Is he trying to get help? Because part of trying to recover from an addiction is to try to get help. Because addiction is a disease, alcohol addiction. Right. Is it something that he's trying to do, as in get help because he knows he has a problem? He, you know, goes back and forth with the AA. But other than that, not really, I wouldn't say. I think he wants to quit.

I think he's scared, as most people are. Right. Okay. I mean, that's a tough one because the main thing is, like you said, he does want to get help, but it's not an easy addiction to kick at all. That's why so many people have struggled with it. And I'm sure that you feel like if I leave him,

I would hate for something to happen and for his alcoholism to get even worse. Yeah. But at the same time, it's affecting your life a lot as well, and you're concerned about him. Exactly. I didn't know when it would be like, I mean, I don't know if there is a time

where it would be like, this is enough for the end, or I guess, I don't know. Have you been supportive as far as going with him to his meetings? I've never gone to a meeting for him, with him to his meetings and I've never gone to a meeting for him with him I've I've looked up other like resources for him trying to get him help suggestions but stuff like that but I've never

actually gone with him to a meeting okay I mean listen you love him and that's the issue that you guys have and you care about him so let's just say say even if you all one day don't end up together, I'm sure you want him to kick this addiction and move on with his life. Yes. I would recommend that you be as supportive as possible. Does he want you to come with him? He's asked me one time. Because I do feel like things like that could be helpful to you for you to understand maybe why he does the things that he does so you can be more of an influence for him. But what's really important is that nobody can quit these things unless it's not easy to do and unless they make a real committed effort.

Right. And it's not your responsibility and it's not your fault, but if you care about him, you should do whatever it is that you can to try to help him. And if that help means you physically being there, then that might be something that takes it to the next level. Yeah, I've never tried that. That's true. I could go with him to support him through that.

Right. So I would suggest trying that. And I also do other people around him, like family members and other people that he's friends with. Are they helpful as well? I would say his family, his friends, no. No. I believe he needs to cut off his friends, but you know, I can't say that. And that's another thing. And that might be a

conversation for you to have with his family, to have them even be more supportive and with his friends, not that he has to cut his friends off, but you should just be like, listen, he's struggling with alcoholism. It is a disease. It's an addiction. He's potentially awful things could happen. And if you're really his friend, then it would be great if you guys could be helpful as well, as in do things that don't include drinking. True.

Yeah. Okay. And good luck to you. Thank you. And let us know if there's anything we can do and, you know, any expert professional help that you need to get. I know you've been trying and reaching out and researching different things, but you can always check back with us and we can try to help you out as well with that. Alright, thank

you so much. Have a good one. Good luck, Mama. Alright, thank you. That's a difficult one to deal with and you have to be a great person if you love somebody. You gotta be a strong person too, yeah. To be by their side through that. Absolutely. Ask E.E. 805-851051 if you got a question for E.E., call her now. It's the Breakfast Club. Everybody, it's DJ

Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, we have Candace on the line. Now, Candace, you're from North Carolina. You've recently been engaged. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Now, what did you find out about the ring, Mama? So, um, I was

looking through some old photos. mean I knew he had he had been engaged before to his ex a couple years ago so I'm looking at some photos and I saw a photo of his ex wearing the same engagement ring whoa so because I gave the ring back to him and I'm like number one because I gave the ring back to him, and I'm like, number one, because I always think in the back of my mind, like, it's just the same ring that he used, but I never had any proof. And I actually asked him that one day, and he said no. He went and traded it. So he lied? Right.

He lied. So now I'm looking at these photos, and I bring it to his attention and he's like oh that's not the same ring this guy so I'm like number one am I being too hard on him about this ring even though it's for his ex you know um is it Candace is it possibly not the same ring? I can send you the photos. They look identical to me. But to him, they're not the same ring. Okay, the bigger issue is this. Is he lying?

That's the bigger issue. Exactly. It's not necessarily the ring. It's when you ask him, is he lying to you about whether or not it's the same ring? Because I would hate to find out that you asked him a question directly and he lied to your face when you have photographic evidence. That's not a good sign. Right. So that's why I'm asking you, is it really the same ring?

I would love for you to send me the picture so I could actually see a side-by-side and make that determination. But what I would tell you to do is, do you guys have other issues or is this the first, like, real thing that's issues or is this the first real thing that's been... This is the first real thing that came up. Okay, well, I think what you need to tell him is, listen, it just makes me uncomfortable. I love you. I want to marry you. It's not all about the ring, but it does make me uncomfortable to think that I might have a very similar ring or possibly the same ring as your ex.

So what would be a great thing to do as a compromise with both of us is let's pick a different ring out. Right. But the bigger issue really is, is he telling you the truth when you ask him a question? I know it's, you know, maybe he never thought he would get caught. Maybe he thought he would do this and you wouldn't have any, you would never notice or never find out. So he just instinctually lied.

Who knows? But if this is the only issue you guys have ever had, I wouldn't make it the biggest deal in the world. But what I would let him know is, listen, you know, no matter what in a relationship, there are going to be problems that arise. It's how you solve those problems and how you deal with them. So how I would deal with it is say,

listen, I know you said this is not the same ring. All good. It looks too similar for me. Can we at least, just so I'm more comfortable, do this and we can move on? Okay. All right. Good luck, mama. All right.

Appreciate it. All right. Ask Yee. I can't wait to see if it's the same. 805-105-1. I'm sure it's the same ring. Well, how are you sure? If it looks like it, he probably thought he got the ring back.

His girl would never find out. He probably tried to throw it over the same ring. That's the bigger issue. Are you lying? What does it matter if it's the same ring or not, though? It matters if he lied when she asked him. Trade the ring in, man girl would never find out and he'd probably try to throw it over the same ring. That's the bigger issue. Are you lying? What does it matter if it's the same ring or not, though? It matters if he lied. It'd be different if he said, you know what, yes it is, she gave the ring back.

Nobody would say yes. But he lied now. Don't ask, don't tell. That's what you get for being all nosy and being worried about the past. Why are you concerned about the past? You should be focusing on the future. Look forward. That's why Lot's wife turned to salt, because she looked back.

God said, look forward. Look forward. When I have this old ring from the past, I can't help but look back every time I look down at my hand. Oh, you shouldn't be looking for old pictures. All right. Ask Yee. 800-585-1051.

Now, we got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about Tamar versus Tiny. You know, the two of them were best of friends. They're children's godparents and everything. And they had a huge falling out. Well, now they're trying to resolve things. But there's a lot of other extra side issues. Okay.

Also, we have a huge announcement happening right before the mix. You don't want to miss it. Why don't y'all tell me about these things? The huge announcement? Yes. Because sometimes you say the announcements first. Like you pre... What's the word I'm looking for? Where I talk about it before I'm supposed to talk about it? Yes. Because sometimes you say the announcements first, like you pre... What's the word I'm looking for?

I talk about it before I'm supposed to talk about it? Yes. You run your mouth? Like it comes out before it's really supposed to happen, so we just... That's why I'm drinking Pepto-Bismol. Okay. Alright, well that happens right before the mix. Don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are

The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk power. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. All right, power is coming back to stars on June 25th. Can't wait. Guess who Lala Anthony's character, Lakeisha, is going to be dating on this new season? Who? Is she back? She not dead? She's back.

Okay. She is going to be dating Tommy. They're going to have some type of romance going on. So I'm excited for that. That should be interesting. Now, when Joseph Sikora, who plays Tommy, was questioned about it, he said, this is my sister, and if you talk bad about her, I'm going to kill you. He said, I think we have a mutual admiration for each other.

We built up a friendly relationship, so then you are put into a mock sexual relationship. Obviously, no private parts are being put near each other, but we really are kissing and touching, so it is a luxury to do it with somebody you like and respect. Didn't Tommy want to kill Keisha last season, if I'm not mistaken? I always got to watch the last season before I catch up because probably would take so long to come back, but I feel like they were trying to kill Keisha at the end of last season, if I'm not mistaken. I always got to watch the last season before I catch up because power takes so long to come back. But I feel like they were trying to kill Keisha

at the end of last season. That's why she disappeared. I don't know, but they were doing all kinds of illegal things out of her shop, remember? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So basically we're going to see La La's ta-tas again this season. It's a possibility. Probably one of the clues bombs for La La's areola.

Suit to La La. And that looks different when she's single, you know, in real life. She is. We don't know if she's single. Well, allegedly, according to reports, they're not together. All right. Tamar has apologized to Tiny. The two of them haven't been getting along.

They've been having a lot of back and forth. And it's really sad because, you know, that's the children's godparents and everything. And T.I. had even weighed in and said that they should just get over their beef with each other. And then Tamar went on Instagram and said, you know, I've been thinking, although I don't like social media, it's not the best place to work out personal issues. Sometimes it can be the most effective way to get your loved one's attention. I love you guys. And Tiny, you, since I was 19 years old, I would have never dreamed that none of us would be in this position

against public perceptions. We know it's not because of that show or lies that paperback Toya has said or anyone else who has had something to say about the disagreement. So paperback Toya is Toya Wright. That's who she's referencing. By the way,

I love good slander. I love good creative That's who she's referencing. By the way, drop one of Clues bombs for Tamar Braxton. I love good slander, right? I love good, creative, witty slander. Paperback Toy is funny as hell. She's so petty. That's funny, though. Well, at the end of the post, Tamar apologizes to Tiny. She said, I'm sorry for my part in the hurt,

and I want to have my best friend and her family, including all of our kids and Tip, all back together again. Now, it seems like Tiny has accepted that apology, but Toya's mad now. Let's go, paperback Toya. You fire back. Fireback Toya. Now, Toya said, paperback Toya?

Really, bitch? What does your non-sincere apology and fake-ass public outreach have to do with me? You are the fakest bitch I know. You wrote all of that pathetic, attention-seeking bull-ish, but you conveniently forgot to tell them why you're really mad. Speak up. I'll tell them, and you and your so-called best friend of 19 years fell out.

Why didn't you tell them how petty you really are? What type of bitch gets mad because a friend posts a birthday message about another friend? I have your answer, though. The same petty-ass bitch that got mad at everyone who went on the real talk show that she was fired from. I'm sick of you popping off on everybody and then playing victim

with your over-the-top, under-the-table ass. You talk ish about your own sisters. You a disrespectful, disloyal, jealous attention fiend. It goes on.

That's not paperback, Toya. That's clapback, Toya. By the way... She signed it, Love Always, Paperback, Toya. My new book will be dropping in July.

Yeah, what's wrong with paperbacks, though? Nothing. I'm waiting for my book to come out on paperback. I guess it's cheaper than the hardcover version. I don't know. Yeah, but a book is a book, and you can't even really get I don't think you can even get hardcover books in the prisons. Well, she took offense to being called Paperback Toya. Paperback Toya is funny.

That is hilarious. Alright, and the last thing that I want to say is that Tom Cruise confirmed that there's going to be a Top Gun sequel. I don't know if y'all all saw Top Gun, but that movie came out in 1986, and Val Kilmer posted a picture of himself, and he definitely wants to be on there. He said, still got it, just saying. When are we going to discuss the fact that Tom Cruise has had more work done than any Instagram model or any Kardashian-Jenner. How does he not have to see them in the long term? That man has not aged since at least the age of 32.

It's not just Scientology? Does it? That he just looks so... I don't know. I don't know what goes on in there. That man has not aged since at least the age of 32, bro. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report.

All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, drumroll, please. I really wish y'all started telling me about these things beforehand. We can't, thank you Miss Yee. Now, drumroll please. I really wish y'all started telling me about these things beforehand. We can't because you spoil it. It's going down Saturday, September 23rd at the Las Vegas Village on the strip across from the Luxor. I thought we announced this already.

We did, man. We got a new announcement. You're ruining it. Now we already tell you about Khaled. What? Khaled, right? That's the name, right? Khaled or Khaled? Which one? You said the same thing. DJ Khaled works for iHeartRadio. Not DJ Khaled. The other one.

Khaled? We playing his music all the time and he can't show up for us? No. He need to give us the other guy? Okay, okay. What did we tell you? And then we told you about French Montana. No black woman will be there. They still haven't forgiven French. You're not helping. You're supposed to't forgiven French. You're not helping.

You're supposed to help the situation. This is not helping. That's what you get when you don't pre-plan. And now, just add it. The Amigos! To what? I just told you what it was. The I Heart Radio Music Festival Daytime Village. Oh, are you listening? You didn't lead with that. I did lead with it. I said it's going down

Saturday, September 23rd at the Las Vegas Village. That's what I started. Of course, didn't lead with that. I did lead with it. I said it's going down Saturday, September 23rd at the Las Vegas Village. That's what I started. Across from the Luxor. That's how I started it. Okay. That started it. We got to do it again.

All right. You ruined the announcement. That's why no one tells you anything. Get ready for our Daytime Village presented by Capital One at the 2017

iHeartRadio Music Festival. Okay, okay. It's going down Saturday, September 23rd. Oh, man. What is it? We tell you about Khaled. Oh, who?

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