The Breakfast Club - Dennis Rodman and More

Episode Date: September 19, 2019

Today on the show we had the iconic Dennis Rodman stop by, where he spoke about numerous stories that happened over his career, like how Madonna offered him 20 Million dollars to impregnate her to being threatened because of his race. Yee also helped listeners relationship troubles today on "Ask Yee" and Charlamagne gave "Donkey of The Day" to Corey Lewandowski for lying to the press. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. We need help! 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. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Is your country falling apart?

Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it.

I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supremeest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory.

I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive 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 iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step.

And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best

and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning, DJ Envy. It's Thursday!

Yes. Yes, indeed it is. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. How was your day yesterday? Yesterday was good. I had to do my podcast. Amazing day yesterday. We had Tank, and that's on my lip service podcast,

which, by the way, we have a tour coming with Live Nation that kicks off October 20th in Philly. Congratulations. So make sure you guys look at Ticketmaster.com. That's with Live Nation. And you can do the lip service live tour. We already have some great guests lined up, so I'm excited. And then we had Chelsea Handler also. Okay.

You know, I love Chelsea Handler. I think she's so funny. And so that was cool. And we agreed to do drugs together. Oh, nice. Yeah, she said next time she comes up here, she's going to bring some drugs, some edibles or something else she said. But this is something else with the shaman,

the ayahuasca. Yeah, that's what she said she was going to bring up. I was going to fake it. I wasn't actually going to take it. But yeah, she was supposed to do that next time she got up here. And let me shout out to my wife. Okay.

And the reason I'm shouting out to my wife is because yesterday, my wife had some runs to make. So I had all five kids. And you don't realize all five kids in one car at once how crazy it is and how my wife has the patience to deal with it because I was going crazy. Who don't realize that?

It was to the point where I was going nuts. Who don't realize that? I didn't realize it, bro. So you ain't never rode in the car with your kids? All five of them. All five of them without my wife, by myself? Even with your wife is stressful. No, with my wife it's a little different because she takes care of them.

You ain't bad because you ain't really paying no attention. Exactly. See, that's not good, Envy. You're a present parent. Not only that, but they listen to my wife. They don't pay me no mind. See, mine's a little different. My three-year-old, sit down.

Do this. She's taking off her seatbelt, rolling down the window. It got to the point I was like, do you just want to drive? My four-year-old don't listen to me. Don't listen at all. My four-year-old listens to my wife, but my 11-year-old listens to me. But I think they're at that point where she's starting to challenge my wife a little bit. Because she's getting older.

You know what I mean? Yep. And the 11-month-old, I don't know what side she on yet. But she better pick a side. She better pick a side. Pick a side in this house, damn it. She better pick a side. That's how I be in this house.

Pick a side in this house. But, yeah, I had I be in this house. Pick a side in this house. But, yeah, I had a lot of fun yesterday. Did a whole bunch of stuff. Went to the mall, went to the park, got ice cream. Did a whole bunch of... You had a nice, fun day. I had a nice, fun, fun day. I had a great, great, great, great time.

When my wife came home, I was happy. Went down to put them to sleep and bathe them and all that. I got more wet than my kids. It was fun, though. It was definitely fun. I had a fun morning this morning. You know,

you just wake up sometime and you just feel good. Okay, what you do? You know, you feel like the same thing. You said you had fun. Regular, regular. Wake up, pray, meditate.

No. Oh, you said you had fun? You pray, you meditate. Absolutely. You read your daily affirmations. Then I was driving in listening to Mary J. Blige, My Life.

And then I switched over to Guy. I was on my Uptown Records vibe. Then I listened to some Jadakiss. And for whatever reason, I listened to Tony Ayo, So Seductive. And now I feel good this morning. That sounds like a long ride to work. Oh, it is.

I went to LaLanne. You know, you got to live in a pretty good place out there in Jersey. All right. Well, Dennis Rodman will be joining us this morning. That's right. Drop on a Clues Bond for Dennis Rodman, damn it. Ex-NBA player. He's got a great 30 for 30

out now called For Better or Worse. Yeah, we'll kick it with Dennis Rodman. Very, very interesting individual. Yes. Yes, to say the least.

Yeah, man, we'll kick it with him next hour. But let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about, Yee? We'll be talking about Ikea and why have they issued an apology?

Okay. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Congratulations to Drop a Bomb for CeCe Sabathia.

He might have played his last game in the Bronx. Wow. Great career. 11 seasons with the New York Yankees. The season is almost over? Yeah. Season's almost over. And then they get a new roster for playoffs.

So they don't know if he's going to make the roster for the playoffs. You're not going to let CeCe Sabathia on the roster for the playoffs. You've got to put CeCe on the roster just because he's CeCe. Maybe, maybe not. They're not sure. I don't know nothing about baseball. I know. I can tell.

But that might have been his last game as a Yankee. So congratulations and shout out to CeCe Sabathia. Shout out to his family. What a season. What a career. So shout out to him. Now, what else are we talking about, Yi? Well, let's talk about the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau.

He has had to apologize. There was a picture of him wearing brown face, and that was during a school event in 2001. He said it was a racist photo, but at the time he did not consider it racist because he was attending an end-of-the-year gala with an Arabian Nights theme. Here's what he had to say. In 2001, when I was a teacher out in Vancouver, I attended an end-of-year gala where the theme was Arabian Nights and I dressed up in an Aladdin costume and put makeup on. I shouldn't have done that. I

should have known better but I didn't and I'm really sorry. I deeply regret that I did that. He is running for re-election and it's a tight race right now against conservative Andrew Scheer. The election is October 21st. He also did confess that's not the only time he's been in brownface. He said that there was a time he also was at a high school talent show where he was singing and put on

makeup for that. What's up with Canadians in blackface and brownface? Drake did the same thing. Drake didn't apologize for it, but what's up with that? Not sure. I mean, I guess, I mean, and by the way, if you dress up like Aladdin, everybody knows you're Aladdin. You don't have to put on the brown skin. You just need the proper costume.

You might put on the blue skin because, you know, Aladdin was blue. Would people get offended by that? No. Oh, okay. All right. Now, a student in New York at Oceanside High School in Nassau County was stabbed and killed as other teenagers looked on. This is crazy. Kassian Morris was a 16-year-old student.

He was assaulted and stabbed in the chest. Apparently, this was a prearranged fight. They were fighting over a girl and who she was dating or who she might be hanging out with at that time. The dispute got even worse. And according to police reports, a group of six to seven males charged at the victim and his friends. And during that melee, they stabbed him. They said they were between 50 and 75 kids there at the time. And guess what they were doing?

Videotaping, of course. Yes. And they said they would just rather have videoed this event. They videoed his death instead of helping him. That's the era we live in. That's what happens when you normalize that type of behavior. We're normalizing people pulling out their phones instead of actually calling 911 or trying to help. So that's the new normal now.

Ikea has now apologized for a jerk chicken dish that they had jerk chicken with rice and peas. They had that at Ikea? Yes. That sounds amazing. Why are they apologizing? Because people are stupid and they buckle to social media pressure. That sounds good. That's all it is.

I would love to go to Ikea shop and go get some jerk chicken and white rice. What's wrong with that? Exactly. Because they buckled the social media pressure. Stop letting the inmates run the asylum. Just because people get outraged about something. I didn't think it was a big deal. So why are you apologizing?

I thought it was just funny. Because you know how they try to- Is it too spicy? What's the problem? I'm confused. Because of social media backlash. That's it. What's the backlash? Do you know what rice and peas is? Yes. And what is it?

Rice and peas. It's not really peas. What is it? They actually had like green peas in it. It's either pigeon peas or kidney beans. It's not like the green peas that you think of when you think of regular peas. I don't think of that when I go to my Jamaican food. But I don't, I wouldn't apologize for that, you know.

Social. Oh, they put green peas in it. Yeah, that's what I just said. Oh, they just made a mistake. They didn't know. Now they said IKEA is a Swedish home furnishing company with a much-loved food offer. We take inspiration from many countries around the world and have always worked to combine different flavors and ingredients to offer delicious, healthy, and affordable dishes.

We're aware that our new jerk chicken served with rice and peas has created some conversation and in some cases offense. Our intention was to create a dish for many people to enjoy, but we appreciate that we may have got it wrong. Oh, that's a cultural blind spot. White people know damn well the way they see things is not the way we see things. When we say rice and peas, we know what the hell we're talking about.

We're talking about brown rice with kidney beans or pigeon peas. Okay? Not white rice and green peas. Okay? It's a difference. I still wouldn't apologize for that. I wouldn't apologize either, but it's social media backlash. They see this outrage on Twitter.

They think they did something wrong, and they apologize. Always remember, just because people don't agree with something doesn't mean you're wrong. All right. Well, that is your Front Page News. I want some jerk chicken now. All right. Get it off your chest. It looked pretty tasty, the chicken part.

It did. The chicken part looked good. Yeah, the chicken. I'm not going to say a lie. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. 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 for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson the First, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.

Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I create my own 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, 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. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments.

Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before.

Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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. Hello, who's this? Hey, yo, what's up, DJ? I'm Nicholas Turner.

All right, what up, Nicholas Turner? Get it off your chest, bro. Hey, I got a question real quick. Hey, first of all, good morning to Solomon, the God, Angelique, and yourself. What's up, King? But how did you get into becoming a DJ? How? Yeah, like who inspired you?

I tell it all the time. It was DJ Clue. I was outside waiting for the bus. It was cold outside. I was waiting for the bus. Clue pulled up in a new car. I walked over to him and asked him what he did to get money because I was intrigued with the car.

He told me he was a DJ and I started DJing from there. No, you didn't live for some good parts. He told you to jump in because it was cold. No, he did not tell me to jump in the cold. Yes, he did. He told me to come by his mother's house. He took me he was a DJ and I started DJing from there. No, you didn't live for some good parts. He told you to jump in because it was cold. No, he did not tell me to jump in because it was cold. He told me to come by his mother's house. He said, come by my mom's house after work. Y'all went to the basement. After school, he'll show me. Did you go to the basement?

I went to his crib and then in the basement, he had DJ equipment. What's up with you? I asked that question because I've been listening to y'all since 2014, and not one time have I heard you say drop one of Clue's bombs. You always say drop a bomb. He actually said it this morning.

No, he said drop a bomb. Oh, you know what? You're right. He hating. You're right. That's interesting. I mean, that's your man. I'm just wondering.

Wow. I got a point my G if you listen to the show you know I shout out Clue every other minute and no you do that's my brother

and I so what do you call it like like I just wanna know why don't you say drop a Clues bomb why didn't you say drop one of Clues bombs

I'm jealous of Clue I really hate Clue that's the real reason you caught me I don't like Clue I'm jealous nah it was just a question man this is something I just wanted to know but anyway I'm jealous of Clue. I really hate Clue. That's the real reason you caught me. I don't like Clue. I'm jealous. Nah, it was just a question, man.

This is something I just wanted to know. But anyway, let me get focused real quick. I'm trying to get to 10,000 subscribers by the end of this year, so everybody can go to my YouTube page. Nah, you should follow Clue. Go follow Clue. Don't do that to that man. Let that man get his YouTube off. You still going in on Clue.

What's your YouTube, bro? Nicholas Turner. It's a tech page on YouTube, so just support. That's all I got. All right, King. That's all I got. All right, man. Peace. Hello, who's this? Yo, me. I want to wish my daughter

a very happy birthday. This is iPhone 7. Glad what's going on. iPhone 7? You ain't got no damn accent. What's up, bro? I was like, what's happening here?

Yo, what's going on? Yo, what's going on? Yo, um. That accent was the IKEA version of jerk peas and rice. What's up? Jerk chicken and rice. Be quiet. Listen, my daughter's birthday just passed, right?

I couldn't call on that date, so I want to wish her a happy birthday. Okay. And she just got into this charter school, Riverton Street Charter School. It's a little tougher than public school, so, you know, we are working on that. All right. It's a zero-talking policy. So, you know, my baby loves to talk just like a daddy,

so we're working on that right now. And Iphone, thank you for coming by the car show too, man. I appreciate it, man. Of course, man. I'm always going to show love, man. I just can't catch Ye. Ye had something going on for Angela Ye Day, but it rained so crazy

I couldn't make it, you heard? A lot of other people made it out, iPhone Sim. I live in Long Island. I live right by where that kid lost his life at Oceanside. I live in Hempstead, so it's a little farther to be hopping on that car and doing that belt. That's like 50 minutes, Ye. It was a light rain.

iPhone, you drove over an hour to come to the car show, though, iPhone. That was a Saturday, brother. Early. Cause it was like a regular day after work. I ain't have it in me. I love you, but I ain't have it in me. All right. Yo, listen.

What's up? Big shout out to Riverton Street Charter School. It's a great school. You know, it's mad clean in there. It's not over-packed. Kids, I mean, over-private classrooms, which is good. No knock to the other school, which it came from. But this school is a lot better.

And, you know, good luck, baby. I love you. I still sleep. Daddy love you. All right, iPhone. All right, King. 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. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass. 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.

James, what up, James? What's going on? Good morning, DJ Envy, Anthony. Good morning. What up, King? What's up on? Good morning, DJ Envy. Anthony. Good morning. God. What up, King? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest.

Hey, really, I just want to give a public service announcement. I'm from Dayton, Ohio, and I work for AAA. And we do tire changes on the highway. And yesterday, I almost got hit. Ooh, that's tough. I just want everybody to be mindful, pay attention to what you're doing. And if you see somebody on the side of the road, you know, you're supposed to get over. Get over.

You know what I'm saying? I got kids to go home to. A wife, too. I'll tell you who you won't see on the side of the road. Who? Envy, changing a tire. Nah, he works at AAA. I will call him.

But, yes, be careful. Watch where you're driving, too, people. And we appreciate what you do, brother. For sure. And I want to give a shout out to my Instagram, optimistically savage, look me up. Okay. And I just want everybody to have a good morning.

I appreciate y'all. You too, bro. Phil, what's up, Phil? What's up, man? Envy Charlemagne, y'all need to apologize because y'all disrespected the trans race community. I feel offended because I'm Chinese inside. So apologize. Phil, shut up. I don't have a problem Chinese inside. So apologize.

Yo, shut up. I don't have a problem with transracial, sir. Yes, you do. You said something negative. I feel offended. I'm the only person that defends Rachel Dozo. I defend Rachel Dozo. You didn't apologize like you did for those trans.

I've never apologized to them. I apologize for unintentionally hurting them. I've never unintentionally hurt the transracial community. You didn't hurt nobody. All you said you didn't understand and you started apologizing. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You are insensitive.

You are insensitive because you apologized. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You must have forgot what happened a couple of years ago when Little Duval was up here, sir. Okay, you know what I'm saying? Little Duval, that don't got nothing to do with you. You apologized when somebody said,

because they weird. If you look up the word queer, it says weird. Yes, my brother. If they weird and you don't understand, what are you apologizing for? My brother, are you going to listen? Oh, God. You listening or are you going to talk? Let me get a thumb up because y'all like to hang up.

Okay. You said you like to date the pale stand-up comedy. That was the whole point of that joke. I feel like I'm Chinese inside. That's not weird? What is what weird? I'm this big n***a in this body, but I feel like I'm Chinese inside.

Listen, I've said it a million times on this radio. I don't understand what they're going through. I don't understand their lifestyle, but I understand their right to exist, and I understand that they don't need to be getting killed for who they are.

Hello, who's this? It's Trey from Detroit. Hey, Trey, what up, though? Oh, what up, though? I'm pissed. Why? Well, I'm pissed at your friend, Diddy.

So Diddy decided to go to my illustrious alma mater, Morehouse College, and this fool donates some money, which is fine, but he only donates $20,000. What should we

only donate $20,000? You should be happy to donate anything. No, he's worth $850 million. Don't count that man money. Net worth don't mean you have that in liquid, but my brother, how much did you donate? Honey, I graduated from the school.

I'm donating my mother. I don donating. My mother f***ed me. I don't have to donate. You don't have to donate. Okay, shut up. If you didn't even donate, you can't speak on it. But you don't know what other donations he's made to what other institutions. It don't matter. Or whatever else he has going on.

You sound stupid. He didn't have to donate at all. First of all, first of all, all I'm saying is $27,000 a semester is how much it costs for each student. Now, that's fair that you are donating, and that's great. But what the f*** is that going to do? You're ungrateful piece of ish. I just want to tell you that. That man donated $20,000.

That man got kids. That man has a family. And that man didn't even go to Morehouse. And plus, it's his money. He don't have to donate it at all. He didn't have to donate ish. And you don't know how much he's donated over the years, sir. That was his latest donation.

He actually hasn't donated anything else over the year. He didn't go to Morehouse. None of his family went to Morehouse. He just did that out of the kindness of his heart. Donate to the school. Okay, then don't donate to the school. That's piss poor s***. Either don't donate or make sure that...

Wow. You sound stupid and dumb. The man gave $20,000 of his own money and you say it's not enough? And you ain't donated nothing. You sound like a fool, bro. You went there and didn't donate. That's crazy.

Yeah, because I just... Child, please. I literally just got my degree. You sound like a caddy. I don't have... You sound like a caddy. You sound like a caddy. You sound like a caddy bottom.

I hate people like you. You sound like a caddy messy bottom. Man, he donated you. You sound like a catty, messy bottom. Man, he donated. You know how much $20,000 is? Do you have $20,000 in your bank? You know how hard it is to get $20,000 from somebody? So you're telling me if somebody donated $20,000 for your education, you wouldn't have taken it?

Yes, for my individual education. Oh, shut up. You sound stupid. You know what it is, though? You know what it is? You know what it is? Robert Smith set the bar so high. Robert Smith set the bar so high. Robert Smith set the bar so high with that $40 million.

Yeah, but Robert Smith set the bar so high with that $40 million donation. So when they go online and they see somebody's net worth is $800 million, in their mind, they think somebody has $800 million in the bank. So they feel like they should have donated. He should have donated more based off that number. But even if he has it, that's his money to give. Yeah, I don't care. $20,000 is a lot of money.

Some kid is going to benefit from that $20,000 at Morehouse. $20,000 is a lot of money. I'll take it. That's great. Goodness gracious. I hate people. Alright, anyway. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. I guess my little $5,000 donation that I donated

hit it in store with me too, huh? Goodness gracious. We got rumors all the way in? Yes, let's talk about The Real. Now, it's The Real versus Tamar Braxton. What went down, it all involves the Wendy Williams show that has everybody beefing again. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. What's happening? Let's get to these rumors.

Let's talk Wendy Williams. It'll be a new story. Hey, hey, guys. Hey. This just in. Oh, the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report.

Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. All right. So now Iggy Azalea and Wendy Williams have had some sort of back and forth. Now, apparently, Wendy Williams is on her show, and she was talking Nicki Minaj. She was talking Iggy Azalea. Here's what she said.

It'll be a new storyline for her life. The problem is, is that will people be waiting for you? And somebody in our morning meeting said, well, they waited for, um, who's the Australian girl with the fake body? Iggy Azalea. Iggy Azalea. So she was talking about Nicki Minaj retiring. So, of course, now the Barbz are mad. And then she started talking-ish about Iggy Azalea also.

Now Iggy Azalea responded, Who's the crackhead in the halfway house with the gossip show thing? Damn. And the Barbz were tweeting as well, Your breath stink from talking-ish. You want a mint? And so, yes, once again, you know how it goes. I don't see the problem.

It's all fair game. You know, if somebody expresses their opinion about you like that, then you can express your opinion back like that. You throw a shot right back. If you choose to. All right. Now let's talk about the boondocks. They are going to be returning to television. HBO Max has ordered a two-season, 24-episode reimagining of the boondocks.

It will be spearheaded by Aaron Magruder, who is the creator of the Boondocks, and Sony Pictures Animation. It's going to be 55 episodes of the original series, and the new Boondocks will launch. Drop all the clues, Bond, for the Boondocks, damn it. Okay, and they're launching a special next year, 50-minute special. Yes, all that is starting in fall of 2020.

And the key thing is that Aaron Magruder is back as the showrunner. Okay? You know season four sucked because Aaron Magruder wasn't involved. Now it says the new boondocks follows the adventures of self-proclaimed civil rights legend Robert Grandad Freeman and his two rambunctious grandsons Hugh and Riley. The family has recently moved to an idyllic community in suburban Maryland only to see it taken over by the tyrannical Uncle Ruckus and his bizarre neo-fascist regime. Sound familiar? I sound familiar to anybody? Does it? Does it now?

You'll see, God damn it. All right, porn star Jessica James has died at the age of 43. Do you guys, are you guys familiar with Jessica James? No. She's an ABN Hall of Famer. Okay, Steven said yes. She was Hustler's first contract model who became a member of the AVN Hall of Fame.

A friend went to check on her Tuesday afternoon in her house. Hadn't heard from her in a while. When they got there, she was unconscious. They said the EMS got a call for cardiac arrest. When they got there, it was Jessica James dead at the scene. They said she's had a history of seizures, and they did find various prescription drugs there. Steve is a porn connoisseur. He knew who she was immediately.

He did. You feel a little down about this, Steve? No, he's okay. He says she's a legend. Now let's talk about The Real and this beef that's going on with Tamar Braxton and the women from The Real. Now, Tamar Braxton was on the Wendy Williams show.

A lot of things happen there and go down. And here's what Tamar had to say about whether or not she would return to the real. Would you ever go back to the real? Cute show, but they need you. I don't want to be anybody's marketing tool this season. No shade. But, you know, I just wish everybody well.

And I just feel like sometimes God has to move you out of situations before you become more toxic to yourself. Right. And so what if I was in a situation where I'm doing the Braxton's and it's very stressful and then I'm doing this other show where people are being catty behind my back. Like, what kind of person would I be right now sitting on this couch? Alright, well, the women from

The Real responded. Now here's what Lonnie Love had to say. Hi, Wendy. First of all, thank you for calling us a cute show. We're also an Emmy winning show. So don't forget that. Tamar Braxton was your guest, and we appreciate the fact that you brought us up. I just want to be full disclosure, it's been three years. I don't know why you guys keep talking about this whole situation.

All right, she goes on to talk some more about Tamar and Tamar being welcome on the rail. Tamar Braxton gave us an apology for everything that happened since then. That apology has been taken down. Tamar, nobody is trying to use you as a marketing tool, sweetie. You are still welcome, my dear, to come on any time. Seriously, we as black women have to stick together. It's no cattiness. It's just we need to have you come here so we can close the circle. You apologize. We opened it up to you and it's still there and it will always be there. We love you, Tamar. All right. Tamara Murray also chimed in and she said that she's tired of it. She also says that she's been in the business over 20 years. She said, my reputation is not one of cattiness.

And then there were some social media messages that went back and forth. Tamar Braxton posted a conversation, a text message. So I just found out Lonnie Love was writing letters to get you kicked off the show. She wrote the network. LOL, Lonnie was writing the network on you. I'm hearing this story. Tamar responded. I told everyone that it was her.

No one wanted to believe me. And this person said, yeah, I'm hearing this story. Tamar responded, I told everyone that it was her. No one wanted to believe me. And this person said, yeah, I got confirmation right now. Person who wrote and worked for her is spilling all the tea. So don't know who that person is in these text messages, but Lonnie Love responded when Tamar posted these text messages and said, who writes

letters? Who sent this? Let's talk it out. Stop going on every other show. You know you want to and bring your man. And so the two of them had some more back and forth on social media. Goodness gracious. Tamar said, sorry, I only go on shows with ratings. Plus, you do enough talking about me. And Lonnie Love said, I know you're scared, Tamar, but

if you're going to accuse me of something, do it to my face. But you can't handle the truth. I thought your apology was sincere. That was why I wanted you to come on the show. I can't wait for your next funny meme. Let's go, sis. I really like what Tamar said on Wendy, though. God will remove you from a situation before you become toxic to yourself.

That's a bar. Like, don't stay in a situation that you're not happy in. Imagine continuing to come to a place you're not happy at, especially if you don't have to. Dealing with people who got so much negativity to stay behind your back, why? Yep, absolutely.

I respect it. Yep, and then, but I guess the part she didn't like was them calling, Tamar saying the cattiness. Yeah, but I like... Because they really don't feel like they were being catty. But I like the fact Tamar left, though.

Drop one of the clues, bonds with Tamar Braxton. That's because people talk like that. Like, oh, I don't like the situation. I don't like what's going on. But then they stay there and they become toxic to themselves. I don't know if she had a choice.

I thought they let her go. Yeah, she didn't just leave. On her own. But she said God removed her from the situation. I thought they let her go. Yeah, she didn't just leave on her own. Well, she said God removed her from the situation. Right. However it went. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that's your rumor report. Alright, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, when we come back, front page news. Yes, let's talk about Sandy Hook. They are

debuting, well, Sandy Hook Promises the organization. They're debuting a back-to-school PSA and it's very graphic. Alright, 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 Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front-page news. Congratulations and shout-out to CeCe Sabathia. Yesterday might have been his last game in Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Now the playoffs are beginning, I think, next week, and they don't know if he's going to make the playoff roster as of yet. But he had a great career, great player, and a great individual. So shout to CeCe Sabathia and, of course, his family.

Don't you got to honor CeCe and just put him on the roster just because he's CeCe Sabathia? I think they should. Absolutely. But I think they have an option of a certain amount of pitches. But I definitely think that they should. I don't know nothing about baseball. He deserves that.

They play 100-plus games a year, and I don't see any of them. And I definitely think that they should. I don't know nothing about baseball. He deserves that. They play 100 plus games a year and I don't see any of them. And I hope he gets his ring. This is a ring for his last season. Are the Yankees good this year? Amazing. Oh, okay. Amazing. Best record in baseball. Oh, word. Now what else we talking about, Yee? Let's talk about the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin

Trudeau. He has had to apologize after a photo emerged of him wearing brown face. That photo was taken in 2001, and here was his explanation. In 2001, when I was a teacher out in Vancouver, I attended an end-of-year gala where the theme was Arabian Nights. And I dressed up in an Aladdin costume and put makeup on. I shouldn't have done that. I should have known better, but I didn't.

And I'm really sorry. I deeply regret that I did that. All right, now he's in the middle of a re-election fight. And they said it's a virtual tie for the election with conservative Andrew Scheer. So he's trying to get back in. And the election is October 21st. I wonder if you called Drake to see how he handled that. Like, Drake, how did you handle your blackface controversy?

He also, I mean, he had to apologize for Trudeau, and he also had to admit that there were other times he did the brownface as well. One time when he was performing at a high school talent show where he was singing. All right, now, Sandy Hook Promise is an organization dedicated to fighting gun violence, has debuted a back to school PSA, and it's very graphic.

It actually shows a school shooting. They posted survive the school year with these must have back to school essentials. This PSA contains graphic content related to school shootings and may be upsetting to some viewers. You can see kids being shot in the background and falling to the ground. You can see kids being shot in the background and falling to the ground. You can see kids bleeding from gunshot wounds. Kids are ready to stab a shooter with pencils and scissors and so on and so forth. Listen. These new sneakers are just what I need for the new year. This jacket is a real must-have. My parents got me the skateboard I wanted. It's pretty cool.

These scissors really come in handy in art class. These new socks? They can be a real lifesaver. I finally got my own phone to stay in touch with my mom. Alright, the last one is a young girl texting her mom, I love you, mom. Can I ask a question?

If you hear a description of that video, the way Angelique just described it, you see it comes with a warning. Why would you watch it? Like, why would you do that to yourself? Like, I did not watch that on purpose yesterday. I saw people reposting it. I just scrolled past it

because I already have bad anxiety and stuff like that makes my anxiety worse. Yeah, I didn't watch it either. And I'd be sitting around worried about my daughter at school all day, which I already do. So I don't want to put stuff on top of that. What's the point of watching that video?

At the end of it, there's a message that says it's back to school time and you know what that means. School shootings are preventable when you know the signs. Jesus Christ. That's what back to school means nowadays? My God. I don't know about this, but I don't even know what to say. I don't know if it was helping I don't even know what to say. I don't know if it was helping people figure out what they need to do. I have

no idea, but it was very graphic. Alright, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Front Page News. Alright, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, when we come back, Dennis Rodman will be joining us. We'll kick it with Dennis Rodman. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, sir. Dennis Rodman. Hello. Good morning. Good morning.

I'm back in Houston, so it's all good. How you feeling today, man? It's all good, man. Got a good workout. I'm fine. Oh, now you get up early to work out, huh? Oh, yes. You still work out every morning? Absolutely.

Really? What does a Dennis Rodman workout regimen look like? Well, back in the day, you come in at 6 o'clock in the morning, all night drinking. Get up, go to the gym at 8 o'clock in the morning, go practice, play a game. That's what my regimen was back then. But now, no drinking,

I'm all good. Yeah, we saw the 30 for 30. Michael Jordan said he didn't think you would live to be 40 because of your ability to drink, play, party, drink, play, party. Oh, yeah, man. But I'm here, though. That's the main thing. I'm here. Did you ever think you would see past 40? Or you're just in the moment?

Well, listen, when I turned 40, I got in a helicopter and jumped out of a helicopter, went to a party, had a good time. I'm 58 years old. I'm still living. Wow. There good time. I'm 58 years old. I'm still living. Wow. There you go. Wow.

What a life. I really enjoyed your 30 for 30, man. It was cool, man. It was cool. It was tough to watch, though. Have you been able to watch it? Well, man, I got to be by myself. I got to be by myself.

When did you turn into the bad boy? That's one thing I wanted to know because we watched you early on and you were kind of mild-mannered fight people at the gym well I think I think I became the bad boy because I think was Rick Vaughn Bill Embiid and all the rest of guys Isaiah was the leader I think I was more like the mile manner guy on the team I just want to go out there out there raw, raw, just throw my hands over there and just have a good time just playing basketball.

I think I became that when we lost the 91 series against Chicago. That's when I started to get rebellious. That's when things started to crumble on the team. Everybody was going to the other team. Then when Chuck Daly left, that was it. I was done. It was interesting on the 30 for 30 to see how much love

y'all have for each other. Like Isaiah had to walk off camera when he started talking about, you know, you being on the Pistons and you didn't drink, you didn't smoke, but then he saw the change

and he couldn't do anything about it because y'all weren't on the same team. Right. How did that make you feel when you saw that? Well, I didn't see it. That's why I told you I didn't see it because I didn't want to see it.

Oh, wow. I know because, you know, it brings back too much hurt memories and stuff like that because I think that when you lose something that's close, like in Detroit, when you come from a family thing in Oklahoma, it felt like that you just got everything just taken away from you just all of a sudden. Then all of a sudden you're just by yourself.

And I've still been there from day one. He was like a brother, a mother, a father. I was the only one there. And he was the only one that took care of me. You never had that family feel on another team again? Well, at that time, I became Dennis Rodman. I became

this guy, you know. When I was with Detroit, I was more like a follower. I was trying to learn things in the NBA because when I got in the NBA, I knew nothing about the game. I never had a role model. So I had to try to grow up on that one.

Do you think if you would have stayed with the Pistons, your life would have been different? Like you would have never went down that, I guess, crazy Dennis Rodman path? Well, let's put it like this. In a short sentence, I wouldn't be sitting here today if you realize that. I wouldn't be interesting. I wouldn't be, like, global. If I stayed in Detroit, I'd be like that, having kids, being a dad and, you know.

He's a regular guy. He's a regular guy. I'd be a regular guy. So I had to take that, you know. Unfortunately, I didn't make that turn, so I guess it was better for worse. Could you play in today's league? Oh, yeah, absolutely. Easily.

You don't think it's too soft? I'm not worried about soft. You know, I think my mentality would be changed. But I think the league is more like corporate now. It's very, very corporate. I think that, you know, guys have been buddy buddies. Guys want to play with their friends and stuff like that. You know, when you saw back in the 80s,

you saw Isaiah Magical half-court kiss each other, right? It kind of f***ed up. I mean, I'm sorry. Well, what I'm saying now, it's more like, okay, great. Let's go on a banana boat in summertime, hang out. But it's like when you see guys that are friends in the league, they really don't go at each other. It's more like, if you score 40, I'll score 40.

I'll see you at dinner tonight. It's more like that. And plus, when they're making $40, $50 million a year, and then the coach says, you know what? I think you're tired. Take two weeks off. Really? Two weeks off.

Make it $50 million a year. And people pay hard money to go see these guys play. So it's tough to watch. Why'd you say Magic and Isaiah Kiston was f***ed up? F***ed up? Oh, now you can cause it? I didn't know.

Why'd you think that was f***ed up? No, I just thought that thing was kind of more like, okay, great. It was acceptable back then because everyone knew they were best friends and stuff like that.

But it's funny though, you know, in society, how back then because everyone knew they were best friends and stuff like that. But it's funny though, you know, in society how back then when Magic came out with the HIV, when he announced it, and people don't want to address this too much, when he came out with the HIV and said, you know, I contracted HIV.

People thought he was gay. But you know what? No one ever, ever questioned him how he got it. No, they never did. Not in the media. They never him how he got it. No, they never did. Not in the media. They never questioned how he got it. But I'm just saying they never questioned how he got it. But in today's society, if he said today, literally, there'll be like 15,000, 2,000 girls coming at his ass today.

Right. Back then, nobody came back at him because Magic Johnson, the NBA protected him. But, you know, even today, he still won't come out and say how that affected how he got there. Till today,

he won't say it. When he was up here, I asked him, I said, do you ever, like, look at all the track lists of women that you was with and say it was that

dirty-ass girl in Michigan? Mm. And he was like, yeah, I did think things like that back then. I think it was those parties in Hawaii. Parties in Hawaii? Oh, yeah, those was those parties in Hawaii. Parties in Hawaii?

Oh, yeah, those real good parties in Hawaii. You been to a couple? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. What did you catch? I didn't catch anything. Okay. I caught three cases of divorce.

I got that. I caught those three right there. The three cases. It's interesting about you because I think you could teach a class on promotion and marketing. Because when you look at all of the guys like the Magics and the Byrds and the Michael Jordans, it's like other entities made them popular. Whether it was Nike, Converse. Well, that's the key right there.

It's amazing how you, if you look at, like I said, you look at the branch of the decades. Who's the main people that decade, I mean, that branched themselves in the 80s? Can you name them? In sports. That branched themselves? Themselves in the 80s. Themselves.

No corporate sponsors. Nobody. No, nobody. Nobody. Who branded themselves in the 90s? Dennis Rodman. Thank you.

Who branded themselves in 2000? Who branded themselves today? Nobody. Nobody themselves. By myself. Not themselves.

By myself. By myself. Maybe Allen Iverson. No, no, no. Maybe A.I. No, no, no. I gotta give it to A.I. by myself not themselves by myself maybe maybe AI no no no maybe AI no no no I gotta give it to AI cause the tattoo

the cornrows the cornrows but you know the bad boy but it's funny all of a sudden the city of Philadelphia

you know brotherly love stuff like that Rocky you know Joe Frazier you know but they embrace him so much and and they actually gave him a job,

you know, to keep him relevant. If he wasn't in that situation, not a lot of players in the 90s that's out to lead now are relevant. No one talks about him, you know. And it's like amazing, even early 2000s, a lot of guys are not relevant anymore without social media, you know, Instagram and stuff like that. But it's amazing, though. Ever since 1993, 2020, I'm probably the only guy really that's relevant

having done a damn thing. Having done nothing. Nothing. No promotion, no commercials, no this, this, this. 30 for 30, pretty much. But if you look at it. Yeah, but you got things that last a tough time. First of all, you got a career, and you got a book.

You know what I'm saying? Only one book? I only remember the one. I'm sorry. Only one book? Yeah. That's it. How old are you, 20?

40, 41. Okay, great. Okay, cool. All right, we got more with Dennis Rodman. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Dennis Rodman. Do you ever look at hip-hop in the music world now and think about, damn, all these artists look like me? Because you think about it. Back then when you were in the league and you painted your nails and you dyed your hair. Right. You did the earrings and the stuff that people called weird back then.

Now it seems like that's hip-hop. It is hip-hop now, right? Hip-hop is taking over the world right now, right? And all these young kids, man, I went to Rolling Loud. I went to Rolling Loud, dude. I went there, dude. I felt old as hell. And I saw these young kids, like, 18, 19, 20.

I'm like, this kid's 18 years old, got more money than me. I mean, literally, got more money than me in rapping. And most of these guys, they're actually smart. These kids are actually smart. Right. You know? It's a different type

of marketing now. Like, imagine if you did have social media when you were coming up. Oh, dude, I had social media. I had Instagram. It was live. It was on the radio.

If I had it back then, I'd be a beginner. Right. Easily be a beginner because I was the only one doing it. Yeah, you was... I was the only one

doing all that crazy stuff. You were hanging out with Madonna. I was hanging out with Madonna, you know, you know, Sharon Stone. I was hanging out one doing it. Yeah, you was... I was the only one doing all that crazy stuff. You were hanging out with Madonna. I was hanging out with Madonna, you know. That was crazy. Sharon Stone. I was hanging out with, you know, that girl, that Meredith guy from the W Hotel. Karma Electra.

I don't know. A lot of people. Jenny McCarthy. All these people, man. They say you broke up with Madonna because she didn't want to... You didn't want to get her pregnant. She wanted to get pregnant. Why didn't you want to get Madonna pregnant?

Oh, I tried. Oh! So you didn't say that, right? I She wanted to get pregnant. Why didn't you want to get Madonna pregnant? Oh, I tried. Oh, so you didn't say that. I tried over here by Central Park. She had that big three-story place over there. I was rolling the dice in Vegas. And that's a good story. That's one of the good stories.

I was rolling the dice in Vegas. And she's in New York. She calls. And next thing you know, the pit bull said, hey, Dennis, you got a call from Madonna. He just screams it, right? And I said, oh, what the hell with you, man? That's bull crap, right? So he says, hey, Dennis, you got a call from Madonna. He just screams it, right? And I say, oh, what the hell with you, man? That's bull crap, right?

So he said, no, Dennis, you got a call from Madonna. So I said, hold the dice, get the calls. And she said, Dennis, you know what? I'm ovulating. I said, what? You're ovulating? I said, what is that? I'm trying to f*** with her, right?

No, you know, ovulating. I said, okay, great. So I'll be there in five hours. So I put the dice down. I said, hold the table. Hold I'll be there in five hours. So I put the dice down. I said, hold the table. Hold the table? That's what I said. Hold the table.

And they do that. They hold the table. So they do that. So they do that. If you got money, they do that. So anyway, she sent a plane for me, G5. I went to the airport. Came here, flew here.

Went over to that thing over to her house. Did my thing. Went back on the plane. Got back. They held the table. Started playing dice again. So you just went there, had, went back on the plane, got back, held the table, started playing dice again. So you just went there, had sex,

got on the plane, went back. That's the truth. Was there at least some foreplay? Did you put some music on? No, no, no, no, no. You just got right to it. I was trying to get back to the table, man.

I've been like, you can't stay and cuddle and nothing. Do people cuddle these days? Yes. Do people cuddle? Of course. Do you pay for that? No.

You don't? Pay to cuddle? Yeah. This is private. Stop it. Knock it off. Come on now. Why couldn't Madonna get pregnant with it?

You or her? What? I guess. It just doesn't happen sometimes. It doesn't, right? Yeah, she has kids. Can you answer the question? You got kids?

No. Great. Great. Great. Great. Great. Great, great. Do you give credit to Madonna for making you a star? No. John Sally said that it was

Madonna that... It's the other way around. It's the other way around. You made Madonna a star? Yeah, in 1993, I think her career was declining. She said that, you know, the reason why she dated me is because I was a bad boy. That's why she dated me. I was growing up, and she was pretty much loving off. Were you disappointed that you didn't get her pregnant?

No. Well, well. That would add to the legend. That would add to the legend. Well, you know, she asked me if I got her pregnant, and she paid me $20 million. What? Whatever. And you was at the

gambling at the table? Well, that's if the baby was born. $20 million? Yep. They should have stayed there for a week's trip. That's an expensive term.

Yeah, well. When did she make anybody else that awful? When she did, right? I don't know. Who she dance when she date a dancer? I don't know.

I remember Sean Payne. Sean Payne. Big Daddy Kane. Big Daddy Kane at one point. Pop. All the bad boys. Yeah. All the bad boys, right?

Wow. You got a shot, Sheldon. Shut up. I'm not. Do you? Listen, on the doc, they said it was a three-year period where you was more popular than Michael Jordan. Do you believe that?

Michael Jordan said that, right? He said that. No, I don't think he said it on the doc. Well, he said it somewhere. Yeah. Yeah, I was. Wow. said it on the doc. Well, he said it somewhere. Yeah. Yeah, I was. Wow. Globally? Yeah, pretty much. Yeah, nobody was doing what you were doing.

No one was doing what I was doing. I think Michael Jordan, you know, I don't think he really cared because Michael Jordan's Michael Jordan. He's very well-earned now. He's like one of, I think, the first, second billionaire athlete. Tiger was first, right? Yeah, and it feels like he's more private about everything and you were more like, I'm Dennis Rodman. Yeah, I think that in Chicago,

I was more popular than he was for like two years. I didn't care, man. I just wanted to go play and win, have a good time. What was your relationship with him? Because I know when you played on Detroit, y'all hated each other. So when you came to the Bulls, was there a conversation or was it like, let's just win?

Let's go win. That's it. We never really talked off the court. We never really talked. One time we ever saw each other off the court is when we go to a restaurant and next thing you know, we go to a restaurant. Michael Jordan have eight bodyguards.

Scottie Paper have seven bodyguards. I have like six. And we actually made a triangle in a restaurant. A triangle. It was like that in a restaurant. We never ever talked in public. Really? Never did.

Who do you speak to in the league now? Well, speak to that that was in the league before. Any athletes that you speak to now? I just talked to Scotty the other day. He's on the get-up, right? Yeah. Scotty Pippen. I was with him the other day. It's cool to see him.

I haven't seen him in a while. I really don't talk to too many people. Michael told a story on the 30 for 30 about how Scotty didn't want you on the team. So he was with it. Phil was with it. But Scotty was like, hell no. What was that first conversation with Scotty like when you walked into that facility? We went to Jerry Cross's house.

And we all, me, Scotty, Michael, Phil, his wife. And we all had to go break bread at GM's house. And Scotty didn't talk to me, so I didn't care. He didn't talk to you the whole first meeting? No, he didn't talk to me. So I didn't care. Like I said, my whole saying in one of my books, I said, you know, I don't have to like you to work. I don't have to

sit down. I want to come here to win. I want to come here and win. I don't give a damn how we do it. Let's do it, right? So you and Scotty never had a conversation? You had to have a conversation at some point. Oh, we talked. We talked after a while. After six months when I was there. Six months? What? Six months. After six months,

we started talking on the court and over the court and stuff like that. But it's strange. So after the first year in Chicago, after we won the first championship and mid-second year, it was amazing. All the guys are married and stuff like that. And all the wives would come to me and say, Dennis, where are you going out tonight? They would ask me to go out with me almost every night.

Everybody wanted to hang out with you because you were fun. It was fun, though. A lot of guys would go to restaurants and be all corporate with suits and stuff like that. I'd go out and drag and shit like that. Go hang out at the gay bars. Right. So I was cool. You said that was where the most fun was at.

That's what? You said the gay parties, they know how to party. They know how to party, right? Yeah, I went to a gay wedding this weekend, man. Did you? Oh my God, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. How was it? I'm still recovering. You recovering? That was Saturday night. Was it? Ugh. What day is it? What got you

into that lifestyle to partying with the gay parties and to going to drag? What got you that way? I think you know, like I said, I visualize a lot of stuff about my life when I'm alone. I think when I was younger, I think that, you know, I used to dress as a girl. My sister just put makeup on me, put wigs on me,

and stuff like that. And I think that that's a vision I've always had, just to express myself, you know, sexuality-wise. But to get it directly straight, I know I've been with a guy, but I love my gay community and stuff like that. But I just like being free. I bet a lot of guys hit on you, though.

Oh, yeah. Because they just think, maybe. Maybe, right? It wouldn't shock nobody today. It wouldn't shock nobody. We figured he was gay. What the hell? Alright, we got more with Dennis Rodman. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

We're kicking it with Dennis Rodman. What made you, allowed you to be so free? Because back then, I mean, everybody was judging everything. And you were just, F the world, I'm here, I don't care who likes me, who doesn't like me. They would have a bunch of terms for that. I don't know. I just started it, man. I just said, whatever, man. I just said whatever man.

I was so lost in my own world and when I went to San Antonio and everyone knows that San Antonio is more like Bible Bumpers. They love the church and they love to do the right things and stuff like that. I was way the opposite. I'd be on the plane and I got my hair dyed and have like a skull in my head and I sit on the plane playing Nintendo and David Robertson sitting right here and the whole time David Robertson look at me like this and he's he look at me like I'm the damn devil you know so he said he looked at me the whole

time on the flight and so what's wrong David he said why won't you change I said change what he said yes won't you be a part of the system? I said, what system? And he's just like, you know, that's how me and David really got along like that. You know, so, and again, I said, I don't have to like you to win. Right. Back then, people looked at me differently, but I think in the second year, 94, a lot of people started to like me. You know, because I was just doing something that's out the norm. Right.

Out the norm. People said, oh, my God, he's interesting. He's ready. He's good. And people are like, I wish I could be that free, too. I'm going to be that free, right? out the norm. Right. Out the norm. People say, oh my God, he's interesting. He's ready. He's good. And people are like, I wish I could be that free too. I wish I could be that free,

right? So sometimes it pisses me off in society today that all of a sudden things are so free and so equal and da-da-da-da, right wing to left wing. But then back in the day,

if someone came and they was gay, they'd be recommended for that. It's still difficult. Malik Yoba was here. Right. And he said that he was attracted to trans women.

But he said he's not gay and they were all on him like, how could this happen? And they started crucifying him and going at his kids and all that other stuff. I don't know any man on this planet, what color you are, what gender you are. I don't know any man

that sit in a locker room. Do not look at another man's penis. I don't know any man that sit in a locker room do not look at another man's penis. I don't know any man. I'm just saying. I don't know any man. Don't do that.

I don't know. You're trying to imply that makes people gay. That don't make nobody gay. I don't know any man. Are you saying that you've seen some nice penises? I've seen a lot. You've seen some nice penises, Dennis? I've seen a lot. You've seen some nice penises? Yeah, I'm just saying. You've seen one and you're like, I wish that was mine?

An old white guy walk by and you'll be like, come here, old pie. I mean, listen, you've seen something and you're like, I wish that was mine. Mine don't hang like that. That's how you think when you do it? I never thought of that. All right, so either way, I don't even know who you are. I'm just being straight on this. I don't know who you are. I'm just being straight on this. I don't know who you are.

What you mean, as far as what? Your name, where you come from. Oh, my name is Charlemagne. I'm from South Carolina. Well, Lennard McKelvey from South Carolina. Okay. Yes. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too. Cool, man. Great. Good. But no, question. What was that about? Did y'all see each other the last time we saw? I'm confused.

Like, what was that? I want to know what was the point of saying that. I'm confused. I want to know what was the point of saying that. What was the point you were trying to make? I don't know, man. I don't know. I just want to break the ice around here, man. I got a question for you guys while we're on the show right here. It's amazing, you know, the fact that we sit there and judge men that want to come out as gay or bisexual.

We're judging men and women. But it's amazing, though. Do people ever acknowledge the fact that, well, a man, I'm not saying it's wrong because I love him. You know, good people. I love everybody in the world. But what do you think about the WNBA winner? What do I think about him? Would you date one of them?

Well, I'm married. I think they're cool as hell to me. I hang out with those girls all the time. Yeah, I mean, you got some beautiful WNBA girls. And tall women have always been attracted to me. Tall, like 6'4", 5'5"? I'm 5'7", but for whatever reason, tall women have always been attracted to me. You're 5'4". 5'7".

But tall women have always been attracted to me. I'll date a WNBA woman. Why not? I'm just saying, I would love to see WNBA women really show the world. They're showing the world right now. They're very good. I guarantee you, in probably the next couple of years, there will be a couple of women in the NBA.

Hey, Dennis, let me tell you something. Do you go to the games? The WNBA games and everything? We need to get more people to go to the games. Dennis, next time, just start with, let's talk about the WNBA. Yeah. You're going to start to date one of them? I would.

Yeah, absolutely. Do you think basketball was a God-given talent for you? Meaning that when you were younger, it wasn't something that you ever even had considered. But then it just was like, this is your destiny. It took me maybe 30 years to realize what all the things that this has translated in my life.

You know, as well as like all the trials and tribulations growing up in the ghetto and the projects, seeing the riots with the mother of the king, white people coming down the street, get killed, stabbed, taking their babies away, beaten and stuff like that. I went back in time and seen all those things, all those things, and all of a sudden, man, I said, wow. I'm lucky as f***, man.

I tell myself in my books, I say, you know, someone has a hand on my shoulders and said, you're not going nowhere. You got things to live for. You got something to say. Right. So we want you to stay here. Do you believe in God?

Yep. Okay. Oh, yeah. You said that racism didn't really bother you when you was playing for that town in college and they used to call you believe in God? Yep. Okay. You said that racism didn't really bother you when you was playing for that town in college and they used to call you n***a every day. Oh, every day. Why didn't it bother you? Because I didn't know anything

about that. So, you know, in a time when white people come down, throw things at you, maybe you got a story. I was dating a white girl in Durant, and I was living with a white family. I had the white kid with me.

So I was going into her dorms, and these two white guys came and grabbed me and grabbed the white kid, put us down. They did something to the kid. Tissue right here my brother So clearly it did bother you more than you let on Absolutely

The racism No it wasn't racism It's just the fact that I didn't look at color back then It was just like When these guys came and got me and the little kid And the little kid was real close I didn't look at him as a white guy

I liked white kid. And they took us to the park and the girl I was hanging out with they took me to a tree and one of the guys was beating me. Another guy went and got a shotgun and put it in my face

and said, if we ever see such another white woman, the next time we see her, we're going to blow your head off. And they had a gun to that little boy's head. And he said,

you know, if you ever see you with this nigger, we're going to shoot you too. So, he took the white girl with him and me and him, and we stayed there. We sat there. you too. So, took the white girl with them and me and him and we stayed and we sat there

and a little white boy hugged me and said, he said, I'm glad you're alright, Dennis. And the white boy didn't even look at me.

If I was black or not, he just made sure I was okay. Right. And we got in the car and he took me back to his house and he made sure I was okay. And we got in the car, and he took me back to his house,

and he made sure I was safe. That's a story you don't see. I got a lot of stories like that, but I just don't talk too much about that. But that's one of them. But clearly it bothered you, though. Oh, yeah, it bothered me. Yeah. It bothered me today because, you know, it sucks to have people look and view people today, man.

And when people sit there and talk about Mexicans and whites and Chinese and people from North Korea, it just bothers me now because I don't know why we can't f***ing get along because, you know, we live with these people f***ing every day. You got people from North Korea, South Korea, around the world, and we sit there and bitch and b***h and blame anybody's s***. And it just beats me up sometimes, and that's f***ing, it hurts. That's wild.

I wanted that on the 30 for 32 because it put the whole relationship with you and Kim Jong-un in a different perspective because I was sitting there like, all Dennis is really trying to do is make peace. And I'm like,

why don't we want peace with these people? I don't know, man. I just... And it's just like I said, I'm not a politician, you know. And a lot of people don't hear me talk too much

around the world. I've been low-key for a long time, you know. I've been fighting with alcohol and stuff like that, you know. My agent over there, he's been sold for 11 years, and he's got a book out called Aiming High. And I've been trying to get on that pad, but it's very difficult for me because, you know, I'm so used to doing what I'm doing. And those bumps in the roads keep piling up sometimes, but I'm getting there. I'm getting there.

With the help of a lot of people, so I'm getting there. How long have you been sober now? Last four months. That's good. That's fine. That's fine. Congratulations, bro. How much credit should you personally get for

putting Trump and Kim Jong-un together? A lot. But he won't give me that credit. Wow. He won't give me that credit. But, you know, like I told you, I said, I don't care who gets this done. Let's just get it done. Right.

Let's just get it done. I say it all the time and stuff like that. It's like when I went over there to do the press conference and I got emotional up there. I said, wow, it's amazing. I'm trying to do something great in my own country. It's hating me. And then when Donald went over there, people praised the fuck out of his ass. I'm like, goddamn.

I was the guy that tried to get this shit together in the beginning, and now he goes over there and gets all the accolades. Yeah, shit. And the United States was distancing themselves. They was like, Dennis Rodman is not a diplomat. I'm like, goddamn. I said, okay, great. Screw it.

But now everybody's embracing that right now. So if anything does happen between North Korea and America, you know, like I said, Donald, you did it. You did it. You the one did it, Donald. It's okay. Well, Dennis Rodman, we appreciate you for joining us. All the love, Ron, here, man.

All the good love, man. Is it fun being sober? Yeah, it's cool, man. You know, stay on the right path. It's good. You may not be impressed by Michael Jordan's sons, but you're all about magic sons, I'm sure. Magic sons. You're funny. He's with magic all the time, that

guy right there. He knows magic. He's with magic all the time. I know his son. He's very free. He's very free, right? Absolutely. Right? Well, it's the breakfast club. It's the breakfast Club, baby. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired?

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Thank you. Nicki Minaj has her Fendi line. And she said she designed that with curvy girls in mind. Now Fendi posted spoiler alert, Queen Nicki Minaj is fire in Fendi's coolest series collection out on Fendi.com October 14th and selected boutiques on October 16th.

I think that's dope because I love Fendi clothes and it's classic. Alright, she said I want to make clothes that make girls in my body look sexy. She also called the Fendi prints on after a lyric from her song Chun-Li. She said, we're in a new time where you don't have to feel bad if you're not the tiniest you've ever been. Women, we struggle with that so much because we'll go back to old pictures of ourselves and we'll be like, I used to be so skinny. And we start making ourselves feel bad.

What I want to tell girls is not necessarily go and gain weight and have a big booty. But if you do have curves, be proud of it, flaunt it, love the skin that you're in. I'll drop one of Clue's bombs for Nicki Minaj. That is true. We do look at those pictures and be like, look at how skinny I used to be. So, yes, agreed with that. All right. Now, let's talk about Tekashi69 in court yesterday.

And by the way, he's back in court testifying today as well. So, he's testifying as a prosecution witness at the federal trial for two alleged members of the nine-tr trade gangsta bloods. The defendants are Anthony Harve Ellison and the other defendant is Mack. And just so you know, by the way, his name is Aljamia Nuke Mack. Troy was also in court yesterday and he said that he was there. He just was watching some of the testimony, but he was there to support Mack. He said that he's a cool guy and he knew him from coming up in the music industry.

All right, so according to prosecutors, they are saying that Anthony Harv Ellison is a gang enforcer and that he was angry at Tekashi, and that's why he allegedly kidnapped him. Now, according to Tekashi, he said he was scared and told them that he would give them $100 to let him go. If you guys recall the situation where he got kidnapped. A hundred? That's what he told them at the time. I'll give you $100,000.

$100,000? Okay. Now, here is some of the audio, because they actually have audio of the robbery. Give me everything. Get out. Get out. Get in the car. Get in the car. Chill, chill. Chill. Chill. We a man now. We a man. Give me your money. Give me your money.

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Give me your money. Give me your money. Give me your money. Give me your money. Give me your money. Get in the car. Get in the car. Whoa, did you hear him tell the kidnappers he would suck their D's if they let him go? I did not hear that. That's wild. Play it again.

Y'all wasn't listening. Give me your money. Give me your money now. Give me your money now. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car.

Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Open it. Go ahead. Go ahead. Shut up. Open the door.

Let me open it. Let me open it. No, I'll give you everything. Get in the car. Get in the car. Oh, man, wait, wait, wait, wait, man. Man, I'll suck your... Whoa, 6ix9ine.

You added that on. Whoa. Listen, you got to do what you got to do when you're in that kind of situation. All right, well, that $100,000 didn't work, and instead they went to his house where they stole a bag full of jewelry and then drove him a few blocks away and then released him. So just so you know, right now they are pleading not guilty to racketeering charges. And according to Harb Ellison's attorney, he's saying the whole thing was a publicity stunt.

Was that his second day of snitching or third day? Second. Today's the third day. So he spent, he did a whole 24 hours on the stand and you're just getting around to snitching on your kidnappers? I thought that was the whole point of snitching to begin with. Well, he's telling a lot of different stories about things that happened. He talks a lot about his rivals, too. His musical rivals like Trippie Redd, Chief Keef, Casanova, J Prince, and Rap-A-Lot Records. Jesus Christ.

He really need O'Brien in this whole situation. He talked about helping to arrange a 2017 assault on Trippie Redd in New York City at a hotel. He talked about a Yams Day concert at the New York Expo Center in the Bronx. It started, he said, because Jordan, who did not have a large public profile, wasn't allowed to be near the performance, and that's how the brawl started with security. He talked about Casanova and Casanova's diss song, Set Trippin', and how he wanted to run down on Casanova.

And then he also said that Casanova's blood set the apes, he was told, would retaliate against him. And he talks about the shooting of Chief Keef back in June of 2018. He said that shooting was happening over his female friend, Cuban. Why are you calling all them other rappers names? He wants to be the snitch Oprah. You get a charge, and you get a charge, and you get a charge. Conspiracy for everybody.

He also talks about shooting at Frenchie BSM, who was acting as security for Trippie Redd during a New York City visit. And also an armed robbery of a rap-a-lot artist in midtown Manhattan that he admitted that he did film. Tekashi admitted that he filmed. And also several Brooklyn shootings, including one inside of the Barclays. All of the April 2018 shooting incidents were accompanied by surveillance video also. Just write a book. A lot going on. Alright. Well, today it continues. I'm Angela Yee.

Hold on. He's snitching again today? Yeah, he's back on the stand today. How much does he know? Jesus Christ. I know about a body. I'm Angela Yee and that's your rumor report. Yes. Alright, now Charlamagne, you got that donkey of the day coming up. Who can it be? We need former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to come to the front of the congregation.

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Donkey of the Day. I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed one. So like a donkey. Donkey of the Day. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but Donkey of the Day is a new one. Yes, Donkey of the Day for Thursday, September 19th goes to Corey Lewandowski. Now, if you don't know who Corey Lewandowski is, he was the campaign manager for Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

And on Tuesday, he appeared before the House Judiciary Committee. He was actually the inaugural witness in this phase of the Democrats impeachment inquiry. And he casually, casually, fairly casually, testified about misconduct from President Donald J. Trump. Now, you know misconduct by the president is the new normal. Okay, in the old normal, this type of misconduct would get people impeached and cause their presidencies to come to an end. But we are not in normal times anymore, are we?

Corey confirmed that our celebrity in chief, Donald J. Trump, instructed him to have then Attorney General Jeff Sessions intervene and derail a criminal investigation of Trump and his close associates. Now, this should be a big deal. All right. Because it's obstruction of justice. But what is obstruction of justice to the Teflon Don, our celebrity in chief? OK, it's just three words to him. I bet Trump didn't even know what obstruction meant when he first heard that word.

He probably just thought that rhymes with construction. OK, so he doesn't care about construction of justice. All right, well, yesterday, Corey Lewandowski was on with CNN's Allison Camarota, and she asked him why he ignored Dope 45's request to meet with then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Let's listen to it. We're asking you, I should say, about how the president asked you to deliver a message to Attorney General Jeff Sessions where he would unrecuse himself and limit the scope of the Mueller investigation. So let's just listen

to this for a moment. That's what he wanted you to deliver to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, correct? I believe that's an accurate representation. And he wanted you to deliver it to Jeff so that Jeff could say it to the people, right? I believe so. Now, after playing back his testimony, she didn't just ask him, she pressed him on why he ignored the celebrity in chief's request, and this happened.

Let's go to CNN for the report again. So you confirmed that you were asked to obstruct justice. No, Allison, please. That's not what I confirmed at all. By the way, the Mueller report was very clear. There was no collusion. There was no obstruction.

That's not what the Mueller report said, Corey. It absolutely says that. Corey. You should read the page that states that. And Bob Mueller had the opportunity to testify. Wait a second, Corey. Hold on a second. Hold on a second. Time out. Time out. Did you read the Mueller report? No, I never did. Then how do you know what it says? Because the members of Congress were very clear about what was in that report yesterday. And so I'm reiterating what they stated. Corey, no. No, Corey, sorry. Did you read the report? Of course I had to read the report.

You read the entire report? Corey, of course I had to read the entire report. And let me tell you what it said. Tell me. There were 10 different examples of obstruction of justice in there. That's not what it said. Allison, you're being disingenuous. Okay, let's stop there for a second.

Trump's former campaign manager accused Allison of not reading the Mueller report, even told her to read the page where it says there is no obstruction, but you can't read that page in the Mueller report because there was obstruction. And how are you going to question someone on not reading something when you didn't even read it? All right, this is an epidemic that is ruining our society, people. People commenting on things with zero information and going off headlines, even if the headlines are fake, and telling those who are actually informed on the subject, they are not informed. He literally told Allison to read something he hasn't read.

See, this is why information is important. This is why educating yourself is very important because these arrogant-ass, privileged-ass white men bank on you not being informed. And he tried to use his white male privilege to intimidate Allison by, you know, sounding like he was saying, oh, bless her heart. You sound disingenuous. You're being disingenuous, Allison. You couldn't possibly read the Mueller report. You're a woman. Not to mention, fascists don't like women who are politically active or aggressive, okay?

They want them to be submissive and obedient, so how dare Allison challenge him on his reading skills and challenge him about something that he didn't read and she did. Now, what happened next? Well, Corey asked Allison to break down the so-called obstruction that's in the Mueller report, and Allison, since she actually read it, came

with the receipts. Let's listen. Here they are. Let me pull them up on the screen for you, since you didn't read the Mueller report, so how can you know what's in them? When the president asked Comey to let the Flynn investigation go, when he tried to stop Sessions' recusal, that's the one that you were involved in. You may want to read that part.

When he fired Comey. When the president tried to remove Mueller. When the president tried to get Sessions to limit the probe. That's another one you were involved in. When he obscured the purpose of the Trump Tower meeting. When he asked Sessions to reverse his recusal. Asking McGahn to deny attempts to remove Mueller. Trying to influence cooperation of witnesses, including Flynn, Manafort, and Cohen.

Those are just some of the examples. Top of the clues, Bunch for Allison Cameretto. What did he say after that? I don't know why the most important part was cut, but he basically said she was being disingenuous again. Now, Corey, former Trump campaign manager, you know, we just got to understand, this is America. All right, you confirm in a congressional hearing that Trump asked you to obstruct justice.

Then you get on CNN and tell them that there was no obstruction in the Mueller report. You tell her to read something that you didn't even read. And when she gives you the 10 examples of obstruction in the Mueller report, you tell her she's lying yet again. Corey, you are such a donkey that your picture should actually be the mascot for the Democrats. But this is the America we live in now, okay? Everybody in this administration is lying. Nobody is telling the truth, and Congress and the Democrats are doing nothing about it. Listen to me, Democrats.

You keep doing these hearings. You've done the Mueller report. You're doing this impeachment inquiry. You talk about climate change, the economy. Mueller report shows obstruction of justice. You know it was Russian interference. You get these moments handed to you on a silver platter where these people are just caught in lies

and you're too shook to move on them, all right? Listen to me, Democrats, and listen good. You have tried every single political strategy but courage, right? Stop being cowards and exercise some courage. Please. Let Kathy Griffin give Trump's former campaign manager, Corin Lewandowski, the biggest hee-haw. Please give this giant jar of mail the biggest hee-haw.

Hee-haw. Hee-haw. I don't know what more anybody can do at this point. Yeah, that was stupid. Trump 2020. That's what's going to happen. I don't know about that. Come on now. We have work to do.

No, they're too cowardly to move on any of these lies that get handed to them on a silver platter. They could have been impeached them, but they're not. So, whatever. Alright, well thank you so much, Charlamagne, for that donkey of the day. Now, coming up next, we do have Ask Ye.

If you have any questions for me, call me up right now, 800-585-1051. It could be about business. It could be about relationships. It could be about life, friendships, whatever. Let me know what you need to know if you need some advice.

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We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hello. Hey, what's your question for Yee? Oh, I was, um, I'm dating two guys, right? Uh-huh. And one is young and one is my age. Okay.

And, um, I can see myself with both of them. But the issue is, I don't know which one to choose. So one is in a halfway house, right? And then the other one, I was dating while the other one was incarcerated. I'm jealous for both of them, but I don't know, you know, what I should do. So one is in a halfway house and the other one... You know, he's around and, you know, I got close with his kids and his family. Like we did family things together.

And, you know, we have a good bond. But he's Muslim and has an issue, you know, because I'm Christian or whatever. He's not sure. So he's like back and forth about it. Uh-huh. And the other one wants to, you know, move forward and build. Well, what do you want? Forget what they want. What do you want? I want to, you know, settle down.

I want to, you know. With who? I don't know. So you want to settle down, but there's two guys that you can't choose between, which indicates to me that you don't really want to settle down. Mm-hmm. Because I think that if it was some, it would be a clear choice to you. But there's two guys that you can't choose between, which indicates to me that you don't really want to settle down. Because I think that if it was some, it would be a clear choice to you.

Like you would say, this is who I want to be with. You want to settle down just for the sake of saying you're settled down? Because if you can't choose. I want to build with one person. I'm a relationship type person. My last relationship was three years ago. So I've been single. I've took time. You know what I mean?

But listen, my point is you can't just say, I just want to be in a relationship. You have to want to be in a relationship with somebody who you clearly want to be with. You clearly don't know who you want to be with. You make a good point. So why not just take your time? You can continue to date both of them.

If you meet somebody else, who knows? But don't limit yourself just because in your head you have this goal that you want to reach of just settling down. You should settle down when it's the right person. You know, and I have a young, impressionable daughter. So, you know, I just want to do right, you know, the right thing and not. Well, because your daughter is young and impressionable, don't bring her around either one of them until you know what you want. Right.

You know, just make that decision of who you want to be with for the right reason. Because you love them and you can't see yourself without them. I love both of them. Okay. But do you... So they both want you to settle down with them.

You don't love either one of them enough to do that right now. Or do you? I can see myself with both of them. Well, that's not good enough. When you can see yourself with only one of them enough to do that right now. Or do you? Right. I could see myself with both of them. Well, that's not good enough. When you can see yourself with only one of them, that's when you know who it is. Right.

All right, and I think time will tell. Sometimes it takes a little time for you to figure it out, but it hasn't come to you yet. Right, but I just don't want to play with nobody's feelings or nothing like that. So that's why I'm like, you know, I feel like pressure to make a choice. You don't have to play with their feelings. You can be open and honest with them.

And if one of them decides this is not what I want to do or whatever, and you are open and honest. They both know you're not in a relationship. And when you're not in a relationship, you don't owe anybody anything. Well, they both know about each other. But, you know, one, it's complicated. Sounds like it is. They know each other, but, you know, one is complicated. Sounds like it is.

They know each other exists. They know each other exists. And, you know, one might think that we're in more of a committed relationship than the other. Okay. Listen, honey, figure out who it is that you want to be with. Maybe it's not either one of them, really. I don't know. I can't say.

Only you can say. Right. But don't make that decision until you're sure. So take some more time until you're sure. Yeah, because, you know, at this point, I'm like, either decision I can feel myself regretting. You know what I mean? Okay. Already sounds like a slippery

slope. But good luck to you. And again, this is your decision. Don't worry about what they want. It's what you want. Oh, thank you. You're welcome. Good luck. Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice, hit Yee now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Get some real advice with Angela Yee.

It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Let's go to It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. All right, let's go to line 11. This person wants to be anonymous. Yee, hello, who's this? Hey, I'd like to keep that to myself, but I have a situation.

I'm somewhat of a popular comedian. Oh, my God. I was on a television show the other day, and the question was the topic where they were talking about Nicki Minaj retiring. And then I went on to say that the reason why Nicki Minaj retired is because Cardi B retired over one word. I didn't know how to spell the word, but the word was a curr. Oh, my God. I said that. And people in the audience, they thought it was funny.

But I didn't know. When I went home, and people in the audience, they thought it was funny, but I didn't know when I went home. I checked my Instagram, and Nikki's... The barbs are coming for you. The barbs, I didn't know how many, I didn't know it was so many barbs. I didn't know what barbs had a bad attitude in their head, but they told, they were saying stuff like, they're going to drag me. Oh, my God. I didn't know what drag meant, something, a relationship with Malik Yoba. I didn't really know that part of it.

And they went as far as to say, we know why you're such a Nicki hater because you get along with the Breakfast Club. Okay, first of all, hello, Donnell Rawlings. Hello? Yes, we know you don't have to say anonymous. We know it's you, Donnell. Hello?

We recognize your voice. You've been on the show so many times. Well, they tried to say... They tried to say... Why is he disguising his voice? I was friends of the Breakfast Club. I don't know who Don Hill is. My question is...

My question is... Should I be concerned about the Barb? Or should I tell him to give me... Or should I tell him to give me these s***, or should I tell them to put some respect on my name? First of all, Donnell, now I'm looking at your comments, and I'm looking at what people are telling you, and it is very harsh.

One person said, go eat a cheeseburger, fat, funky bitch. Another person told you to burn in hell. Oh, my God. These are crazy messages. These barbs are coming for you. Some person said that, well now this one

is kind of harsh, but this person said, you look like a malnourished roach. Did your mother even feed you as a child with your T-Rex arms? Go back to your roach nest and leave the queen's name out of your mouth.

What do I do? In a situation where somebody leaves somebody's name out of your mouth, what do you do? Do situation when somebody leaves somebody's name out of your mouth? What do you do? I should go back? Should I retaliate?

No, I don't think it makes any sense to retaliate against the barbs because they're always going to come for you and they're going to stay in your comments and say really nasty things to you. It's just hurting your feelings. Yeah, but I'm upset in my feelings. Should I ride with Cardi B or should I go on and start my own bar community or be out of community? Donnell, all you can do is wait it out. They're just going to be in your comments saying nasty things. But let this be a lesson to you.

You can't come for Nicki Minaj because the barbs will come for you. I didn't come for Nicki Minaj. Only thing I did was... You kind of did. And that's the other thing you have to do, Donnell. Are you a barb? We just need you to own it. Are you a barb?

I'm just stating the facts. You came for Nicki, right? I didn't come for Nicki. I just said something that I thought some people felt the same way about. All right, so you know what? Let's just get this all out right now. For all the barbs who are listening, you can go to Donnell Rawlings' page right now. Say whatever...

I don't want no more unicorns on my joint, man. I don't want no more... Now, for all the Barbz who are listening, you can go to Donnell Rawlings' page right now. Say whatever it is that you have to say. Get it off your chest in Donnell's comments, and let's just finish it after today. How's that? All right. I mean, I'm ready for it. I'm going to start my own Barbz community. It's going to be Ash Mob. Ash Mob.

Not a flash mob. Ash Mob, and we're coming for the Barbz, Carp and Hodge. All right, Donnell. Next time, you don't have to try to pretend to be anonymous. But thank you for calling ASCII. Hopefully, that helps you out. Again, his page is at Donnell Rawlings. So go on in there.

Thank you for not helping my sister. And this could actually help him get some good jokes. All right. Yeah. Shout out to Malik Yoba and Charlamagne. Goodbye, man. The funniest thing you said that whole call, you ****. All right?

Three minutes of nothing for one good funny bar to end. All right. ASCII, 805-850-51. Rumors on the way to The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee, DJ Envy had to break out to go to Vegas

for the iHeartRadio Music Festival. But right now, we're about to talk Taylor Swift and Kanye West. What year is this? It's about time. What's going on? Rumor report, rumor report. This is the rumor report. Talk to them.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, Taylor Swift is on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. She said she hadn't done a Rolling Stone cover in five years. So she thanked them for making it happen. And in it, she talks about Kanye West being two-faced after that whole famous phone call incident. Now, she reveals what happens from her point of view, which she hasn't said before. She talks about wanting Kanye's approval after what happened at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards

when he interrupted her Best Female Video Acceptance speech because he felt like Beyonce should have won for single ladies. She said Kanye West reached out to her a few weeks to see if she would like to present the Vanguard Award to him at the 2015 VMAs. She said she was honored. She said, I wrote this speech up, and to him at the 2015 VMAs. She said she was honored. She said, I wrote this speech up, and then we get to the VMAs, and I make this speech, and he screams,

MTV got Taylor Swift up here to present me this award for ratings. She said, I'm standing in the audience with my arm around his wife, and this chill ran through my body. I realize he is so two-faced that he wants to be nice to me behind the scenes, but then he wants to look cool, get up in front of everyone, and talk-ish. She said after that, Kanye sent her a big bouquet of flowers to apologize the next day, and she said she was touched when he originally called her about the song Famous,

but when she finally heard the song, she said she was done with their friendship, and she said he literally did the same thing to Drake, and she said he gravely affected the trajectory of Drake's family and their lives. It's the same thing. Getting close to you, earning your trust, detonating you. I really don't want to talk about it anymore because I get worked up and I don't want to just talk about negative ish all day, but it's the

same thing. Oh Taylor, you need to let that hurt go. And uh, Kanye is not two-faced. He's just a Gemini. And most Gemini's have two sides. Alright, so I guess the main thing is she's saying behind the scenes he asked her to give this award and then when she went to go do it and she was

honored to do it that's hella corny if Kanye did that but my god wasn't that 10 years ago? it was in 2015 damn that was only 4 years ago? when she was giving him the award after all oh gotcha gotcha alright now Antonio Brown versus his doctor,

Victor Prisk, his former doctor. This is the craziest story. So Dr. Victor Prisk is saying that Antonio Brown would pay him, he would show up late and wouldn't pay. And he said the worst part was when Antonio Brown farted in his face during a body fat

test. Now, we actually have audio of the incident. Let's see here. Man, we actually have audio of the incident. Let's see here. Man, I'm on bad health. I didn't even get that one. You're so mean there. Here comes your bodybuilders.

This is pretty freaking low. Now, Prisk said, I'm a doctor and this man is farting in my face. It just seemed childish to me. Well, Antonio Brown has responded and he pulled his receipts showing that Dr. Victor Prisk actually texted him about the media coverage of the said fart incident and even bragged about TMZ Sports crediting for having a nose of steel. So he didn't seem upset in these text messages

at all. He also in the text messages said it was funny as ish. He said, I was pretty stoic and he said, according to TMZ, I have a nose of steel. So at the time, he didn't seem like he was upset about it. Like Antonio Brown is saying, why are you upset about this incident now? He said,

do anything for clout. I don't hold my ass gas for nobody. Okay, so why should Antonio Brown? He would have had to pull his pants down to fart in your position. But wasn't he already in the little Dr. Scrubs thing? So his ass probably was already out any goddamn way. You can't fart in the doctor's face, though. But if the person laughed at the time and thought it was funny,

I can't see being mad about it now. And what was the procedure he was getting done? He was just getting a fat test done. Was that in his stomach? What if the doctor squeezed his tummy? And he squeezed his tummy in. You know what I'm saying? I don't know, but I would definitely not want to fart in anyone's face.

Anyone. All right, Monique has a $620,000 bill that she owes in back taxes. According to court documents that The Blast obtained, they're saying that she owes that money for the past few years. The original tax debt was $31,000, and then it has grown since then to $60,000.

So her total debt now is $620,000 in back taxes for everything. And now in addition to that, there's other people who owe lots of money. Offset, according to The Blast, owes $210,000 in back taxes. Is it tax season right now? Yes. There's nothing going on I should know about. If you got your taxes

pushed back like I always do, you pay around October. Alright, I gotta get mine taken care of. Alright, now Lee Daniels, according to reports, has paid Damon Dash $1.7 million in that whole Richard Pryor biopic settlement. Just in case you guys are wondering what happened with that, it was a deal that they reached a settlement last year. At the time, they hadn't given any details of the agreement,

but now they do have the court documents that, once again, the blast obtained. And it turns out that money that Lee Daniels paid Damon Dash was $1.7 million. According to Damon Dash, Lee Daniels had strung him along on the project. And at one point had Mike Epps attached to star and Oprah involved as the producer and all of that. But then somehow Damon Dash got X'd out of it. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right, now, when we come back, we're going to get into this People's Choice Mix, which is actually not a People's Choice Mix at all,

because nobody actually chooses the songs except for DJ Envy. But he's going to do it. Hopefully he will choose a song you would have liked to hear. That's it. That's the only thing you can hope for. Peace to Revolt. We'll see you tomorrow. It's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. Now shout out to Dennis Rodman for joining us again.

Salute to D.R. Very interesting individual, man. If you haven't watched his 30-30 for better or for worse, you need to watch it. Absolutely. Because whether you agree with some of Dennis Rodman's moves or not, you can't deny that he's a very, very interesting

person. He is. And something makes me feel like his heart is really in the right place. Didn't you want to give him a hug when he started crying? Yes. I did, but I didn't think it would be appropriate. But I definitely felt like. I felt bad for him.

I definitely felt bad. I was confused at first, but then I got it. There's not one Dennis Rodman interview you will ever watch where he doesn't cry. Really? Absolutely. Y'all don't follow Dennis Rodman? No. Dennis Rodman cries all the time.

That's what he was known for in the league, too. He's a cry guy. He's an emotional guy. And then the 30 for 30, he cries all through the 30 for 30. He's a very interesting human being, though. Yes, and also, I can't forget to let y'all know, live service live in Live Nation. We are coming to a city near you.

That tour kicks off October 20th in Philadelphia. We'll be in Philly, New York, Charlotte, D.C., Atlanta, San Francisco, L.A., Houston, Dallas, New Orleans, Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago. Make sure you get your tickets because the VIP pre-sale actually ends tomorrow. So if you want to get those VIP meet and greets, make sure you do that today. All right. When we come back, positive note, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Th't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. E.J. Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we're heading out to Vegas for the iHeartRadio Music Festival. Yes, we are. It should be a great time. As you know, every single year, we have the iHeartRadio Music Festival, and it's always amazing as far as the artists that are performing. Well, I don't know what black artists are performing this year, but...

Alicia Keys, French Montana. Chance the Rapper. Chance is performing? Her. Chance and her. Okay. What night is that? I don't know. I hope it's the night I'm there, because I'm only going to be there one night. Oh, word? Yeah, that's right. That's how you're going to do us? I got things to do, my brother.

But yeah, I think he is on Saturday night. Well, leave us on a positive note. Well, first of all, I want to tell everybody, man, if you're going to be in the New York area next Monday, this coming Monday, I'll be at Buttonwiser Hall with my man Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers. We're having a conversation that's titled It Happened to Me While We All Need to

Talk About Mental Health, and it's being brought to you by 92Y. So you can go to 92Y.com and figure out how to get tickets to be in there at Buttonwiser Hall next Monday here in New York City, okay? And a positive note, man, I really just posted this on my Instagram

because I love this quote so much. I actually want to get it framed. God doesn't call the qualified. He qualifies the called. Amen. Breakfast club, bitches! You all finished or you all done? Had enough of this country?

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