The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Cardi B Pregnant with Stefon Diggs’ Baby, Dame Dash Not Revolt Chairman + Marlon Wayans Interview

Episode Date: September 17, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Marlon Wayans talks about his new project Him, his career and spiritual journey, working with Kai Cenat, and the possibility of Scary Movie 6. Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to a man arrested in connection with Beyoncé’s stolen hard drives. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Marlon Wayans will be joining us this morning. Marlon Wayans has a new movie coming out this Friday. It's actually a Jordan Peel film called Him. It is a sports horror movie, so he'll be joining us to talk to us about that. And who knows? I don't know what Lauren got playing for the latest, man. We're just going to have an amazing show. Teslin Figaro will be up next with Front Page News, which will be about 30 seconds.

So what's the song we're about to play, right? About to play Chris Brown. Play Chris Brown for 30 seconds. then we're going to come back and talk to Tess. It's the world's most dangerous morning show The Breakfast Club. And it's time for Front Page News. Good morning, Charlemagne. I'm glad to join you in the coffin this morning.

This is the Black Mother'ship. Don't ever get it effed up, okay? It's the Black Mother's Ship. Good morning, Tessler and Figuero. How are you? Good morning. I'm doing well, Charlomaine the God. Let me get straight into it.

I know we need to talk about a lot. Well, yesterday, Tyler Robinson, the man accused of murdering Charlie Kirk, appeared briefly before a judge by video from jail. Let's take a listen to the formal charges. Tyler Robinson is charged with aggravated murder, felony discharge of a firearm, two counts of obstruction of justice, two counts of witness tampering, and committing a crime in the presence of a child.

Authorities say their evidence includes text messages between Robinson and his roommate. Roommate. You weren't the one who did it, right? Robinson, I am, I am. I'm sorry. Roommate, why? Robinson. Why did I do it? Roommate. Yeah. Robinson. I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out. Now, the FBI said that Robinson used the chat app discord to tell at least 20 friends that he shot Kirk. So the FBI is questioning those individuals. And speaking of questioning, Charlemagne, Democrats brought FBI director Cash Patel before Congress yesterday to question him about his inconsistencies during the investigation.

and Senator Cory Booker basically reminded Patel that he too might be fired. Let's listen to what he had to say. Donald Trump has shown us in his first term and in this term, he is not loyal to people like you. He will cut you loose. This may be the last time I have a hearing with you because I don't think you're long. What they mad about what they mad at Cash Patel about? Yeah, well, they mad at him because he had the inconsistencies.

Remember he said first, we got the guy, you know, we got. him in custody and then he went back and said they didn't have him in custody. And then today, I'm going to bring you more of that tomorrow. Today they're going to get into asking more questions about the Epstein files. So they're going to ask them a ton of different things. It's not just focused on Charlie Kirk. It's Epstein files. It's Charlie Kirk. Also, the resources that they've been diverting to a lot of the ice, you know, ice and a lot of stuff that they're spending on that. So they're going to question them on a number of different things. And so we'll be talking about that. If we got a couple of seconds, I'll do.

I do want to talk about a couple of things, Charlemagne, that we did not know about Tyler Robinson. His DNA was found on the trigger of the rifle. The prosecutor said that he wrote in the text that he spent more than a week on planning to kill Kirk. Prosecutors also said that he has not revealed a clear motive at this time, so they still have not landed on a motive. But again, like you heard in the clip, they said he's had enough of his hate. I'll tell you one thing else about Tyler Robinson.

Tyler, I don't care what they tell you. You ain't got no rights. Okay, everything they're telling you in court right now about right to counsel and right to remain silent and right to a public and speedy jury trial. No, no, no. They already picked and choose what they're going to do to you. You fried, bro. Yeah. Yeah, it's going to be interesting to see all 20 people that will see if they'll be, you know, getting in and cooperating with the FBI as well.

So, but at 7 o'clock, I want to tell you about the LA Police Department. They released a report on how many projectiles were fired. during the June protests. And I want to tell you about the youngest neuroscience student in history. So I see you at seven. All right. Thank you, Tess. Next up, get it off your chest.

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This is your time to get it off your chest Whether you're mad or blessed We want to hear from you on the breakfast club Good morning, who's this What's going on, Sean, man? This is Jimmy from the BX Get it off your chest You know all the craziest people in America

Come from the Bronx and all of Florida You do know that, right? That's right, I got some family forward Hector, Jennifer Zari Lord, have mercy I just want to say, hey, look I want to give you a shout out yesterday for the interview with Dan G held your own

You're respectable and I think Damon is just reading a desperation. Damn. He's trying to stay, you know, reveling. Like, yo, my man is over. You say you don't talk about Jayneb. You keep bringing up Jay Zaymer's interviews. And I just, you know,

then he tried to come at L.O. Cubei because I see her little Brongo reporter saying that we both said that he's not a chairman. Bro, they was on my body yesterday. Yes, they was, but, you know, I was thinking, you know, your little journalism that finally was in TMZ, and I'm, you know, I'm going to go with you.

You say he's not the chairman? Then, you know, I believe that. No, thank you for that. I mean, Revolt said he's not the chairman, but we'll get into that during the latest. Thank you for calling, my brother. We said it first, though. Dr. Lamar? Yes, sir.

Please, King. Listen, what's going on? Good morning. Good morning. Get it off your chance, brother. I see this, Kay. I come on with Bing Death. You want to chime in on that, to be honest.

They didn't have to deliver it like that, but you guys are on a platform where you deliver a lot of information to a bunch of people. And I just hope moving forward that you guys could just continue to do. to educate people with all the things that we need to be educated about. I think we do both, and I think we do a fantastic job of doing both. And I've always told y'all, we're the perfect balance of righteousness and ratchet, you know, because last week alone, you had diverse voices like Medi Hassan, you had Ben Shapiro, you had Jasmine Crockett.

But nobody, even though those, even though those do numbers, nobody ever calls up here, and y'all don't have the reaction y'all do to the mess like Dame Dash yesterday. So who fault is that? Good morning. Who's this. Yo, good morning, Shalerman. And this time, Austin, from Illinois, man. And I just want to talk about that damn badge interview yesterday.

Yes, sir. Go ahead, brother. So the situation, I had a lot of respect for Dane, but that kind of threw me off yesterday. And how he was trying to, like, talk about you running from that fight and all that. And I believe, like, refusing, every man of you have a quote, refusing to fight doesn't mean your phrase. When there's no reason to fight, the only way to win this to stand down.

And you did the right thing. He got out that situation, and you protected yourself to see the next day. So I respect you, and I respect him, well. And he came to y'all. Y'all didn't come in here. I appreciate it, brother. Yes, sir. Thank you, man.

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How are you, sir, a man? I'm blessed black and highly favored, man. Get it off your chest. Hey, I just wanted to call the back to Dan's interview from yesterday. Okay. Talk to me. I thought it was hilarious. I did, too.

I enjoyed it. When you go through life, you realize that some people do you just don't take serious and Dame Bass is one of the people. I don't disagree with you. I just don't disagree with you. Thank you for calling, brother.

Good morning. Who's this? What's going on, man? You had 803. 803 Metro. What's happening? Get it off your chest, brother. Tickets be able to be a Z.

I got to put it out there. Okay. Talk to me. Hey, man, I really enjoyed that day. interview, you have to get the call here. You have to speak my mind on. But y'all heard, y'all grab, man. I'm so glad you, John, man.

Especially you, Charlie, man. Hey, you represent the sound, man. I don't know why you're thinking about for the sound talking to shit, you know. But I appreciate that. Yes, sir. Jesus Christ. Everybody want to talk about Dame Dash.

Don't get it off your chest. Who's this? Carla. Peace, Carla. Good morning. How are you? Okay. I'm blessed and highly medicated.

Oh, what you want? You want an edible or something? A little bit of both I don't discriminate Okay I want to get off my chest This Damon Dash Let's start with Damon Dash

Y'all put up with too much of his stupidity I've never liked Damon Dash He has not been relevant Since Alia has passed away Damon Dash needs to stay in his lane Because I make more than him As a construction worker Salute to all the construction workers out there

Y'all do get paid Y'all make a lot of money I mean the world does not even move without y'all You hit me? single date is some construction going on in the company in the world. I appreciate you for some respect on my profession

but let's get on, I want to really get off my chest. It's a person guy that got killed. I do not promote somebody being murdered. But that was Carmen knocking on that man's door. You can't hate. I think ain't nothing going to happen. These Trump supporters

fly these flags half mass because of this man that got killed. That was his own doing. If he would shut his mouth and stay in his lane and know that this country was built up the back of slaves an immigrant. I'm tired of be stupid Republicans. I'm tired of it because they look at us. I had a white

person tell me yesterday, I need to stay in my lane. I don't belong here. Belong where? Like as far as America? I live in Taylor, Michigan. Okay. I had a white person tell me yesterday, yeah. I had a white person tell me that I don't belong here. Damn. What did you say back? I need to stay in my leg. I told him, I said his mama should have swallowed him.

God damn. You know, I do not promote hate. I do not promote racism. I don't promote none of it. And I will put somebody in their place when they are wrong. And all these trans supporters need to know, their days are going to end. They need to stay in their life. and know these Democrats ain't playing with them.

Well, I think the Democrats are definitely playing for them, playing with them. I don't think the Democrats, you know, have the regime to fight any of this stuff that's going on, but I appreciate you standing up for yourself. Get it off your chest. 1-800-585-105-1. We do that every morning now.

L.L. Cubey. Yes, good morning. Lauren LaRosa. Yes. What you got in the latest? Man, we got some with Dame Dash. Oh, Lord. Yes.

I mean, I think this is going to put a button on it. The CEO at Revolt. sent an email internally discussing Dame Dash and the chairman position or whatnot. So we're going to get into some things and some reactions to, you know, celebrity reactions to all of the interview that we did. Okay, we'll talk about it.

When we come back with the latest, it's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Ah, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlemagne, the guy. DJ Envy is off for the rest of the week. Jeff is running late.

She overslept. But L.L. Coobe is here. It's time for the latest for Lauren. going to be coming a straight fit. She gets him from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this.

The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me. I know your phone was hot yesterday, Lauren LaRosa. Oh, my God, yes.

So yesterday, after we had our conversations here about Dame Dash and all the things, interview um i i mean i said it on air yesterday did i had spoken to well you guys had heard from revolt i had heard from revolt as well but at the time i couldn't say who i'd heard from uh but then i was told by a publicist that i spoke to who actually leads their comms over their communications like hey can you please put on record that you spoke to me i want to make sure that people know that dame dash is not the chairman of revolt so i did that well for people who just catching up you should let them hit her claims that he made okay uh yes do we i don't even know if we

have the claim? Oh, we don't have those claims? Do we have them? I have them bring them over. We cut him yesterday. Okay. So basically what Dame Dash claimed was that he was the new chairman of Revolt. He also claimed that he was going to be acquiring Revolt. That chairman position would be a path to acquiring

Revolt Network. And then he was also saying that he was previously in conversations with BET to acquire BET. And they were really upset. Revolt was really upset about that because internally it caused a lot of like issues. Now, when I posted that, hey, I spoke to the lead publicist at Revolt,

who confirms Dame Dash is not the chairman, oh, baby, when I say all the guns came out. Didn't he threaten to sue me? What, I had to do with it? Yeah, he did threaten to sue you as well. He actually said, uh, he said that you were up here making false claims and that his attorneys were getting involved if you continue to do so. What false claims did I make? I'm not, because we were talking about, remember you said on air, the revolt thing?

He said, Charlemagne and I would advise you not to make up phony stories without real names, saying that anything I said was not true or we will have a legal problem. Don't try to compromise my reputation. I have proof to support everything I say that will stand up in any court. He said he was going to be the new chairman of revolt and he said that he was going to acquire a revolt and revert reached out to us and told us that wasn't true. How's that my fault?

Yeah, and we have the dame audio now too you guys should hear him say. Let's take a listen. I'm now the chairman of revolt right now and I also, I have 15. You don't deserve to be the chairman of revolt. I got you. So I'm now the chairman of revolt with a pathway. You see, because he wants to trigger me and I want you to acknowledge that.

So I'm now Cam's boss, the chairman of Revolt with a pathway to acquisition. I've been trying to buy Revolve. We don't see this on deadline. Can you stop interrupting me, please? Deadline didn't make the announcement for this particular situation. They didn't want to. I had an announcement I was going to make with BT, but Paramount stepped in and they said, do it later.

And they didn't want to be a part of this mess. It will be in something. You know, this gets played tomorrow, so the announcement will be in the trades tomorrow. I've been trying to buy Revolt and I also just did a 25 episode deal for my podcast for bosses take losses

and I'm putting all my content on Revolt. I just want to record this show too. I told him he doesn't deserve to be the chairman because he told me I didn't deserve something early in the interview. I forgot what it was though. I was just matching his energy. Well, the trade that he was talking about or the news announcement he was talking about came via Vib. So Vibed in an

article and it was like, you know, mind you this is following me saying hey the lead publicist at Revolta is saying Dame Dash is not chairman not for a month not for any time so vibe to the article it was an announcement of him being a chairman at Revolt it said that it would be for a month term and then it had quotes from

the CEO of Revoltaud or alleged quotes from the CEO of Revoltaud and all these things right so all this is happening and then there is the Shade Room that obtains an exclusive email that was sent internally at Revoltaud now this email is from DeTavio

Samuels, who is the CEO of Revolt Television. And in the email, he says, I know some of you may have called Dame Dash's interview on the Breakfast Club today to set the record straight. Dame Dash is a hip-hop pioneer with a proven track record as a creator. Yes, we've been in conversations about potential

partnerships, things like licensing his shows and films for Revolta for Revolta, but there is no signed deal. He is not the chairman of our company. There's no accusation path on the table. The quote from me and vibe is completely fabricated. I never said any of that. If anything major

were to happen, you'd hear it directly from me. And then they go into some news that, you know, that is actually true, that is actually happening from them. Like, they just partnered with Naomi Osaka on some sports, women in sports content they'll be doing, you know, just some of the positive things that they wanted to highlight. But yeah, they had to internally tell their team, hey, this is not true

because the employees were like, what is happening right now? I told you all yesterday that I thought he was capping. I also told you all yesterday he was going to spend all day explaining himself and that's exactly what he did. Didn't Cam have something to say about this yesterday? Yes. So, Ken, Cameron posted online and he more so was laughing at Dame Dash

as well. Do we have Cameron with Adrian? Yeah, so Cameron was more so laughing at Dame Dash. I saw him explain some stuff too. Okay, so we'll grab that as well. In the meantime, you remember when he was here as well, he talked about Claudia Jordan and he mentioned 50 Cent. 50 Cent also has

something to say. 50 Cent, it wasn't a video but 50 Cent posted on Instagram and he said he said, I don't know why Dame Dash is calling me a liar. And basically because Dame Dash was saying that 50 hadn't grabbed the rights to paid and full. Claudia Jordan has something to say because Dame Dash talked about the lawsuit that she was involved in because she was in the movie, Dear Frank. Let's take a listen. Dame Dash once again has my name in his mouth when he should be having pollident tight grip in his mouth instead holding those cheap ass dentures in place instead of worrying about me.

Why do you keep trying to bring me into your mess? You've been seen by everybody, you've lost every single lawsuit, and you owe the government all this money, yet you keep trying to bring me into your bullshit. On the set of Dear Frank, you were wildly inappropriate. You did shit on that set that should have shut it down. And what you did to me during the one scene was f*** up. I have not embarrassed you yet because everybody else has done that job for me and including yourself. But if you want to keep running your mouth, then I'm going to tell my side. You say, fervent on set.

You were disgusting. The things you did with that porn tape and what you tried to do to get me ready for a scene with you while your shunt was showing out of your. chess and you thought you was hot, you were not. What a bad mess? And yes, I understand you see me everywhere and you're nowhere except pretending to own ranches that you don't own and borrowing money from people. And you see people that are just flourishing without you. And like once, like you do with Jay-Z, you're just sitting there jealous of everybody else, counting everybody else's money. So now you want to include me in your lawsuit.

Bring it on. What is this shunt C-Murda? Tell me what? Text me late and tell me where to shun it. I don't know. But in this also, Dame had because remember where you said he was going to be trying to explain itself. So Damant posted some text that he allegeded between him and De Tavio

Samuels, who was the CEO of Revolt, and he's basically trying to show that there was an ownership conversation of some sort. Now, the text message conversation, they're talking about exclusivity of content. De Tavio, or whoever this other person is, is saying we can align on clips and other things

from America News, so there's something, but it can only live in one place. And then Dame does act in this text. He said, you know, in addition to other things also is there still a pathway to own. Now the Tavio texts back, but he also says after that, but I'm cool with it if it's just for

bosses take losses to start. And then Dame says, not my YouTube channel, oh, not my YouTube channel, my network. The Tavio responds, yes, and I'm with these folks, and then it's cut off. Then there's an email where De Tavio is allegedly introducing Dame Dash to someone on an email

thread. I got a headache already. All I know is Dame cares too much with the internet thinks. You know what's interesting? A couple weeks ago, Dame was sitting down on art of dialogue being chatty-patti and he said

Cameron's premature public announcement of becoming president of Rockefeller back in 2002 caused real problems and created real tension at Rockefeller back then. But fast forward just two weeks later and Dame is on the radio making the same kind of premature announcement. Matter of fact, it's not even premature.

It wasn't even, there's nothing to announce. I really didn't understand what happened there. Like, I didn't believe that. I mean, I know when I post this story that like I do my due diligence to find out what really happened but when I found out I was like there's no way he does he I don't know I was I was caught off guard but you know you can't believe somebody would just lie like that yeah yeah I guess for the record dame caught me a liar when I when I mentioned that he was not the chairman of revolt and then the

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I'd be scared. I'll run the Q rating. No, on the Q rating as I get it. My resiliency score is down to adequate because we were on a red eye. My resiliency score. My grit. I got to get my grit score up. Now, don't think that you're.

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So, like, it's not like... What do you get when a true crime produces? walks into a comedy club. I know it sounds like the start of a bad joke, but that really was my reality nine years ago. I just normally do straight stand-up, but this is a bit different. On stage stood a comedian with a story that no one expected to hear.

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This is a tape recorder statement. The person being interviewed is Krista Gail Pike. This is in regards to the death of Colleen Slimmer. I was going off on me, and I hit her. I just hit her and hit her and hit her and hit her. On a cold January day in 1995, 18-year-old Krista Pike killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemer in the woods of Knoxville, Tennessee.

Since her conviction, Krista has been sitting on death row. The state has asked for an execution date for Krista. We let people languish in prison for decades, raising questions about who we consider fundamental. unrestorable. How does someone prove that they deserve to live? We are starting the recording now. Please state your first and last name.

Krista Pike. Listen to Unrestorable Season 2, Proof of Life, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And then threaten to sue me. Yeah. And yeah, try to throw other legal things that way. This is why you just got to laugh at Dame. And I need somebody to make a Dame Dash versus Dame Dash video

where Dame is literally violating all his own rules. Everything he tells others not to do, he does. God bless him. God bless him. And I hope he heals. Yeah. I really do. I really hope Dame Dash Hills.

Thank you, Lauren, for the latest. You're welcome. Okay. Coming up, we got front page news with Teslin Figuero and Marlon Wayans. We'll be joining us this hour. He's got a new movie out this Friday, a Jordan Pill film actually called him, called him, and we'll talk to him all about it. It's the world's most dangerous morning show The Breakfast Club.

You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Yep, the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club. Charlemagne the guy, DJ NB is off. I don't know where Jess is. I thought Jess was supposed to be here, but I guess she's off too. But L.L. Cubey is here, Lauren LaRosa. And it's time for Front Page News. Absolutely good morning.

Good morning. And Charlemagne, the God. Well, let's talk a little bit about, you know, the protests were happening in California. You remember how that was going on this. summer where they actually released a report to talk about how many of those projectiles, which is basically those rubber bullets that were fired into the crowd. So they released a state-manded report of the LA Police Department talking about the use of force against the protesters, and they found out guys

that over 1,000 projectiles, which again are those rubber bullets, were released in one single day in June. So they were definitely, you know, getting it in as far as those protesters were concerned. Now this was the immigration crack down when folks came out to, you know, support or to be anti-immigration and when they deployed the National Guard. So we've been having those conversations, guys. Remember the National Guard, we talked about it yesterday, the National Guard that's in Memphis, how the National Guard will be going to Chicago next. This is the result of that. Now, the issue is in 2021, California restricted the rights, restricted the use of these type of

rubber bullets and, you know, said that it should only be used in certain circumstances. and they're looking for different ways to have crowd control. So right now they are going through a conversation to see if any of those rules have been violated. And we also have a nine-year-old boy. It's been dark this week. I want to do something positive. I want to tell you about the youngest neuro science student in history.

Let's take a listen to this wonderful story. Take a listen. Academics has always been easy for this nine-year-old freshman in college. On Monday, he started off his week at Ursinus College. Ever since I was three, a lot younger, I've been watching anatomy videos, and I was always fascinated when I saw like the brain. In a classroom filled with 18 to 20 year old, Aden is working to make his dream come true as a pediatric neurosurgeon. The reason why I want to be a pediatric neurosurgeon is mainly, mainly because, well, I like helping kids around my age.

Three times a week, Aiden can be seen hitting the books at Ursinus College. The other days, he's taking virtual classes at Reach Cyber Charter School as a sophomore in high school. At just nine years old, Aidan Wilkins is the youngest student in history at Ursinus College. What a genius. I know. What a genius, isn't it? Did you hear how cute each other? Well, when I was two, a lot younger, you know, he's only nine.

How do y'all know when your kids are gifted like that? Like that just happens from birth. I think all kids are gifted like that. I think what we end up doing is putting kids in a box, right? Like we give kids things like the ABCs and the one, two, threes, and we think that's all they can handle. And the reason I noticed that is because of how my daughters read. Like, I'll be sitting there, like last night, I'm sitting there watching CNN,

and one of my daughters loves to come sit by me and she'll be talking. And as I'm listening to what she's saying, she's reading the lower thirds. So the ticker that's going down at the bottom, and she's six years old. And she's just reading the ticker. And last night I was like, man, should I start? stop her because a lot of this stuff is very dark about Charlie Kirk and, you know, Tyler Robinson, but I'm like, nah, because

she's learning, like, so let her cook. Yeah. That's interesting you said that because he actually was reading street signs at two years old. So to answer your question, Lauren, he was literally, like before kids were even talking, he was doing a lot of reading. So his mother, I did some additional digging and

looked into the story. His mother was like, yeah, you know, he's really gifted and started putting him, you know, into different programs. And I want to ask you guys about that because, you know, sometimes he's a sophomore in high school and I know you've probably heard a conversation before with should you let kids just stay on pace or should you

go ahead and let them advance and not really have that traditional you know traditional school traditional school with their age what do you guys think about that do you think you know that that's cool to have him you know be a sophomore at nine years old in high school I don't have a problem with it because

what else do you do if he don't he you waste his time anywhere else he's learning under that and I doubt he's actually going to the school. I'm sure he's getting home train. No, he's actually going to well, he's at a charter school. So he's attending high school. He's attending high school. And so half of his day, he's

actually going to the actual college to take these neuroscience classes. So he, you know, does half his day at his regular charter school and then half the day like actually in class with these 18, 19 year olds. I don't have a problem with it. But I was also born in 1978 and I grew up off Dewee Houser. So I thought, you know, 14 years

being doctors was a normal thing. Right. Well, shout out to him. We needed some positive news. So shout out to him. This wonderful story. Shout out Little Aiden. Keep it going.

Absolutely. Thank you, Tess for Front Page News. And listen, man, please remember that Tesla Figaro is going to be on Abby Phillips show on CNN tomorrow night. And she's going to be in studio with us tomorrow doing Front Page News Live. But I am really looking forward to seeing Taz on Abby Phillips. They still ain't told you who you going to be on with? They still ain't told me. You know, they only tell you the day up.

And, you know, a lot of people don't know that a lot of times we don't get our country. talking points until the day of. We don't know what the topic is. We don't know who we're sitting next to, so it's going to be a big surprise. So thank you for putting the pressure on, brother. Well, if there's one thing I know about Tess, Ted, stay ready so she don't got to get ready, okay?

You better believe it. M-16 sniper. What you used to shoot in the Army, Ted? M-60, baby, 23-pound weapon. Come on now. I'll shoot the M-16 as well, but I was a 60 gun. Come on now.

All right. Tell them what to follow you, Ted. Follow me on Instagram, guys, at Teslan Figuero. Make sure you tap in. I'm always, you know, talking about different subjects and still the podcast with Black and Fake Podcast Network. Check that out five years strong, so a lot of content

there as well. That's right. When we come back, Marlon Williams will be joining us. He's got a new movie coming out this Friday. It's actually a Jordan Pill film called him. It is a sports horror film and he'll be here to talk to us all about it when we come back. It's the world's most dangerous morning. Show The Breakfast Club.

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Shalameen the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Long LaRose is here as well. And we got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. Ladies and gentlemen, Marlon Wayne. What's happening? Welcome back.

Good morning. Always home. Always home. How do you feel, man? I feel great. You know, I love that y'all got the two ladies here. Y'all need the balance. Thank God. God, one wasn't enough. I felt bad for you. I felt bad for you. I felt bad for her. Oh, my God.

Too much toxic masculinity going on. Balls on the table at all time. Well, listen, this is a big week for you. Yeah. Him comes out on Friday. Yes, sir. Jordan Pill, Monkey, Paul, production.

Yes, sir. What made you want to do a dark psychological sports horror movie? He called, and I said yes. You say no to Jordan Peele? There's certain people you don't say no to. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pitch me a, nah, I'm good. Yeah, it's Jordan Peele.

I'm good. I'm going to do some. I'm going to go do a little man, too. It's Jordan Pill. I mean, here's the thing. It was great as one of those roles I didn't have to audition for. They wanted me. They was just like, you're the guy, him and director, Justin Tipping.

Two visionaries call you. You pick up the phone, and you go, I bet. I'm going to bring my A game, and I think I put my best performance in the best movie. How does that feel when somebody sees something in you that you may not see in yourself? I feel like an old slave, like, I know you ain't talking about me. Are you sure? You ain't talking about shown? Damien!

What you need me to do, son? I couldn't believe it. But it feels good, you know, because I'm so busy working that I don't realize how much work I've done. I'm so, I got my head down. Y'all know me. I'll just be on the grind, grind, grind, grind. I don't really know the effect that I've had, right,

until you have these moments in your life where you look up and you go, wait, I've been doing this for 35 years, and I got this resume, like, And it's crazy because it's like you're one of one. I don't know anybody that has a skill level you got at this point. There's probably three or four guys that can do this. And either they're dead, crazy, or they ain't doing it no more. And I was just like, boom.

But I think about it and they go, you get to a point. It's like, I don't want to audition. I don't know my work by now. I have played a junkie in Requiem. I have played seven people in Sex Tuplett. I played a little person A white woman I've done it all

A football player A basketball player I've done it all What do you do with the guy He can do everything Let them do everything So these are my years Where I just do everything

How do you shut down though Because like you say you do everything You do a special I feel like every other month You're always on the road You always do movies So how do you shut down And be like

I'm gonna put the effort to do in this movie Well you do specials when you are special God just made me special No because I work so much So it's not like I don't need 20 years to craft a stand-up special, right? Because this is what I do.

Check my schedule. I'm on the road every weekend. Check malo-wains.com. I am on the road every weekend. I'm about to do scary movie. Guess what? Scary movie says, I'm on the road every weekend because I'm preparing for something great, so I just do the work. So specials to me, I'm ready to film my next

one, and I already know my next two after that. Because I write scripts. I got a writer in my head at all times. It's just like, you know, pitching me jokes, that and God. And so I'm always working. And so, I don't like to hold on the material. I think you let it go. It's like a blank canvas.

I just want to paint, man. Just give me the, I just want to paint. I just love it. I love what I do, man. I was talking about you last week because somebody in the room said, I saw Marlon Williams on, Kai said, not scream,

and he was, he was almost as funny. No, what did you say? That's not, first of all. He didn't even say, I was shot crying. Why is it always hot in here? What do you?

Y'all turn the heat up. Y'all just like seeing me sweat. You lay it, though. This is crazy. undershirt this time. She said I was shocked. He was funnier than Ka. That's not what I said.

Wow. That is not. You lied. What did you say? We got mad at me because I said he was better than Kai. It was his dream because people come on that stream and don't know how to like interact with the chat. And even if they're great at what they do, you had, you were like- 35 years of experience. And we said, you must have seen a lot of experience too.

And I get what you're saying. I mean, in the streamer space is different than what he does. So even though you're great at what you do, I don't know if you've seen other streams prior to you. their great talent, but they don't be knowing how to, like, they'd be so lost in the songs. You ate that up. There's a 15-year-old boy that lives inside of me that I

will never grow up. If you spent the night at my house and I'm 53 years old and you got your mouth wide open, I'm going to put some garbage in your mouth. You're going to wake up with makeup on your face. I am always, I'm a fart in your mouth. I'm always, my son

and his friends be like, Dad, you got a chill. Can you stop farting my friend you need for balance man you need two women you have to walk around a tonneal I need five no but

and I think the key to that show and even though all the streamers was like bro like you you that dude they were like you you ain't just movie funny you ain't just TV funny

like you funny I was like bro I do this this is what I do I love to do this and they were all surprised but I was like they like how you get like that

I was like, I live on a stage. I've been writing movies since I was 19. I went to performing on a tight school. I've been snapping. That's what I do. I grew up in the projects. I roast people until you punch me in the face and I punch you back. That's what I like to do.

That's how I make my friends. I make my friends. That's how we create our boundaries. I talk about you. That's how we created a friendship. You know what I'm saying? It's like sometimes you've got to go at it. I'm a New York Negro.

I'm never going to not be the kid on the block ready to snap. Would you tell me, Reggie? He said, I'm glad the abortion didn't go to it. Yeah, he tried to say. Some slick stuff With a little chest Go get out of here Go get your ass in an incubator

So it's Con to not go in Scary 6 Scary Movie 6 Because that's... We're working on it Okay We're working on it I love that little young brother

I love what he's doing Most of all I love that he stay out of trouble I love his whole crew I really think Like you can't be an old head And not respect the youth When they're coming up I sit there and go

Hey maybe I should Start an old stream for old people, old heads. That would be a lot of fun. But how are we going to figure out how to get on? Wait, I mean. Oh, I got kids. I got a two and a half year old.

She knows how to work everything. How are we going to figure out how to get on? I got you. I got kids. Your daughters are helping get on. You got daughters? You got four daughters? You got four daughters?

Oh, you're Nick Cannon, Jr. You're like, no, same mama. How many mamas? Same? He had the one day to think. You should go that. You know what your shop, she would have to think. Oh, that's good.

That's good. He didn't blast them all the way out. That's sharp shit, man. I'm proud of you, Black, man. But, yes, that stream was, it was just fun. I had so much fun. I think the key to life is you just have fun. Everything I do, I just have fun, and I put 150% into it.

I don't let no, I don't let nothing go. I'm not too cool. I just want to have fun, and that's always what I'm going to be. And it does feel like you're constantly reintroducing yourself to a new audience. Because, like you said, she didn't know. That's not true. And they didn't know. Right?

So it's like, my kids' friends didn't know. They all like, yo, you're a goat. I didn't know you was that funny. You didn't see scary movie? You didn't see white chicks? You didn't see Don't Be a Minnis? You didn't see Marlins'all and you didn't see Scarborough? You got to watch some of them old heads when they come on that stream.

They're great, but it's not. That's why I get what you say. Yeah, I know. But she was comparing athletes and like, no. It's a celebrity. It's different with comedians. Yeah, comedians are different people.

Kevin Hart was great as well too Kevin Hart was great as well too. Yeah but I'm trying like I don't know I think because it made me think what if we had like you know the in living color stream like what if those worlds collided today what would we see and how would the talent be? You're going to see it I'm gonna stop

my string we're gonna be twitching soon people period. The way it's actually ain't on these old I can't get my old brother which camera is it then get that camera out of my face. No they my brothers wouldn't do it but I would I'm just the troll like that. That's what I love

to do, you know, and I think eventually that is exactly what I'm going to here's so much, when I went on that show my, I have a wonderful stylist, Jason and Ron, and these brothers tried to put me in some cool boots and they were slippery. I was like, uh-uh.

They had me dressed with some cool D-squared pants and this suede jacket. I said, no. I said, they go, why? You want to step up your level? I said, no, no. I'm going in with these young Negroes and They're going to be acting the fool. I want to be, I don't be sliding around.

I don't want to feel like an, um, give me, put, I'm wearing these snap on Rick Owens. I'm going to wear some Rick Owens sneakers. I'm going to go in there with the youth, and we're going to have fun. So whatever they was doing, I was just like, oh, you want to dance? Yes, yes. This morning, our special guest is Mr. Marlon Wayans. He's got a new movie out this Friday, a Jordan Peele film called him. Now, when you talk about the movie him, was there something in Isaiah White that challenged you?

Well, break that what him is. it for people that, because they haven't seen it yet, what is him about? Him is a basically, it's a psychological horror thriller set in the world of football and it's basically like never meet your idols, you know, it's like and what are you willing to sacrifice

for success? So a young brother comes to the greatest quarterback whoever played, basically like a Tom Brady's camp. I play Isaiah White. He's the greatest quarterback ever got eight rings. Eight rings. So he's the goat. So a young man he's about to retire because he wants to, you

with his family and have a kid and chill out he did it and so this other kid this new kid comes along and he comes to his camp and he reminds him of the great he used to be and he's like I don't want to retire I want to make your life hell I want to break you and so he goes about psychologically just dismantling him in a horrific kind of way and what happens is it's the franchise basically is a representation for signing with you know like the devil but it's not the devil and it's all about the choice because do you want to be and he tells them don't be me be better than me so all these spoils are in there for all these athletes for anybody right there's always a sacrifice you oh you want to get on what are you willing to do to

get on because at a point it's not worth your integrity you never lose your integrity don't be a part of this system if you have to lose your integrity you buck the system and you become the system and that's what i've done my whole career so that's why i really loved about the movie. There's something beautiful and positive for young people in our industry, whatever industry, whatever job it is, that there's a great message in there.

So nothing should be taken literally is what you're saying. No, man. People crazy. That blood in the eye, you know, they're doing devil worship. Marlon was sacrificing ghosts. It ain't none of that, man. It's like, look, get off of that. It's a great movie. It's about good versus evil. At the end of the day, good is going to win. So you've got to watch

the movie. And honestly, I think it's probably my favorite movie I've been in I think just dramatically just visually Justin Tipping did this thing Tyreek Withers is great in the movie Julia Fox is great all the supporting cast is great

the soundtrack is great when y'all see this movie it's not a movie you're gonna see one time it's a movie you're gonna see like four or five six times because I watched it twice you saw it was just telling us wow what did you think

I thought it was really good but hit the thing I think I and for me I think I gave my best performance You and the dude that played camera and y'all carried the movie by far I had to watch it The first time I was like, what did I just watch? And then when I watched it, the second time

I understood a lot more of it But then when you said what you said just now, I'm like Oh, so that wasn't supposed to be taken literally? No. Okay. Not literal, but But I really feel like this movie You know, I'm just grateful because the director let me off the chain. A lot of times directors try to cage you

and, you know, I'm a lying that I need a safari. I don't like to be caged. And sometimes that's good that you cage because then it's about working the intensity. But when you open up that, when you starve me for two weeks, and then you open up that cage

and it's Sunday, and it's a full of people and kids and you're just sitting there hungry and you're going, I'm going to eat. And he would just let me off the cage, let me off the hinge and just go, go there. And he would just,

we'd do two takes and go, that was great, that was awesome. And I said, you need something else? He goes, no, that was great. And he goes, let's do one more. I said, what do you want? What do you need? Do you need something specific?

No, I'm good. He goes, just do, and my eyes will light up. He was telling me, throw out the script and do your interpretation of what you feel inside as an artist. This is Miles Davis playing My Funny Valentine. Throw out the sheet music, and you express what you want, given the instrument that you possess. And so a lot of the stuff that we did in there that's unhinged,

I was able to just create on the fly. And I know how to, I know how to improvise as the character. And for a reason, I'm not trying to be funny. I'm trying to break you. And breaking you means I got to humiliate you. Oh, I'm going to do that with my jokes. And so there was a lot of just freedom in that role. And I just feel like, you know, I think the world finally gets to see Marlon.

And I don't know why I thought he was stealing people's powers. No. That's what I thought too. I thought that. Well, he wasn't stealing powers. He was taking blood of grates and infusing it. And then he put that blood in him, you know, because he's passing it on. And not until you get to that point where the two people got to collide.

Now we're colliding good versus evil. And then, you know, you'll see the movie. But, man, I really, it's a powerful movie, man. Now, as an actor, right, do you prefer direction where, tell me how you want this? Or do you prefer, let me be an actor? Let me be art. I prefer both because I know a director as a producer and a writer and you know director I know a director has a vision of how they see things right how they see it they're ready in the editing booth so whatever you're doing they're ready in the

editing booth what do you need if I do a take like more than four times there's something specific that I'm not giving them or the camera is messed up like this out of focus you know the dolly move so I don't take that personal I know but for me I like a take where you go Do what you want. Do what I want. Now you're going to get something special. Now you get the comedian. Now you get the writer that's been writing movies since he was 19 years old. Now you get the marlin that I have worked myself to be

and I can improve and enhance any material. When you were shooting it, I always wondered when people who work with Jordan Peele, because you have to watch it so many different times like Charlemagne said, when you're actually in it, are you ever in real time realizing that something might be interpreted one way, like, oh, that's what this means? versus it being different than when you first read the script? No, I mean, I dig in. I do my work, right?

So before I get to set, I have a process. Like, I don't go show up and just learn my lines in the trailer. No, no, no, no. You give me a script, Marlon dives in. So I work with my acting coach. I bring Leland Doran Thompson, shout out. And, you know, you see my dramatic work. Like, right now, when I'm locked, I'd be locked in right now.

So the work I do in stand-up is the same work I do when it comes to breaking down a script. So before I get to set, not only do I know the lines, but I know the story, I know the obstacles, I know the objective, in every scene there's an intention. What am I trying to get? And then I'm prepared. So when the director goes, all you got to do is touch me like this and change this and get this and give me this emotion. And I got it all prepared because I worked it the night before, the morning before. I worked my body to get my body into a certain way. Like, I put on muscle.

I was 25 pounds bigger than I am now. I lost the weight because I'm about to do shorty and scary movie six, and I don't want him being buff, son. I think that's weird. Would I say have taken Magic Johnson's blood? Wow. Wow. Well, now he would.

I may take Magic's blood. This man, richer than he ever been. You better get some blood, too. When he's selling that, he's on yachts and boats. I want that blood. This morning, our special guest is Mr. Marlon. He's got a new movie out this Friday A Jordan Peele film called him

DJ Envy. White Chicks, I gotta ask white chicks, right? Hilarious, right? I think it was one of those movies. I don't think people caught at first, but then when they caught it, they're like, this is one of the funniest. Would you ever do a sequel to it? I would. I'm waiting for technology. I'm waiting for AI. I don't want to sit in makeup seven hours again. For 60 days sitting in

seven hours of makeup and then working 14 hours after that, which means I'm sleeping two hours every day to do this movie. Nah, AI is coming, so I got to get in makeup two times and then the AI will do the work I'm down for that but other than that I want to do black man the movie

where I come in I do five minutes of makeup and I get out of 12 hour day You said after white chicks they wanted you gone what were some of the like did you ever face any hardships or any challenges after that nobody's supposed to be famous this long especially if you're black

nobody that's unheard of to stay around that long it's because you work right I will say this Hollywood's a great place but they don't know what to do with you right so the opportunities you get there's only a small margin that you're going to get

those opportunities right because before it gets to me Will Smith got that script Eddie Murphy got that script Jamie Fox got that script so you got to wait for all these people to turn it down and I feel bad for regular regular actors because then you got to wait for after me

then after me you got to wait for Nick Cannon then you got to you know what I'm saying Like that's a long time to wait to maybe get a role, but if you create the role and you put yourself as the star, now I can cast other people in my vision. So these are my best years, and I started out as a farmer and an agricultural. My brother taught me farming and agricultural to be an agriculturist.

Now I'm like industry, industry, industry, philanthropy, and education is the three things that I'm going to work on in terms of building this brand. I just feel when I've been watching your interviews getting ready for this, that there's a, you have like a feeling of like there's like happiness, but there's like an arrival even though you've already been here. You said it took 53 years to feel special on CBS.

Yeah, to get confident. But that's, to me, listening to you say that, it's crazy because like you've always been Marlon Wayans. I have, but there was missing pieces. I said it was better. Don't do that. We can run the tape. I'm going to run the tape. Yeah, we can run it. I know what I trust you because you'll be on your facts.

Thank you. Okay, thank you. What I'm trying to say to you is, when I watch your interviews, I don't know, it just feels different. Like you feel like you've arrived now. Yeah. Why? What is the feeling with this role? I've done the work.

Life breaks you and rips you apart and you survive through that and you just go, oh, I get it. I'm here. And I, you know, like I said, I was always a happy go lucky dude. Once I survived the trauma and the pain that I went through, I'm a better actor. I'm a better actor because I've been through. through more and now my comedy I don't write about pop culture I write about what hurts me

that I write from blood so when you see my stand-up it's not just oh he's telling silly jokes oh he got a story yo there's something that I learned when I watch that it's coming from a special place and when you can make your pain funny that's when you start getting great Richard Pryor

took his pain he had a heart attack and he's like you know it's funny about having a heart attack and he did the most brilliant bit on having a heart attack that's where you for me that's when I got confident when I started doing stand-up and really looking at myself as an artist

and going I want to be better writing scripts ain't enough acting ain't enough producing is not enough and then when I said I want to be a superstar stand-up so now I can do it all put me anywhere let's go let's rock let's get it

that she's talking about the I've arrived moment right but we look at you from that from a long time ago just look at the history that you've done you know every time they said you couldn't, you did it over. They try to take your, you know, what you've done. And you said, all right, F you, I don't need you. I'm going to do it my own way.

The shot me is classic. You have to write down like top five in a little color sketches. I guarantee you Mr. Ugly Man going to be. So it's weird that you're saying, this is my, you know, I've arrived moment where we looked at it so long. Do you feel like you don't get the necessary, I don't want to say respect, but the kudos that you deserve because you are the funny guy, you are the cool guy, you all the guy at a lot, right?

It's beyond being the funny guy, the cool guy. I think, you know, it's also, I'm the baby of legends. It's hard when you're the baby of legend. You've got all these legendary dudes doing legendary things, and you were part of that tribe. Oh, that's Keenan Damon, little brother. And not to say that I want to stand out. It takes time to know Marlon, right?

It took Michael Jackson a long time before he became Michael. You know, he was toured with his brothers. He was like 35, 40 years old, and he was like, okay, Then he wasn't bad and, you know, off the wall. He's done little things. And then thriller hits. And you go, oh, he's Michael. It takes time for you to stand apart when you come from such a legacy.

And I never wanted to stand apart because I love Wayans. I die, Wains. I breathe Wains. Hey, everybody. This is Matt Rogers. And Bowen Yang. And you're never going to guess who's our guest on Los Culturestis. It is Bradley Jackson, L. Woods, Tracy Flick herself.

Reese with us. It must go in a girls' trip. I have to have a tequila. We must. Oh! The Q rating. Q rating. When they run diagnostic on you guys.

I'd be scared. Run the Q rating. No on the Q rating. My resiliency score is down to adequate because we were on a red eye. My resiliency score. Where's your grit? My grit. I gotta get my grit score up.

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My name is Ed. Everyone say hello, Ed. Hello, Ed. I'm from a very rural background myself. My dad is a farmer and my mom is a cousin, so, like, it's not like, What do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club? I know it sounds like the start of a bad joke, but that really was my reality nine years ago. I just normally do straight stand-up, but this is a bit different. On stage stood a comedian with a story that no one expected to hear.

The 22nd of July 2015, a 23-year-old man had killed his family. And then he came to my house. So what do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club? A new podcast called Wisecrack, where stand-up comedy and murder takes center stage. Available now. Listen to Wisecrack on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is a tape recorder statement. The person being interviewed is Krista Gail Pike.

This is in regards to the death of Colleen. Slimmer. And she just started going off on me, and I hit her. I just hit her and hit her and hit her and hit her. On a cold January day in 1995, 18-year-old Krista Pike killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemer in the woods of Knoxville, Tennessee. Since her conviction, Krista has been sitting on death row.

The state has asked for an execution date for Krista. We let people languish in prison for decades, raising questions about who we consider fundamentally unrestorable. How does someone prove that they deserve to live? We are starting the recording now. Please state your first and last name. Krista Pike. Listen to Unrestorable Season 2, Proof of Life,

on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Live Wands. And for the past 15 years, I've just been working. on Marlin so that when I come back to Wands I could be a better stronger finger in that big in that fist and do our best work that's why it's scary movie six this is big this is bringing us all back together and now I got a completely different skill set than I had when I did the first one so I can't wait till next summer June 12th in theaters scary movie six we come with these laughs everybody need these laughs and I just feel like

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haven't gotten yet that I don't yearn for it don't identity it's not that that makes my identity but I want them statues I want that in me I want that Oscar I want that Grammy for my comedy I'll I want that Tony for a Broadway play.

I want those things, and I'm going to get those things. And if I fall short and I don't get an EGOT, if I got a guy, I'm happy. If I got a I'm happy. But I know that I'm putting in the work. And even after I get that, to me, I still never made it because you stay hungry as an artist. Look at guys like Kobe. 60 points on his last game. He kept doing the work.

It's about doing the work. The Kobe that was in the league when he was 19. He was dope then. but you see the Kobe at 35 when he's starting to win those rings consecutively, that's a different Kobe Bryant. Then after he left him and Shaq had the

dismantling of that team for him to go get another ring or two more rings after that without Shaq, that's because that man was an animal. You got to be, I'm an animal. I'm in that gym. I'm working out. I'm working my instrument. I'm on a stage. I am not going to fail my moments.

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That man is so passionate about his acting and everything like that. He was up here. You've seen the veins in his neck when he was explaining, you know, how he does, how he improvise and stuff. So, I love him. He's a talented.

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She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts. Sometimes she have details. Sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me.

All righty. So, wanted to explain a little bit more about what went down behind the scenes with Cameron and not even Cameron but Dame Dash and Revolt TV is Cameron because you know what? I'm sure we still talking about this yeah we have to now we got to get this one I didn't have in the last day it was a big day

Dame Dash is currently trending across Google because of the interview so we're going to get this in because Cameron actually this is the button that we should have put on it last hour so apologies for not having it then we got it now Cameron explains what actually went down between Cameron Dame Dash and Revoltaught how we got here let's take a listen

I ain't know you'd be lying like this, bro. You know, when they, yeah, man, you don't pay attention to a lot of shit. The n-cote called Revolt last week and say he wants to put his content on Revolt channel. Revolt programming is booked up until 2026. I have two more shows I could do this year. And so when I found that out, I called my man Fendi. I say, yo, tell Dane, I put these shows on my slot on Revolt, because I have two more shows I can put on Revolveld.

If I can execute to produce the shows. When I needed help, he put his album, he put my albums out of Rockefeller, and I let him an executive producer, I'm trying to do the same thing for you. I have a couple dollars for you. I'm just the executive producer of the show. Firstly, tell Fendi, yeah, he's like, I ain't back. Now, I'm out of fact that I'm the Godfather, but he can't produce, executive to produce my shows, da, da, da, da, da. How you're the Godfather, anything? Your word don't count no more.

You don't got teeth. You have dentures. Your word don't mean nothing. You fell off the Mount Rushmore and Harlem a long time ago. But we'll address it all tomorrow and Friday. But don't say I ain't trying to help out. You didn't want me as I can produce your TV shows could have walked the right there for you.

That's sad, man. Dame cares too much about what other people think, especially in regards to his finances. He wants to be perceived as a boss. So he just wanted to say he was chairman of Revolt so he can come off as Cam's boss? Yeah. That's corny.

Yeah. A lot of the interview is going to be going to, but yeah. Crazy. Yes. Well, part one of what Kim is going to be dropping on Revolts at 5 p.m. Tonight, as a reminder, and then part two will drop on Friday. And Cam's caption to that video Was, Let's Place Swear to God

Lying through your gums is treacherous But I got you tomorrow and Friday You're supposed to eat off this type of content like this Yesterday is what I call it Thanksgiving turkey Everybody eat Especially and Cam has every right to Because I just don't know why Cam would I mean why Dan would go to that extreme

Just to come off as Cam's boss Like that wouldn't be fact checked in real time It is crazy He must think this is a coffin for real and nobody listens to the breakfast He definitely thinks that You've been inside his room for 15 years You don't know what's going on out there

He said 30 Oh my bad 30 years He'll be 15 in December You're dropping a clue bombs for us damn it But he wanted to be 30 some big But y'all saw Claudia? Yes we did

We played the last hour But yeah you thank you for sending me that She you know Claudia gonna give Give a nigga to blues She said and she's not done yet Oh gosh The next time she in New York she want to stop pass

to clear some things up here or go she wanted to run to the name dad oh I'm like not she's going to date I'm like wait he's like in Nebraska or somewhere man she hit me soon as it

soon as she saw it like oh no he lied he's playing around she went on the nigga well in other news I wanted to take some time to also shout out Cam

Cameron because on his on the show that he does it is what it is with him and Mays they have a stat baby Treasurer Wilson who is a journalist that works as like an anchor

a moderator on the show and they had Adrian Brunner on the show and the, they had to Kim had to ask Adrian Brunner to leave because that baby was uncomfortable. Let's take a listen to that. Let's take a listen to the first clip. You look so good in purpose.

Thank you. I appreciate that. Hey, what you wish to that? What do you say? I love you. What a guy? I'm sorry. I'm my bad, y'all. My bad. Hey, Statt, could you stop Smellis?

Can you stop Smellon? Yo, yo, bro. We got him. Oh, alright. Oh, shit. I told you that. My bad. Okay, we got to move on the football.

Statt? Oh, my God. Your Statt, let's do the football. I guess I answer the question about Floyd. When I see, when I see you taking off some time. I'm mesmerized by Statt. Yeah, bro. I did not know you looked that good in person.

Yeah, he had clown. He's always dead. He's always making some women feel uncomfortable though. Agent Brone is a certified clown. Yeah, and they were trying to play it off. They were trying to keep going and do the show. But it was a little difficult for her. And so eventually what happened was, what you brought to say, Charlotte.

Did Cam say her boyfriend was there too? Yes. Okay. Yeah, he did say her boyfriend was there as well too. So eventually they had to, Cam had to ask him to leave us. Let's take a listen to that. All right, hey, we're going to have to ask you to go, my,

I mean, I have to ask you to go. I'm going to pay you for your time. I appreciate you. I'm going to love you, my. I'm not doing it again. Yeah, no, no, no. I can't. I ask you the first time.

I don't have no problems with you, but I'm gonna pay you for your time, but you can't violate, bro. I told you that. I'm not, though. I'm not. I told you no, I told you no, boyfriend's in here.

You know what my boyfriend on? No, no. But I appreciate your tongue. Is he on something? He sounds like he's very poked up. Yeah, a little. Jesus. Lord, yeah, he does.

That was great. Yeah. I'm sorry. That's a respect thing. If you gave him a warning once, right? Yeah. You continue it. And then she's uncomfortable.

yeah yeah damn and and I also love how Cameron stepped in you know and defended as co-hosts too you know what I mean whether his boyfriend whether her boyfriend was there or not yeah that's how you do that yeah I think that when I watched it I was like man I was wanted to make sure that I shouted them out for that because a lot of times in a situation as women you don't want to be the person that says something because you feel like I don't want to mess up the vibe or be like oh she's doing too much so to have a man step in it it just changes yeah but y'all should say something if y'all feel uncomfortable if y'all feel uncomfortable in the moment you should say something because

especially in the environment because a lot of times a lot of things get mistaken is just entertainment. Yeah but just content. But yes. Have you ever felt like I don't want to though because you don't want to be the person? I promise you we should and you know we were me and Jess are really outspoken. Jess will go on Instagram

live on. But yeah absolutely I felt very you know I felt like by a man before yeah you know on sets and stuff like that and I haven't said anything because I didn't want to be the one to be like, oh, no, you know. Here she go. Here she go. Yeah, I swear it feels like that. Here she can, me too.

You know what I mean? Yes. Because they don't believe you off the rip. So, a lot of times. Yeah. But that is it for the latest in this hour. Next hour, we're going to talk about Beyonce's music and how it's still on the run. Well, since you just said that, why don't we tell him to come to the front of the congregation?

Calvin Evans. Mm-hmm. Calvin Evans should come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with him about Beyonce's hard drive. Okay. It's Calvin Evans. You're about to find out.

Okay. Yes. It's the breakfast club. You're checking out the breakfast club. Tell us. Made it. You get donkey at a date. Yeah, you dumb ass.

You get donkey at a date. You are a donkey. It's time for don't give the day. I'm going to fatten all that shit around your eyes. They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlemagne to tap these gloves. Let's go. They have to make a judgment.

of who was going to be on the donkey of the day. They chose you. The breakfast club, bitchy. Who's donkey today today? Well, donkey today for Wednesday, September 17th, goes to a man named Kelvin Evans. Kelvin is the most unlucky thief in America. Why? Because when you're a thief,

it's not just about what you steal, are the fact you stealing. Sometimes it's about who you steal from. And Kelvin picked the wrong one to steal from. You hear me? Okay, see, Kelvin was doing what has become a national pastime in the city of Atlanta, and that's breaking in cars.

All right, drop on the clues, Bob, for Atlanta. Salute to everybody who listens to us on 96.1 to beat. You know we're there every year for the Black Effect Podcast Festival. I was just there a couple weeks ago for Invest Fest, too, suit to earn your leisure. Every time I'm in Atlanta, people feel the need to warn me that a vehicle I'm in may get broken into. Okay, I forgot what part of town it is.

One of the heads, bank buck, one of them. But when you're in Atlanta, they will tell you that if you got a car, especially something relatively nice, they would tell you that you might as well keep your windows rolled down so they don't break the windows okay when someone breaks into your vehicle that happened to you didn't you ever yes it is in Atlanta right twice yes sir

damn twice in the same car no a different car oh okay well Kelvin is one of those individuals who be breaking into people's vehicles and on July 8th 2025 he broke into the wrong one and stole the wrong thing from the wrong person let's go to Atlanta news for us for the report please

Atlanta police said the man accused of stealing unreleased Beyonce music is now in custody That theft happened days before the superstar's first Cowboy Carter concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in July. Atlanta News first, Yasmina Alston, is live at the Fulton County Jail. So, Yasmina, what if you learned about this? Well, I can tell you that police tell us Kelvin Evans is still in this jail on a $20,000 bond after he was taken into custody for his alleged involvement. He is here facing a charge of entering an automobile with intent to commit theft.

That theft allegedly includes unreleased Beyonce music that was on. car drives in one of the several stolen bags. This reportedly happened in a Crog Street parking garage where Beyonce's choreographer and a dancer told investigators they parked their rental car, which was broken into. Police had a car description which eventually led them to Evans at an apartment complex on Hank Aaron Drive, where video showed him taking the stolen bags out of the car. But in the end, it was an unrelated incident call that led hateful police to arresting Evans on the Atlanta theft charge. Calvin, Calvin, Calvin, you must be

crazy in love with jail. Okay, trying to steal Beyonce's hard drive is literally like trying to steal a beehive full of bees. Okay, would you even attempt to steal a beehive full of bees? Number one, you was on parole. Okay, when you're on parole, you are supposed to maintain employment. And guess what? If you had a job, you wouldn't have to break into people's cars.

So all you had to do was follow the rules of your parole and you wouldn't be in the situation you in now. But no, instead of being free mingling with all the single ladies, you back in jail and there is nobody to blame but you. Okay, you should look in the mirror and say, you know why I'm back in jail? Me, myself, and I. That's all you got in the head. Now, I'm sure vehicles get broken into in Atlanta all the time, but it's not everyday vehicles get broken into and hard drives with unreleased Beyonce music on them get stolen. That right there immediately made you a different kind of suspect.

See, those hard drives with Beyonce music, those are irreplaceable. Okay, every single law enforcement official in Atlanta got in formation when they received that call. And when it came to that case, every single law enforcement official in Atlanta had to go check on it. You immediately made yourself

the hottest car thief in America, okay? Not to mention, now that your name is out there, you might as well delete all your social media. Okay, you think the Beehive is going to let you live. They're going to find you. your Facebook, Instagram, Tick-Tac, they're going to have

your baby pictures. They probably got your grandma's social security number already. And when they post your grandma looking crazy in her church hat, you don't have

anyone to blame but yourself because you shouldn't have been breaking into people's vehicles to begin with. You really thought you were going to steal

five jump drives containing watermark music, some unreleased music, footage plans for Beyonce's show, future set-less, and nobody was going ringing the alarm? Please give Calvin Evans

the sweet, and hamletones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Of the day, y'-haw. And you know what makes it even crazy? When he stole it, on the day he stole it, it was a MacBook air laptop, it was pinging.

Whoever he was at at the Hank Aaron Drive Complex the dad at the he just kept it you just kept it you ate that with the songs yeah I was raised he ate that damn listen

you can't ever compliment that's why yo I don't know why I do it every time call him tall see if you take that one gosh no why would you lie to me

I mean I'm like being lied to men's egos need lies sometimes you know I was thinking about something you all said a little while ago right

when y'all was talking about the uh Adrian Brana yes right what is the proper protocol in that situation when a woman

is uncomfortable and doesn't say she's uncomfortable and wants a man to intervene like what is the proper way for a woman to say something because both of y'all said y'all haven't said things before. Yeah, yeah. You know? Because did Treasurer say something? I was wondering I didn't... She played it off. She was giggling

trying to get through her segment. So Cam's just new. Yeah, they're not uncomfortable because after a while you're seeing like how he kept going and Cam tried to ignore it a little bit and then he tried to go along with it. At a point he cut Cam off to make advances at her like that. It's uncomfortable. It's weird, you know.

I don't really know. I really think, so if you're working as, for instance, with us, if you're working as closely with us, I think you got to kind of just know us because now we're telling you, like, we don't ever want to be the person like, yo, I'm uncomfortable. Especially, like, you just don't know in the room what it turns into. So you just got to kind of know sometimes. But, I mean, I don't know. I would think, just think if it was your daughter or your sister, what point would you let

something get to without even knowing why like if she can't say anything what point would you let it get to before you just ask hey are you uncomfortable yeah yeah I I'm sorry the lines get blurred in situations like this because a lot of things are entertainment right like everybody's making content everybody everybody in on the gag but in you know when you in the real world I think it's a little bit easier to to recognize let's open up the phone lines I want to talk to the ladies about this 1805-105 1 like when you're in a sit let's we play the clip again let's play the clip again we have it to look so good and

Thank you. For real. I appreciate that. Hey. What you wish of that? I love you. What a guy. I'm sorry.

I'm my bad, y'all. My bad. Hey, stat, could you stop smell? Can you stop smiling? Yo, bro. We got to have a boyfriend here, y'all. Oh, shit. I told you that.

My bad. Okay, we go so we can move on the football. Stop that. Oh, my God. Just that. Let's do the football. I guess that answer the question. or about. Remember a minister society

when Cain had the pistol whip Johnson because he wouldn't leave Jay. Yes. Exactly. 1-8005-1501. What is the proper protocol in that situation? When a woman is uncomfortable and wants a man to intervene, what is the proper way for that woman to know even for a man? When do you know

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Lauren LaRosa is here. And we're having a conversation. Y'all bought it up. Y'all were talking about what happened on it is, what it is, with Cameron and Trezit Wilson and Adrian Brona. Can we play the clip? Two looks so good in person. Thank you. I appreciate that.

Hey, what you wish to that? I love you the guy I'm sorry I'm my bad y'all my bad hey stat could you stop can you stop smile as you

yo yo bro we got to oh all right oh shit I told you that okay we got so we can move on the football that oh my god just let's do the football

I guess that answer the question about Floyd when I see when I see you take an off I'm mesmerized by staff. I did not know you looked that good in person. My bad, bro. And it just got me to thinking, like,

what is the proper protocol in that situation? Like, when a woman is uncomfortable and, you know, wants a man to intervene, like, what is the proper way for a woman to say something? Because both of y'all said that when y'all have been in that situation, you all haven't said something. And when does a man know how to intervene? Because he ain't for Cam, in that situation,

that's easy because the boyfriend was there. So he's telling the dude, yo, stop disrespecting the boyfriend. Stop disrespecting the treasler. And AB kept disrupting the show. Yeah, but that's an easy call. Yes. I will say there's been a time in here where I was uncomfortable, and I'm not going to say when because I don't want to put the person that was here on blast because I don't think they were doing it intentionally, but I wasn't comfortable. Hey, everybody, this is Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, and you're never going to guess who's our guest on Las Culturistas.

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I'm from a very rural background myself. My dad is a farmer, and my mom is a cousin, so, like, it's not... What do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club? I know it sounds like the start of a bad joke, but that really was my... reality nine years ago.

I just normally do straight stand-up, but this is a bit different. On stage stood a comedian with a story that no one expected to hear. The 22nd of July 2015, a 23-year-old man had killed his family. And then he came to my house. So what do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club? A new podcast called White House. Weisscrack, where stand-up comedy and murder takes center stage. Available now.

Listen to Weiscrack on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is a tape recorder statement. The person being interviewed is Krista Gail Pike. This is in regards to the death of a Colleen slimmer. She started going off on me, and I hit her. I just hit her and hit her and hit her. on a cold January day in 1995, 18-year-old Krista Pike killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in the woods of Knoxville, Tennessee. Since her conviction, Krista has been sitting on death row. The state has

asked for an execution date for Krista. We let people languish in prison for decades, raising questions about who we consider fundamentally unrestorable. How does someone prove that they deserve to live? You're starting the recording now. Please state your first and last name. Krista Pike. Listen to Unrestorable Season 2, Proof of Life, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

And I text Envy and was like, hey, I was like, I think I texted him was like, what the F? And he instantly knew what I meant. But I shot the text because I wanted him to know just because I was quiet, doesn't mean like I was okay. and he moved the conversation alone. Who was the... What was saying to you?

It wasn't, like, they weren't saying anything like, soup. I don't want to get into it, but I was uncomfortable. And I texted, I had to, I had to text... You don't want to say nothing. Yeah, I mean, I don't. But I had to text envy and let him know. But I felt like he felt it, but when I text him, it confirmed it for him. Because he didn't, I think he didn't want to, like...

He just didn't know whether he should say something or, like, whatever. But he moved the conversation around. You were here, but you don't be paying attention sometimes at certain stuff. I know. never heard nobody flirt with you. I'd be like, I'd be like, oh, my God. Don't turn this in today.

Don't do that. Don't do that. Because first of all, Holly Trenton. Like, don't do it. We were on air. They were doing an interview. It was during the breakfast club.

Like, I didn't, yeah, I didn't see it. I'm so sorry. But I'm saying, I said this to say, I took the liberty to text envy because I knew he would instantly know because he pays attention to like

people's feelings and emotions very well. He's very much like that. And, um, He instantly knew what I meant and he moved the conversation along so that it, you know, yeah. Interesting. What about you, Jess?

I've never been, I've been in that situation, but I haven't been in a situation where a man was around that I wanted to take charge for me that I wanted to step in and, you know, kind of be like, yo, chill. And it's very tricky with you because you got a mouth.

You know what I'm saying? And you ain't going to bite your tongue anyway. I know. So I can't see somebody making you uncomfortable and you're not saying that. But it was a big-ass set. You know what I mean? like a big deal and I was like

damn I don't want to mess this up I don't want to mess this up it was like one of my biggest things that I've ever done biggest accolades for me and I just didn't want to mess it up I didn't want to mess it up y'all and I didn't want it to be like oh she's the reason that this ish went

left like oh gosh and then run that time it was a bunch of you know women doing that coming out saying oh this person harassed me this person, right? And then to the point where a lot of women weren't even believed. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, nah, I'm already, you know, being canceled every other week.

Niggas ain't going to feel sorry. I think I'm lying. I just didn't want to be that person. I understand. I'm sad. I've got to go through that. But like I said, it's very tricky in environments like this because you don't know what's entertainment. And what's not entertained. I feel so bad for y'all because you have to kind of deal with it. No, you don't really.

You don't, but I mean, you just don't know when a person is going along with the with the gagging. I agree with that you don't have to deal with it, but you just don't. No, you don't want to be that person. It's like you don't have to deal with it, but like you kind of do a little bit. It is very, very sad. It's a weird nuance to have to. And I've seen situations with a person, the girl will go along with it and be saying wild stuff back to the guy, but then after the fact, say they was uncomfortable.

But I was in here going. Exactly. You got to move it along. And that's right. I mean, I wouldn't do that though. If I'm uncomfortable, I'm not. get quiet. You're not going to go back. I'm not going to go back before.

If I'm going to comfortable, I get quiet. Now, if I saw you get quiet, I know something wrong. There's been multiple times where I got in quiet. Yeah. Let's go to. Yeah, you know. Let's go to the phones. Good morning.

Who's this? Hi, good morning. My name is Sarah, also known as Paula Jean. Good morning. Also known as what, man? Hi. I actually, when I looked at the video, I kind of thought that she liked what was going on. She was laughing like crazy.

She was flipping her hair I thought she was very flirtatious But that's what I'm making her being uncomfortable She could be being uncomfortable No No I think that as women We need to take accountability When you're not comfortable

You need to say she should have said Hey listen my man is in the studio I'm good Thank you so much for the compliment But let's carry on Why didn't she do that She didn't stop She didn't do anything

How old are you? 41 As you see you're OG compared to You know somebody like Treeter Treas in her 20s And I'm even listening to Jets and Lauren talked this morning they're in their 30s and they're saying it's not that easy like you yeah but who's supposed to teach them to understand that you can

you are basically telling them and you're giving him all the signs to keep going she was laughing she was flirtatious she flipped her hair at times she was smiling from ear to ear I understand what you're saying I totally do agree with you guys that's why I'd be saying I was I was just saying I'm sitting there trying to come to the defensive women here coming but this one woman talking about, no, she deserved it. I agree with you, but God, damn. Miss Ford and one of Martin real quick.

He was like, ha-ha-ha-ha, man. Jesus. 1-800-585-105-1. Call up right now. Tell us what is the proper protocol in a situation when a woman is uncomfortable and wants a man to intervene. What is the proper way for a woman to say something?

And when does a man know how to intervene? It's the world's most dangerous morning to show the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Tell out, maybe. If y'all talking about it, you know we're talking about it. It's topic time. Call 800-585-105-1 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club.

Shalameen the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envi is off the day. Lauren LaRosa is in. And we were talking about it is what it is show. And Adrian Brona was on It Is What It Is Show with Cameron and Trezo Wilson. They had Adrian Brona on, and Cam had to kick Adrian Brun out of the studio. Let's listen. You look so good in person. Thank you.

For real. I appreciate that. Hey. What you wish to that? I love you. What a guy. I'm sorry. I'm my bad, y'all.

My bad. Hey, Stack, could you stop, can you stop smiling? Yo, yo, bro. Some jr we ought to. Oh, all right. Oh, shit. I told you that. My bad.

Okay, we got so we can move on the football. Statt, oh my God. Just that, let's do the football. I guess I answer the question about Floyd. When I see, when I see you taking off some time. I'm mesmerized by stat. I did not know you looked that good in person. My bad, bro.

So it just got us to talking. Like, you know, what is the proper protocol in that situation when a woman is uncomfortable and wants a man to intervene? Because, you know, Lauren and just both brought it to my attention this morning that a lot of times women just eat it. Yeah. And you know what? I do agree with something you said earlier.

So I do think that now that we've been, you know, women, I say we because I'm a woman as well. Like we've been going through this and we see that it can be a problem, you know. Yeah, definitely do speak up, you know, because you can't always depend on a man to step in, especially if that man ain't your man. You know what I mean? And then like you said, it can get very blurred in environments like this

or at work, you know, you never know. You know, so I do think, I do want to encourage women to actually say something. Don't even worry about how you're going to look. Don't worry about it. If it makes you uncomfortable, yeah, don't smile. Don't even try to play it off and be phony. I don't even, that's not our job to do that. I disagree with the last caller.

We shouldn't do that. It's not a man's job to step in. Now, they should, you know, if they say a woman is uncomfortable, but if you're the one that's not comfortable, you got to say something to. And sometimes it takes something to this as simple as y'all don't talk to me like that. Yeah, it don't got to be blown. But see, here's the nuance. Because sometimes it's not disrespectful or it's not, like, overly.

It's just like, hey, I'm not comfortable. Like, you're doing a little bit too much. But it don't even got to be like a dish. Like, I didn't feel in my situation, I didn't feel disrespectful. I was just like, this is awkward. I don't feel like comfortable. Can we switch gears right now? Like, it's not always like that.

Another thing, too, is sometimes you don't want to put the men in your life in a situation. So you don't say things about things because you don't want them reacting in a way that can lead to something. Like, you just wanted to, like, you just want me. You just want to move on. Yeah. And in my situation, I actually did say something. It's funny that Shulman and say,

oh, you got mouth. I do. A nigga walked in my dressing room. I was getting dressed. You know what I'm saying? Nish is drunk. Walked in. And I'm like,

yo, if you don't get the, you know, I did bark. But, and it was like, all right, you're on my bed. But still, that still wasn't okay.

You know what I'm saying? It wasn't okay for him to walk in your dress room. It wasn't okay for him to do that. So, yeah, I should have said something, but like then I was like, now this is my first big break, like real, real big break. Oh, you meant like you should have reported it to hire, like HR or something.

Yeah, instead of just being okay with me barking back, because he never tried nothing else, but it was just like, damn, it could have, you know, I felt like I handled myself, but I was supposed to say something, you know, just in case he did it again or whatever. So, because he felt very powerful. And navigating the world as a woman is, it's a dual sport. Definitely. Let's go to the phones. Good morning.

Who's this? Big Bay. Big Bay. What's setting with it? Good morning to our guy. Talk to me, man. As a man, like, when do you know wouldn't intervene in a situation where a woman is uncomfortable? Man, you always got to read that room.

But it's more or less when you see her awkward laugh, head down, not making eye contact, all that. Like, Mace seemed. He tried to intervene and deflect the whole thing, and buddy came right back. He was really out of pocket. You mean, Cam saw it. Not well, Mace. He tried to ask the young woman. lady that was on the other screen

is that a real background? You feel me? Y'all cut that out. Okay. Yeah, so, you know I mean, he's called it, but then Mace, I mean, uh, Kim, he picked back up on it and he stopped it, but Adrian Brunner, he's a clown. Yeah, absolutely. I agree.

Well, thank you for calling, brother. All right, well, yeah, if you, I feel like, you know, women should say something. I understand you know, why y'all feel like y'all can't, but you should say something. I agree with you. Yeah, we should. Hopefully. Definitely. I need to know. You got to tell me who this person was

off the air, though. I know, but it wasn't that. Like, don't make it a thing. I'm not going to make it a thing. I just want to know why would he think you cute. But that's a whole other conversation. Oh, my good.

Well, tell me. It's been multiple times and multiple, I'm tired of. I ain't see all that. Multiple shit. I am fine. Now you're putting some sauce on it. I am fine.

I ain't seen. And when you be downplaying it, it'd be like, it'd be like, when they find, when they see me in person, it'd be like, it go up, don't it?

Boom. Luckily, I'm out the streets now, you know what I'm saying? But we're looking like, danger and Bruner when they see you. Oh, my stuttering, just stupid. You know? Thanks, Sherlock. That's how they be. It's time for the latest with Lauren.

Lauren becomes a street past. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit everything. Well, it's the latest.

On the breakfast club. Talk to me. So Cardi B. has confirmed she is pregnant. She is expecting a baby with Stefan Diggs. She revealed this news while sitting down with Gail King. Let's take a listen to Cardi. The latest rumor about you

is that you are having a baby and I want to know what, if anything, you want to share about that with the class. Well, yes, I am. I'm having a baby with my boyfriend, Stefan Dave. Congratulations. Thank you. Congratulations. How are you feeling about that?

And this will be baby number four for you, Cardi. Yeah. Congratulations. Thank you. I'm actually very, I'm excited. I'm happy. I feel like I'm in a good space. I feel very strong. I feel very powerful that I'm doing all this work, but I'm doing all this work while I'm creating a baby. Me and my men, we're very supportive of each other. We're like in the same space in our careers. I feel like we're really great and one of the best at what we do

and me and him think the same way like it's like, yeah, we're one of the greatest but we're never like comfortable. You're dropping a clue bonds for body. You know, we wanted to have a healthy pregnancy. Yeah, 100%. Yes. Now, yeah, this had been rumor for some time and I don't know

maybe she just got to the point where she was ready to finally talk about it. But then she goes into talking about like, you know, because you got to tell parents, you got the whole thing. She says her parents don't even even know yet. Let's take a listen to that. I haven't even told my parents.

No way, Cardi. I haven't told my parents. They just be looking at me like. Cardi. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Back up. Why haven't you told them? Because I'm scared of them. You're scared of your parents? I'm very scared of my parents. Okay, do they like Stefan? Do they like him?

Yes, they like him. They like him. They do like him. They do like him. Something tells me they'll be happy for you because you have children. He has children. Were you thinking, you know, the way we feel about each other, we both want to have a child together. Yes. I mean, you know, everybody kept telling me, like, I should have fun. And we had a little bit of too much fun, and now I'm here. And, yeah, we're very excited.

Yeah, and you're both happy. And you're both happy about it. Yes. Well, the parents already know. Don't Dominican women dream of plans or something? And when they... That is, you know, you're the most prejudiced person. Yes, it is. Moms and grandma just be knowing. Just in general. Yeah, but they be dreaming of stuff. It's just fish.

Yeah. That's the thing. When you dream of fish, somebody's pregnant. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Black women dream of fish. Not planting, though. I mean, I mean, plant.

That's not true? The empanadas is even worse, yo. You're wild. Just, what happened? Did anybody dream of any, like, a taco or any? What? No. Oh, wow.

Shoot, wow. Dang. No. No. All right. There was no tacos. It was a fish taco. You're a clown.

You're a clown. But no, that's like the saying, the all black moms dream. And look, The saying is just pretty, your mom know before you, like, yeah, seller. So I'm a mother definitely probably know. And then I, if I'm not mistaken, Cardi is close with my mom. So, yeah.

You talk to that as well. Her mother knew. Yeah. I feel like Cardi has really changed the mindset of women in entertainment in regards to having kids. You know, there was a time, and it was like, yeah, you can't have kids, they didn't have a career. Yeah. But Cardi, like, bump that. I'm popping them out.

Man, every time, like, it's like a rollout for her baby. She, remember she was performing with the baby. Like, she was able to do any and everything pregnant. Yes. So I think she makes it look good. She works pregnant, everything. Yep. And she talked about when she was pregnant with culture, with her first daughter,

that she was nervous because she was in the midst of her career. And people were telling her like, hold on, wait, what's happening? But she proved them wrong. And she's been able to continuously stay Cardi B while having her baby. Every baby. That girl has worked. You better not judge her because you don't judge Nick Cannon. You don't judge Elon Musk.

They do. We do judge Nick Cannon and Elon Musk. I'm not going to judge Cardi. But, yeah, I've judged both of them, nigger. Who did she reveal that on? Who's that? CBS Mornings with Gail King. Oh, dropping a clues bomb for Gail King.

Yeah, absolutely. You know, Gail King loves Cardi, by the way. Yes, and then where better? Where better to announce your pregnancy. The breakfast is. I was about to say, I mean, Cardi. Gail King, Charlemagne. Good a holiday.

Gail King, Sholome. First of all, you know the first time I met Gail King? What? Was that, I ain't going to say. What was I said? It was at Abe Duvenet's house, right? For her birthday party. This was years ago.

And this is when Bodadette Gallo had just came out. And at some point in the party, Gail said to me, so what do we think of Cardi B? And I was like, oh, I love Cardi, you know what I'm saying? That's the homie. And Gail just yelled out, I don't have with you. Oh my God. Gail?

Yes. What did you get? She was like, okay, gal. Listen, that's right. Big Gene, not a little. She had the ball. Yes. Because she was sitting down.

She always had said. I don't have with you. I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, Miss King. Mm-mm. Yes. Well, yeah, Cardi was home, and she revealed that news. So, yeah, shout out to them as well. Congratulations to her and Stefan.

That's dope. Yeah, Bardi album will be out Friday. Am I the drama? Yes. And she did say, you know, now that we know that the baby is coming. She said, now go buy my album so I can buy pamper's and diapers and all that type of stuff. Go support my album, my mother for it now. That's right.

We'll be seeing Barty this week. Coming up next to the People's Choice Mix, I don't know why Envy does this. He ain't been here all goddamn morning, but he's going to leave a mix. I bet you he's talking on it, ain't he? Because he's a DJ. That's what the DJs do, Charlemagne. He's not here. And I bet you he's like, $1,800, $5.051, call up and request the song.

Like, you haven't been here all morning. He's an idiot. It's the Breakfast Club. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Yes, it's the World Most Dangerous morning. Show, the Breakfast Club, Charlameenegra. Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off. Lauren La Rosa is hair.

Jess, where you got this weekend? You got any shit? No, I'm going to be in Mexico. I'm going to visit. You're going home? You're going home. Family reunion. My homest Baltimore, stop playing with it.

No, yo. We're going on vacation. It ain't no vacation for Chris? For me and my kids. Vacation, that's what we're going. Baby Marley going to the motherland? Yes, baby. Y'all are idiots.

How does Chris act when he go to Mexico? Seriously. Like he was born and raised there. I know. Is he going over there and turned into like... Yeah, like he acted like he was born and raised there. What's talking about? What are you going?

Crazy. Crazy. but yeah I will be on vacation so yes I can't wait to go just to relax and shout out to Shea Stiles S-H-A-Y-E Styles on Instagram

That baby came up from Philly and did my Nautless braids They look good Thank you This is the second time she did it She's the only one that could grip a pixie Remember you know I was just ball as ball as them all I was just ball a time

And they flat too Perfect parts Yes so shout out to that girl man She came up She's not a traveling stylist but she traveled for Just hilarious And I love that Thank you so much

Because I didn't know what the hell was going on yesterday You just started ripping your hair out And right after the damn interview And I was like, what did that stressful? You did, you just started like going on. I know, I had to get my head done Okay So yeah, you know

And I was supposed to leave And envy left So I had to be here So yeah, but I'm happy I got my braids for my vacation And I'll be back Y'all see me I'm gonna be a couple

You know I'm gonna be a couple shades tanner But yeah, I can't wait It's time to get up out of here But I do want to remind everybody that the fifth annual mental wealth expo, my fifth annual mental wealth expo, is happening Saturday, October 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Joel and Diane Bloom Wellness and Event Center.

It is a day of mental health education and healing. Some of the best mental health professionals in the country, Debbie Brown, Dr. Alfie Briland Noble, Dr. J. Bardett, Elliot Connie, Dr. Rita Walker, just to name a few. Jason Wilson, the good brother, Jason Wilson will be there. And it's a free event, Newark. Okay?

It's a free event. I wouldn't even do this type of event if it wasn't free, man. This is our fifth year doing it, and it's always free. So we'll see you Saturday, October 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Now, the positive note is simply this. You've got to release self-judgment. Okay, even the opinions you have about yourself are not necessarily true.

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