The Breakfast Club - Crazy Uber Stories

Episode Date: April 8, 2019

Today on the show we had Democratic politician and now Presidential candidate Julian Castro. He spoke on immigration reform, reparations and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Christopher Darden the lawyer who also represented O.J, because he decided to represent the boy who murdered Nipsey Hussle. Morever, we opened up the phone lines after Angela reported in the Rumor Report that Tiffany Haddish spoke on accidentally pooing on herself in an Uber, and we wanted to know if any of our listeners had crazy Uber stories.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday. It is Friday. I guess it's a good Friday. I feel good. It's a good Friday. This week sucked, though. I'll be honest with you.

This week sucked. What? Week sucked. All because of the senseless murder of Mr. Nipsey Hussle. Absolutely. So this week has dragged on. It feels like nothing is the same. Nothing at all. So the energy has been

very down all week, but we've made it to the end of another week. Thank God. Okay? Thank God we made it to the end of another week. Absolutely.

As my man, Lil Duval, says, if you are breathing, you are achieving. There you go. Okay? Thank God that we're alive. There you go.

I got so many people coming up to me yesterday asking me for hugs. That's right, baby. That's right. They actually want you guys to start the show every day with a hug. I'm with that. Listen, to me yesterday asking me for hugs. That's right, baby. That's right. They actually want you guys to start the show every day with a hug. I'm with that. Listen, hug a black man today.

Hug a black man. Tell him you love him, man. Listen, because we have all of these conversations about toxic masculinity, which is something I never even really understood until a couple of years ago. But then when you look and you see how men act in certain spaces, not just with each other, but with women, of course. It's just like, yo, man, let's spread more love. Stop being tough for no reason.

You know what I'm saying? If you don't love yourself, I love you. If you don't value yourself, I value you. If you don't appreciate yourself, I appreciate you. You appreciate me? And being that my cup is so full, I'm able to pour plenty of what I got into other people's cup. I don't want what you got in my cup. You want some of this love in your cup? I don what you got in my cup. You want some of this love

in your cup this morning? I don't want none of my love. You want some of this love early? Nah. You sure you don't want some of this love early? Nah, I don't want what you got in your cup.

So you being tough for no reason? I know. That's a nice jacket, by the way. Thank you. I hug Dramos. See, I hug Dramos. I'm going out. Man, you know what?

Hold on. Eddie. See? I hug Dramos. Oh, my gosh. Good morning. I love you. See?

I love you. Good morning. I don't want to be part of this. You're going to hug the white camera guy. You're going to hug the white camera guy? All right. You're not going to hug the white camera guy? The white camera guy is a person.

You're not going to hug him? Give him a little hug? No. Damn it, man. The world loves him. Give him a pound. The world loves the white man, okay? I love my black and brown brothers, all right?

They even give him five. The white man gets told he's in... They show him that he's loved every day. You know what I'm saying? No disrespect to any of the white people out there, but y'all know what love is. Although I will say Steve might be the most unloved person in the world. Yeah, he is probably the most unloved.

He probably needs it the most. It's a prejudice room. Oh, my goodness. He has a very sad life. It's just him and his dog. He's outnumbered, you know? The schnauzer. The schnauzer? Good morning, Steve. Yes, yes, schnauzer. Good morning, Steve. You get a good morning, Steve. It's just him and his dog. He's outnumbered, you know? The schnauzer. He has a schnauzer?

Good morning, Steve. He has a schnauzer. Good morning, Steve. You get a good morning, Steve. You get a good morning, Steve. I'm just telling my black and brown brothers I love them this morning. I love y'all. How are y'all?

Good morning. Sorry, Steve. All right. That's a hard jacket, though. Thank you, sir. You want one? I do, actually. I got you.

Wait, what's going on? You were buying him a jacket? Why can't he buy me a jacket? Did you bring the package I sent to your house? F! I forgot. Yo, I forget that package every morning. It's been like three months.

I know it's been like three months. I'm going to bring it, I swear. I'm going to just have to start paying tax. See, that's what you get. If you don't know, Angela Yee sends stuff to my house so she doesn't have to pay tax. Is that against the law? No. That's not against the law.

But she sends stuff to my house so she doesn't have to pay tax. And I just forget it at home. I just totally forget it. I'll bring it on Monday. What if I needed it? I'll bring it Monday. That is not love. That's the opposite of love.

Well, Julian Castro will be joining us, 2020 presidential candidate. And former secretary of HUD. That's right. I have a lot of questions for, you know, somebody who used to be in charge of HUD. And former mayor of San Antonio. Yes, former mayor of San Antonio. Salute to San Antonio. You know what I mean?

Everybody that listens to us in San Antonio her. And former mayor of San Antonio. Yes, former mayor of San Antonio. Salute to San Antonio. You know what I mean? Everybody that listens to us in San Antonio. You're looking for the station. I know. I see. I don't think it's on that list. That's one of our latest greatest.

Yeah, I know it's stations. Yeah. Shout out to you guys this morning. All right, well, let's get the show cracking. I'm looking for it. We heard you move off the mic.

Now, we got on front page. This is what we're talking about. Yes, this is a really sad story. Remember we told you about the missing child that went missing? Yeah, I heard this story. That's crazy. I don't even know why.

Timothy Pitson and a man came forward and said he was that child. Well, we'll tell you what happened with that. Okay. We'll get into it. They found out? Well, you'll find out. Yeah. 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, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Hey, hey, and drop one of the clues bombs for 98.5 to beat in San Antonio, Texas.

Oh, you got it. Damn it. There you go. Listen, man, we're on in 100 markets, okay? Ready. Just trying to stay focused here. Well, let's get in some front page news. What are we talking about, Yee? Well, earlier this week, we told you about Timothy Pitson. When he was six years old, he went missing back in 2011. He has allegedly been found

after escaping his cap doors. He called 911 and said he was Timothy. Turns out that whole thing was a hoax. What? That's crazy. They did a DNA test

and it revealed that he claims to be the 14-year-old, but it's really a 23-year-old man. He's 23 years old. By the way, when you see his picture, he looks grown. He looks like he's 30-something

years old. He has a beard. How are you a 14-year-old? So why did they mistake him? He said he was him. He said he was Timothy Pitson. Turned himself in. No resemblance? He said he escaped from his captors. They had never showed his picture before now. Because they were trying to find out if it was really him. So of course, imagine

how heartbreaking that is for the family. But there was no way he was a 14-year-old. His name is really Brian Michael Renning. So they thought this grunt. You got a picture of him? Revolt posted a picture? Let's see if Revolt posted. I don't know if Revolt has it.

But, yeah, well, look, we didn't see the picture until everyone saw it this morning. So there was no way for us to know. It was still, they weren't showing any of that information. They said they still had to investigate, still had to do a DNA test. Turns out he had just escaped from, I mean, not escaped. He had gotten released from jail and he was not that person at all. That's why, you know, going around and giving people hugs and telling them that you love them is very important because that guy right there clearly lacks love so much that he'd do anything to seek attention.

There's no way he's 14. Come on, stop it. They don't allow him to be 14. You want attention so bad. No way. You know what? Shame on all the fools in San Antonio who thought he was 14 years old. They just wanted hope, though. They just wanted hope. You lost your child. You're just hoping maybe

he had a beard at 14. You never know. You just try anything. If you thought that guy was 14, my God. I mean, I guess they still have to investigate because he claimed to be Timothy, but they probably were like, okay, there's no way this is true. All right. All right, now let's talk about Jeff Bezos and his soon-to-be ex-wife.

They have agreed to divorce terms, and she is going to get some Amazon stock. She's going to get 25% of their Amazon stock, so that's going to give her a 4% stake in the company. You know how much that's worth? She's got to be like at least top three richest women in the world right now. That is worth $35 billion. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Based on Amazon's current market value.

What's she at on the list of richest women? At least in America. She's got to be like, I know she's top three in America. I think she's number one or number three, right? I think she's number three. She's number three, number three. She looks so pretty this morning. She looks so pretty now. She looks so beautiful. She looks so beautiful this morning. She didn't look like that yesterday.

Listen, when you can divorce on those terms, I'm like, go ahead, do you. You don't think she looks pretty this morning? She is glowing. She's beautiful. She's not interested.

She's a gram. All right, now, Nipsey Hussle. My wife won't slide in her den. The man suspected of shooting and killing Nipsey Hussle, Eric Holder,

has pleaded not guilty to murder. I don't know how. But he's being represented by attorney Chris Darden. Now, Chris Darden did enter that not guilty plea on his client's behalf. And you know him from his work as a prosecutor in the murder case against O.J. Simpson. I'm not even going to sit here and act like I knew who the hell that was until yesterday. Everybody was like, he represented, he was in the O.J. case.

I'm like, the O.J. case? Because all you think of all the famous attorneys from that case, it was like, he represented, he was in the OJ case. I'm like, the OJ case? Because all you think of all the famous attorneys from that case, it was like Johnny Cochran, Robert Kardashian. I never thought of Chris Darden.

I wonder why he would take it. I have no idea. Maybe he went to detention? I don't know. He's a lawyer. Lawyers take cases because they need money. This one?

Who told y'all that? And anyway, you think Eric Holder has money to pay him like that? Nah, he's doing pro bono, I'm sure. I don't know. Somebody taking care of it, clearly. I don't know. Somebody taking care of it,

clearly. I don't know. But anyway, that's your front page news. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset,

you need to hit us up right now. Maybe you walked in the elevator this morning and somebody let one go right before you got into that elevator. Ain't that the worst when you just walk

into somebody's fart? And there was nothing you could do because the door closed and you were just smelling that? Yeah. Oh, my goodness. Well, get it off your chest.

Maybe you fight it. You don't hold your breath. It wasn't me. Yeah, I was holding my breath. Oh. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. 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

hey Kiara today's your birthday well actually it's tomorrow but y'all are on the air tomorrow so happy early birthday happy early birthday what are you gonna do thank you so much well last week I went to the DR with a group of my friends. And then this week I'm in Miami with my best friend, Nostalgia.

She's asleep. I'm trying not to wake her up, but she'll be all right. Whoa. All right. What you doing in Miami? Where you staying? So we're actually at Airbnb. So we're at a condo.

Okay. And I'm going skydiving tomorrow. All right. And then on Sunday we're going to Key West and we're going to smorgasbord and all that stuff. So I'm going to hit up D.C. Callas restaurant and just like... Oh, you gotta go to Finger Licking. And the best thing about Finger Licking is they got

a fried side and a grilled side. Oh, well, you know, she'll enjoy that. I don't eat meat, but I'm still gonna go. They got plenty of good vegetarian dishes as well. They got broccoli that's amazing. The greens are amazing. You'll love it. Be careful skydiving, though, though. I don't want this to be a grand opening.

Don't say that. Don't put that out there. That's not on her. That's what everybody says, but you know what? I put out good energy, so I know the Lord won't do me like that. Okay? There you go. I've been questioning that one all week, man.

Be honest with you. Well, have a good morning and happy birthday, Mama. I don't know. I don't know about this. You get back what you put out. Christina. Yes. Good morning. How are you what you put out. Christina. Yes. Good morning.

How are you guys? Good morning. Good morning. Get it off your chest. I wanted to give a praise report to my husband, Ontario Anderson, D. Mars Anderson on Facebook. He's doing such an amazing job with all the stress from trying to open up a gym in our small town,

McCormick, South Carolina, with no support really. But he's getting all the love from outsiders. And I just want to tell him that he's amazing and to just keep doing what he's doing. Everyone go to OD Fitness Studio on Facebook and like his Facebook page. If you're in McCormick, South Carolina, you can stop by and see our gym and watch it grow. And once it's open, it'll be free to all McCormick County school kids. That's what I'm talking about.

So they can attend. Well, listen, you know I support all things South Carolina. The sad part about it is sometimes when you open things in South Carolina, you can't put your name on them because people will hate on you for no damn reason. Exactly. What's the name of the gym again? It's OG Fitness Studio. Okay, good luck, mama.

Thank you so much, guys. Y'all have a blessed weekend. You too. Shout out to my trainer, Richie. He just opened up his gym. He opened up a big gym out in Jersey. So shout out to you, Richie. Mike.

What's up, sir? Mike, get it off your chest, bro. Man, I just heard two of the coldest lines you can ever hear come out of a woman's mouth ever in your life, sir. Talk to me. Man, look, one of my buddies from work, man, he got a girl. He's been cheating on this girl with one of the coworkers from work, right? So I guess the female he was cheating with at work turned around and get a boyfriend.

So she don't want to mess with him no more. So he asked her, you know, okay, well, how come, you know, you can talk to me while I got a girl, but when you get a dude, I can't holler at you. You know what she told him? What? Just because you disrespect your relationship and not me, I'm going to disrespect mine. Damn. Okay.

Okay. I like that. I like that harsh. Okay. Hey, I almost jumped out'm going to disrespect mine. Damn. Okay, okay. I like that harsh truth. Hey, I almost jumped out the damn window, man. Damn. Damn. How did he respond? True. Hey, mouth dropped

on the floor, man. Damn. Hey, she hit it with one more after that, though. What? She say, I don't owe your girl no respect.

You do. That's real. That's real. That's why I never understand why girls be mad at the other girl when your man cheats but stay with their man. Because it's like,

why you not mad at your man? He disrespected you. Angel, I got a question for you. You know, some of the ladies are like, why do some women choose to talk to men when they got a girl but then when y'all get a man, y'all don't show that same favoritism?

I thought she just told you why. Yeah, I think that is because some women just don't want the hassle of having to be somebody's boo. I also think guys lie a lot too. They'll be in a relationship and they'll tell you oh, things aren't working out. That's true too. So that's what it is.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. 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. Tori.

Hey, DJ MV. Good morning, Tori. Good morning. Hi, Charlamagne. Hi, Angelique. Hi, Tori. Good morning. We love you back. Get it off your chest. Let me tell you something. I, Charlemagne. Hi, Angelique. Hi, Charlemagne. We love you guys. We love you back.

Get it off your chest. Let me tell you something. I drive a school bus. I live in New Hampshire. Parents have to do better. These kids get on my bus smelling in a way that no child can smell. Let me tell you something. I'm a mandated reporter, and I report these things to the school as I get them. But it's like the school, it doesn't go any further than the school.

We got to do better as parents. And my mother always told me, if I can smell you, you can smell yourself. And parents, we got to do better. Are they kids? Is that all on the parents, though? How old are these kids? Huh? How old are these kids?

Well, I have three different age groups. I have car seat kids, I have middle school kids, and I have elementary kids. But even the middle school kids, it's like, come on, at a certain age, you already know. It's tough for kids out here. Kids are mean. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, middle school kids got to know how to wash their own ass.

Elementary school kids, too, by the way. If you're in, like, fourth grade, fifth grade, you ain't got no reason not to have your ass washed. But car seats is all on the parents. I'm telling you. And the other thing is, I know all your business. You got to be careful what you're doing in front of your kids because I know when Mommy and Daddy got into it the night before. Oh, yeah?

I know when Daddy don't come home. I know when the PlayStation's getting broke. We got to do better as kids. We got to keep our kids kids. You right, but what about these kids that may not have the best circumstances, meaning they may not have water, they may not have electricity. Like, you never know what people are going through. Then that's what

they need to be getting on my bus talking about. Not mommy and daddy's business. I get it. Alright, Tori, thank you, mama. They might not have the means to wash. Day Day! Day Day be in the building! Good morning, good morning! Day Day, what's up? What up? Get it off your chest, Day Day. I first need to say

good morning, Uncle Charlotte. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Angela. Good morning, my love. I call you guys every morning. Thank you. Every morning. I'm calling this morning because I'm tired of black queens not acting like queens. I'm tired of seeing three-year-olds on Instagram throwing up trigger fingers, singing n***a. It's not cool. Wow.

I'm tired of queens not realizing that what's between our legs actually run men and run the world. And it's time for us to take a stand for our men. It's not okay that we bag up acts. It's not okay that we get away drivers. It's not okay that we know what our men are doing and okay as long as our bills get paid. Where is the love?

I've had enough. So I'm going to call it once a week and drop knowledge because it has had enough. So, I'm going to call once a week and drop knowledge because it has to stop. These savages are going to kill us and they can't kill mine. I feel you 100%, baby. That's why we spreading love out here in these streets. You know what I'm saying? Go hug a fellow queen today and tell her you love

her, you value her, and you appreciate her. She is a queen. Great Friday morning message. Thank you. Alright, my love. Lamar! Yeah, what's going on? What's up, Lamar? Get it off your chest. Yeah, I just want to get off my chest. The detention ties people that are fucking away about how people should be feeling

about the Nitchie Hustle death. What they don't understand is that he represents something that most people from the inner city aspires to be so far as being an entrepreneur or leaving and getting back. And I've been seeing too many people saying, well, you're not a fan or you didn't know him that well. Well, you didn't have to because he's pretty much somebody like your brother or cousin

because we have so many of those in our neighborhood that try to get out of comebacks and do what they're supposed to do by uplifting the neighborhood. That's all I want to say. I'm just discussing that the way humankind is being, especially with the social media area and things of that nature. Yeah, I don't understand why people feel like you have to be,

and I love his music, but even if you're not a fan of his music, why do you have to be a fan of his music to have empathy for a person? Right. You know what I'm saying? That was a tragic situation all across the board.

That was doing something positive. Word. It should make you feel a way. Yeah, exactly. Because I'm from Detroit, man. And I feel like I've been to Cali a couple of times.

And when I was out there with these representatives, like, so many people in Detroit are trying to do that. Especially young black men. So I just feel like people need to be

more uplifted during this time. So condolences to his family. Thank you, guys. And peace and blessings be unto you. All right, brother.

Thank you. Have a good one. Yeah, I think we need to do that this morning. I know we got, you know got Castro coming in at 7, but I think at 8 we just need to open up the phones and ask people how they feel. Because I'm not going to front.

I've been in a funk this whole week behind this Nipsey Hussle situation. So I would love to know how y'all feel. Okay. Well, 805-85-1051, get it off your chest. We got rumors on the way, Yee? Yes, let's talk about Adidas. They just signed a major, major superstar. I know there was hundreds of millions of cash involved, dollars in cash involved.

Also, let's talk about a rapper who has a New York Times number one bestselling book. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, I'm sure this was exciting for Lil Nas X. His song Old Town Road hit number 19 on the Hot Country chart. Tough tune, by the way. Let's not act like this isn't a tough little shindig. But Billboard removed

that because they said the song was not country enough. Now, if you want to hear the song, here it is. Play some of this bop. I'm gonna take my horse to the Old Town Road. I'm gonna ride till I can't no more. I got the horses in the bag.

Horse stock is a tag. And it's maddy black. Got the boosters black to match. It's a bop. Riding on a horse. Hey. You can whip your Porsche. Hey.

I've been in the valley. Hey. Been up off that porch. Now, can't nobody tell me nothing. My kids love that record. Talk about the Clues Bop for Lil Nas X. His name is Trash, but that song is a bop. Yeah, dog. My kids love that record. Jumping to the close bars for Lil Nas X. His name is trash, but that song is a bop. Yeah, dog.

My kids love that joint. You can't say your name is Nas and then X. Is that crazy that they would remove it from the Billboard charts, the country? Because they said it wasn't country enough? That's not a country record, though. Just because a person sings, that's not a country record. And got Billy Ray Cyrus on the remix. Because Billy Ray Cyrus thought this was a travesty that they would do this.

And here's how that remix sounds. Yeah, I'm gonna take my horse through the old town road. That's a country record, man. I don't know what y'all talk about. Ride till I can't no more. I'm gonna take my horse through the old town road.

I'm gonna ride till I can't no more. I got the horses in the back. Now it's a country because Billy Ray Cyrus is on it? Yes. That's country, man. Billy Ray Cyrus on the trap beat. Who do you think he is?

His daughter? And I'm going to tell you something. That's not a country record. Just because a person sings about horses doesn't make it a country record. What makes it a country record? I don't know, but that's a country record. I'm going to take my horse to the out. That's a country record.

That's a country record. Just because you got an accent and sings about horses don't make it a country record. So what makes it a country record? What makes something like a hip-hop record? What makes it a country record. Just because you got an accent and talk things about horses, don't make it a country record. So what makes it a country record? What makes something like a hip-hop record, what makes it a country record? When Nelly did records with Tim McGraw, was that a country record? When Nelly did records with Florida Georgian Line, was that a country record? I'm assuming that they submitted this as a country record. I'm just talking.

I thought it was. But what's crazy is that it was on the charts. It charted as a country record, and then they removed it. What's the problem? The country stations play it? Well, according to Billboard, they said, when determining genres, a few factors are examined, but first and foremost is musical composition.

While Old Town Road incorporates references to country and cowboy imagery, it does not embrace enough elements of today's country music to chart in its current version. Drop on the clues bombs for white people. I don't have a problem with that. All right? They keep their stuff pure, baby. Segregation is still alive, right?

We the only people that just accept anybody in our genre. But the country stations play it, though. Post Malone is hip-hop. Logic is hip-hop. All of this is just hip-hop. We put hip-hop on anything. They don't play that. Drop on the clues bombs for white people, damn it.

I see y'all. Don't drop a bomb for that. What's wrong with you? They keep things segregated over there. Logic's black. No, he's not. Yes, he is. He's black.

He's half and halved. Anyway. That man has full biracial identity. Speaking of Logic, he is now the first rapper with the New York Times number one best-selling novel. Okay, nice. He has that book right here, Supermarket. He put that book out alongside a soundtrack album of the same name.

So the soundtrack wasn't as, you know, it didn't do as great, but the book is a number one best-selling novel. So congratulations to Logic. All right, now, also congratulations to T.I. He's going to be starring in a new movie. It's called Caller 100, and it's directed by Maddie Rich. She's the same person who did the Straight Outta Brooklyn movie starring in a new movie. It's called Caller 100. And it's directed by Maddie Rich.

She's the same person who did the Straight Outta Brooklyn movie back in the 90s. And so basically, this has to do with radio. It's going to focus on a popular radio personality and his chance encounter with a female listener. So if you saw the pictures of T.I., you can't even tell that's him at all. He's pretending to be a radio personality? I'm not sure which one of them is the radio personality. I just know he's in the movie. I love radio movies. One of my favorite movies

of all time is Talk to Me starring Don Cheadle. It's the Petey Green story. So I'm all here for radio. I like radio movies and radio TV shows. Alright, and Beyonce has done a deal with Adidas. Yes, congratulations to both of them. How does Kanye feel about this? I'm not sure.

But she is going to launch her signature sneakers and apparel with them and she's also going to serve as a creative partner. And don't forget, she also had Ivy Park. She did that collaboration with Topshop. So she's going to relaunch Ivy Park with Adidas now. I'm not mad at that. A lot of people wear Ivy Park. I have a lot of Ivy Park clothing too.

Beyonce had Adidas, Hove had Puma. Is it a house divided? It's a house getting money. Now, Beyonce said, this is the partnership of a lifetime for me. Adidas has had tremendous success in pushing creative boundaries. We share a philosophy that puts creativity, growth, and social responsibility at the forefront of business. Kim Kardashian shall not be upstaged. She will come with a deal with Ciccone very soon.

He's stupid. He's a Ciccone and New Balance. I see it coming. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee and that is your rumor report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee.

You're welcome, fam. You got some Coca-Cola stuff? No, that's it. Oh, all right. Sheesh. You look so scared. I just never know with you. Why did you look so scared?

We got front page news next. What are we talking about? Yes, we are going to be talking about Amazon stock. Find out who is going to be getting, oh, about $35 billion worth of Amazon. My goodness. All right, we'll talk about that next.

Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this.

Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel.

I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't Iana tribe own country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory.

I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh, my god. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go.

Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into

their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

What's up, y'all? This is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out.

Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone.

The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

If you could have any superpower, what would it be? On April 5th, just say the word Shazam, and you'll find out. Shazam is the ultimate wish fulfillment movie about a kid named Billy Batson who transforms into a superhero with just one word. Shazam, in theaters April 5th. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news.

What are we talking about, Yee? Well, let's first talk about Mackenzie Bezos. That's Jeff Bezos, his soon-to-be ex-wife. They've agreed to their divorce terms, and she's going to still get a 25% of their Amazon stock that's valued at about $35 billion. So she got it. Did we figure out where she's at in richest people in America? Number three.

She's number three. Number three women. Women, yeah, number three women. Drop on a Clues mom for her. What's her name? She's a Clues mom. Mackenzie Bezos. Mackenzie, you look so beautiful today.

I don't know what you're doing nowadays with your hair. You're married. And your skin. You're married. Me and my wife going to slide in her DMs. You got Instagram? Now, she also gave him all of her interests in the Washington Post, 75% of their Amazon stock, and she surrendered her interest in Blue Origin, which is the aerospace company that he started back in 2000.

He paid her for that, though. Good morning, beautiful. You look so good today. Oh, my goodness. You're a that, though. Good morning, beautiful. You look so good today. Oh, my goodness. You're a bird, bro. Listen, that's amazing that she came off like that. That's why she's happy. And she's like, look, you know, the marriage is over, but I still respect him.

And he can have his voting shares and everything else he needs. Just give me this bread. All right. Now, there's a pilot program in Indiana with five Indiana schools and a local nonprofit. What they want to do is provide go-to-go meals for students that are in need, and they're going to actually use excess cafeteria food in order to do that. So they pick up that excess food, items that have been prepared but not served, and then these kids get to-go meals.

I got a homeboy named Manny. Manny lives in New Jersey. Manny usually does that. He's done that around the holidays. I don't know if he still does it, but he'll go to, like, restaurants who have, like, all this excess food, and he'll collect it and just give it out to the less fortunate, which makes a lot of sense. It does. Yeah, what's going to happen with the food?

All right, now, Timothy Pitson, we told you the story about the 6-year-old child who went missing back in 2011, and allegedly, just a couple of days ago, they were saying that he was found in Ohio. He said he escaped his captors and he called 911 and said he escaped his two kidnappers. Turns out the whole thing was a hoax. That's crazy. Yes, the person who claimed to be Timothy Pitson was really a

23-year-old man named Brian Michael Rennie. Now, Timothy would have been 14 years old. So, 14 years old and clearly that's not him. And when you see the picture of Brian, you'll see that's clearly him. You look like a grown-ass man. What's wrong with y'all in San Antonio, man? Salute to everybody that listens to us on 98.5 to beat in San Antonio.

All of y'all need to be ashamed of yourself. I'm not even upset. I mean, I'm upset at this dude for pretending to be this little boy, but there's no way in hell you look at this old-ass man and say this guy is 14. Why do you keep saying he's in San Antonio? It's not in San Antonio? No. Where is it?

This is in Ohio. Oh. You're just mad at us when I say we're in San Antonio. Oh, because you're talking about the mayor of... I was like, why do you keep talking about San Antonio? You're weird, bro. It's Friday. It's been a rough week. Ohio, what the hell is wrong with y'all? Y'all didn't know that this

23-year-old grown man, how can he pretend to be 14? He don't look like a kid at all. All right. He look like an older pedophile, to be honest with you. Listen, he had actually just gotten out of jail last year, so. I don't know why he would do that. I don't know what he thought was going to happen. Like, how do you not think that, because you knew they were going to do a DNA test.

You did all of those things. He let them do the DNA test. That's just weird, man. So how do you not think that you're going to get caught? I'm just confused. Made of a fake story. You understand that people want attention so bad. People's just weird, man. So how do you not think that you're going to get caught? I'm just confused. Made of a fake story. You understand that people want attention so bad. People want clout so bad.

Maybe he thought they were going to take him in and raise him or something. He just wanted to be loved, man. At 23? I don't know. It's just a clout chase. Is the Chicago police suing Jussie Smollett? Did I read that or hear that right? Well, they're planning to.

They want to actually sue him because they wanted him to pay $130,000 for the cost of investigating the case. It cost $130,000 to investigate that case? Well, yeah. A lot of people were involved. Police department, all the overtime work that people had to do. I'm going to be honest with you. Jesse's stupid for not paying that money. Now they had to wait seven days before filing a civil lawsuit against him.

Well, that's passed. And they said they are going to go forward with that lawsuit. You know why he's stupid for not paying that money? It's because if the Chicago police already have it out for you and they've leaked so much information to the media, you already got your charges dismissed, right? But Chicago police are saying they got a bunch of evidence against you, but the stuff is sealed.

Watch some of that sealed stuff start to leak. In the civil case? You know what I'm saying? Watch some of that sealed stuff start to leak now because you don't want to pay this $130,000. And the other thing with this lawsuit is now if they sue him, they can ask for three times the actual cost of the investigation, which would be $390,000.

So now they're about to hit your pockets and they're going to leak some of this other stuff that probably really shows how guilty you are in this situation. You know? Are you going to harass him in Chicago now, like randomly pull him over? Yes. I don't know.

Do things? I think so. Pay the money, Justin. Yeah, just pay the $130. Don't be stupid. All right. Well, what if he's saying he's innocent? Okay, sure.

If he pays the money, does that mean that he's guilty? You wouldn't have took the deal if he was innocent. Yeah, he wouldn't have let his $10,000 go and did all the community service. All right. That is your front page news. All right. Now, when we come back, 2020 presidential candidate Julian Castro will be joining us. And former secretary of HUD. And I'm very interested in talking to somebody who used to work for HUD because there's questions that I have about HUD that I don't understand, especially when it comes to homeless people and our veterans that are homeless.

So we'll talk to them next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, sir. Julian Castro. Good morning. Good to be with you. A presidential candidate with actual White House experience. That's rare now. We don't see that much. I served Obama as a housing secretary. You was, yeah, the

secretary of HUD, right? I was, yeah, for the last two and a half years of the administration. And before that, I had been mayor of San Antonio for five years. So what was your job there? What did you do as far as housing and urban development? At HUD? Well, I mean, the mission of HUD really is to make sure that there are more affordable housing opportunities for people across the country. HUD also deals with home ownership, making sure that folks can afford to buy a home. So that's what I did for two and a half years. I was the head of HUD and I traveled to a hundred different communities in 39 states,

figuring out how we could be stronger partners so that people could have more housing opportunity. On the urban development side of it, it was really about making sure that people could rise up, um, no matter what neighborhood they were living in. Is it true that Barack Obama called you while you was in a Panda Express? I had just driven through the drive-thru at Panda Express. Yeah, it was like April 16th, 2014. And I looked at the phone and you know how sometimes on your cell phone

it says unknown or block call. It said private. So if you ever get a call that says private, answer the phone. Yeah. Was it him on the line or was it his secretary? Originally, you know, they say hold for the president. They pass you through.

Yeah, it's not him. I mean, what made you answer? I said, what made you order? I was hungry. I was intrigued that something said block call. You never see it. I mean, private on there, you know. It never says private.

It says unknown or block call or whatever. You think you did a good job? I do. Yeah, I feel like we accomplished a lot. You know, maybe the thing that I'm most proud of is we actually accomplished the most significant rule to try and desegregate communities ever since the 1968 Fair Housing Act. Of course, you know, when the Trump administration came in a couple of years later, they put it on ice. But it was something called affirmirmatively Furthering Fair Housing. And the idea was to communities receiving federal taxpayer dollar through HUD, you had to get more serious about how you're going to create equal housing opportunity in your jurisdiction.

Is it disheartening to see some of the policies you guys put into place getting dismantled? For sure. Because not only that, I believe that this administration takes this attitude that if you're poor, there's something wrong with you. I don't believe that just because you're poor, there's something wrong with you. I don't believe that just because you're poor, that there's something wrong with you. In fact, I remember that of the households that HUD helped, 43% of those households that had somebody that was working age, somebody was working. So there are a lot of people that are out there that are working that are smeared as somehow lazy or they don't want to work or that something's wrong with them. And I just completely disagree with that.

Why doesn't HUD provide free housing for veterans? I always wondered that. Well, no, I mean, one of the big things that we did actually was that Obama had this goal of ending veteran homelessness. And so between 2010 and 2016, veteran homelessness went down by 47%. And actually, it's an interesting story. This was one example of where Washington actually worked the way that you would hope it should work. Congress appropriated the money for vouchers for people to get housing. The president, the rest of us in the administration worked with mayors and governors to actually implement this program, housing authorities across the country. And over those six years, I mean, we almost reduced veteran homelessness by half. Unfortunately, these last couple of years,

it's gone back up. I don't understand that, man. Like one of my biggest pet peeves is watching how America treats its veterans. Like I feel like veterans should be tax exempt. I feel like they should get free room and board and like a stipend every month just to be able to eat and pay their bills. Yeah, no, I mean, we definitely owe them a debt of gratitude. You know, recently, just yesterday, I put out a bold immigration proposal. And one of the things that I addressed in that immigration proposal, for instance, is that there are a whole bunch of folks who have served our country and they were undocumented and then they got deported. There are so many folks who are living in Mexico right now

who are veterans, who have gotten deported, who served honorably, who should be allowed to come into this country because they served it in the military. You got a plan to decriminalize illegal entry into the country, right? I do. I agree with that 100% too. Because a lot of times people look at it, they don't realize a lot of people are coming here

because they're trying to flee from a situation. There's women, there's kids, and they shouldn't be criminals because they tried to get into the United States. And a lot of times people come here and they want to be able to come here legally, but you have to get here first to seek asylum. So it's not like you're breaking the law necessarily.

What's the plan? Yeah, so my plan is basically not to treat these folks like criminals. It used to be basically that before 2004, we treated this as a civil penalty, civil violation, not criminal. And I want us to go back to handling it that way. I also, you know, I don't buy the BS of this administration that a whole bunch of women and children, families that are fleeing dangerous situations in Honduras or El Salvador or Guatemala present a danger to this country. They don't. This president told us about a year ago that if we could just be cruel enough to take away little children from their mothers, that that would stop. That would deter more families from coming.

And instead, today, more families are coming than before. So cruelty has failed. I want us to choose compassion. Kids are dying. I was just reading about another kid that had the flu that ended up dying in detention center. It's awful. There's a Jacqueline, I think, seven years old. She died in CBP custody with her father. And they did an autopsy and they determined that the reason that she died was because of an infection. The president a few days ago suggested that her father had taken the blame because she was dehydrated, which was a complete lie. And another instance... The president lies?

Yeah, I know, right? But, I mean, think about that. Just I would ask folks for a second. What kind of person are you when you're willing to lie about the death of a seven-year-old girl and her grieving father? That's how far low this man has sunk. I gotta be honest with you right now.

What is he doing? That ash on your little hand is like killing me. That was too much lotion you just gave him. That's distracting me. That ash has your little hand is like killing me That was too much lotion you just gave him Did I not put it? It's distracting me That ash has been distracting me since the interview started It's because I'm getting old man I'm 44 already

I like to be moist You gave me too much There you go There you go Jesus Now how serious is the crisis at the border? Well look we had 100,000 people that came last month. And so from my mind, what we need to do is make sure that we treat people like human beings.

We treat them with compassion. And also that we have a way to process their claims of asylum. Some people have asked when I proposed this immigration plan yesterday, well, is this open borders? And I said, no, that's a Republican talking point. Of course, deportation is still an option, but I believe that people should be treated as human beings. Is it true that, because they always, one of the talking points from the conservatives is that Obama administration deported more illegal immigrants than any sitting president. In the first few years of the Obama administration, the number of deportations was higher than it had been in the Bush administration and the Clinton administration. You know, I think the Obama administration got better about the issue of immigration as the years went by.

In 2012, the executive order DACA, that all of us know, that addressed DREAMers, was instituted. And then in 2014, in November of 2014, DAPA, which got blocked up in the courts. But, yeah, I mean, I think it's true that the administration, over time, it got better. At one time, the number of deportations was, I think, you know, two or three million. So why do people get mad at Trump if President Obama was doing the same thing? Well, I wouldn't say that Obama was doing the same thing because Trump has a level of cruelty toward these families. Also, this president began his campaign by suggesting that Mexico was sending rapists and drug runners. So there's a clear animus that this president has demonstrated toward Mexicans, Latin Americans, people coming across the border that Barack Obama never engaged in that kind of talk.

And in fact, spoke on many instances about the value of immigrants in a very in a very humane way. But it was night and day in terms of how President Obama looked at immigrants and how Donald Trump does. All right. We have more with 2020 presidential candidate Julian Castro. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia.

I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warheads. Oh my God. What is that?

Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when

the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people, you know, follow and admire. Join me every week for post run high. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy and very fun. Listen to post run high on the I heart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So y'all, this is quest love. And I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on. Apple Podcasts, or tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey y'all, Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop.

Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still talking to 2020 presidential candidate Julian Castro. Charlamagne,

what laws would you put back in play if you become president that I'm sure Trump has taken out that Barack Obama put into play when he was in office? Well, I mean, I would the first executive order that I would sign if I'm president on the afternoon of January 20th would be to recommit the United States to the Paris Climate Accord so that we lead again on climate change. I believe that we need to go to a system where everybody gets Medicare. However, at the same time, the first order of business is repairing the damage that this president has done to the Affordable Care Act because more than a million people have already lost coverage

because they're trying to sabotage our health care system. I loved when you was on Jake Tapper, and he asked you about Bernie Sanders' stance on reparations, and you said, why wouldn't you compensate people who are actual property? Why wouldn't they? Well, I believe that we should, yeah. People ask me about reparations,

and I said, you know, that under our Constitution that we compensate somebody if we take their property, so why wouldn't you compensate somebody if they actually were property and they're sanctioned by the state? That's a bar. And then some folks say, oh, well, you know, nobody that's alive today was enslaved. And I said, you know, well, you know, let me address that just for a second as a legal matter. If you had a piece of property and the government took it away from you today and then you passed away tomorrow, your estate would still be able to pursue a claim against the government for taking that property. So why shouldn't the descendants of slaves still have a claim with regard to the federal government against the government for the grave injustice, the original sin of slavery in this nation.

What I've also said is that I support Sheila Jackson Lee's legislation to do a study and appoint a commission on reparations, to assemble a group of people who understand this issue, who have the respect of communities around the nation, and then to make a recommendation to the president and to the Congress on how we can best address reparations. And I think we need to do it that way because part of the process is in healing. Absolutely. You know, I think that it's a healing process for everybody in this country. Some people say, well, aren't you just stuck in the past? And I say, it is about the past, but it's really about

the future. Yeah, because a lot of those socioeconomic gaps were created because of slavery. Like, they're still affecting us to this day. And I'm not convinced that we're ever going to fully come together as one nation, like heal, until we address that original sin of slavery. Now, what about marijuana? We talked a lot about it, and so many of us have been locked up, and our family members have been locked up for marijuana. What do you think about a marijuana bill and legalizing marijuana no i support it um i think that we have good examples in places like colorado of how you can do that obviously it's going to be regulated right and the regulation of it needs to be thoughtful it has to be that you

know that our own community can actually invest and own some of these dispensaries in some of these places. Yeah, no, I hope that that's one of the outcomes. Small business opportunities, folks from neighborhoods across urban communities in the country that are able to benefit because of it. You know, I also think that we need to look at people who have been incarcerated because of marijuana possession. And I'm a fan of some of these jurisdictions that have gone backward to try and expunge records because there have been so many people, especially communities of color, that have ended up incarcerated and serving time in jail for relatively minor offenses.

We need to do that. We need to build on that First Step Act that was just passed so we continue to reform our justice system. I think we need to do things like invest more in our public defender system. We need to continue the work of the task force that President Obama set up on policing in the 21st century. A couple of weeks ago, I was in Charleston, South Carolina. It's my birthplace. Oh, is that right?

Yes, sir. It's a great town. Yes, sir. I was two blocks away from South Carolina and I was... It's my birthplace. Oh, is that right? It's a great town, man. Yes, sir. I was two blocks away from the Mother Emanuel AME Church and of course, in 2015, Dylan Roof went into the church and he murdered nine people and I said,

you know, if Dylan Roof can do that and then a few hours later be apprehended without incident, as he should be... And give him Burger King. Then what about Eric Garner? and what about Stephon Clark and what about Walter Scott and what about Michael Brown and what about Sandra Bland yeah we need to make sure that police departments across this country treat everybody the same no matter the color of your skin or what neighborhood you live in I think that

there are some police departments out there that have been willing to make reforms. And if I'm president, I'm going to push so that we can do that. What does that reform look like? Like, what are some things that you can say? This has been positive. I've seen this work. Well, I mean, I think body cams is a very, you know, straightforward example that people can understand. It's increased accountability.

And also from the perspective of somebody. But officers still get off, though. And we've got to be able to get that footage well and that's why it's footage too it is important right that you do see more officers being held accountable right we need to make sure that the the jury system is fair to everybody there about far HBCUs I know a lot of programs they were saying it was taken not giving the money to the HBCUs and you know our community absolutely positively still needs the HBCUs absolutely and something know, our community absolutely positively still needs the HBCUs. Absolutely. And, um, you know, when you think about it, you know, today we have this

21st century global economy that requires more knowledge and more skill than ever before. And the communities that have gotten left out, especially the black community, now is the time when we need to be investing in their ability to thrive. Because I mean, you look at what's happening in countries like China or India, where they're producing tons and tons of young people that are well-educated and intelligent and hungry and ambitious and creative. Like in that world, we don't have anybody to waste. And so I've supported, I support. And when I was mayor, you know, helped raise money for efforts to make sure that young African-Americans and Latinos have more higher education opportunity. Now, before you leave, you said Trump's policy is going to have America begging for immigrants in the future. What does that mean?

The fact is that we need a lot of these immigrants, whether it's agriculture, whether it's the hospitality industry, a number of other industries, our unemployment rate is at 3.8, 3.9 percent. We need their talent. And our birth rate is declining. Baby boomers in record numbers are drawing down from Social Security. We see countries around the world that have an aging population. We're going to have an aging population. So I said, if we're not careful in 20 to 30 years, if we don't get this right, we're going to be begging for immigrants. America was built by immigrants. It was. Would America be here without immigrants? Of course not.

What if white people built? Well, I mean, you know, they've been a part of building up this country, you know. I mean, people from Europe have been an important part of building up this country, but people from all over the world have been an important part of building up this country. We built this country. Well, thank you. We built on the backs of slaves. They're trying to build a wall. Yeah, exactly.

No, I agree with you there. I mean, a lot of this country was built on the back of slave labor. And as we were talking about earlier, we have never fully accounted for that. Absolutely. All right. Well, thank you for joining us. Oh, give me your email. I heard you having problems with the donations.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I haven't hit that 65,000 donation or contribution threshold that you have to to guarantee that you're going to be in one of these Democratic debates. And so my website is Julianforthefuture.com. And I'm on Twitter. I'm on Instagram, Facebook. So find us and hopefully folks can make a contribution. So 65 grand?

65, no, 65,000 unique contributions. So different people. No, I definitely read it. I'm like, what? Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I've read more than that. But no, I, you know, I've said I wasn't born a front runner. I didn't grow up a front runner on the west side of San Antonio.

A lot of people out there don't feel like they're front runners, but I'm going to do what we do, what our families do. I'm going to go work hard. And I believe that by the time the Iowa caucus comes around in February of 2020, that I can be a front runner. Okay. Well, Julian Castro, I appreciate you for joining us. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for having me. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. Morning, Julian Castro, I appreciate you for joining us. Thanks a lot. Thanks for having me. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I just wanted to record this show that Envy, I told Envy I liked his jacket, right? Mm-hmm. The My God vs. My Enemies joint, the whole Covered by God joint.

I said I liked his jacket jacket this morning and an hour later somebody delivered me one. Dropped it off. Dropped one of Clues bombs for black men loving each other. You said you love me. See what I'm saying? See what happens when you hug your fellow brother and tell him you love him. Man, I wish I could get my stuff I had delivered to your house, Envy. You ain't love me. That I paid for. Sorry. You don't love me.

Sorry. Black men. I'm not a black man. Black men, we gonna start treating each other better than our women treat us. Alright. We gonna start loving each other better than our women treat us. All right? We're going to start loving each other in a whole different way. Okay? Thank you, Envy. I'm sorry. You're welcome, brother.

I appreciate you. I love you. I love you, too. He loves me, too. I love you. I love you more. You know what I'm saying? You love him more?

Yeah, I just want you to know how long ago did you order your package? Three months. Three months. How long have you been sitting in that Envy house? Three months. Wow. She don't love me. Wow.

Two months and three weeks. I got mine in an hour. Just want to throw that out there. Black man love, baby. I don't know what kind of special thing you put on him, but somehow. See, you go too far. I'm just talking about what kind of spell. Now, shout out to MSNBC.

We're going to be on there today, right? Shout out to my girl, Morgan Radford. Morgan Radford. Follow her, Morgan Radford. We're going to be on there today, right? Shout out to my girl, Morgan Radford. Morgan Radford. Make sure you follow her, Morgan Radford. We're going to be on with her. Salute to Morgan. MSNBC is the Today Show as well, right? But today starts on MSNBC.

Oh, okay, okay. So what's on this morning? MSNBC. MSNBC, yeah. All right, okay. All right. Salute to MSNBC. And we got rumors on the way, Yee.

What are we talking about? Yes, let's talk about Tiffany Haddish. She gets very honest about an incident she had in an Uber. Glad I didn't get in that Uber right after. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Tiffany Haddish. It's time. She's spilling the tea.

This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, Tiffany Haddish was on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and she was talking about a lot of different things, including what happened New Year's Eve. Remember, she had a show on New Year's Eve that did not go as planned, and people were upset about her just not being as funny as they anticipated. New Year's Eve, it was just one of those, it was just a bad day at work. See, what happened was I'd get off set and I'd fly directly to Miami,

like the night before, and a lot of my friends were in town. And they're like, Tiffany, come on, we got to go out, come on, let's go out, let's celebrate. And I was like, ah, no, I'd rather go to sleep, I got a big show tomorrow. They're like, no, come on, you got to celebrate. And I danced all night, I drank more than I've ever drank in my entire life. Been there, done that. That's what happens when you party before work sometimes. That was us in the early days of the breakfast club.

At least she made it to work. That was our M.O. Now, we always made it to work. No, I'm talking about at least she made it to work. We made it to work barely. And there's definitely been times when we didn't get to work on time. Or maybe had to leave early. Doing the same exact thing. Being in clubs all night, drunk as

hell, high as hell, and coming here and do a half-ass show. And wonder why our ratings were sucking the first year. Okay, well anyway, she also talks about an incident in her Uber, and let me tell you something, I'm so glad I did not get in that Uber, because I told you

before, I got in an Uber once and Paris ended up sitting in some urine that someone left in there. Yeah, it was wet. The seat was wet and it was disgusting. I meant like hot. You like it? Depending if you're kinky or not. Anyway, here's what happened with Tiffany Haddish. I'm pretty sure my

Uber rating dropped a little low because I pooped on myself a little bit in the Uber. It was bad. When I woke up, I thought I was dead. I definitely woke up dead. I was hurting really bad. And they were like, come on, Tiff, you got to make a video to let everybody know where you're going to be. And if you saw this video on my Instagram page, you know that that was not going to be a good show.

If you had any common sense, you know, she not ready. All right. Well, then she goes on to talk about how she's going to make it up to the people who did be a good show. If you had any common sense, you know, she not ready. All right. Well, then she goes on to talk about how she's going to make it up to the people who did come to the show. Will you go back to Miami ever again? Actually, actually, I'm going back this summer and I'm going to be doing a big show. And anyone who has a ticket from New Year's Eve from that night, they can get in for free if they present the ticket. And if they don't have the ticket, it's going to be like $20. And then all the money that we do get from that show, I'm going to donate to Department of Children's Services.

Dope. That's nice. I'm going to close bonds with Tiffany Haddish. What's your Uber rating if you shorten the Uber? I don't know. If you poof on a man's Uber, what do you think the driver will give you? They got to shoot down. At least he ain't going to give you a two rating.

I feel like I call Ubers for people sometimes, and they make my rating go down. Like, if you call an Uber for someone, and they act up in that Uber, I definitely feel like I've had situations where some of my friends are a little wild, and they've done things in the Uber that I call for them, and it caused my rating to... Damn it, man. What if you try to clean up your own poop, though? Would you think that'll make your rating go up? No.

Let me check my Uber rating. Where do I go to check my Uber rating? On Uber. Alright, now let's talk about Wendy Williams. There's a photo of her that has fans concerned. Apparently she was riding around Walmart. I don't know. Did you see this picture? I did.

Yeah, so she's in a mobile Walmart cart, and she looked very disheveled. And they said, looks like she needs to start accepting hugs. She's clearly going through a hard time on prayers for her. And they said, one person said, that's why it ain't good to talk about folks. Tables turn on you at any moment. She was driving a shopper cart thing?

Yeah, one of those mobile Walmart carts. Wow. I have a 4.6 Uber rating. Just want y'all to know. What Walmart was that? Yeah, 4.6 is not bad. 4.6 is good, right? Yeah. What was she doing in Target? Who.6 is not bad. 4.6 is good, right? Yeah.

What was she doing in Target? Who took that picture? What was she doing in Target? I don't know. It's Walmart. Bro. Where does Kelvin shop at? I'm tired of seeing Kelvin out here dressed like he a undercover cop at Coachella, though. He dressed like the old man that's trying to look young, trying to blend in with the kids, but he really busting them for weed. But who took that picture of

Wendy in the cart and posted it? How did that even get out like that? I have no idea. They said she had jeans in the little cart, in the Walmart cart. So she was purchasing some jeans? She just needed some new clothes. Her purse is in there.

Get a new jacket. I don't know. All right, now. She's on maternity leave. She's probably buying maternity clothes for the new baby, man. Yeah, congratulations. Y'all are so intrusive on people's lives.

To Cardi B. She got 21 nominations for the 2019 Billboard Music Awards. Nice. Congrats to Cardi B. She got 21 nominations for the 2019 Billboard Music Awards. Nice. Congrats to Cardi B. Dropping the Clues Bar for body. She got more nominations than any other artist this year, and she's nominated in 18 different categories.

That's amazing. 21 nominations. That's dope. I didn't even know there was 21 categories. Well deserved. She be busting her ass out there. She's in like every category, damn it. All right, so congratulations to Cardi.

Another person who was congratulating her was her husband, Offset. He posted, all you hoes rap because of my wife. Gave y'all hoes hope to not suck D the rest of your life and catch money. Where's the lie? What lie was told? Yeah, he's supporting his wife. Why y'all mad about that? Then he said, tie the hoes hating on the goat, Cardi. Bow

down, it's her time. She is the goat! Drop on the clues, Bob, for the goat! He said 21 nominations. There you go. What is it? Is it the use of the word hoe that probably got people upset? I don't know. I think people were upset because they were like, other people were female rappers

were existed before him. Yeah, but Nicki paved the way. Well, okay, no. You got to go way back, right? So you got the Lil' Kims who paved the way for Nicki. And then Nicki made way. Yeah, I'm talking about more recent times. Nicki made the way for the Cardis of the world.

And now Cardi's making the way for a whole new generation. I think he meant more of the women who never rapped before. You mean like the strippers? The strippers turned rappers. The strippers turned rappers. The strippers turned rappers. I was... Yeah, you can't call them... The dancers.

Yeah, you shouldn't call them hoes. I can understand that. You know what I mean? Because then you got to start spelling goat different because it'd be like G-H-O-A-T. Stop it. Greatest whore of all time. The goat.

Goat. Goat. Anyway, I'm Antilla E. And that is your rumor report. Thank you, Miss E. No problem, fam. The goat. Anyway, I'm Antilla E. And that is your rumor report. Thank you, Miss E. No problem, fam. The goat. Now, Charlamagne, donkey.

Who you giving your donkey to? Wouldn't you like to know? Nope. On this fine Friday morning? He just asked you. Oh, I'm about to tell him. Whoa. It's going to Chris Dart.

He needs to come to the front of the congregation. He'd like to have a word with him. Good. Okay. All right. We'll find out who that is. If you don't know when we come back it's the Breakfast Club.

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Register for free events and buy tickets at essencefestival.com. Charlamagne, say the gang, don't get out of shape. You are a donkey. We'll be right back. It's a breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Ginger got my nose running. Jesus Christ. Donkey of the day for Friday, April 5th goes to attorney Christopher Darden. Do you remember that name? He was a prosecutor in the OJ Simpson murder case

back in the day. Now he is representing Eric Holder Jr. Eric Holder Jr. is the sucker who executed the late great Nipsey Hussle. Allegedly. This past Sunday. Is it alleged? You gotta say allegedly. He's accused. He hasn't beenussle. Allegedly. This past Sunday. Is it a legend? I guess so.

You gotta say allegedly. He's accused. He hasn't been found guilty. Unless you want to be sued. We saw the surveillance video. But allegedly. Now, one of my favorite movies of all time is The Devil's Advocate starring Al Pacino and Keanu Reeves.

This movie was about how Keanu's character, Kevin Lorax, was a lawyer defending a child molester. Anybody in here saw that movie? Great film, right Steve? Great film. What was Steve? Great film. What was that? Whiteness, that's what that was. But Kevin Lorax was a lawyer defending a child molester,

and halfway through the trial, he realizes his client is guilty. But through cross-examination, Kevin destroys the victim's credibility, right? Securing a not-guilty verdict. You should really watch that movie this weekend. It's a great movie. But long story short,

because all of you can watch the movie on your own. If it comes a point, it comes a point where Kevin realizes he's doing the devil's work because he is choosing everything that comes with being a successful attorney over morals and doing what's right. I'm doing a terrible job of telling you what this movie is about because it's a lot, but the moral of the story, the gist of it is doing what's right no matter what. Okay. I often wonder about that when it comes to attorneys, because I feel like all money is not good money, but attorneys don't act like that. How can you represent someone when you know they are guilty of what they are being accused of?

Eric Holder Jr. and his attorney, Christopher Darden, were in court yesterday. Let's go to KCAL 9 CBS LA for the report, please. At this time, Mr. Darden, on behalf of your client, you await formal reading of this complaint statement, right? Yes. Enter a not guilty plea on his behalf? Yes. Eric Holder was formally charged today with the murder of Nipsey Hussle, two counts of attempted murder, the two men that were standing next to him, and a count of being a felon with a firearm. And he also has a very famous attorney, Christopher Darden,

who was the prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson case 24 years ago. Holder's bail was set at $5 million and he will be back in court on May 10th. Outside of court, Darden did not answer any questions. When I asked if Holder's people reached out to him, he said, I have to catch a plane. And then he hustled down the staircase. Now, Christopher Darden has been vilified before. During the O.J. Simpson trial, some black people labeled him a race traitor. Other people blamed his courtroom strategy for Simpson's ultimate acquittal because he's the one who made O.J.

try on the gloves, and that's what ultimately got O.J. acquitted, but Darden doesn't give a damn. He said that negative public opinion has rarely kept him from doing what he believes is right. Why would he think this is right? In fact, he said in his book, In Contempt, I understand that some black prosecutors have a name for the pressure they feel from those in the community who criticize them for standing up and convicting

black criminals. Here's the thing. I have zero problem with a black person being convicted of a crime. Okay. If indeed that black person did commit that crime. Now, a lot of times we don't know for sure if the person committed the crime they're being accused of, but other times we have all the evidence we need. In the case of Nipsey Hussle, you have eyewitnesses

and you have surveillance video. This situation happened in broad daylight on a beautiful Sunday in Los Angeles. If you weren't from L.A., you knew by that night, early the next morning, who had killed Nipsey Hussle. Okay, the problem I have, and I know all attorneys have a job to do and everyone is entitled to their right to have an attorney, but you got to have a moral

compass, don't you think? Yeah. How can you stand in the courtroom with this man and let him enter a not guilty plea? You are really going to attempt to convince us and convince the jury and convince the judge that this man did not kill Nipsey Hussle when the whole internet saw him kill Nipsey Hussle, unfortunately.

All right. And I mean, unfortunately, because I don't know why we share the trauma of, you know, that video of him being shot. But I need an attorney to explain this to me. When you know someone is guilty and you know someone was loved and you know people want to see justice served, how can you go in a courtroom and represent them and try to get them freedom? I've never understood that logic. Now, Christopher tried to keep cameras out of the courtroom. He argued unsuccessfully to keep media cameras from filming his client during the arraignment hearing, saying he believed there was an issue of identity. But Deputy District Attorney John McKinney countered that.

And he said that Eric Holden's image had already been widely spread in the media. Drop one of the clues, Bob, for John McKinney for having some damn sense. But this is my whole point, Chris Darden. Everybody in the world knows what happened in this case. We may not know all the details. We may not know why it was done. Was it jealousy? Was it a hit from another enemy or nip?

We don't know that. But what the fact of the matter is, according to the surveillance video, is Eric Holden Jr. killed Nipsey Hussle. I don't understand why some lawyers choose money over morals because I'm a stern believer that if you don't have integrity, you have nothing. You can't buy it. You can have all the money in the world, but if you are not a moral and ethical person, you really have nothing.

Please let Remy Ma give Christopher Darden the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw, hee-haw. You stupid mother f***er. You dumb. And I just want to be clear. There is a surveillance video. Right. So being that there's a video.

Right. How could you represent this man? Huh? I said, like, what's the question? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Well, there's witnesses. There's witnesses in a surveillance video. The video you could say is you can't really tell,

but there's witnesses. And there's a bunch of witnesses out there. Not only Nipsey's friends. From the video, you can see there's can't really tell, but there's witnesses. And there's a bunch of witnesses out there. Not only Nipsey's friends. From the video, you can see there's people running people all over the place. So, obviously, they can definitely see. And I feel that way with any crime. Because, you know, we live in this social media era where you see all of these crimes caught on camera. I feel that way with any crime.

Like, how could you as an attorney represent somebody when you know for a fact you see they're guilty? Okay. It's weird to me. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day, sir. Mm-hmm. Now, when we come back, we were talking about Uber and our Uber rating. Where did that come from?

Well, that came from Tiffany Haddish, right? Yeah, she talked about how she pooped on herself a little in the Uber. Who hasn't sharted on theyself in a car? I haven't. I haven't in a Uber. I haven't done it in a Uber. But in the car, you have. I haven't done it in a car, either. I've done it up here, but not in a car. I definitely sharted in a car they self in a car? I haven't. I haven't in an Uber. I haven't done it in an Uber. But in the car you have. I haven't done it in a car either.

I've done it up here, but not in a car. I definitely sharted in a car. Not in a car. But let's open up the phone lines. I didn't know that was so common. 800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing you've done in an Uber or in a Lyft? That's the question.

800- Where is Wax? 585-1051. What is it? The craziest thing. Wax is banned from Uber. Is he? He's banned?

Yes, he is. Why? He's banned from Uber? Wax is banned from Uber. Is he? Yes, he is. Why? He is banned from Uber? Wax is banned from Uber. How did he get banned? And I think if I'm not mistaken, he got Nyla banned from Uber, too, using her account. I'm not going to lie. If I pulled up to get Wax, I wouldn't pick him up.

It's way Wax. Wax has Timberlands and 104 degree weather. He has gloves in his back pocket. There's no reason for me to pick him up. Stop stereotyping. That man is a preacher. All right. We'll talk about it when we come back as The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking the craziest thing that happened to you in the Uber. Now, this story came from Tiffany Haddish.

Now, she pooped in the Uber. She sharted in her Uber before. Yeah, she has. I was sharting in a vehicle, by the way. Done it once in my life. Nah, I better appear. Because Jamaican food caused it to happen. It's okay, though. I haven't done it in the Uber, but we're asking.

Still need those jeans. 800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing that happened to you in the Uber? Yee, you have any crazy stories? Nothing too crazy. I have one time I was in the Uber, and the girl with me kept throwing up outside. That's kind of crazy. I kept having the Uber pull over

so she could throw up, throw up, throw up. That wasn't very good. And I've had situations where, you know, my friends go off on the Uber drivers and go crazy on them and I'd be like, chill out, my rating. I haven't had anything crazy other than, you know, if you ever go to like Miami Beach

or go to any place where there's a beach, sometimes the seats will be wet where people just got out of the beach or just got out of the pool. Paris actually sat in some urine one time. And she had on leggings, so it was terrible. So you know it got on her legs. Oh, that's sticky. This is Charlamagne Tha God talking. I don't have any crazy Uber stories.

I actually have a 4.6 Uber rating. I got a 4.8. I have a 4.7. Congratulations. But I have a brother who has some terrible Uber stories. Wax. He's been banned from Uber twice. Wax, you're banned?

How can you be banned from Uber? And he got Nyla banned. Salute to DJ Nyla Simone. It's not my fault, though. Now, why are you banned from Uber? It's not your fault you got banned? Because these guys tried to make me get out the car. It's not happening.

Well, Wax, I was just telling you, you know, it'll be 104 degrees outside. You'll have on Timberlands and gloves in your back pocket. Definitely. I'm always ready. How many Uber drivers have you beaten up? Six from the last two years.

Why would you beat up the Uber driver? Why would you beat up the Uber driver? No, they beat their self up. What do you mean they beat their self up? They hit themselves?

No, listen, when you get out the car and try to take me out the car, I'm going to beat you up. Tell them about the time the guy kicked you out the car and threw your suitcase out of the car Yeah

I don't even know See my street And where I live It was like real dark So I guess he didn't want to go up In that street with me Wax is six foot what? You six foot six?

I don't know So you beat him up? Wax is six foot six Muscular like he's from the Wakanda movie Wears Timberlands and gloves You can't do that I'm a nice guy, though. So he asked you to get out,

you got out, and then he drove up a little bit to your suitcase. Yeah, I didn't even close my door all the way and drove off. Went down the street, threw my suitcase out the car, and bounced. I called him like,

yo, what the f*** is this? You can't curse on the radio. I'm sorry. The good guy waxed. Mama, wax owes some money. But every time something happened, I always think of Charlamagne Playing around anyway

So I kind of give guys A little leeway So wait, hold on You thought the Uber driver Was in cahoots with Charlamagne? Always Anytime something happens Anytime something happens

I say, you know what? Charlamagne got something To do with this How would you know The Uber driver? What kind of logic is this? That's why I don't always Just punch people in the face

No more Because I'm like Charlamagne put you up to this, right? What's wrong with you? What you mean? What's wrong with me? How do mean, what's wrong with me? How do I know these Uber drivers?

That's all you do. So he beat up six Uber drivers in the past two years. And it's your fault. Exactly. So do you feel bad that you banned from Uber? No, I use anybody else's cash.

But you got Nyla banned. Nyla got right back on. Oh, she's back on. Yeah, she got back on. You got somebody else banned. I think that anybody who beats up six Uber drivers in the past two years

deserves to be banned from Uber. That's crazy. And all other car services. Well, let's go to the full line. You might have to hide your face before you get banned from Lyft. Matthew. Yo, what's up? What's the craziest thing that happened in the Uber?

All right. So first I want to say I'm Canadian, right? Okay. So I got on an Uber, and since weed is legal, I wanted to roll a spliff in the Uber before I got home, right? Okay. So I take out my papers, but they're in my Jordans. So I have to take off my shoes, and then while I'm chilling there, I'm just rolling the spliff. And then when the Uber gets to my house, I'm ready to go, but I left one of my shoes there in the Uber.

And then before I could tell him to stop, he left. So the Uber took your sneaker? Yeah, one of them. Okay. And they were big ones, too. I don't know why he needed them. I'm a size 13. I don't know why he needed them.

All right, man. I wonder what his rating is. I don't know. 800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing that happened to you in the Uber? Call us now. And if you're an Uber driver who got beat up by wax, call us now, too. There's a few of y'all floating around.

I'm poking them in the eye. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about some of the craziest things that happened in Uber.

Now, we have Sean on the line. Sean, good morning. Hey, what's up, Envy? Hey, what's the craziest thing that happened in an Uber? So, I peed on myself in the back of an Uber. We were in Atlanta for the weekend on the way to the club. And I asked him to pull over because I had to pee. We had taken some shots.

And he did. We went in the gas station. But the gas station didn't have any bathrooms, so I tried to make it to the next place, but I couldn't. Why did you pee on yourself, though? That's probably the Uber we got in. I was drunk. I had to pee. I couldn't hold it, Charlamagne. You gotta understand.

Why you didn't pee in the street? I mean, I wanted to be in a bathroom. We were in a public place. Like, that's illegal. I understand. I just want you to have stronger vagina walls. My goodness. Like, when I sharted on myself back in the day, I started doing butt kegels.

Maybe you need to do some kegels to make sure that never happens again. I do, I do. I have some dumb love balls. I learned my lesson. Okay, okay. Now, you do butt kegels? What, you trying to keep it tight back there?

Well, when I sharted on myself, I felt it was too loose. How'd it get so loose? Never mind. Shut up. Stephanie, good morning. You know how.arted on myself, I felt it was too loose. How'd it get so loose? Never mind. Shut up. Stephanie, good morning. You know how. Stephanie.

Hey, good morning. What's the craziest thing that happened in the Uber? Well, I'm an Uber driver here in Cleveland, so I'm calling y'all from Cleveland. Okay.

Shout out to the land. I got a pair of siblings that politely asked me to join them as they pulled in my backseat. Two females in the backseat? No, a brother and a sister. Can you guess their race?

Caucasian. Wow. But did you join them? The brother and sister was having sex in the backseat? It was a brother and a sister. And I drove them to like, it was like 30 minutes away to like the suburban area. And like while we was approaching, they were getting more comfortable.

And they're like, you want to come? You know, I'm like, uh. How do you know they were brother and sister for real, though? Well, that's what they told me. Alabama Uber popping. That's Cleveland. This is Cleveland? Yeah, she said Cleveland.

Yeah, that's the land. I didn't know they do that in Cleveland. Welcome to the land. That was the down south thing. Cassandra. Yes, hi, Envy. This is Cassandra from New Jersey. Hey, what's up?

Hi, I'm an Uber driver, and my girlfriend, I mean, it's not a crazy story, but my girlfriend had a heart attack in Uber from her ride from like Hillside to Penn Station, Newark, and it was only like 10 or 15 minutes, and she eventually passed away. So, it's not crazy, but when you're

driving, you're not really paying attention to what you guys are doing in the back. Not even if we're dying? Right. But I also want you guys, I want to say to you guys that I thought this hour was going to be about Nipsey Hussle and us being able to talk about how we feel about that. But I also want you guys to, in terms of Chris Darnton, find out if he was ever a prosecutor or anybody in the rolling 60s or anything dealing with Nipsey Hussle and is this his way of now trying to get him back?

Because I work with a lot of street organizations here in Newark and the guys that are involved. And a lot of times these officers, sometimes it's just not right. And these probation officers, these parole officers. So please, get on that. See if there's some type of other thing going on. I got you. That makes sense. All right, thank you, Mama.

Now, we was going to talk about Nipsey, but, you know, it's Friday, and we want to keep the mood high. But, I mean, you know, we got plenty of time to talk about Nipsey. The funeral is coming soon, I believe. Absolutely. Juan. What's going on? What's going on?

Now, you're an Uber driver, Juan? Yeah, yeah. I did it for a minute, man. I did it for a little bit a couple months ago. It was like in between jobs, I started trying it. What's the craziest thing that happened in the Uber? Man, listen, this was my a minute, man. I did it for a little bit a couple months ago. It was like in between jobs, I started trying it. What's the craziest thing that happened in the Uber? Man, listen, this was my first night, man. My first night Ubering.

So I'm out in downtown, you know, getting picked up or whatever. I'm learning how to do it. So I get this big ride that went out of, you know, my way out of downtown. It was already late. So I'm like, right, I'm going to head back. I'm like, man, if I don't make it to downtown, it's going to be way too long. But I get a ping, right, to get off the highway. So I get off the highway, I pull up to this little club. You know, I'm looking for man, my prom ain't in downtown. It's going to be way too long. But I get a ping, like, to get off the highway. So I get off the highway.

I look to this little club. You know, I'm looking for the people that order. I'm looking for the guy that... So this couple, like, comes out. I don't know if they just met or whatever. So the dude was, like, drunk. They drunk. He's like, man, if you just take me down the street,

I'll throw you 50 cash. I'm like, man, listen. I'm like, how far is it? He's like, a mile. I'm like, all right, cool. Get in. Come on. He's like, it's me and my girl, whatever.

So they jump in the car. He jumps in the passenger seat in the back. But before I pull off, she jumps out, and she jumps in the front with him. So, you know, he puts the seat all the way back. And I'm like, he's like, you don't mind, right? I'm like, man, listen, this lady, I just need a 50 bucks. I'm cool.

It's my first night. I'm like, I ain't tripping. So we pull. I'm like, I pull off. I start driving, man. They start getting it on in the Uber, man. They start getting it on'm like, I ain't tripping. So we pulled. I'm like, I pulled off and started driving, man. They start getting it on in the Uber, man. They start getting it on, like, right next to me. So I'm sitting here driving.

I'll keep peeking over. Like, he's looking at me like, you don't mind, right? I'm like, ****. I can tell. Like, you know what I mean? He's rubbing on it. She's looking at me. He's like, you don't mind.

It's Uber. The Uber guy watches. I'm like, trust me. I don't want to watch, homie. I'm serious. You should have told him. You should have told him. If you don't make if Uber, the Uber guy watches, I'm like, trust me, I don't want to watch, homie. I'm good. You should have told him. Get you where you need to be. You should have told him, if you don't make her orgasm, I'm going to give you a star rating.

Hey, don't, man. I was sitting there bugging. I'm driving. She's heavy. You know what I mean? They both loaded on the side. I'm like, man. I'm not going to.

And the thing was, I was like, nobody will believe this story. They're going to think I made it up, man. I had to record them, man. I couldn't believe it. You recorded them? Oh, my God. I got evidence. It was my first night.

I can't make this story up. I got a $150 tip for a mile. I couldn't believe it. I feel like that's illegal, but you can send the Breakfast Club AM at gmail.com. The footage is too big. No. Thank you, brother. You're kinky, man.

You're kinky. You know, someone who works with us actually had their Uber rating lowered because they called the Uber for someone, and that person ended up having a sexual incident in the Uber. Who? I don't want to call their name out. Yeah, they actually in the Uber. Really? Somebody that works here?

Yeah. Our producer, Dan? I'm not saying he's standing next to me, though. Dan, come here. Put your lips on the mic. What happened? You got topped off in the Uber? No.

I got the Uber from my buddy, and I woke up the next morning, and I was wondering why there was all these complaints to my Uber. Uh-huh. And I had like a 2.5 rating after this, and the driver said that my buddy got d*** on the back seat and got it everywhere. D*** everywhere. Wow. Uber everywhere, d*** everywhere.

You know who needs to get a one-star rating in that situation? The girl. Why she didn't swallow? You know what? What kind of? What the hell? You're kinky, man. Why would she swallow?

You know what? We got rumors on the way. Yes, let's talk about Taraji P. Henson. What does she have to say about Empire the next season? What's going on with Jessie? What's she waiting on? All right, we'll get into allaji P. Henson. What does she have to say about Empire the next season? What's going on with Jessie? What's she waiting on? All right, we'll get into all that next. Keep it locked.

You with a swallow, right? This guy here. He's the cleanup man. The Breakfast Club. We got a white man in the room. Oh, my goodness. His name is Steve. What the heck? Steven is our cameraman. man in the room. Oh, my goodness. His name is Steve. What the heck?

Steven is our cameraman. Steve's a great guy, but he is so upset that all the black and brown people are hugging each other and telling each other we loved him and we love each other, we value each other, we appreciate each other. Steve is really upset. He just wants a hug. I'm going to give him a hug. Well, no one gave Nick a hug, and Nick is in here, too. I gave Nick a hug.

Did I ever give you a hug today, Nick? No. Hug, Nick. I love Nick. I love you, brother. So why can't Steve get a hug, and Nick is in here, too. I gave Nick a hug. Did I ever give you a hug today, Nick? No. Hug, Nick. I love Nick. I love you, brother. So why can't Steve get a hug? Eh, he'll be all right. He'll be getting loved all his life.

He'll be fine. You haven't seen him. America loves him. Oh, Steve. Steve, I'll give you a pound. Oh, you was one of those guys who drove listening to Eminem crying. Let's get to the rumors, man. Let's talk about RiRi.

Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee.

It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, more issues for Rihanna's dad. Now, you guys remember that Rihanna had to sue her own father, Ronald Fenty,

because he's been fraudulently profiting off of her brand. He said that he was her rep and that things were involving Rihanna. How do you sue your pops? He started a company called Fenty Entertainment

because he's acting like he's working with her and representing her and it's not true. I love Rihanna, but I don't approve of this. All right, now, the issue is now this.

A guy named Chef Henny, he goes online and he does all these cooking with Hennessy videos. He has more than 9 million views from parody videos, always showing him cooking with Hennessy. He says that he signed with Ronald Fenty because Ronald told him Rihanna plays a central role in the company. And he trusted him. He said that he was going to give him a $750,000 marketing budget, but so far he's only gotten $50,000.

Where's the rest? Ronald says that it's being held up by a South American investor, so he wants what he was promised, and he wants damages as well. Well, nobody told Chef Henny to, like, you know, just be a groupie and jump at the fact that this man said he's associated with Rihanna. I know, but if you can't... I wouldn't sign with somebody just because

of who they're associated with. I wouldn't want to talk to the person. Well, he said he's like her rep, so I guess you feel like I'm signing... If Rihanna's dad calls you, like, hey, Charlamagne, you're gonna think Rihanna got something to do with you want to talk to the person. Well, he said he's like her rep. So I guess you feel like I'm signing. If Rihanna's dad calls you, he's like, hey, Charlamagne, you're going to think Rihanna got something to do with it. No, I'm not. Well, he said that she does.

That's the problem. I'm going to say get her on FaceTime then. Let me hear from her. She's busy. She's in the studio recording. Can you get her on the phone? She's in the studio recording. I still don't approve of, you know,

her suing her daddy, though, because that last name is his. She might not want to sue him for money. It might just be to sue him to stop. Cease and desist. Stop saying that I'm affiliated with this company when I'm not. She can't just call him? I'm sure she has.

No. He's still doing it, you know? In the meantime, Chef Henny, what's up with some baked chicken with some Hennessy, bro? I would like to taste that. All right. Sounds tasty. Henny chicken and waffles. Now, let's talk about Avengers Endgame.

They're saying that movie's going to make $200 to $250 million opening weekend. Sounds tasty. Honey chicken and waffles. Now let's talk about Avengers Endgame. They're saying that movie's going to make $200 to $250 million opening weekend. 21 more days, baby! Who cares? Drop one of Clue's bombs for Avengers Endgame. 21 more days. How much money they said? Between $200 and $250 million.

You already bought your tickets. That's all? The first weekend? Yeah, I would think that it would crack like a half a billy. But maybe it's not enough tickets to buy. Yeah, that's true. For people to make that much. No, I haven't bought my tickets, but I'll be fine. You haven't? Okay. Now, let's talk about this $15 million

trust fund story that Envy came in here so excited about yesterday. I seen Peckas posted. I seen Biggs posted. So I thought it was true. I mean, ain't those his guys? There was a report that Jay-Z was doing a $15 million trust fund for Nipsey Hussle's kids. And they did confirm that it was a fake news report. They said it's inaccurate.

And please don't spread it. That's a sensitive thing. Why would somebody make up a story like that? For clicks, for likes, for retweets. That is the stupidest thing. Y'all spread everything on the internet but the truth. Like, everything on the internet spreads fast but the truth. Nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining.

Thanks, Patrick. I'm sure Nipsey has things set up fine for his family. I'm sure. I'm sure that the mothers will hold it down and the family as well anyway. But you could look at that post and tell it was fake. It didn't even come from any source. There was no source cited for that. It was just a headline in bold italic with a picture of Nipsey and Jay.

And people was reposting it. Like, why would you think that was the truth? And why wouldn't you just hit Hove and ask him? I didn't understand why. I seen Pecos posted. That's what I'm talking about. Like, why wouldn't your friend salute to Pecos? Yeah, I saw Pecos last night.

What's up, Pecos? I mean, even though that sounds like something Hove would Like, why wouldn't your friend salute the peccas? Yeah, I saw peccas last night. What's up, peccas? I mean, even though that sounds like something Hov would do, why wouldn't you just hit him and ask him? Like, this came from nowhere. I seen bigs and peccas. There was no sauce for it, but y'all just spread it. This is crazy. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report.

Hey, fam. How'd you know that? Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine.

I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.

Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a racket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that?

Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire admire join me every

week for post run high it's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all it's light-hearted pretty crazy and very fun listen to post run high on the iheart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families

called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records because in order to make history, you have to make some noise.

Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, fam. I tried the new flavors of orange vanilla Coke and orange vanilla Coke zero sugar. Yeah, you heard that right.

And I have to tell you, it's a great combination of Coke, orange, and vanilla flavor. Head to your closest retailer today and try them out. Thank you, fam. All right, Revolt, we'll see you tomorrow. No, we won't. It's Saturday tomorrow.

That's right, Revolt, we'll see you guys on Monday. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. And then also, King Combs will be joining us for a little bit. He has a new project out right now, so we'll kick it with King Combs after the mix. So let us know what you want to hear, all right? Get your request in 800-585-1051. We're going to start off with I Got Five on it. You know, it was so big in the movie Us,

so we're going to get that on this morning, all right? That'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. Yeah, what's up?

King Combs. King Combs, man. I'm here. What's up, bro? Happy birthday, first and foremost. Thank you. Thank you so much. Finally 21 now. Yeah, we lit now.

But now I can be in Vegas because, you know, Vegas was doing me dirty. Yeah, they won't let you in the club, but they don't let you in. That's right. Yeah, I've never seen you in Vegas. Yeah. Yeah, nah, it was violent. So you had a Syracuse? They threw me out.

No, what you mean they threw you out? They threw you out of a club in Vegas? Yeah, man, I'm with Sway Lee. We vibing. We lit. Got me off the stage. Whoa. How'd you even get in?

They just didn't ID you when you got in? Yeah, it wasn't really true. You know what, though? They could get shut down for that. So Vegas is super strict. So I guess you got to respect. Yeah. I hope I'm not ratting nobody out right now.

But they threw you out immediately. Let's talk about the album a little bit. Now, you're doing modeling. You're doing music. You're doing a host of things. So what do you prefer the most? What I prefer the most is definitely music. Because the modeling,

it wasn't nothing that I reached out to do. It kind of reached out to me. The music is just like really where my heart and passion is at. It's something I've been wanting to do since I was super little. I just put the project out that I'm super proud of. It has a whole bunch of different vibes, different features on there.

It's got Tee Grizzly, City Girls, Jeremiah, Todd Dollar, CYN on there too. How much influence has your dad had on this album? Was he there the whole step of the way or was it one of those things? Were you like, I want to do it on my own and then come to you? Yeah. I feel like me watching him when I was younger was really him being there, like the most he could have been. Because I learned so much from just seeing him on tour,

to doing stuff like this, interviews, to being in the studio. He don't really need to be hands-on right now. He knows that. But when I show him the music, definitely was like yo this is fire he actually encouraged me to put out more songs you think you have like extra things to prove because people kind of wanted to doubt you because they wanted to say it's gonna be trash yeah for sure like 100 i feel like i gotta prove myself like double the times because like someone else they could probably get a hit real quick and then people just see them for that. So they just lit.

They just got that hit. But me, I could get a hit or something like that, but I'm still Diddy's son and all that. So I got to work harder to prove, like, yo, I'm King Combs. I'm C3. I'm Christian Combs. I'm not just Diddy's son. You feel me?

I read something where it said your dad kicked you out the house for waking up to eat breakfast too late. Yeah, for sure. What was that story? Damn. Yeah, so cool, chill day. It was pretty glo too late. Yeah, for sure. Now, what was that story? Damn. Yeah, so, cool, chill day. It was pretty gloomy outside.

Pretty gloomy outside. No reason to be outside. So I was eating, and my man Ralph Rico was there. He helped me get the Love You Better track. And we was just talking, eating. He don't really like seeing men, like, chilling. He like to see us, like, working, you know what I'm saying? Yeah.

Just don't chill around this house. Like, chilling. He's like, why y'all niggas chilling? Yeah. So we was eating, and he came, like, yo, what's up? What y'all doing? He was like, I ain't working this week. What y'all was doing this week? What time you went to the studio?

What time you did? I'm like, I was answering all the questions, but it wasn't good enough. He was like, yo, get out of my house. Both of y'all get out of my house right now. Get out? Yeah, I think he thought it was, like, the first meal of the day. It might have actually been a late day right for me to be honest I'm being honest here but yeah he made me get out you go I had to sleep in the

studio I got my own little bad boy studio Hollywood I was asking the same question This has been before Brother Love. Deadass. I was asking the same question. Charlamagne had a meeting. How you doing, man? You good? Charlamagne, we was talking about how Puff kicked him out the crib one time because he woke up too late for breakfast. Trying to despise. He kicked you off because you woke up late for breakfast?

Yeah, he couldn't. He shouldn't have been working. He mad you we didn't want to eat? He didn't want me to eat, man. Don't say that. Why are you on Instagram With your shirt off With Joelle Joelle

His name is Joelle Tell me about Joelle who You don't know Joelle Wow Damn Come on Why do you have to do that

It's going everywhere Hold on You don't know Joelle Let me see what you're talking about Hold on I gotta show you this Joelle is a young man Wow

No hush Oh my No the angel I thought y'all was talking I thought y'all was talking about He's trying to be funny That's so mean Nah I thought youette is a young man Wow no hunch Oh my No the angel I thought y'all was talking about He's trying to be funny That's so mean Nah I thought she was talking about A star or something like that

Nah Dino Nah Dino that's my But listen You see that picture right Aw we look crazy Now hold on Let me show you the comment Now Ivy Rivera said

Put a damn shirt on Salute to Ivy Look what Dino hit back Chill I'm trying to see something Who said that? Dino That what dino hit back chill i'm trying to see something who said that dino that's your man he said chill i'm trying to see something oh d he probably nah he probably trying to get at ivy i don't know about none of that oh my gosh hey ivy hit up my joanne dino come get him but no it was a pool party so all of that is like, no, it was funny. No, that was Liv. What did you say, Liv?

That wasn't Liv. No, they were as bad as he had a party. King Kong's had six parties, man. There you go. Yeah, relax. I feel to be 21, man. It was great. I didn't know you was that old, to be honest with you.

I don't know why I still thought you was a teenager. Yeah, I'm 21. It's official now. We can turn up. Word. Do you drink? A little bit? A little bit.

Yeah, he drinks a rock black raspberry. He's probably, he's probably. He's probably. i don't mean you don't eat drinks possibly have you ever been drunk drunk it's only been a week not od od on my birthday i was i was a little tipsy though what do you prefer serac or delion it's a rock boy i'm a serac boy but that delion is hit though you gotta you gotta have a deli it gets you in like a a dancing vibe yeah you got a tequila drink you got a tequila the uh, tequila's a quiet taste. I love tequila. But the Syrah just give me hype. You know a lot for having only been drinking for like a week.

No, I'm just saying off of the Syrah five, three days. Don't fall for that. I'm trying to set you up from what you heard. Don't fall for that. From what you heard. I'm trying to set you up. We appreciate you joining us, man. And the album is out right now.

I thought you were talking to Charlamagne. Yeah, Sincerely C3. Charlamagne 2. Sincerely C3 out right now. Go check it out if you haven us, man. And the album is out right now. I thought you took a shot with me. Yeah, Sincerely C3. Chant it, too. Sincerely C3 out right now. Go check it out if you haven't, please. All right, it's The Breakfast Club. It's King Combs. I'm a bad boy.

All right, shout out to King Combs for joining us. I show you, check out that song, Surf. Yeah, Surf is pretty dope. Oh, I like Surf. Surf is tough. Surf is pretty dope. And also, it's featuring Young Miami. City Girls and Tee Grizzly

Tee Grizzly Yeah it's a tough tune Yeah so shout to King Combs Alright and also tonight I'm gonna be out in Binghamton So shout to everybody Out in Binghamton I'll see you guys

Later on tonight Yes I'm headed out to Detroit You're going to the D? Yeah Back to the D yee Um Emmy You sound really excited Just relax

Wow Alright What you doing this weekend man? Uh this weekend I don't have anything planned Salute to the homie Just relax. Wow. All right. What you doing this weekend, man? This weekend, I don't have anything planned. Salute to the homie, Jess Hilarious. Jess Hilarious is performing at Caroline's all weekend. Okay.

She's got shows there tonight and tomorrow, so I may go check her out. Oh, I'm doing BeautyCon on Sunday. Oh, that's sexy. Yeah, I'm doing something with the Shade Room at BeautyCon. BootyCon? Not booty. What? It's called BeautyCon. I'm doing something with the Shade Room at BeautyCon. BootyCon? Not booty, what? It's called BeautyCon. I'm doing something with the Shade Room Sunday at BeautyCon.

So I'll be at BeautyCon on Sunday. Is there going to be light-skinned Lenard there? Nah, I'll salute to Angie from the Shade Room. I think we're doing a fireside chat or something like that. Okay. Yeah, I'll be doing that with them on Sunday. And salute to Erin Burnett at CNN.

I did her show last night out front. So that was dope because I watch out front like damn near every other night. Like when I'm home winding down

and I want to catch up on the world news of the day. Around 7 o'clock I'm always watching her show. So it was dope to be on her show last night. So salute to Erin. All right.

And also shout to Morgan Radford. Morgan! We're going to be on her show on MSNBC. So definitely check her out. And thank you for having us. You know, we got to shout out Castro for joining us today. Julian Castro.

Yes, Julian Castro. 2020 presidential candidate. Yes, 2020 presidential candidate and former secretary of HUD. You know, and I got questions for anybody who runs HUD because I don't understand how come military veterans don't get free room and board. I feel like if you fought for this country, that's the least you should have when you return

home is a place to stay. Nothing pisses me off more than seeing the veterans with signs in their hand begging for change on the side of the road. And it is important for people to know about certain plans and vouchers and things that they are eligible for as well. Yes. Alright, well you got a positive note for the people, bro? Yes, man. A positive

note, man, this weekend. Remember this when you're hanging out with your folks. You are the sum of the five people closest to you. So make it count. Breakfast Club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done? Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own?

I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan. on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show,

where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, Nimany here. to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records because in order to make history,

you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.