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Don't play with it, don't play with it, don't play with it. Come on, bitch, let's play. Break a blink eye. mainstream media outlet that exists. The Breakfast Club. Don't play with it, don't play with it, don't play with it. Come on, bitch, let's play with it. Break the blink eye. You think I'm gonna come here when this shit ain't hot?

DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God. Being here next to all of you guys, it's really good. It's one of my favorite shows to do. Just because y'all

always keep it 100, y'all keep it real. But what better place than here? I think everybody should go on The Breakfast Club and start with that if you want to shake it up. Shake it up, baby.

Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Good morning. Good morning. Here, another day to serve, man.

How y'all feel out there? I am blessed, black, and highly favored. Lauren LaRosa is here. We got our special guest co-host, Lauren LaRosa, with us this morning. Hey, y'all. Good morning. Y'all hear my voice? No.

Way better. It's like way better. It's not real. Yes. Yes, it is. I feel it. It's way better. I got some great rest yesterday.

I still hear Delaware in it. You're going to always hear Delaware in my voice. Okay. And that's the part that keeps the people going. Okay. Okay. Now, Red, You're going to always hear Delaware in my voice. And that's the part that keeps the people going. Now Red, I don't hear Charlamagne in my ear. I hear Lauren. I don't hear Charlamagne. That's because God is blocking you from all the demons today on this Good Friday.

Where you at? I'm in Hampton, Virginia. Of course, this is Hampton University's homecoming. Some of my homecoming tour. You're not supposed to tell them the truth, man. I'd rather know what the internet, I want to know what the internet think. Let the internet come up with the rumors, man.

Don't tell them where you actually at. The internet think he went to Atlanta, right? That's where they all go. Don't tell them where you really at, man. You know, that's where I'm at. Shout out to all the HBCUs. This weekend is FAMU's homecoming, Norfolk State's homecoming,

and Hampton University's homecoming. So I'm out here. And you know, I go to the homecomings. I document the homecomings. Everything from the parades to the parties to the fraternities and sororities crossing. And just like to put people on to what happens at HBCUs

for people like you, Charlemagne, that didn't attend one. First of all, I have an honorary doctorate from South Carolina State University. Okay? So drop on the clues bombs for me. All right. My mother is an alma mater of South Carolina State University. All right?

My other mother, Ms. Bravage, Ms. Nicole Bravage, she also is an alumni of South Carolina State University. Does that count, Lauren? Yes. I was just about to ask you, how do us real graduates feel about honorary degrees? I am a doctor. He paid for it. I didn't pay for it.

It's because of my philanthropy. You're like those people who do that little online course for Harvard. No, I have an endowment fund at South Carolina State University. So it's called the Ford Family Scholarship Fund. I like that. I have a scholarship fund at South Carolina State University.

You should love with that. That's why, well, I don't know. They gave me an honorary doctorate I appreciate it thank you we appreciate the money for the scholarships absolutely

I'm actually about to I'm going to be announcing some of those scholarships soon like you know for the kids can you bring some money for scholarships to Delaware State University

I have no reason to do that I have no reason you're sitting right here next to the reason to do that I have a product of that HBCU I would not be here

without it no if there's something I could do for Delaware State I would absolutely do it HBCU. I would not be here without it. No, if there's something I could do for Delaware State, I would absolutely do it. We got that on record. Y'all here at adult state, we're going to figure out what to ask for.

All right. Let's get into front page news. Delaware State is HBCU. Sorry, NBA. It is HBCU. Yes, it is. All right. Front page news next.

We'll get into that next. So don't move. He's an idiot. It's the breakfast club. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's D.E.J. Envy. Charlamagne Tha Club. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's D-E-J-N-V.

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. Lauren LaRose is our special guest co-host this morning. And I was going to ask Charlamagne in some quick sports. Let's get into some front page news. Did you watch the Bucs play last night?

I did watch the Bucs play. They look good. I watched the Bucs play the 76ers last night. They do look good. They look good. Damon Lillard dropped 39 points last night. I don't think they look better than the Celtics, though. But that's just my personal opinion.

I think if Chris Stapps, Porzingis stays healthy and plays like he played the other night. How much he had the other night? Like 30? Yeah, 30 the other night. Like 30. And he's like, what, the third option for the Celtics? Because you got Tatum, you got Brown. Brown didn't do good that other game, yeah.

But boy, when Brown is on and Tatum is on and Porzingis is on at the same time, they're going to be hard to beat. And with Drew Holiday? Yeah that other game, yeah. But boy, when Brown is on and Tatum is on and Paul Zingas is on at the same time, they're going to be hard to beat. I don't know. And with Drew Holiday? Yeah, Drew Holiday, yeah. But them Bucs look good last night. I ain't going to lie. They look cool.

They look good. They look good. All right, well, let's get into some front page news. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Charlamagne Tha God, Lauren, and the Breakfast Club family. Good morning, beautiful. Peace, Tez. Now, agents are still searching for the shooter?

Yeah, I was watching that late last night. I don't know if you guys were. They had the house surrounded. It's been more than a day since the manhunt began for Robert Card. Now, he's the suspect in Wednesday's night shooting rampage that left at least 18 people dead. Now, I'm saying at least 18 people because I've seen some reports say 22. Some said at least 18, so I want to go with that. Remember, this story is constantly developing so information does change now he is facing an arrest warrant for eight counts of murder and should be

considered armed and dangerous the SWAT team was at his house his last known address on yesterday but obviously he was not there they're releasing some more details about his twitter account and possible motives let's take a listen on his page, Card liked right-wing posts, including by Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump Jr., Republican members of Congress, and multiple posts criticizing President Biden on the economy. His social media also shows photos of him fishing. The Coast Guard is also part of the search. Card's vehicle was found at a boat ramp less than 20 miles from the shooting scene, and public records show he owned a boat.

According to another former soldier who served with Card, he had extensive training, including land navigation, quote, so he would be very comfortable in the woods. Law enforcement sources say Card recently split up with a longtime girlfriend, and they're pursuing a theory that he allegedly targeted the bowling alley and bar because he used to go there with her and was supposed to be at the bar that night based on our investigation we believe this is someone that should not be approached you know i i don't understand why we politicize these things like politicizing these things is why we cannot ever get to the roots of these issues the guy was in he was institutionalized he was institutionalized for hearing voices like like I think we should be leading with that.

Like I'm looking at the front of the New York Post and it says suspect heard voices yet was free to own weapon of war used to kill 18. That is crazy. That should be the conversation. Yeah. You know, not not about what he was liking on social media in regard to political ideologies. Like the conversation should be why was this man who clearly was institutionalized with some form of mental health issues was able to own this legal firearm? I mean, not own this firearm. Plural.

They'll definitely be talking about that, too. When they bring that up, they'll say they're politicizing that, too, because, again, it's another argument to have based upon gun reform. And, you know, should people be able to carry weapons if they've had any type of mental problems you also you heard where they talked about he was comfortable in the woods so they don't know if he might be in the woods if he got on his boat they said if he did that he would

have to refuel and probably be noticed um so it's really interesting right now again again this is all speculation details will continue to unfold um and we'll just see you know what happens but i think now they're just trying to find anything they can to try to make sense of it but there is no sense you really can make of this so i think he did i think he killed himself i don't think he killed himself i don't think so either i think i think he's surviving it and i think it's adding to whatever you know how they get that like thrill off of this stuff yeah i think he's alive too all right well last front page news test we'll see in a couple of minutes everybody else get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Maybe your favorite team won or lost last night. Maybe you're going through something. Or maybe you feel blessed. Whatever it may be. 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up. The Breakfast Club. This is Chrissy Shoes. Hey, good morning, mama. Get it off your chest. Good morning. I feel blessed. I just came from the casino and I came up. What casino? Where you at? I'm in Queens. I went to the research casino. Oh, how much you won?

About $1,500. Hey, congratulations. Congrats, mama. Thank you. Yeah. As long as I can hold someone, I ask you. Girl, I don't be having it. It's okay.

What you going to do with that money? Put it through some bills or something. There you go. The first right around the corner. The first is next week. Yeah, next week. That's a fact. All right, mama.

Well, enjoy. Have a great weekend with that bread. You too. Take care, y'all. Bye-bye now. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Shay. I'm so excited.

Is this DJ and me? Yes, ma'am. Hi, Charlamagne and everyone there. This is so exciting. Lauren LaRosa is here. Yes. What up, Shay? Get it off your chest, Shay.

Hi. So, I'm actually driving from New Hampshire to Albany to do IVF treatment. So, that's pretty much it. It's a long freaking ride, but I'm excited for it. All right. What part are you in this treatment? What part? I'm sorry, show me.

What part are you in the treatment? You're all healing energy about that. Yeah, thank you. Thank you. What part are you in the treatment? Are you getting your shots yet? Do you do retrieval? What are you doing?

No. So I'm getting my shots, and my retrieval is supposed to be Monday. Okay. Well, good luck. We're praying for you, Mama. Yeah, man. I hope you get that baby. What, you trying to get twins at the same time?

I'm sorry? You trying to have twins at the same time? No, I don't have twins, but I just want one more child. Okay. Is the insurance paying for it, or you got to pay for it yourself, Mama? No, I have to pay for it out of pocket. Jesus Christ. Well, good luck.

I hope that the retrieval goes successful. You sound so positive, so I know it's going to be good. Mm-hmm. Thank you. Can I put out my cash app, please? Sure. Why not? I ain't mad at you.

All right. It's Shy, S-H-Y, Neon, N-E-O-N, Girl-n girl g-r-l 89 and why are we cash apping you because it's expensive why not i think i would ask just just in case somebody wants to you know help out yeah those retrievals and those ivf treatments can go anywhere from about $25,000 to $50,000, $60,000. And most insurances don't cover it. So if you're having a problem having a child or having a baby and you want to go through those processes, a lot of people can't do it because they can't afford it. So it's a lot of money.

And most of the times they don't take, it's not like you could pay monthly or pay a little at a time. You have to pay the whole thing before it actually happens. Yeah, I'm not contributing to nobody's IVF treatment unless i know who the person is because i don't know if you should be breeding or not you know what i mean so i need to know who you are and uh you know what type of person you are horrible people can make great kids that's not necessarily always the case i would rather bet my money on the person that i know is a little bit more stable and solid you never know somebody as a parent but most people that are doing this you know are are pretty solid people and ready yeah yeah because that's a commitment that's right all right 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 Ray, Ray, Ray! Yo, Charlemagne, Envy, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is.

Are we live? Hello, who's this? DJ Envy, Charlemagne, the God, Lauren. Good morning. Good morning. OG Rob. What's happening? How y'all feeling this morning? Peace, OG. Well,, Lauren, good morning. Good morning. OG Rob. What's happening? How y'all feeling this morning?

Peace, OG. Well, you know, it's Friday, man. What we do about this time, man? It's bar time, man. Bar time. Let's go. Check it out. I said, listen, this right here gonna be something just for the record books.

Watch how I cast these lines with bait on the hook. My brother told me, slow down, son, so they can hear you better. So from now on, I'm killing them slow to make the taste better. You already know what it is. It's not a pop quiz. I'm hand to hand. Hiding the script for large percentages. They saying artists come and they go. But I know that fire brings heat to them campers.

Marshmallow flow. And even though it's all about bars and real rappers, got culture vokers all in the way for the X-Fact I represent with four clips on the run. Known identity at the Chop House and meetings for racks and artillery. Obviously, most of the cats are made men, but they pose and they pretend to get hit with 10. But check it. They talking again. Bars are one to one.

Skip the grill. Give them that hot plate fill. Today, well done, OG. You got some bars Charlie You want me to go I got bars For a bar killer Nobody iller

Michael Jackson black Yeah I'm a thriller Two years ago A friend of mine Told me Alizé And Chris Stile Blows my mind Bear witness

To the dopest Effing rhymes I wrote Taking off my coat Put it in Envy's throat Bars Whoa Whoa Bars Whoa. Bars. Whoa.

Whoa. Bars. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Bars. Hold on. I got bars. I got bars.

I got bars. Real ass dude. Give an eff about a shawler. Big Birkin bag. Hold five, six figures. Stripes on my ass. I ain't gonna say no more. Forget it.

Forget it. Forget it. Forget it. All right. I ain't doing no more bars. I'm like, you were going, Sid. Nah. Nope.

You like where he was going? Nope. You like the going, City Boy. Nah. Nope. You like where he was going? Nope. You like the stripes on the bottom? Nope. Nope. You like that? Nope. You loved where he was going.

I like where he was going. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. OG, you have a good weekend, brother. Hey, y'all too, bro. Y'all be blessed.

Be safe. You and the family, fellas. Y'all right. Peace, King. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent vent you can hit us up at any time now lauren we got rumors on the way what we talking about yes we are going to be

talking about uh uzi and jt again so y'all know well y'all know because y'all were here she came up here talk to us with um caricia but it now uzi is speaking out asap barry is speaking out there's a lot going on all right right. We'll get to that next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max.

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el té caliente, and life stories. Join me for Gracias Come Again, a podcast by Honey German, where we get into todo lo actual y viral. Listen to Gracias Come Again on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got Lauren La Rosa, our special guest co-host. And let's get to the rumors. Get back in. Lauren LaRosa.

I've been here for a little bit. I've been here for a minute. Move out the way. Tell her. Tell her. Made it. This is The Rumor Report. I think a lot of people will recognize the voice and the name.

On The Breakfast Club. Lauren came in hot. You know, I came in telling the truth. So JT and Carisha came by The Breakfast Club. Lauren came in hot. You know, I came in telling the truth. So JT and Karisha came by The Breakfast Club. And while they were here, we talked to JT about what really happened when she threw her phone at Uzi at the BET Awards. And here's what she said. Okay, the reason I threw my phone at Uzi is because when he had to perform, so we get in there, Uzi is because when we came when he had to perform so we get in there Uzi is like a frantic kid like he moves around a lot and he he plays like he is like play a lot so when he got off

stage he came to me and he like come on let's go let's go let's go and I'm like what the show just started like so I'm thinking he leaving and about to send somebody back to come and get me but when I get up he down there with chilling with Bbie and so happy you should have made sure I had that seat was never about another artist because the artist is supposed to be there it's about that you made sure that barbie was in his seat barbie like they're like yeah I'm sitting right here supposed to get up yeah he supposed to got up and be when I got down there you supposed to check him soon as I got down there like get up. Yeah, he supposed to get up and be in red. You got what I'm saying? When I got down there, you supposed to check him as soon as I got down there. Like, get up and let my girl sit down. So this sparked a lot online.

Let's start with A$AP Bari first. So the interview went out, got picked up everywhere, of course. But A$AP Bari decided to respond. So in his response, he screensotted uh the actual interview from jt and he said basically that she was mad about ice spice it had nothing to do with him she called asap barry i mean she called uzi a groupie because he was sitting next to ice spice he also um i don't know he just gets real disrespectful in my opinion he's basically saying that she only sold 6K her first week,

talking about the album sales. He calls her out of her name. He calls her a bitch. And it's just a little bit too much. So I kind of understand what she was saying as far as, like, bars should be checked. Because in my opinion, he did way too much online to be Uzi's friend. And this is Uzi's girlfriend, regardless of what happened.

Yeah, I would never talk to my man's friend like that, period. But I damn sure wouldn't talk like that about her publicly online your man's girlfriend your man's girlfriend your man's wife your man's friend oh yeah yeah you know your man's significant other yeah yeah and and then too it's like you playing on her heartstrings you know that they're dealing with a lot in media right now because of the album sales and all that stuff it's like you gaslighting right so then jt responded and she basically said, you know, guys is always jealous of somebody. Yeah, and I don't care, you know, even if you feel like, I just don't see why you would disrespect her or your dude like that. Like if Uzi's really your dude, you're not just disrespecting her when you do that, you're disrespecting your mans too.

Right. So then, of course, after JT's response where she said that asap barge is being jealous she called him a hoe and a bunch of other stuff girls from florida love to call a man a hoe oh she said i don't even know if i can say all this i don't got my printout she said whole ass nigga oh i could say that yeah she said whole ass niggas be jealous of bitches that's what she said and that's what it's giving it's giving like he got an issue with her and it's like bro what's up this is your homeboy's girlfriend so then Uzi got online after all of this and at first he was posting some things that weren't really direct so he posted people at war with themselves people at war with themselves will always cause collateral damage in the lives of those around him and then

he started going into talking about like he's not as close with his family right now his relationship isn't in the best space but he wants to focus on his music he says that he feels like his last album will definitely help people remember that who is the one and he just wants to focus on his music he doesn't want to get into all the drama he also posted something that says sometimes we expect too much from others because we'd be willing to do that from them so people are trying to pick up on like where is Uzi going with this and how does he feel about all this?

It's as he just wants to breathe and he wants to focus on the music. So he's not directly addressing everything, but I mean, the timing tells it all.

Well, I hope everybody finds healing in this situation. Sounds like all, just a bunch of mess, but salute to JT. JT did nothing wrong. All she did was correct

the false narrative that was out there and it's not like she volunteered the information. We asked her. Yeah, we asked. So she has every right to speak her truth And and I think it's honestly people when the interview would I know when I posted it to my Instagram People were in the comments like she's lying. Why does she say you're a groupie? Why this why that right? And to me it seems like what was she saying is playing out online right now with barry and his response to her there's a there's a level of respect that should happen number one just because she's the

artist at the awards not you and secondly you're here with my boyfriend and my boyfriend should make sure that happens so i don't i don't see that she did anything wrong i hope uzi can focus on that on their relationship in the music it is a great lesson in relationship etiquette like you should you should get up when you see my woman coming. Beyond get up, don't get on Instagram and call my girlfriend bitch. That's what I'm saying. Well, not only that. I mean, Charlamagne, I'm sure if your wife was walking up and there was no seat, you would get up.

Because I would have got up regardless. I'd get up and let my woman sit next to nobody else. No, if Bari wasn't going to get up. It's Ice Spice. Yeah, TV. Ice Spice was sitting there. What do you mean? Oh, you mean like I'm going to get up and... It's Ice Spice. Yeah, TV. Ice Spice was sitting there. What do you mean? Oh, you mean like I'm going to get up and leave with my wife?

I'm going to sit somewhere else? At least get up and just let her sit down so she's not just standing there. Make sure things are right, right. Absolutely. I would have made my wife sit down in my seat and then I would have figured everything out. I'm going to tell my dude that's sitting next to me, hey, yo, get up. My woman is there. Get up, yeah, of course. What are you talking about?

I'm not getting up. No, I'm telling my mans, get up. My wife is coming. Right, but if you didn't get up, I would have let my wife sit in my seat and then I would have figured it out. No, I wouldn't. Then I would have gotten him out of there. I would have just left. Yeah, baby.

You just stand there for a second. I'm going to say, hey, sit next to this dude until I figure this out. No. I don't think that's it. She would have been sitting there waiting. That's my point. Hey, man. Stay wherever you at.

All right? You just stay here. We'll catch you later. Call us for the after party. That's why we do this to you on Friday. Now, this is your punishment on Fridays. What? You stay in that little room.

Shut up, man. All right? You kidding? I'm ready. Shut up, man. And that is your rumor report. All right. Now, shout out to everybody on the HBCUs.

I'm actually at Hampton University for Hampton University's homecoming. No, you're not, man. You're wherever the internet says you are. Okay? No, I'm at Hampton University's homecoming. Stop telling people the not, man. You're wherever the internet says you are, okay? Stop telling people the truth. Nobody cares about the truth. I done told you that. Alright, so salute to all the HBCUs. Now, when we come back, Teslin Figaro has front page news. So don't go anywhere.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning, everybody. It's EJ, Envy, Charlemagne, the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got Lauren LaRosa, our special guest host. And let's get in some front page news. All right. Good morning, Tiz. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Lauren. Good morning, Charlemagne the guy. Good morning.

The hood whisperer, Desmond Figaro, what's happening? What is the FDA saying now? now. Yeah, about medicine that is not working properly. Decongestants that we've all taken. Now, just before cold and flu season is about to kick off, the Food and Drug Administration Advisory Panel last month reported that the oral decongestant that Americans have relied on for nearly 20 years may not be working. Let's take a listen.

Well, if you've got the sniffles, your over-the-counter cold medicine may not help. An FDA panel concluded phenylephrine, a key ingredient in many over-the-counter cold medicine may not help. An FDA panel concluded phenylephrine, a key ingredient in many over-the-counter cold and allergy medications, doesn't actually work to get rid of nasal congestion. How about that? The FDA says it has been monitoring the ingredient found in drugs such as pseudofed PE and some versions of Benadryl and Vixinex since the agency last reviewed it in 2007.

When taken orally, the panel concluded a very small amount of the drug actually reaches the nose to relieve congestion. The FDA will now need to decide whether to revoke its status as an over-the-counter medication. Health experts say the ingredient pseudoephedrine is an effective alternative, but it must be requested from a pharmacist. So let me ask you a question. For all these years that everybody, I'm sure everybody in this room has taken Sudafed or something with some type of decongestion in it.

Could you sue? Because you paid for it, and obviously they said it wasn't in there to work. You can't sue if it worked. Because you don't know if it worked or not. Clearly it worked at some point. Would DayQuil be on that list that'll work yeah because they they will is on that list it's saying popular versions of pseudofed they will and other medications and and just to give you guys some additional information uh you know how you have to go behind the counter now to get pseudofed because of the methamphetamines and people making drugs

and syrup and all of this stuff right you? I thought that was because people were stealing. No, it's because of, because actually it was past the combat methamphetamine epidemic act that happened that made a lot of these drugs go behind the counter. So a lot of folks are saying all this time you've had people go through, you know, jump through these hoops to get this medicine and the medicine, you know, doesn't really work. So now CBS is saying they're taking it off the shelves but i want to throw it out that there's a bigger there's a larger conversation on how this got behind the counter in the first place that's great and all them rappers talking about sipping on yeah well syrup yeah that is well it that's a part of it too like i never thought about that i'm so like i literally thought they just put

stuff behind the counter that people come in and normally steal. But no, they were stealing it because it was in such high demand. You know, people were using it for recreational drugs and methamphetamine. So the methamphetamine really is what took it. So you guys never watched Breaking. You never watched Breaking Bad, Lauren? I did. Yeah, I did. Okay.

I was in a getting all this Sudafed and, you know, so you can only get like a certain amount at a time and so it was all a part of that and so now that it's going to bring up some some public policy on this as well like what what happened with that how do they still combat methamphetamine did it really help by putting it over the counter so just a larger conversation you guys can look into i will say um you know as far as the decongestants are concerned let's go back to more holistic ways of doing things. Like my wife be putting together all types of plant-based concoctions, like honey and all types of leaves and boiling and filtering all type of stuff. I don't know what it is. I just know it tastes good and it works. So, you know, let's go back to like maybe doing some more holistic type of medications for each other.

I need to start that now. I just brought my grandma some DayQuil. Call her and tell her. DayQuil works for me. But what happens if you're taking it? Is there something wrong with you? Yeah, they're not saying that something's wrong with it per se. They're just saying that what you thought that it was going to do is not as strong as you thought. But the larger conversation is about how the FDA got involved with this act that they passed and why did they do it and

what was the motive you know so it's a larger conversation um but i think if you take day quill and it works for you it works for me you know you continue to to take it i would assume but cbs is saying they're pulling from the store so we don't know so it's still developing but just something to look out for as we go into cold and flu season okay all right now let's jump to the white house what's going on in the white house okay well charlamagne ai is going to be an ai executive order on monday that is supposed to drop the bite administration is reportedly set to unveil a broad executive order on our artificial intelligence next week the white house is sweeping ai executive order would use the federal government government's purchasing power to enforce requirements on ai

models before the government agencies can use them now the order will allegedly require advanced ar models to undergo a series of assessments before federal agencies can adopt them in addition it would ease immigration for highly skilled workers which has been heavily restricted during the trump administration federal agencies including the department of fence energy department and intelligence branches would also like to have access on how they can incorporate ar and ai into their work so this is supposed to be a call the safe secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence so do you trust it charlemagne have they convinced you what's up because i know you're not a big big guy. No, I don't trust it. But I mean, you know, the way this country is going,

you know, we don't have any great options. So I think the White House is just preparing to say, you know what? Here's an AI president for y'all. You know what I mean? Instead of y'all having to go out there and make the choice between Trump or Biden, we're just going to put it on autopilot for the time being. Would the AI president be white or black?

That's a great question. It wouldn't have a race. It'd'd just be a robot but it would be programmed by a bunch of white people so it'd probably be white oh so when they say stupid stuff they can say well it's not us that's right it's a tech glitch that's right yeah i think it's really interesting that they're getting involved in this on an executive order level you know what i mean that that's that's i'm it's gonna be real interesting to see what this all does and And so now, you know, folks are going to say the government is in charge of all things AI. So we'll, well, they were anyway, right? So we'll see what that looks like on Monday. All right.

Well, that is front page news. Thank you, Taz. Have a good weekend. You too. And make sure you follow at Tazlyn Figaro on all social media platforms and subscribe to this Great Shot No Chaser podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. All right. When we come back, Attorney Benjamin Crump will be joining us. and subscribe to the Scrape Shot No Chaser podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. All right, when we come back,

attorney Benjamin Crump will be joining us. Now, he just jumped on this case. You want to break down the case for people that haven't heard it yet? Man, it's a case coming out of Jackson, Mississippi, about a 37-year-old brother named Dexter Wade. He left his mother's house on March 5th, 2023 and did not return home. And his mother, Betterston Wade, said she reported him missing on March 5th, 2023 and did not return home. And his mother, Betterston Wade, said she reported him missing on March 14th and did not find out he was dead until August 24th.

And if I'm not mistaken, she's thinking it was some foul play by the police officers. But long story short, they discharged the son's body from the morgue and buried him in what they call a popper's field. So he was buried for seven months and she didn't even know all right but when we come back we're going to talk to attorney benjamin crump so don't move it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj envy charlemagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got our guest co-host lauren larosa here and we got a special guest on the line, Attorney Benjamin Crump. Good morning.

Good morning, Envy, Charlemagne. Always good to see you kings. Lauren, good morning. Good morning, Attorney Crump. Attorney Ben Crump, he's here. You know Ben Crump is always on the front lines man and there's a really sad story coming out of Jackson, Mississippi about

Dexter Wade. You know, 37-year-old Dexter Wade, he left his mom's house on March 5th, 2023 and didn't return home. Let him break it down. Let him break it down what happened. I want to tell him who the story is. He's going to tell him the facts. I'm going to get to that, but let me at least do the headline.

His mother, Bedestine Wade, said she reported him missing on March 14th and didn't know he was deceased until August 24th. What happened there, Mr. Crump? Yeah, you know, Charlemagne, you're exactly right. It's tragic. This brother goes missing. He gets hit.

We now know by a police call from the Jackson, Mississippi police. And his mother reports him missing about a week later. And they know because he has medication in his pocket. The coroner calls the police department and say his next of kin is his mother. And they do not contact her until NBC reporter does an exhaustive investigative report. And almost seven months later, she's finally taken to a barrier ground for poor, unknown people in destitute who the city pays. So what it says to me, Charlemagne, if you are at best, it's gross malfeasance. At worst, this was intentional because his mother absolutely believes the Jackson Police Department knew who her and her family were because two years later, I'm sorry, two years before, they sued for her brother being

killed by the Jackson Police Department. Her brother was killed by the police department as well he was uh he was body slammed and uh died the officers were charged right now they're in a civil litigation so his mother absolutely believes they knew who she were she was so do they think this was some type of retaliation for her winning the lawsuit or revenge yeah well well she thinks that it was a conspiracy charlemagne and that's why she's so brokenhearted that her son was buried in the ground for seven months and she's begging them uh because she's like who else you call when your person your loved one is missing other than the police?

And so even though she was suing them, she said, I'm still a citizen of Jackson, Mississippi. You all still have to protect and serve us. But it's just tragic upon tragic. And as I was talking to Tesla Figaro, she was talking about a lot of people are saying that we should make sure he's exhumed and have a proper funeral. So a lot of people, Reverend Al and Benny Thompson, the congressman, they're all reaching out now saying, what can we do to try to give this young man some dignity and respect? And what I'm saying is, what can we do to make sure there's accountability and justice so they don't do this again. Now, what's the protocol usually? Now, we're talking to Attorney Benjamin Crump, if you're just joining us.

What's the proper protocol usually when somebody's hit and they're killed, they're taken to the coroner's office, so there is actual, like, there's paperwork to say where this body was. So this is an open and shut case, right, because there's a lead, right? I absolutely think it's an open and shut case, right? Because there's a lead, right? I absolutely think it's an open and shut case, Envy. But when you're dealing with the police in America, y'all, and black people dying in highly suspicious, controversial manners, nothing is clear cut. We have to fight for justice at every point, every turn. And I am waiting, Charlemagne, to see what their story is you know they don't have an official response I was going to ask you what are they saying like how are they explaining

this yeah the mayor said obviously there was a great miscommunication there but we have the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations they said is going to do an investigation. But I don't really trust them as much. I think we're going to have to do our own parallel investigation. We may have to get the feds to come in because, man, if this was your loved one and you had a lawsuit against the city and they didn't tell you

about they had a car accident with your son who was a pedestrian and then they buried him in an unknown funeral cemetery and then say just give us the benefit of the doubt right who in america would say no no we're going to give you the benefit of that because every day i go in courtrooms across america and i see black people who if you take them at their word, make mistakes, but they never get the benefit of the doubt.

It's always, no, no, we got to make sure we administer justice and have accountability because we got to send the message. I think Jackson, Mississippi, there needs to be a message sent over Dexter Wade for his family, his two little children, his mother, all these people for seven months. Can you imagine the agony of not knowing where your son is, where your father is? We say nobody's above the law, but it always seems like the law is above the law because I don't understand how this is legal.

I feel like this should be criminal off top. All right, well, hold on right here. When we come back, we got to take a break. We have more with attorney Benjamin Crump. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. 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

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with attorney Benjamin Crump. Lauren. So if the body is exhumed, I know that they're talking about possibly doing that just for a proper funeral for the family. Is it too late to

do, like, you know, in your separate investigation, additional autopsy? Like, you know, the longer you wait, things get different. Now, that's a great question, Lauren. In fact, Colin Kaepernick's group institute, we've worked a lot on doing independent autopsies and to his credit

he has done almost a dozen with my law firm where I remember the case in Georgia where the bed bug infestation killed the brother in the jail. Colin stepped up and offered to pay for that autopsy and so I know his people are already talking about doing that here. But one of the things we got to do, we got to go get a court petition to exhume the body because you just can't go dig up a body

without getting permission from the court. So my office is going to have to jump through some hoops. But we do intend on getting an independent autopsy and having a proper funeral for this young man. So his children will know that his life mattered. And hopefully, you know, Jackson, Mississippi will know that they can't sweep this under the rug. Because had that mother given up Charlemagne Envy, it would have just been swept under the rug. Like it didn't matter matter but that lady kept saying

somebody knows what happened to my child right now attorney benjamin crump what about cameras right we talked so much about cameras being on police officers so they had to move the body we talked so much about dashboard cameras on the police car so that would have seen him actually got hit uh do we have any of that footage now was it a race or how does that look you know DJ every they have they're supposed to have dashcam videos on their car I would suspect what they're going to try to defend articulate is they didn't have their emergency cameras on their flashing lights and sirens so the dash cam video would not have come

on but we're going to look at every aspect of it certainly when they hit him somebody body camera should have been put on or something we should be able to see what happened to this brother and we understand that he died from the injuries

from the car accident we are not even sure if they took him to the hospital he may have been dead on arrival when the amylase got there just a couple more questions mr cornwell one really how often do independent autopsies change the course of cases charlamagne is so important anybody can afford it, if there's a death in custody case, I implore you to please get an independent autopsy because you cannot trust the medical examiner or the coroner, the local coroner, because they work with the police every day. It's like the prosecutors work with the police every day. So there's an implicit bias in favor of trying to help craft the narrative that best and is most advantageous to the police narrative.

What the police want to probably say here, Charlemagne, is that we didn't know it was, you know, we did everything we we could we just didn't know who the young man was and all this stuff and then we didn't see need to get an autopsy or if we got an autopsy they're gonna try to craft it where it helps the Jacksonville police not be charged with homicide they're gonna try to make it some easier charge if we get charges at all. Right. Okay. Question for you, Ben Crump.

Oh, we got a wrap. Thank you, though. Thank you, though, Mr. Crump. You know, we can keep going all day. Yeah, please keep us posted. Yeah, please. Yeah, I'll let y'all know when we do the funeral, M.V. Charlemagne. Thank y'all always, Lord.

And tell my sister, Tesslyn Figueroa, I said what's up, y'all. Absolutely. Definitely will. All right. With the history of Mississippi, there's no telling how many missing black people just buried somewhere in Mississippi. That's right.

Very sad. Lord have mercy. Very sad. All right. When we come back, we got your rumor reports. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Laura La Rosa is here. Good morning. Man, it's daytime. Where you at, Envy?

Yeah. I'm out in Virginia, I told you. At least you got a window. He's allowed to see the sunlight. Yeah, at least you got a window. The guy we are The Breakfast Club Laura La Rosa is here Good morning Damn it's daytime Where you at Envy? Yeah it's I'm out in Virginia I told you At least you got a window He's allowed to see the sunlight Yeah at least you got a window Yo stop it Cause people believe

In your stupid ass rumors The internet The internet is going what? Internet They going internet Yeah I'm out in Hampton Virginia right now Of course it's

My school's homecoming It's also FAMU's homecoming And Norfolk State's homecoming So you know In the month I would say The end of September october i do this each and every year i go on like a hbcu run and document a lot of the things that we're doing talk to the students and dj and and just to just to just do anything you ain't painting that bitch yet this morning you said you ain't paint that bitch yet this morning

why are you worried about my bitch you forgot to paint that bed he thought about it till he was like he was like damn i was gonna say what would duane howard say do i always say mind your business facts facts would you say lauren he would say oh no i'm just making sure you said facts i thought you said something else no listen oh my god i said f-a-c-t-s i'm just making sure I'm just making sure. I'm just making sure. I just got started. You trying to get me canceled.

I'm just making sure. I just got started. Damn, it be your own people. Listen, I'm going to be hosting the Daily Show starting this Monday, man. From Monday to Thursday, I'll be hosting the Daily Show

all next week. Okay. Just want to put that out there, the Daily Show on Comedy Central. I'm excited about that. Who are guests you got coming up anybody you can say I don't know if I can announce yet

but yeah I got I got guests every day next week that's what the Daily Show does they have they have guests on I mean that's one of the things the Daily Show does

but yes I got some good some good solid guests lined up for next week okay guests that reflect my interest okay now we got rumors on the way

Lauren what we talking about yes we are going to be talking about Dwight Howard he actually I mean he's been kind of fake responding a little bit, but like he posted a video where he addressed all of the fallout online behind the civil suit and the new accusers and everything going on in his bedroom. All right. Well, we'll get to that next. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.

Why are you looking at me like that, Lauren? I was waiting. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Our guest co-host, Lauren LaRosa, is here. And let's get to the rumors. Lauren LaRosa.

I've been here for a little bit. I've been here for a minute. Move out the way. Tell her. Tell her. Made it. This is The Rumor Report. I think a lot of people will recognize the voice and the name.

On The Breakfast Club. Lauren came in hot. You know, I came in telling the truth. So, Dwight Howard has been the talk of social media for the last couple days. There's a civil suit right now in play that have sexual assault allegations or accusations in them. And a bunch of different things. But Dwight Howard's attorney, you guys know, came out and confirmed that confirmed that or from their take of this that everything that is being alleged in this assault was consensual so right now online people are very focused on dwight howard's uh sexuality and who he

is choosing to deal with versus thinking about the civil suit and having a conversation about that so he's been forced to respond directly he He posted a video yesterday. Let's take a listen. Y'all can stop with the nonsense. Worry about all this bull crap. Mind your business. Y'all worried about who people spend their time with. Whatever I'm doing in my bedroom is my damn business. And everybody don't need to know. You ain't got to say anything about what you're doing in your house.

It's your house. You ain't got to explain that to nobody. No matter what they say, they can say anything. Who gives two shits? Y'all too damn nosy, worried about what I'm doing in my bed. The people who know what's going on in my bed, they know what the hell going on with my bed. That ain't for everybody on the internet. That ain't for no blogs that ain't for no websites i don't gotta tell nobody where i put my wood i understand the circumstances he's right it isn't anybody's business and he doesn't have to explain it to anyone and i understand the circumstances surrounding the case the allegations made against the white

but all i can think of is what what a terrible way to be outed you know what a terrible way for you know your sexuality to get put on display very much so and i think because of that like there are certain things that he will have to answer to but in accord i was about to say in accord of law not in accord of twitter or instagram so what he's saying i mean i hear him you know but even this video people are still still in a frenzy because he posted it. And it's like, whatever's happening in his home is what he's choosing to happen. And y'all just move on. Yeah, I mean, I don't care who cheeks he cracking.

I don't know why that just felt so wrong from you. But like you said, it's nobody's business but his own. It's not. Like, wherever he want to lay his wood, he can lay his wood. That are i don't know it's true though he said he said he did no like he said it i'm not laughing at him and what he said is true but for some reason when you guys say certain things it's just like it is i'm he said wood this time last time didn't a couple days ago he said the meat that was uh i thought i saw it i thought they had like text messages and he said he want that meat oh oh oh dwight howard no man either way even if it wasn't me

whatever you want meat wood is yours whatever goes on in your bedroom that's your thing that's facts yeah people gotta learn to live and let live so we are gonna move on to now um another person that people just love dragging through the media recently jada pinkett so jada pinkett it was reported that um her book sales were very low that makes no sense they listen the reports that were circulating were that the book was doing horrible when it came to a lot of the bestsellers list now we did some did some digging. Charlamagne, we were talking about this. And where is she on the New York Times bestseller list? We didn't even have to do no digging, Lauren. It's right there.

The New York Times bestsellers list. She's number three on the New York Times bestsellers list. So I didn't understand when I saw these articles and the headline says, Jada Pinkett Smith book is a flop. I'm like, how? Where did they even get that from? So when I went into the article that most people were referring to. Was it Newsweek or Daily Mail? It started from Newsweek and then Daily Mail picked it up.

And Daily Mail's headline, I think, was kind of like what made people kind of run with this. But they were talking about this like Amazon Books bestseller list where she only reached number 81. And then on the Kindle. Hold on, hold on, hold on, Lauren. I can't let you say only reach number 81 uh i i i am a new york times best-selling author it's okay a couple of times over so explain it to us i have a book in print called black privilege publishing when you're number one number 81 on the amazon bestsellers list that is great because you want to be top 100 because literally on the

amazon books list it's millions of books so you're literally number 81 out of millions of books. To give you some context, I looked up my first book, Black Privilege, to see where it was at. This came out in 2016. It was like 300,000 or something yesterday. Wow. So just think about it. So you're number 81 out of hundreds of thousands, millions of books. If you're in the top 100, that's great.

Well, she did. Your book company wants you to be in the top 100. Yes. That means your book is successful. Absolutely. know about the billboard charts oh god okay i mean a lot of us are i didn't well that's that's the problem a lot of people don't do research and they just assume but in the book world it's totally different you're in that top 100 you're in the new york times bestseller you and you're a national bestseller those are amazing feats and that book is doing well yeah i just don't understand how you can literally title a article jada pinkett smith's book is a flop when it's number three on

the new york times bestsellers list it's the headline grab you know how that go but but how could you i i know nobody cares about the truth and the lies more entertaining but damn because it got me it got me like when i saw the headline i'm like it's jada pinkett i don't care how much you like her don't like her you're interested because it's jada pinkett it's will smith why would it not do well and then i read and i said wait they list all of the great stuff that she's doing at the top with the book and then at the bottom they list this one or two lists that she they were saying she wasn't placed well on but you just explained it better by the way and to answer your question yes we are there with it because it's not even just the blogs and these people on these trolls online now it's also you know major news outlets

that are reporting lies which is which is crazy to me that's right i just want to tell you and also this is fantastic it's a good read no wherever is a good read i'm telling y'all that right now does she does she so are the kids really will's? What? Y'all better stop. I'm joking. Because online, everybody was like, that's the next thing we're going to find out from the book. Is that the kids aren't his. What are you talking about? No, I'm halfway through it.

It's 400 something pages. I'm halfway through it. But it's been a fantastic read thus far. I never thought I'd see the day when people feel so bad about Jada Pinkett. I love her. I'm a Pinkett Smith Winfrey nose card. I heard. I don't know.

Do they claim you no okay all right we got time for one more yeah tasha tasha k is back in the headlines again so cardi b tasha k you guys know there was a huge lawsuit tasha k has to pay cardi b a bunch of money because of all of the things that she had reported about her that were not true so recently cardi got online and she talked about wanting to commit suicide because of some of the things that she had reported about her that were not true so recently cardi got online and she talked about wanting to commit suicide because of some of the things that people throw her way fans and then she talked about feeling sorry for someone um and that her team would be upset about feeling sorry for this person let's take a listen to cardi my friends always tell me

this they say that i am the toughest weakest but my heart is very big and I'm not going to make decisions right away. I'm not going to make decisions right away because I got burnt so many times in life. I don't want to talk to my friends because my friends are looking at me like, don't you ever. Not going to talk to my husband because my husband is calling me a and I'm not gonna talk to my fans because i know the chat don't play about me i'm gonna talk to my mom tomorrow because i could tell when somebody is depressed i could tell when somebody is going through some i could tell when somebody just feel like they don't have nobody to talk to surprisingly it doesn't make me happy don't think that i'm like these like this person that is like, oh, she's so nice. Like, Cardi's such a nice person.

Because it can get real nasty. I'm going to text Cardi today. You got to keep your foot on that person's neck. Whoever she's talking about. Because when people do you dirty, it's funny, right? It's laughing. They don't know what you're going through. They don't know the depression that Cardi had.

They don't know the feeling of Cardi wanting to possibly commit suicide. They don't know all the negative energy that cardi we had had had on her but now when the tables turn now now you nope keep your foot on that neck cardi well i can say uh that that sounded very painful just now maybe it sounded like he was coming from a place of hurt but i i would say you can forgive someone for hurting you but that doesn't mean that person is absolved from dealing with the consequences of the hurt they caused you. Like, we see it all the time.

You know, somebody gets murdered and the family forgives the murderer. That doesn't mean the murderer still doesn't have to go to prison. Yeah. Correct. I agree. And again, when Cardi did this on Twitter Spaces,

she never said a name, but of course everyone's thinking she's talking about Tasha K because Tasha K then went on and talked about Cardi needs to not commit suicide because who's going to help me be a better person and just all this stuff. And she's talking about Tasha K Because Tasha K then went on and talked about Cardi needs to not commit suicide Because who's going to help me be a better person And just all this stuff and she's crying in the video Or very emotional in the video

So people are saying that she's playing to the fact that Cardi may be possibly talking about letting up on her So yeah I don't even think it's about that I get what you're saying Laura And you're absolutely right I just think once again you can forgive, you can forgive somebody for you. So you're not holding on to that hate,

but that doesn't mean that that person that hurt you doesn't have to deal with the consequences of what they did to you. Absolutely. I think it's principle two in business, right? Because I think a lot of people, when that lawsuit was happening, people were like, Cardi is crazy.

She'll never win. It's media. Media has free expression and blah, blah, blah. There are rules to what you can and can't do in this game but these rules are being crossed people are lying like we talk about all these situations and all these these celebrities that we're talking about people lie and it's not even just the trolls anymore it's not even just these the blog sites and podcasters this is real media that look at the story we just talked about jada pickett the book flopped and people believe that and that could affect her sales people oh i'm not buying that book

because they said it's a flop that's not true she's number three in the new york times yeah i don't yeah that's it's strange we're in very spooky times that's why halloween is next week halloween is next week because we're in very spooky times isn't it this weekend no this is the weekend it's when you celebrate? No, next week. Oh, this is the weekend. This is when we celebrate. Okay. It's next week. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Thank you, Lauren. Of course.

Charlemagne. Yes. Who you giving that donkey to? Man, we need two Washington, D.C. firefighters to come to the front of the congregation. There's always great reasons to stop at Chick-fil-A. I don't know if this is one of them, but we'll discuss. All right. We'll get to that next.

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Donkey of the day. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years that donkey of the day is a new one. Yeah, donkey of the day for Friday, October 27th goes to two Washington, D.C. firefighters. Now, they haven't put out these D.C. firefighters' names, but I just need y'all to know that they love Chick-fil-A like the rest of us. Drop on the clues box for Chick-fil-A. Okay, I don't know what it is about that boneless breast of chicken,

seasoned to perfection, freshly breaded, pressure cooked, and 100% refined peanut oil and served on a toasted buttery bun with a dill pickle. But, man, Chick-fil-A really has a chokehold on society, doesn't it? See, y'all not old enough to remember when Chick-fil-A was only down south. I remind y'all at least twice a week that I was born in the 1900s, 1978 to be a Zach. And when I first moved to New York from South Carolina in 2006, wasn't no Chick-fil-A up here. Chick-fil-A didn't come to New York until 2015, right?

Right, 2015, I think, around that time? Around there, yep. Yeah. I don't even know why I told y'all that fun fact just now. I just need to discuss how great Chick-fil-A is for a second. Salute to everybody in line at Chick-fil-A right now ordering that number one. Blow your horns, damn it! All right? Chick-fil-A chicken biscuit seasoned to perfection, hand-breaded, pressure-cooked in 100% refined peanut oil,

and served on a buttermilk biscuit baked fresh at each and every restaurant you put some egg on that thing man i would do cheese but i'm lactose intolerant with some grape jelly look at god and please don't forget the hash browns i'm just painting a picture of the goodness of chick-fil-a because even these you know even though these two firefighters absolutely have earned donkey of the day, I can slightly understand why they did what they did. I had to look at my peripheral because the president of the Fat Lives Matter committee is just standing in the window drooling just now. That description just did something to him. Let's go to News 4 DC for the report, please. News 4 has learned a DC firefighter who, along with his partner, stopped for fast food while on a call was fired.

A spokesman for DC Fire and EMS confirms he is no longer with the department. Back in March, our Paul Wagner reported the two firefighter EMTs assigned to Ambulance 3 stopped at a Chick-fil-A in northwest D.C. instead of responding to a call for a woman suffering from chest pains. A government source familiar with the investigation tells News 4 a trial board heard the terminated firefighter's case. The second firefighter has yet to face her own trial board. Now, look, these guys made a decision. They made a choice. Either, you know, do their job and put other people's lives before their own hunger

or go pick up their order from Chick-fil-A that they already purchased via the Chick-fil-A app, which is very responsible. OK, when you're in a rush. Now, I understand this woman was suffering from chest pain. She was suffering from chest pains at a Kaiser Permanente, though. Got to look at the context. Kaiser Permanente is a health care company. I'm saying this with no facts to back it up, no knowledge of what goes on at Kaiser Permanente. But if you're having chest pains at a health care company, it feels like it's kind of like being dehydrated at a Poland spring factory. That's just the way I see it. You know, you call the EMTs because Casa Pimenta don't specialize in chest pains.

But somebody at the health care company can hold it down for a few minutes while I stop and get these chicken minis. Now, I know Casa Pimenta doesn't specialize in heart problems and chest pain. But that doesn't mean they're not capable of handling a patient with chest pains. They just called the EMT to double check. That's how they handled it. You know what I mean? They actually called the EMT probably to double check to see if how they handled it was good. You know what I'm saying?

It's like when you have a DIY project at home, you can do it yourself, but you call a specialist just to make sure that what you did was solid. That's why I feel like they were called. Now, I'm not saying there shouldn't be consequences to these firefighters' actions. All I'm saying is there's a lot more irresponsible ways this could have went down. If they didn't already preorder via the app and got into a Chick-fil-A line at 4 p.m. in D.C., then they truly don't care about the lives of others. But they already called it in via the app. They knew it would only take a few minutes.

There was a sense of urgency to their order plus do you want you know firefighters emt workers that are hungry coming to help you they might be hangry not focused because they're thinking about eating the report written by one of the firefighters said there was no delay in patient care or response translation but did she die though okay now i'm gonna ask the room before i confirm this hee-haw were the dc firefighters wrong for stopping that chick-fil-a before they got to this person with chest pains envy let's start with you they were starving man ain't ate all day yeah yes they were wrong damn lauren hell yes they were wrong they were wrong yeah that's what i thought i'm with

you it don't sound like it. It don't sound like that. It sound like you with the biscuit and the chicken. Okay. All right. The president of the Fat Lives Matter committee just texted me and said, this one was suffering from chest pains. Oh, this is a very good point.

He said the woman was suffering from chest pains, but they were suffering from stomach pains. To the fat lives matter community, a number one, no pickles, extra Polynesian sauce, large waffle fry and large half and half can fix both chest and stomach pains. That's just what the president of the fat lives matter committee said. I agree with y'all. Polynesian, not the Chick-fil-A sauce. Is Polynesian the Chick-fil-A sauce? No.

No. I'm sorry. No, no. They got Chick-fil-A sauce? Is Polynesian the Chick-fil-A sauce? No. No. No, no. I'm just... They got Chick-fil-A in Delaware. First of all, they do have Chick-fil-A in Delaware. I'm just making sure that I heard that right because you want somebody to risk their life and you're not even getting the right sauce. You probably don't even drink half and half.

That Polynesian sauce is the one, though. No, the Chick-fil-A sauce is the one. But first of all, they're completely wrong. Chest pain sounds like a heart attack. Please give the DC Firefighters the biggest hee-haw. That's number one. You ain't going to sit here and tell me. I love Chick-fil-A sauce, but you ain't going to tell me Chick-fil-A sauce is better than Polynesian sauce.

Chick-fil-A sauce is better. You got to stop, Lord. No. Give Long a roast of donkey today, please. Nobody believes that. I've never heard that in my life. I ain't never heard nobody put Chick-fil-A sauce before Polynesian sauce. Some people do like the Chick-fil-A sauce.

I like the Chick-fil-A sauce, but I'm not putting it before the Polynesian. I might even mix the Polynesian with the Chick-fil-A. We have a beautiful young lady in here from Southern. Come here, young queen from Southern University. It's Southern University, right? Shout out to the HBCUs. He don't know nothing about that anyway. What's your name again?

Karen Rainwater. Come on, come over here. Which sauce do you get at Chick-fil-A? I get Polynesian. Go back here. You go to the PWI. You're going to lose this every time. I think she's at the PWI. It's no way, y'all.

I'm not on an island by myself. Man, I ain't going to lie. I'm cringing over there. It's definitely Polynesian over Chick-fil-A. But even before that, it's barbecue then Polynesian, then Chick-fil-A. I would Polynesian over Chick-fil-A. But even before that, it's barbecue, then Polynesian, then Chick-fil-A. I would never get barbecue sauce at Chick-fil-A. Let me put you on game. Y'all are tripping here.

Let me put you on game. Chick-fil-A out. Barbecue sauce is specifically for the fries. Fries plus barbecue sauce at Chick-fil-A, top tier. Then if you want to get crazy with a drink, y'all going to thank me for this. Half and half. That's how you go to Chick-fil-A? No.

Well, yes, but it's half lemonade, half fruit punch fruit punch okay i just got another text from the president of the fat lives matter committee he said the views and opinions from the skinny mini communities of the fat lives matter community Big Red. Sasson. Red. Sasson. Now I'm going with Polynesian sauce too. Easy money, man.

Easy call. You want to ask Nick the camera guy? You want to ask Nick the camera guy? Nick is Italian. I think Brandon put you up to this.

Come on, get on the mic, Nick. He just wants y'all against black on the way. Nick, Nick, Nick. Get on the mic. I'm going to have to go with Lauren on this one, actually. What?

Look at you. You better go, boy. He's Italian. Don't listen to him. He's Italian. We can't listen to him. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day.

Now, when we come back. The president of the Fat Lives Matter committee said, that's like me trying to tell y'all, squats are better than jumping jacks. Now, let's open up the phone line. 800-585-1051. Now, Jay-Z was doing an interview with Gayle And they were talking about

Is he a cool dad? And this is what he said Do your kids think you're cool? Blue, she be fronting on me a little bit But she, she, she I catch her I catch her in the corner, you know Now she asks me, you know, if this cool

If, you know, her sneakers or whatever she's wearing She wants your advice Yeah, yeah yeah yeah she's come back but there was a time where she was like dad yeah i was like i'm i'm cool i don't know what you're saying yeah at your house your parents is cool all right so the question is 800-585-1051 where y'all want to go with that y'all want to go with all y'all the cool parent or what's the uh uncool moment you have with your kids will you embarrass your kids which way y'all want to go with oh y'all the cool parent or what's the uh uncool moment you have with your kids will you embarrass your kids which way y'all want to go this morning i'm not a parent so i mean your mom could have did some uncool ish to you before you were just like mom

that's just not it do you want to be do you want your kids to think you cool is that what we want as parents not like that it's just more so like you i mean it's an ego thing a little bit because like he's jay-z like how his daughter not gonna know he's cool? Yeah, but I'm going to be honest with you. It's hard to look cool to your kids because even the things that I might enjoy in my spare time, when I say it to my daughter, I feel stupid.

Well, your daughter doesn't think you're cool. Well, even last night I was in the kitchen and I said, I don't care about you fake assholes. She was like, why are you quoting the city girls? And I had to think was like, why are you quoting the city girls? And I had to think to myself, why am I quoting the city girls at 10 something that night in the kitchen? Like, why?

So what is the question? What is the question? Your uncoolest moment, because that was really bad. To me, the question is, do you even care if your kids think you cool? Like, it's cool what you're going for? Were you dancing with it, too? Like, probably. He probably was.

I was coming out the pantry. She texted her group chat and said, I can't wait to get to college. Were you dancing with it, too? Probably. He probably was. I was coming out of the pantry. She could text her group chat and say, I can't wait to get to college. Oh, no. I was driving yesterday, and I did scream out, I'm looking for the hole. But that's only because when we was at Scissor Show, and that song came on, my daughter and her friends started wiling to it, and they caught themselves, because we would sit there. I'm like, you ain't got to hold that in for us. All right.

Well, 800-585-1051. The question is, do you want to be cool to your kids? Do you want your kids to think that you're cool? Let's talk about it. I don't care about being cool. Because you're not. Let's discuss when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now if you're just joining us this conversation comes from jay-z and gail king they were talking about jay-z being a cool parent do your kids think you're cool uh blue she's she'd be fronting on me a little bit but she she i'll catch her i'll catch you in the corner you know now she asks me you know if this cool if you know her sneakers or whatever she wants your advice yeah yeah yeah she's come back but there

was a time where she was like dad yeah i was like i'm i'm cool i don't know what she's saying yeah at your house your parents is cool. So we're asking 805-85-1051. Do you think if your kids think that you are cool? That is the question. I don't know if I care about my kids thinking I'm cool in the way of cool that we are thinking. I want my kids to believe I'm cool enough to have a conversation with about anything. You know what I mean?

I want my kids to think that I'm cool enough that whatever they're going through whatever's on their mind whatever you know obstacle they may be facing whatever decision they may be thinking about making if they're in some trouble i want them to feel like my pops is cool enough that i don't have to hide anything from him that i don't have to ask any of my little ashy ass friends i can go to my dad because my dad is not going to be judgmental my dad is not going to be upset with me my dad is going to have my back regardless i want to be known cool like that i don't care if she think i got on cool sneakers or anything like that yeah i'm the same way my kids uh can talk to me about anything regardless of what it is good bad indifferent i'm that cool i'm that parent that they can have a discussion and not have to worry about dad wilding out or dad screaming or yelling or getting in trouble we're able to have those open lines of communications in our

house and that's with all my kids from my oldest to to the youngest but i'm also that parent too that i like to play those type of embarrassment games to my kids and embarrass the issue out of i remember uh last year uh i picked up my kids and i was dressed up for halloween i was dressed up as a baby i had a pamper on and i walked outside and i embarrassed the ish out of them i am that i am that that parent as well too i play jokes with my kids i i am pull my finger when they do i'm gonna fart yes that i am that parent as well don't look like that carmen i see you in the corner looking like that but yes i am that parent i'm where did you pick your kids up from with the diaper on uh school oh my god that hurts i mean listen man envy's embarrassing we know he's an embarrassed he's embarrassing me all

the time he's an embarrassing individual lauren you got a cool mom right yeah my mom's cool but i didn't used to think she was cool and i didn't appreciate the cool okay when i was younger i think it's to which the point that y'all are saying where like she would get with me but i think she always especially because you know i'm a girl she always wanted me to feel like something's going on boys whatever i want to equip you with the information number one like i want you to be honest about what's going on out here but also too i want you to be able to come to me and talk to me that's right but when you're young it feels like mom like why are you trying to be in my business or you're not my friend like i used to tell my mom all the time mom we're not friends like we're not we don't we don't have to be friends but your parents should be your closest confidants even though i'm not

gonna sit here and act like mine were but i try to be like that with my kids you know i mean because you know when you talk about unconditional love there's nobody on this planet that's gonna love you like your parents do. So those are the two individuals you should be able to bring anything to. Like, I want my kids to feel like they can talk to me about anything at any, well, not everything. Some things take to your mama because daddy don't want to know. But, you know, almost anything. Yeah.

And now I appreciate it, though. Like, now that I'm older and, like, I've been through some of those things that she was trying to coach me through early i just felt like she gave me the rule book and the guidelines a bit early raw i didn't really understand life a lot so it felt like mom i'm growing up too fast but i think she's just trying to protect me i get it now and i appreciate it because i have friends who can't go to their moms about stuff and who can't have certain conversations and my mom is the like she's gonna really tell you how it really is and my friends appreciate that so now i get it nala you also parents right you talk you go to your parents about everything yeah my parents are very cool i love my parents i'm probably a little too open with my parents i don't think there's no such thing not at all how you just said no not everything i don't want to

know everything i tell both parents everything you know my kids tell me everything too it might be delayed it might be like two weeks after because I know how my dad could get. But I'm going to tell him. And I do that because. By the way, you don't need to tell daddy everything. Yes, I do. No, you don't. Yes, I do.

Because he's the one who makes sure my compass is straight all the time. My mom is the one who be like, you're a good person. You're doing okay. And then my dad is like the tighten up. You need both. You do. You need the love. You need the balance.

You do. Navigation. Absolutely. I love that. That's how we should be. Your daughter should be able to tell you anything, whether it's a mom-related issue or not. Your daughter should be comfortable enough to be able to say, you know what? I'm going to tell my dad.

That's how I am with my kids. My daughter told me. to say lord you know what i mean you know my dad you okay that's how i am with my kids envy a daughter come to you and tell talk about some man told her she don't know how to give fellatio i would prefer my daughter talk to me it'll be an uncomfortable conversation you're gonna tell her how to do it huh i want my daughter to be able to talk to me about anything and i just want to say another thing too is a is a lot of parents, sometimes they don't want, they're too cool for their kids, right? They don't want to do certain things because they feel like they're too cool. No, you be a kid, man. You be a father to your child.

Like, that's why I love the car shows, because when I have the car shows, I see so many parents with their kids in the jumpy pit, in this and that. Like, enjoy your kids. Yeah, I'm with all of that, but don't come to me with no sexual stuff. You got to grow out of that. No, talk to your mom about that. I'm going to tell you why you need to grow out of that, right? Because me and my dad are cool,

but I told y'all, I didn't meet my dad until I was like 13, right? When I got to the point where I started dealing with guys and stuff like that, we weren't in a comfortable space where I could talk to him about things. Now that I talk to him, I realize so much of what I want to do better when it comes to my male relationships

and just how i handle myself with men protecting my body all that stuff because of the conversations i have my dad my mom tries right but you didn't use your death he was 13. yeah i didn't mean until i was 13. why she told us he got into something i don't know like, like he just, I was one. He was in prison? No, I was one. He left and I didn't see him again until I was 13. You see how he's trying to flip it? How you laugh? You see how he's trying to flip it? How you laugh? He trying to flip it.

You know what? Let's go to the phone lines. No, no, no, no. I'm just saying, so if a guy ghosts you, you say, dad, man, this guy ghosted me. He'd be like, well. Yo, that, why would you? Yo, yo. Let's go to, Lauren, Lauren, I love you.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry about Michael. You can slap him. We give you the okay, because that's crazy. Yo, let's go to the phone line. You an idiot, bro.

Good morning. Good morning. Hi, thank you for coming. Well, see. Well, I can see why people sometimes hang up. Y'all got to be going in. How are you, man?

Now, we're talking about... Good morning, DJ Env good morning morning good morning charlemagne my name is yolanda good morning yolanda do you care about being a cool parent well to be honest no why but um because i'm not i'm not trying to be cool to be honest no but i will break it down for you all right so i have three children well three kids i have a 19 year old a 20 year old and an eight year old so my 20 year old son he thinks i'm cool i don't i don't know why my 19 year old daughter she loves k-pop i don't know half of the stuff she be talking about but she don don't think I'm cool. My eight-year-old, I'm all out in a bag of chips

and some Polynesian sauce from Chick-fil-A. That's right, which is better than Chick-fil-A sauce. Yes, it is. I'm sorry, Lauren, but it is. But, yeah, she does. Because, Mommy, we be having dance-offs after hours on a weekend. But when it comes to school days, I'm very authoritative, but we do our dance-offs after hours on the weekend, but I am when it comes to school days I'm very authoritative, but we do our dance-offs and mommy know the latest dances of everything

So yeah, mommy's cool to the eight-year-old. Yeah, I think that you not gonna know if you really cool to your child till your child gets older Yeah, I'm telling you. I think my mom is so cool now. I used to be like, oh, why did you have to do that? I think when I was younger i loved my parents when i became like a teenager i was kind of off of it but then once i got to college it was by myself i'm like oh my god i miss you guys you'd be like mommy i've been away from my mom for a couple days i called her i said like i miss you what you doing let's go let's open up the phone lines shut up man i'm just asking a question i want daddy i want dad to get five eight five one oh five one we're asking do you want to be the cool parent?

Do you care if you're the cool parent? Let's discuss. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club.

Talk about it morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club lauren la rosa is here dj nala is here delaware's a wild place i'm gonna say that why don't worry about it you gotta stop telling these guys stuff oh man just joining us we're talking about uh do you think you are the cool parent do you care if you are the cool parent now this conversation comes from jay-z and gail king they did an interview and this is what jay-z said about being a cool parent do your kids think you're cool uh blue she's she'd be fronting on me a little bit but she she's she i'll catch her i catch her in the corner you know she asks me if it's cool, if her sneakers or whatever she's wearing.

She wants your advice. She's come back. But there was a time where she was like, Dad, I'm cool. I don't know what you're saying. At your house, your parents is cool. So we're asking 800-585-1051. Let's go to the line.

Hello, who's this? Oh, this is Ray B, Raymond Butler to the line. Hello, who's this? Oh, this is Ray B, Raymond Butler. Raymond Butler. Are you the cool parent? I'm the cool parent. I'm from the Camel Soup City where in our projects, you were the cool parent. But that's me now.

I live up here in Warren and all my kids' friends like me. You still in the project? I make sure they stay over my crib. You get a good breakfast. You get a good lunch. But to turn it up, I'm going to pump up my speakers and we're going to get our jam on. Ray B, you play spades? You can play that old school music. You play spades, Ray B?

Oh, man, I play spades. I play junk. I play dominoes. They just be choked up over your crib, huh? What kind of jams you be playing with kids, man? What kind of jams you play for them? Marvin Gaye. Oh, man, I got, you already know, I got to take them back to the old school red, man.

Okay. And I got to take them back, I got to take them back to the meth. Okay. I got to take them back to my brother Lynch. Got to keep them gangsta. I got to take them to my brother Lynch. Brother Lynch, huh? And then I got to go to the new school what's the new school blue face okay

he's all over the place yeah so i hear somebody whispering that must be your child whispering to you how are you saying somebody look at that's a kid whispering feeding me is that your line no i'm no i'm just in my car. Okay. Well, thank you, sir. Thank you, bro. He went all over the place. He went Redman, Methaman, then he went... He acting his age.

I ain't got no problem with that. He sound like that pop. He's still drinking his cognac out the plastic, the paper bag. Come on, now. Big up. Hello, who's this? Good morning. It's your boy, Lovey from the Bronx.

Lovey from the Bronx. I know your kids don't think you cool, because you be wearing them construction Timberlands with the jean shorts in the summer. In the Bronx. Love you from the Bronx. I know your kids don't think you cool because you be wearing them construction Timberlands with the jean shorts in the summer. In the summer. The phone clip. Respectfully, it's Mr.

13 and a half, but your kids, not only should they respect you, but you want them to look at you in a different light as far as a father's perspective my son as a single father my son asked me to be his best man at his wedding also to read his vow that to me was like winning the super bowl envy i know charla i know y'all got kids so we have to

look at it as we set the template for our children. You're absolutely right, King. But I have to let the world know that you are the man who calls up here and lets everybody know you have a 13 and a half inch penis. So that means your kids know about that, too. So they say, yo, this is my daddy. He got a big. I thought you were talking about his shoe size. No.

Oh, sorry. How do they introduce you? That doesn't come into the conversation, Sean. I'm just making sure. That's your calling card. You're always talking about it. That's not my calling card. But as a grown man,

Charlotte, you know how it is. No, I don't. I wish I knew how it was to have a penis as large as yours, sir. I'm very average. I'm about to throw up. He is very small, sir. But I'm saying,

Charlotte, you have to look at it like this. Your daughters are going to look, their first lover is going to emulate you. Because you're the first male image that they're going to fall in love with. Well, yeah, and I hope they get the more healed version of me. That's my hope, you know what I mean?

But you have to show them what a healed version of a man looks like so they're able to recognize it in another man. You know what I mean? But you have to show them what a healed version of a man looks like so they're able to recognize it in another man. You know what I mean? Thank you. I don't want them to get the version of me that hadn't processed their trauma yet and was projecting a lot of pain and a lot of hurt on the other people. I want them to be able to recognize what a healed individual looks like so they can gravitate. And they'll gravitate towards that just because of, you know,

who they are. But the closer y'all get to even what they learn about you when you weren't that and then them seeing you now, it's going to open their eyes up to things.

Yeah, let me go burn these books and all this old audio and all this other stuff. No, you want them to see that. You want them to see that conversation.

I'm not ashamed of any version of myself. Every version of myself, you know, taught me valuable lessons. Yeah, and they should learn from your lessons so hopefully they don't have to go

through the things that you did. So we have those conversations all the time. All right. Well, when we come back, we have Pastor Ox. Nyla is here. She's going to put us on

to some songs that we should know about. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me

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Listen to Gracias Come Again on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now it's time for Pass the Aux. Go, go, go, go. DJ, DJ, cause that's my DJ. Say go, DJ, cause that's my DJ. It's time for Pass the Aux with DJ Nyla It's time for Past the Arts with DJ Nyla.

Yup. Nyla. Nyla. Nyla. Yeah, DJ come spin, now come spin. Hey, let's go. Pick Nyla. Nyla, what up?

Lauren LaRosa's here as well. What up, Nyla? What's up, guys? I'm excited about these picks today. Y'all ready? Yes. Okay, wow, you must really like these songs. I do really like these songs.

The first song that I'm going to start with is by Manny Wells Wells and I actually discovered it on Instagram. I was unfamiliar with him before, but the song is called Magic. Where are you from? That's cute, right? What part of the continent are you from? You sound like you're from... He's Nigerian, but he's from the DMV. That make me want to go on a vacation. Yes. What is that? Afro something? It's Afro beats, I guess, right? Kind of R&B-ish. Afro B, R&B-ish. I don't know what he defines himself as, but I think he's a singer. That's fire. Yes, and we're going to keep it in the DMV because Brent Fires dropped a surprise album today.

Fire, and what I like about it, well, I didn't finish the whole album, but it started off with a track called Tim because Timberland produced it. So, I don't know. I think it's ill, and he dropped a new record with felix from van buren shout out to boston and it's called upset salute to brent faez i want to check that project out he got a record on there called uh outside all night with asap rocky and um uh new york la that's gilly that's gilly's daughter that's how you pronounce it right new york la yeah yeah yeah yeah i want to check that out yes brent being his he's like straight r b right yes his bag yeah he'll be rapping he come to the concerts fully dressed okay i love him swag is yeah yeah and then lastly i'm gonna go with two

chains and wayne now when i saw their drop and i was like uh do i really care but then when i respect them no i'm honest mean, I don't know. But when I heard the record, it took me back. Why would you not care about 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne? There wasn't a lot of noise around it, though. I didn't. Is the album out? No, no, no.

The album drops November 3rd, I think. First week of November. But the single is hard. It's called Pressure. Come on, man. That's 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne. Why wouldn't you want to hear 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne? I'm not saying I don't want to hear it but it's just been a while you

know it has been a while when did that last when that last collie grove album came up i forgot like 2020 but wayne been hopping on people's um songs though recently wayne's been doing good with the future yeah he's been on a great feature run but then wayne just released an album like what two weeks ago yeah we talked about yeah he's people's people. I'm not hating on It's little way. Nonetheless, little Wayne is already home. Y'all. He's top three greatest emcees of all time Like y'all talking about little Wayne like he still got something to prove. I'm not saying he got anything to prove I'm just saying I was surprised how much I like the record. That's all. Okay. I'm living in a new space now So when I got little Wayne music you don't like

I don't think I've ever heard I might not love love everything but I've never disliked anything. Have you? When he went on that singing rant. I didn't really like his feature on What's Poppin'.

Actually I hated it. What's Poppin'? Really? Yeah. Lil Wayne fire. I like that song. You ever heard that song he did that's kind of like

Brenda's Got a Baby? Where he talked about this teenage girl from Delaware who didn't meet her pop until he was 13. Wow. Okay so on a positive note, pass the art slide.

Shout out to everybody who's been pulling up to the live events at Cafe Uruzuli in Brooklyn. They've been amazing. R&B night went really well, so big shout out to Ryan Trey, Alex Vaughn, and Leia for last Friday. But we're taking it to Atlanta now, and we're targeting the college kids. So we're doing Spellman, Morehouse, and Clark Atlanta. And we're targeting the college kids so we're we're doing Spellman Morehouse in Clark Atlanta and we're letting the students come perform and we're also doing this in partnership with Rockstar Energy Culture Lab in Atlanta so it's gonna be cool so submissions are open for what's the date of that that is on November 9th and so but you're still doing another one in New

York and we're doing another one in New York as well. Okay, what date is that? And that's on the 17th. All right. Yeah. So you said submissions are open? Submissions are open. So go to www.pastorauxlive.com to submit your music. We have one for the college students and then we have one

just for the regular Pastor Aux that's taking place in New York City. Go ahead, Big Nyla. Nyla is building a cultural institution with Pastor Aux Live.

Yeah, it's really fun and it's like all music lovers in there. Like you could tell it's no stink energy. Everybody's down to build. So if you guys haven't been able to attend, definitely come through. Word.

That's dope. All right. Well, thank you, Nyla. When we come back, let's get to the mix. It's all about homecoming. HBCU, I'm in Hampton this weekend. Shout out to Norfolk State. I know they have their homecoming.

Shout out to FAMU. I know they have their homecoming. Let me know your favorite homecoming joint. Let's into it it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club lauren larosa thank you for hanging with us this week of course had a great time that's it lauren i didn't know i was gonna say more give me your twitters your instagram i didn I didn't know, y'all. Brown Girl Grinding.com. Damn, man. Envy, I wish you was here. I need support in this evil room.

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We're doing news Conversations And we're just a good time Come join the group chat I'm Lauren LaRosa On everything And yeah It's been a time.

Even though Charlamagne is so angry all the time. I am not. I am very happy. You're pushing the angry black men quarter. You make me laugh, Lauren. You got great stories.

Some of the stuff you're not supposed to laugh at. Some of the stuff you're supposed to be empathetic about. So why are you telling it as a joke then? Now I'm a joke.

No, you told a story just now. The envy. You told a story That could have been In a stand up Never fall for it though Because he'll make you

Feel comfortable He'll make you feel comfortable Act like he really cares And then he'll hold it Over your head For the rest of your life Because y'all Have been great jokes

I really wouldn't have Shared it if I didn't care Me and my dad Are in a really good place So I didn't see any I didn't even tell Nobody what it was about

You told me Brenda got a baby It's me Like now I'm just like Oh my god Alright when we come back we got the positive notice The Breakfast Club good morning Good morning everybody it's DJ Envy

We are the Breakfast Club Salute to everybody out there at Hampton University's Homecoming, Norfolk State's Homecoming in Virginia I'll be out here all weekend. You know, this is a homecoming season, so I like to stop by all the HBCUs, as many as I can, just to document it and show students and people what going to an HBCU looks like. So, again, salute to all the homecomings. Salute to, I know, FAMU is this week, and again, Norfolk State and, of course, Hampton University. So, shout to everybody.

Now, Charlamagne, you got a positive note? I do, but before we get to that, I just want to tell everybody, man, you know November is coming. And you know in November when the holidays come around, the Breakfast Club, we love to do Change for Change. So Change for Change is back, and it's all about making the holidays extra special for our listeners. So this year, we're partnering with our good friends at Amazon to fulfill your holiday wish list, okay? Just hit up our website at bcchangeforchange.com. That's bcchange, the number four, change.com, and let us know your wish list and why we should fulfill it.

Then listen to us every weekday starting this Monday as we start fulfilling your Amazon wish list, okay? Now, the positive note is simply this. Some people will learn how to appreciate you by losing you go where you are celebrated not tolerated if people treated you like an option leave them like a choice you're worth being loved and adored have a great weekend breakfast club bitches you don't finish or y'all done hey everyone this is court Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same

as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together. So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. On Thanksgiving Day, 1999, five-year-old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez was found off the coast of Florida. And the question was, should the boy go back to his father in Cuba? Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home, and he wanted to take his son with him. Or stay with his relatives in Miami.

Imagine that your mother died trying to get you to freedom. Listen to Chess Peace, the Elian Gonzalez story, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove,

The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it.

And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was called a moment. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to historical records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, 1974. George Foreman was champion of the world. Ali was smart and he was handsome. The story behind The Rumble in the Jungle is like a Hollywood movie. But that is only half the story. There's also James Brown, Bill Withers, B.B. King, Miriam Akiba. All the biggest black artists on the planet. Together in Africa.

It was a big deal. Listen to Rumble, Ali, Foreman, and the Soul of 74 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence,

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