The Breakfast Club - DONKEY: Wife Sh**ts Husband ‘To Teach Him A Lesson’ During Gun Safety Argument

Episode Date: October 7, 2026

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With a donkey. It's time the donkey of the day. A bunch of donkeys around here. With the he-hop? Yes, you are a donkey. What the hell? What the hell he is? What a lady do you need to talk?

Some donkey days just sell themselves. Solomon, give a tour. Get this club one day. Give it to him. Oh, man, Salamane. Who will be getting a donkey to me? Well, Rob 4-9, Donkey A Today, for Wednesday, October 7th goes to the 44-year-old, Don Freeman of Adams Township, Pennsylvania.

First things first, rest in peace to her 40-year-old husband, Bradley Freeman. Don killed him. Okay, yes, this story is horrible and tragic. A man is dead. A woman is facing a murder charge. A family has been destroyed, and it's all Don's fault, okay, allegedly. All right, for anyone out there who loves to say women are crazy, here's a story that will reinforce that thought. Okay, I don't know what Don's definition of a teachable moment is, but this ain't it.

Let's go to NBC6 News for the report, please. This is 44-year-old Don Freeman of Adams Township. Now, police say that she admitted to shooting her husband, 40-year-old Bradley Freeman, in their home yesterday, after she wanted to, quote, show him a lesson for leaving his gun out in the open. This was the scene along the 300 block of Mine 42 Road last night, where Freeman is accused of pulling the trigger of her husband's 9-millimeter handgun during the argument. Freeman told police that Bradley continually left the gun,

lying out in the open in their home, and she reportedly begged him countless times to put it away. Police say Freeman alleges she was concerned for the safety of her two children and was constantly worried that something bad would happen. They say that just before 4.30 yesterday afternoon, Freeman noticed her husband's gun sitting on the coffee table of the living room. Police say she allegedly told Bradley to move the gun to a safe location, and he refused. Freeman told police that this made her anger. So she allegedly picked up the gun and to show him a lesson, pointed it at him and pulled the trigger shooting his chest.

What? Wow. Don, I wonder if you're sitting in jail thinking that what you allegedly, well, not even allegedly, what you did, completely contradicts the point you were trying to make. Okay, I truly believe a lot of us don't think about our thinking. All right, we just believe ourselves when we think it. Okay. Now, Don, I agree with you in regard to the gun safety. You can't be leaving your firearms unsecured in your house.

Okay, you got children, so you were concerned one of the kids could get their hands on the gun and somebody could accidentally, okay, keyword, accidentally get hurt. That is a fair and legitimate concern. If you have children in your house, you shouldn't have your firearms laying around, unsecured where they can get them. Okay, my brothers, you have to treat your guns the way your woman treats her sex toys. Don't think about what I just said too deep. Just say exactly, okay?

but not having your firearms laying around unsecured is basic gun safety. But Don, even if you thought Bradley didn't understand how serious the situation was, why did your brain tell you to pick up the same gun you was arguing with him about, pointed at his chest, pull the trigger, and kill him? Why? Okay. I need you to understand why my brain is having trouble processing this. You were trying to teach this man that an accident could happen.

An accident. So you intentionally picked up the gun, intentionally pointed it at him, and intentionally pulled the trigger. Now, I tell y'all every day, I have not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary, nor am I the strongest avenger, but I know that's not how you just demonstrate an accident. Okay, you can't manufacture an accident, all right? I don't know what your intention was because if you were trying to teach him a lesson, last I checked, a person got to be alive to receive said lesson. Okay, not to mention you were trying to tell him that an accident could happen.

What you did wasn't an accident, okay? I don't know if you meant to kill your husband. You said you didn't, but according to police, picking up the gun, pointing it at them and pulling the trigger, those were deliberate acts. And I agree, okay? And that's the contradiction. If you're trying to prove to somebody that an accident could happen, that somebody could accidentally get hurt because a gun isn't secured, you don't prove it by doing the exact thing you're telling everybody else not to do. Okay, your original point was right, Don.

The gun should have been secured. Okay, you kept warning Bradley that somebody could get hurt. You got children in the house. Something bad could happen. But Don, Bradley didn't need a warning about the gun. He needed a warning about you. Okay, yes. All right.

Bradley probably needed all those warnings about the gun. But how come nobody warned Bradley about Don's crazy ass? All right? Watch out for Don because the gun clearly wasn't the only danger in that house, all right? Don, you spend all this time telling Bradley you need to put that gun away before somebody gets hurt. Turns out Bradley, you know, should have been saying to himself, apparently I need to put this gun away from your nut ass, okay? And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the lesson from today's donkey.

Guns don't kill people, crazy people with guns kill people, all right? The gun didn't pick itself up, okay? Don had to pick it up. And that's exactly why gun safety rules exist because humans do get angry, we get emotional, we get impulsive, and then we make. terrible decisions like this one. Okay, sometimes we are so busy identifying what's wrong with somebody else that we don't recognize what's happening with ourselves. Okay, evil will accuse you of what it's doing. All right. Don spent all this time looking at Bradley saying,

you don't understand how dangerous you're being. Meanwhile, she didn't understand how dangerous she could be. That's a hell of a blind spot. Okay, you can be completely right about somebody else's behavior and still be completely wrong about your own. And the saddest part about this is the children. Okay, this whole argument was supposedly about protecting them, making sure they didn't get their hands on the firearm and accidentally destroyed somebody's life. Now, their father is dead and their mother is facing a murder charge, and those kids' lives

could potentially be ruined forever. Oh, the trauma they're going to have to deal with for the rest of their lives, okay? The people, Don, you would say, supposedly trying to protect are the ones who have to live with the consequences. You spend all this time warning your husband that the gun was dangerous. Nah, be, the danger was you. Please give Don Freeman the biggest he-ha. Matter of fact, let Remy Ma give Don Freeman the biggest he-ha.

He-ha, he-ha. You stupid motherfucker-a, you dumb. Yes, she is. Yes, she is. Yo, I wish we didn't show her pictures. because this story is not funny at all. Why? Because she's fat?

Yo. She looked like she come in sections. Like, yo. Who should he look crazy? Like she'd look in sexy? Like, for real? You gotta put it together. Yeah, you do.

She did. Damn. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. I know. Somebody say thank you. Thank you for that donkey at a day, show. That's right.

Now, we're moving along. Yesterday we had Chris Rock up here, right? Yep, yes, we did. And it's this whole conversation about Chris Rock and Tony Rock and, you know, Tony expressed that he would like to go on tour with his brother, like an official tour. Like, you know, Tony has opened up for Chris before at spot dates, but he wants to go on an official tour with his brother.

He said he wants to work with his brother in some capacity. I don't know if he said film. I think he specifically said tour. Okay. I'm not sure. So the conversation that we're having, the question was what? The question was, is it, like, are you required to give your family opportunities if you can? Yeah, okay.

Not just your children, like just your family. We have Chris Rock when he was here. We also have Tony Rock's original. on audio talking about what you do? Do we have time to play both what you do when we come back? When we come back, we'll talk about it. Nepotism in regards to your siblings. Because, you know, people always talk about nepotism in regards to, you know,

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I'll get serious about money next month. This is your sign. Start now. Listen to Brown Ambition. That's Brown Ambition and begin your money reboot today. Listen to Brown Ambition on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Do you love golf? If so, you should listen to Three Put Bogie. I'm Chuck Bryant from The Stuff You Should Know podcast. And I'm Adam Pranica from a couple of embarrassing hit Star Trek podcasts. And each week on Three Put Bogie, we're going to get into the bunker and get to the bottom of what is just so alluring and frustrating about the most beautiful game in the World. So whether you're someone who pipes it on the driving range, but freezes up on the T-box, or misses that three-foot putt when everything's on the line, whether to laugh about it with you

on three-putt bogey, a podcast about two mid-handicappers, one great shot, and the three-putt that spoils it all. You can listen to it now on the I-Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human.