The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Davis vs. Paul Fight Announced, Ryan Garcia & Others React, Eve Opens Up About Past with Suge Knight + Ali Siddiq Interview

Episode Date: August 21, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, comedian Ali Siddiq opens up about finding comedy while in prison, his upcoming tour, the Katt Williams situation, and DJ Scratch’s apology. Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to a Florida mom who packed a firearm in her child’s backpack, only for the child to mistakenly bring it to school. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Good morning, USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Joe. Jellarius. Good morning. Shalame the guy. to the planet. It's Thursday. Good morning. How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed black and highly favored. I'm happy to be here.

Another day to serve our beautiful listeners. What's happening? What's up, Jess? How was the baby's birthday yesterday? Oh, my God. It was good, but it was so much rain. Yeah, it was nasty. Yeah, so she's sleepy. We saw past American Dream because we came down to summarily yesterday to prepare for our party on Saturday. But I'm forgetting that she won, right? And they don't really be doing a lot. No. Oh, you're trying to make her drive?

Yeah. She, you're about to say, yeah. Right, exactly. No, we went to American Dream All. We tried to do the Nickelodeon thing. Like, she was just, like, sleepy, not teething, just, like, not with it. Too many people. She's like, no, I'm good.

That's the problem when you're a baby and adults got to make decisions for you. Ain't nobody told you she wanted to go to American Dream Hall. You made that choice. Nobody ever said that. And that's why I shouldn't, we shouldn't even try. But we did, because I'm like, no, it's my boyfriend. baby birthday. That's right. Got to do something.

You want to take pictures? That's right. Yeah, exactly. We did take some cute pictures, though. But after the picture, she was like, no, I'm ready to eat and let's go. So that's, that's it. That was it. We drove through a storm. Yo, the storms is not playing.

Like, I mean, I know Morgan going, you know, get into all the storms that we're supposed to be expecting. Morgan, a meteorologist? But, huh? She'll meteorologist. No, no. I think she talks about Hurricane Aaron on one of the storms Aaron that's been hitting the coast and hitting things badly. Yeah, Morgan be

meteorology. She'd be checking the storms. But yeah, other than that, I'm good. I'm good though. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Ali Sadiq will be joining us this morning. Comedian, Ali Sadiq. Yes, man. Ali Sadiq actually starts his In the Shadows tour tomorrow at the Tropicana Showroom in Atlantic City, but he's also got a new book. It's a book. It's a book. It's a book.

It's called Applied Advice. Yes. Okay, that is available everywhere now. But, you know, Ali, he got a bunch of stuff to talk about, man. He got all of them stand-up specials on YouTube and his stand-up specials. He got three stand-up specials right now that have ranked higher than 95% of all Netflix stand-up specials specials as him. Crazy. And then, I don't know nobody as consistent as him. You drop a special or two a year.

That's right. That's crazy. So we're going to be kicking a comedian Ali Sadie. Then we got front-page news. We'll break down everything that's going on. Even the weather. Now, as for quick sports, it looks like Jake Paul will be taking on Tank. Now, this is in a Netflix boxing match in the State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

That's November 14. I thought they agreed to Roach. I mean, yeah, I thought they had a date. I thought their date was supposed to be back in August, but I guess that was never set in stone. Yeah. And then, like, yo, how does that work? They're in two different weight classes. Like, he, what?

Like, Jake Paul is way bigger than Javante. That is true, but Javante is the way superior boxer. So the way I look at it is like, think about Logan Paul and Floyd Mayweiler. Logan Paul was way bigger than Floyd Mayweather. It wasn't even close. Right. But Floyd made him look silly in the ring. And Javonte, going to do the same with Tank.

But with Floyd, that was like a, it was an exhibition though. This is an exhibition? Oh, this is an exhibition. It's an exhibition. I mean, listen, I think that there's way better competition that Tank could be fighting, but clearly Tate cares about the money. The Brady, yes. Think about no legacy.

He's not thinking about, you know, being the best. But are you mad at that, right? Because these boxes put their life from the line. in the ring all the time and he wants to cash out. He put his life on the line all the time and you know this could be you know

triple in and out of the ring but listen but we never know what can happen after this he might go get that money then he might say you know what let me go fight for legacy now that's right but who knows we sashi we shall see

I was gonna say what's we sassy all right what's up on him please don't say I was culturally appropriating any uh... ethnicity we saw a lot we satsi hey yeah we'll say we we

will see. Hopefully, you know, he gets his hair braided days and weeks before, so we won't have to worry about the grease in his eye. But I won't see how much as that. Wow. All right. You see how D.C. do? You see how D.C. do? No, no. No, no. That's respectful. Because she want to see Roach get that rematch. I mean, I'm just saying. Let's do the real fight. What do we talk about here? All right, y'all. So,

in Texas, the Senate could, the Texas Senate could vote on a congressional redistricting plan as soon as today. Now, this comes after Texas House Republicans passed the plan to redraw congressional maps in their favor yesterday. Now, the House reconvened yesterday after protests from Democrats that saw them leave the state to break quorum and a delay a vote. Now, ahead of that vote, Texas Representative Todd Hunter said the state's electorate has more Republicans, and the map should reflect that, adding that what the state of Texas is doing is constitutional. Let's take a listen to Representative

Todd Hunter of Texas. It's important to note that redistricting can be done at any point in time. The underlying goal of this plan is straightforward. Improve Republican political performance. We are allowed to draw congressional districts on the basis of political performance as recognized by the US Supreme Court. So the bill now heads to the GOP-controlled Senate,

where it's sure to pass. And of course, Texas Governor Greg Abbott also said that he would sign that bill as well. A new congressional map would create five more Republican-leaning districts. Meanwhile, Democrats in California and Illinois are watching, and they say they'll push to redraw maps in their states to add five more Democratic seats if Texas does the same. Now, this comes as Texas Representative. Gene Wu is already out with an amendment that would delay the implementation of the new maps until the entire Epstein files list is released to the public.

Now, he said in a statement that President Trump is trying to do. to shift attention away from the investigation by pushing redistricting. Also in the Texas legislature, the parents of 27 girls who died at Camp Mystic are urging Texas lawmakers to support a new bill that would make summer camps safer. Michael McCown. He's a dad of the, he lost his eight-year-old daughter in that July flooding, and he says that more protections need to be in place. Let's take a listen to, take a listen, excuse me, to his comments. Michael McCown. We did not send Lenny to a war zone. We sent her to camp. We trust that she would be safe.

No parent should ever again face what we are living through now. I believe that being disconnected from electronics for a time is very healthy for kids. Behind the scenes, the back office, and the foundation of summer camp must be fully up to date. How could these girls vanish into the night without anyone having eyes on them? While cabins, literally just 20 yards away, had no casualties. So Texas lawmakers are taking up the pass the package of bills to address the disaster. If passed, they would keep summer camps out of flood zones, require them to have emergency planes. and mandate both weather radios and warning sirens.

I feel so sorry for those parents, man. I mean, they went in on the Texas legislatures yesterday, by the way. They were not happy, you know, and rightfully so. Yeah, because, you know, when a situation like that happens, I'm sure you just look for people to blame because you just can't, you know, believe your babies are not here anymore, you know? But it's like, it's like hindsight is 2020. Like, there's nothing you can do to change the situation

so you can only try to prevent it from happening to other parents in the future because I'm sure you don't want nobody to feel that pain that you are currently feeling. But some of this just seems common sense, right? Some of these laws that they're passed and not having it, you know, campsite in flood zones. Like some of this just seems common sense, right? Common sense ain't so common. I don't know. Hey, there you go.

All right. So that's your front page news for 6 a.m. at 7. We will definitely get an update on what's happening with Hurricane Aaron and get into some more of what's happening in the D.C. takeover per President Trump. But, you know, also Morgan told about the redistricting. I agree that. districting of the maps is absolutely a distraction from the Fstein files, but have we ever watched someone try to fix a fight so blatantly?

I mean, the midterms are about a year away, but damn, have we ever seen people try to fix a fight so blatantly? And if the policies that, you know, the Trump administration is implementing are working, then you wouldn't have to fight so hard to try to fix these fights. It's definitely getting scared to lose.

Yeah, you know, but, you know, at this point they're up, so. That's that. And that's front page news. Now, get it off your chest. 800-58-105-105-1. If you need to vent, phone lines wide open to get an 800-58-1-505-1.

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Whether you are mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? What's up, Breakfast Club? This is Uber. right, just checking in. Uber Mike, what's up? Long time, no hair.

Yeah, man, I've been working my butt off. Hey, is Jess there? Yep. What's up? What's up? Jeff. I'm mad. I missed her.

You came to Allent in Texas. And I was getting ready to celebrate my anniversary, man. I was like, ah, I missed it. So if you come back, I got you. Happy anniversary then. Yeah. So just wanted to say hello, y'all.

You, too. I'll be back next year. Why, you sound a little disappointed. Me? No, the guy. because he wanted to come to my show He sounds so disappointed Hello, who's this?

Hey, DJ Envy Hey, good morning, what's your name? Hey, good morning, I'm Sydney Hey, Sydney, you get it off your chest Yeah, I just need two things I have to get off my chest real quick One, I'm up early because I'm a teacher So I wanted to all the parents out there

I teach age graders to quit letting your kids smoke. Stop letting them smoke weed. Stop letting them do it before school. It's definitely before school. And stop letting them do it before they have any aspirations for their life. They have weed as an epic drug, right? It makes you forget everything.

It makes you relax. What do the kids need that for? Put them in because they say, oh, my child's anxious, oh, this and that. Put them in a sports. At eighth grade. Wait a minute. Can I ask you a question, ma'am? as a former child, as a former child, right?

Yes. Do you really think that they're telling their parents they're smoking weed before school? Yeah, and I bet you it's probably a big pain. Their parents know. Their parents tell us. Really? That's crazy.

Why are you letting your child smoke? And because they say, so they're saving grace where they think they're saving grace that, oh, they smoke with me. Really? Wow. That's crazy. You said eighth grade, right?

So parents, stop. Yes, these are eighth graders. What is crazy. They're breaking the law because, I mean, even in states that it's legal, there's still a legal age to smoke weed. Like in New York City, I think the legal age for recreational use is 21. So if these parents, so you need to, where are you at? I don't want to get away my location. What state?

What state? Oh, Ohio. I don't even know if it's legal in Ohio. Let me see if you know. We can't spell recreation in Ohio. Hold on. Hold on. Hey, she spelled it like, we can't spell it like we can't spell.

I didn't mean to start nothing, but... Oh, no, no, no. This is definitely something that we need to be aware of. That's right. You're a teacher. You're a teacher. I'm really upset, yes. Oh, for nine years.

The legal age, the purchase and consume marijuana in Ohio for recreational or medicinal purposes is 21. So it's your duty to tell on these parents. Sorry. I'm about to. As you got to. I'm reeling my kids' success. I wouldn't tell on them, I would give him a warning first. I wouldn't tell on them.

on right away. Let them fix up first. Because you don't want the kids going to go to jail. These kids are going to jail. No, exactly. And that's what I think. Damn, I don't want to take their parents away. However, you stink, you're hungry, and you can't focus. She said you stink.

You're hungry and you can't focus. First of all, why? My room to be gone, so, like, whatever. I'm like, oh, no, children. This is a problem. And don't listen to Envy. Because NVB on his radio fron for no reason, and I don't understand why.

Because, like, listen, if the parents are doing something that they don't got no business doing and you care about the future of the kids, then you should care about the future of the kids and tell a parent you're committing a crime and you're stunting your child's growth. I would give them a warning first. You don't want to take them, they'll take the kids away from their parents and then lock them parents up. But, yo, they're encouraging something that's noticed. Well, we do remind them that we are mandated reporters. Yeah, I would give them a warning first.

We'll probably get to the police. This sounds like an ongoing problem. And it's not like my entire class. It's just like a couple kids that I'm really worried about. I'm like, damn, you could be better if you wouldn't get off the butt. Exactly.

And it's child negligence. It's really child negligence. I would do more. I would do more. Well, they think they're helping their kids by making them relax. And I'm just like, that's just, there's got to be other ways.

Like, I chat. No, man. Their kids got the plug. That's what's going on. The kids got the club. They're going home, they're going home, bringing the good stuff home.

And they're like, all right, cool. You keep, I'm going to let you smoke it with me if you keep supplying it. Yep. Perfect. And what parent is telling the teacher, well, at least they're doing it with me.

It's still a crime. So if I go rob a store with my parent, that make it less of a crime? But they didn't smoke a date in their mind. Right. They don't smoke their brain cells away. So they're like, now this is cool. They're doing it with me.

They are all right. See, the problem is it's a huge academic epidemic and definitely high schools. And the problem is it's them vapes. Because you can get them vips. And they can vape in the bathroom. They can vape all through the place. That's the biggest problem.

But thank you for being the teacher, Mama. Oh, no problem. And one more thing I like to get off my chest. Please let couples do whatever they want. If the man wants to pay all the bills, cool. If the woman wants to pay all the bills, cool. I'm so sick of that rhetoric. Whatever those two people have in their contract, that's their contract.

Damn. Let people be. Thank you, Mama. And she's not lying, man. I'm just looking up some of the things. Like the legal implications for you being a parent. You know, smoking with your child who's under the age of 21 can lead to child endangerment, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, which results in criminal charges and loss of custody.

So if you care about your child, you shouldn't be doing something like that with them, especially in eighth grade. And she's right about the health risk, brain development, respiratory issues, psychoactive effects. Come on, man. Come on, do better, man. Get it off here, Chess, 800-585-105-1. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-105-1. We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's going on, Andy? This Malik, what's up? Get it off your chest. You good?

Yeah, Solomon and all the chest. Everybody's here. I don't like grown-men whispering to me in the morning, bro. Yeah, how we are? You sound like you're going to go shoot your mind. Yeah, I'm going through a little situation, man. I blew my motor, man, going to see my grandson. Yeah, it's COVID.

So I just really need a blessing from the universe back then. I'll be honest with you. I don't believe your story. My man said it blew his motor, man. You say he blew his motor on the way to go see his grandfather who got COVID? Grannie, my granny. It's $2,000. That might have moved me five years ago.

I don't believe it. I don't believe it. I don't believe it. COVID is out here. I don't believe this story, now. All right, well, send him some money. No, he said he wants some, he just wanted to spread some positive. No, he didn't.

need a blessing. What do you listen? From the universe. Blessing me means prayer. What you mean? You mean some money, right? Respectfully. I just want to put my cash out. I wonder about you and Indy sometimes. Especially you, Jessica, you're from the hood. I know square-ass envy don't be being, you know, he's a white Dominican, but I know he don't be getting it.

But you know, I was ready to pray for him. I thought he wanted to say blessings. I thought we were just going to pray for him. Yeah, I thought we was about to drop some words. That's what I thought. I mean, he probably do want you to pray for him, too. He's going through something. We pray for you, brother. His motor blue on the way to go see his grandmother who got COVID. Hey, come on, man.

Well, that sounds like to y'all in 2025. Well, Malik, I'm praying for you, brother. By the way, if you're motor blue, that's really the issue. And I would understand that. But he had the, when he had the extra sauce. Because my grandmother got COVID. That's what it was like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, all right, bro. Okay.

Malik, I'm going to throw some prayers up for you, brother. But he can let him put his cash out about this. He hung up. Oh, he's still on the phone? Oh, right. No, he hung up. I didn't have for him. I wanted to talk to him.

I swear they ain't for him. Yeah, because Malik, know he was awesome. BS this morning. Oh, my God. Trying to call up here with the sad voice. And I was going to talk to Justin Charlemagne for a second, man. You know what I'm saying? My motor, my motor blew on the way to go see my grandma when she got COVID.

You know what I'm saying? Like, come on, man. I can't pray for you now, Malik. They're telling me I can't pray for you now, even, girl. Hello, who's this? Hello? Hey, what's your name? Hey, my name is Whitney.

Hey, Whitney. Did your motor brake on your way to go see your granny? No. Okay, just making sure. What's up? Whitney, get over your chest. Yeah, I'm probably 7-5-7, Andrew. Oh, see, 5-7.

What up? Yeah. I do want to say, good morning to you all, and I just wanted to make awareness of really resisted to her, like, the parents, let your kids know whenever you're going through stuff. Because today is my mom birthday. She died from breast care. three years ago.

And she told me the last two weeks of a life. So I just know, like, you know, let her, tell your grown kids what's going on with you, you know. But it still affects me for this day. So, like, don't be scared, you know what I'm saying? I just remember with my mom a happy level of the day, so she would have a bit of 65. Happy born day to your queen.

That's real what you said, though, man. A lot of older people will be going through stuff and don't want to say nothing because they don't want to stress the kids out. But then I also think that they don't be wanting people to stress them. by you know constantly being like you okay you okay you okay but it's like you'll tell us what's going on that's right exactly yeah like she never want to be a burden but i still wanted to know not the last two weeks but i'm glad i got to enjoy her for the last two weeks damn so i'm just i'm grateful for that

all right whitney well have a good one all right you all right now you too get it off your chest 800 585 101 now we got the ladies with lauren coming up we do so kai frost he's the son of kirk and rsida fross he's been named as a suspect in a murder of an artist named T-Hood. But yesterday, there was an all-tops report that came out. Revealed some new details. We're going to talk about it because people are going back and forth about whether this was self-defense because of a domestic violence dispute or not. Yeah, you got to break that all down.

They're from loving hip-hop, too, right? Yes, Kirk and Rashida from Love and Hip-Hip. But y'all know, Kai was on the show as well. All their kids have been on the show as well, too. Absolutely. Jasmine and Kai, all of them. We'll break that down next. It's the Breakfast Club.

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She gets to detail. I'm a 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 she has details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me.

All righty, y'all. There has been a lot of reports about Kai Frost, who is the son of Kirk and Rashida from love and hip hop being a prime suspect and a murder of a guy named Teahood. Now, an update here is that the autopsy of Teahood was released. Now, Teahaw was dating. Teah was dating Jasmine, who is Kai's sister, who is the daughter of Kirk and Rashida. Now, the autopsy shows that Teahood was shot in the back. the abdomen, the buttocks, the lower right and left thigh. Now, the reason why people have been awaiting this autopsy

is because there's been a back and forth about whether the shooting was in self-defense or not because there's allegations and there's actually videos that have surfaced now of prior domestic violence between T. Hood and Jasmine. But in this incident, it has been reported to police by Kai and other people that were on the scene that it was a domestic violence dispute and then Kai showed up. So they're trying to figure out what happened here. Now, the police also are saying that this information is nothing that they did not know. They just had to wait for the autopsy to be able to talk about it.

But it doesn't change anything either. They are still investigating this murder as a self-defense. Now, there have been no charges filed as of now, but Kai is a prime suspect. So she was dating, so Jasmine was dating T-Hood or whatever. Yes. uh a domestic violence situation like right but the the family the crazy thing teahood's family has started posting that you know trying to prove the jasmine was the aggressor like she was the one that was always trying to be physical and all the videos showed that they posted was her telling him

to leave like he was recording her and she's screaming and cussing and all that you know but she never once struck him in the video but there are videos that he He, yeah, he put his hands on. He was beating hell out the girl. You know what I mean? So, those are videos that are online. So she called her brother to come out. She called her brother.

Okay. She had even, in one of the incidents, one night, he had put his hands on her or whatever, right? She laying in the bed, like, just laying there on her phone. He come out the bathroom, because it's recorded. He come out to the bathroom or wherever. He just jumped on her, started beating up. And she, the thing about that is she texts his mother. it's other text messages that came out too

like she texts his mother like yo your son keep putting his hands on me I told him he had to leave and blah blah blah and the mom just like okay she's like he's not gonna have a place to stay no more like I can't keep doing this he you know what I mean so all the evidence they're trying to prove that Jasmine was the aggressor I mean aggressor but everything

that is posted it shows T-Hood just you know beating on it he was the physical aggressor I haven't been following the story like that but I did see her say that she didn't call her brothers to incite violence though. Yeah so and from what the police are

they're still trying to figure out how that went down but she has said that she also said too that like as just mentioned that because this was something that wasn't unnormal her family knew what was going on so anytime and also too they all like they have different properties this property

is a property that Kirk owns so they would be in and out of the houses with each other all the time but anytime something was going on they would do things like Kai would pick up the phone and call his mom, his dad, and say, hey, this is what's happening again, just to let everybody know what was going on. So even when this happened, from what I'm told from a source close to the Kirk and Rashida, is that they knew when it was happening, they knew it was happening because Kai picked up the phone and called them and said, hey, this is happening. I'm calling to let y'all know because this is just something that they have gotten used to.

Tragic situation. It is a very tragic situation. Yes. Yeah, a very tragic use of the word on normal, too. There's no such thing, but continue. You said what? Nothing. Okay.

In other news. Switching gears, so I heard you guys talking about Tank, Durante, Tank Davis and Jake Paul this morning. It's a very unnormal fight. Very unnormal fight? You just said it was not a lot. I know that.

Well, people have been waiting to see what his next fight was going to be, as you guys mentioned. A lot of people thought that it was going to be Lamont Roach Jr. There should have been Lamont Rose Jr. Lamont Roos Jr. absolutely deserves a rematch. That whole fight deserves a rematch. I thought it was in stone.

I thought they agreed, but I guess not. Right. Well, you know, after the first fight, if Tank would have beaten Roach, they was going to line up to Jake Paul fight. Right. That's why Jake Paul was at the fight. Yeah. But even when people saw Jake Paul at the fight and those reports were circulating, people were saying then if Tank took that fight and didn't redo this, that it looks crazy for him because it's like a lot of people still don't even consider the Paul brothers like real fighters, which is at this point, they fought real people. So y'all might as well just get that to them.

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But Lamont Roach posted on X and when the news broke and he said, told y'all laugh out loud with four ducks. So he's saying Giovante is ducking him. Yeah. And then Ryan Garcia got on line. Yeah, because you know he comes online. So he got on line

and said, boxing is officially the W.W.E. with the Jervante versus Jake Paul fight. A heavyweight is fighting a lightweight. And you were supposed to believe that it's a fair fight. If you know anything about boxing, you can see it's a disgrace. Well, listen, tank's going to make Jake Paul look silly in the ring

just because tanks boxing ability is better. But I don't even have a problem with these guys going to get their money in these high profile fights, but get back to chasing greatness after that. Okay, if you go get your money that $40 million you're getting from Jake Paul, line up the rematch with Lamont Roach.

You beat Lamont Roach, getting the ring with Tiafimo Lopez, getting the ring with Devin Haney, getting the ring when she called Stevenson. I need to see Tank Chase greatness, not just the money. But he's over it, though. He's been saying he went out of it. He over it. I don't know. I guess that's

all the legal disputes. I mean, anybody would say that right. But my thing is, like, it's a disrespect. is disrespectful to the boxing sport, right? So I'm expecting for people to be upset. You've got, like, boxes that's, like, for real, really about this. And I do agree with what Ryan is saying. Because Tank already gets so much money per fight or whatever.

Oh, not like this, though. This is his biggest pay day ever, clearly. This is 40 million. I heard it's getting 40 million. It's not even, this biggest pay day ever. I get it. He's 30 and 0, right? He's 28 knockouts, right?

He's probably, what, made 10 million a fight? that's probably one of his highest. The fact that he can make 40 plus million in this fight I have no problem going to get your money. Take care of his family, retire because he puts his life on the line

every time he gets into the ring and people keep saying Chase Legacy, do this fight and then he can go back. But that's what I just said. I have no problem with him going to get his paper. He probably almost messed up his bag

because he almost lost the road your last fight. Go get your money. But after you get your paper, after you chased his paper, go back to chasing greatness. Chikors Steven is out there. Devin Haney is out there.

Tiafima Lopez is out there. We got to get the rematch for Lamarro's Jr. Go get that money, but then go back to chasing greatness. I just feel like, though, at the same time, it's all for entertainment as well. Really? I'm just saying it because it hasn't been said yet. I'm saying it because it hasn't been said yet. And people come at anybody that gets in the ring with the Paul brothers,

but people want to see them. Like, they want to see it. So if you want to... They have a big, man, a big platform. The boy's been doing their thing. So they have a big... Like, my son is excited about this fight because he likes the Paul brothers. not because he likes a tank oh I'm watching I'm watching because I like the

entertainment of it all but I'm definitely watching I'm just simply saying it's gonna be on where is it Netflix yeah on November 14 Friday November 14 get your money get your money take your money but then after you get your money go back go chase legacy man if you want to see this all right this one I'm gonna say about this thing out here get your money and then chase legacy but it's like yo what if you really get hurt in one of these fights because that's my point you're trying to get the bread but you got no you now you got everything Tyo, you got to sit down.

Jake Paul is not hurting the real boxes. It's not hurting. I get what you saying, yo. It's not happening. You just never know. But are you going to bet on that, Charlemagne? You bet on that? I don't gamble.

I'm telling you it's not happening. In any match, you could get hurt. Oh, God. But like you said, $40 million, take that. I'm not mad at it. It's not, the tank is not getting hurt against Jake Paul. In no way, shape, before. All right.

Well, that is the latest with Laura. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. And then comedian, Ali Sadie could be joining us. So we'll talk to Ali Saddick. When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess O'Larious.

Salomey and the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back to some front page news. What's up, Morgan? Hey, y'all. Hey, all right, let's get into a quick weather update on Hurricane Aaron. Now, storm surge warnings are in effect along the outer banks of North Carolina as Hurricane Aaron moves across the Atlantic.

It's now a category two hurricane with maximum sustained winds over 100 miles an hour and just 200 miles off the coast. coast. Now, the National Hurricane Center says tropical storm conditions are already being felt in North Carolina's outer banks and evacuations have also been issued for that region and will also spread north to the Virginia coastline, those outer bands, or excuse me, those outer conditions that are being felt from that hurricane. Now, forecasters are also warning of coastal flooding across the region as well as dangerous surf and potentially deadly rip currents. Now, tropical storm conditions could be possible through Friday from the mid-Atlantic coast to southern New

England. So we are still dealing with the outer bands of Hurricane Aaron. A lot of people, I think, are thinking because the hurricane is not making landfall, that it may not impact. But if you just turn on your TV, you'll see that North Carolina is being impacted. There's flooding going on. And the surf is pretty dangerous, you know, along the coast, between New Jersey, New York, even here in Maryland. So just stays safe as we deal with some of that weather. Elsewhere in presidential news, President Trump's takeover of the nation's

capital continues. Yesterday, Vice President J.D. Vance went to Union Station in Washington, D.C., to meet with and hand out burgers to National Guard troops. He was thanking them. He was also joined by Defense Secretary Pete Hegset and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

In a post on social media, VP Vance, shared that he was glad he could stop by and thank countless National Guardsmen for busting their asses to clean up our nation's capital. Let's take a listen to Vice President J.D. Vance's comments. In just the past nine days, we've seen a 35% reduction in violent crime. We've seen over a 50% reduction in robberies. We're seeing really substantial effects because these guys are busting their ass.

So I'm going to come here, highlight what they're doing, say thank you in person. Obviously, passed out a few burgers. But most of all, just to the best of the American people, look, we don't have to live like this. you do not have to allow our cities to be taken over by violence and by disorder and by chaos, you can actually do stuff. You can actually bring, you can actually bring law and order to communities. You've just got to have the political willpower to do it.

All they're doing, all they're doing is taking credit for statistics that they ignored prior to them sending the National Garden. Like, you know, those statistics were showing that crime was going down in D.C. prior. So now that they sent the National Guard, and they're just taking credit for those statistics. Yeah, well, during his visit,

J.D. Vance and Pete Hegg, Seth, and Miller, they were met with some protesters who were outside chanting Free D.C. And Vance had some interesting things to say about those protesters. Let's take a listen to those comments. We talk about human rights. We hear these people outside screaming, Free D.C. Let's free D.C. from lawlessness. Let's free Washington, D.C. from one of the highest murder rates in the entire world. Let's free Washington, D.C. so that young families can walk around and feel safe and secure.

that's what we're trying to free D.C. from. And as Stephen said, it's kind of bizarre that we have a bunch of old, primarily white people who are out there protesting the policies that keep people safe when they've never felt danger in their entire lives. What does Big Balls think about all of this, Morgan? Has Big Balls commented about any of this?

Because, you know, Big Balls is the reason... Big Balls is the reason all of this is happening. Big Balls used to work for Doge and Big Balls got beat up in D.C. Big Balls... Oh. Has he made any comments about this? He has not come out to say anything about this, actually. But Miller also went on to say that the protesters were white hippies,

and they're over 90, and they need to go home and take a nap because they have no connection to the city. But also, Amber Rose weighed in on it as well, suggesting that white liberals are racist in a post on social media. Now, she said, Amber Rose wrote in a post that white liberals don't care about black people. Most of the violent crimes in D.C. are in black neighborhoods. What about the mothers, aunties, grandmoms, and children that just want to feel safe walking outside? why don't they want the good people of D.C., why do they want the good people of D.C. living in violence, racist much. So what do you think about that, Morgan?

You're from D.C. What do you think about that? And I was going to ask you that. Like, you know, as a person that's from D.C., what do you think about what the National Guard is doing? Because people in D.C. did say the crime was bad. Yeah, yeah. Well, that's, again, so the crime, you know, the crime is what it is in any city, right?

Or anywhere that you're at, you know, it depends on where you are. I could be in Alabama and feel unsafe because I'm black. No, but Morgan, you in D.C. I want to talk to you about D.C. All right. So talk to me about D.C. Like I said the other day, the sentiment is, as someone, I will say that I, yes, I grew up in D.C., but I live in Maryland now. The sentiment is for those of us who are in the region on the Maryland and Virginia side, we're not coming into the city right now to party and have fun and do extra.

Unless it's requirement for work, you're going to church, you know, you got extracurriculars out there. You got family out there. Otherwise, there's no real extra curriculars happening in the district. Those who are in the city. Those who are black and brown who are in the city are not new to this. They're true to this. They're not scared of anything political going on. They're going to continue to live there.

I was talking about the crime, though. Like, like, Morgan just said she can't go do her night lifestyle. There's no extracurricular activities. Was crime, like, because I heard people from D.C. say, look, crime was bad. I don't know if it's sitting the National Guard in bad. No, it's definitely not send the National Guard in bad. Like, let's be clear. Like, you don't need to militarize the residents of the district.

Like, I mean, they don't need military. You don't need military. a force of that magnitude to deal with what's going on in the city. And to the point that is being made across this whole situation, these guys aren't trained for someone who's breaking into your car. They're not trained for someone who's, you know, so it's not one of those things that their presence is making it that much better. You know, it's just one of those things that, yeah, maybe crime may be down

because nobody wants to go outside right now. like but like it's not one of those things that is like oh their presence is it's warm and it's heartfelt and I feel so much safer because they're in the city that's that's not it's not necessarily needed is what I'm getting at the bottom line is you know to have the DEA the FBI you got ATF you got National Guard like that's a bit much that's a bit much well thank you Morgan all right y'all so let me just wrap up I wanted to talk about immigration with christie noam don't got time for that and the CEO of Target is stepping down, but I won't get too much into that.

We'll talk about that another day. That's your front page news. I'm Morgan Wood. Y'all can follow me on socials at Morgan Media. And for more news coverage, follow at Black Information Network. Download the free IHeartRadio app and visit us at BINNews.com. Thank you. All right.

When we come back, we have comedian Ali Sadiq, so don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Sholomey and the guy.

We are the breakfast club and all the roses here as well. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. Ali Sadeek. Welcome, brother. Good morning.

How's good? Thank y'all for having me back. I'm good, man. Got a tour. You said, In the Shadow's tour kicks off August 22nd in Atlantic City. Yep, we back on it. You know, I took six weeks off

and now I'm coming back, so yeah. How much do you rape, Ali? Oh, my God. Man, every other day. It got to be, right? Yeah, every other day. Because I was watching two sons, two sundas an hour and 20 minutes long yeah that that was that's the easy part by my family because

i i know him you know i don't have to really write nothing with that i just have to structure it you know how i'm gonna say it and then you know rugged was a little bit more programmed i had to really write out rugged to know which stories i was going to say and how i was going to say them in the time like i try to write everything in chronological order yeah so you know that's that's the that's the And that's the hard part. If I forget a story, then I got to go back now. It's like, this line.

Because it don't match the timeline. So when you go out on the In the Shadows store, how much of that material do you use? Or you just leave all of that on YouTube and you just got something brand new? So In the Shadows now is the new specials that I'm shooting in February in D.C. Okay.

So I'm going to shoot three new specials in February and D.C. I just shot three in Detroit in October. over. So we got five specials in the can that we can drive. That much material? Yeah. Jesus. Yeah. When do you get time to do you have to practice your material? Most comedians were like, let me try this out.

And you got to live life too. Yeah. The thing is, I'm on the road. It's a hundred city tour. So I'm going to take the first 30 cities and work the stories. And then by the time I get the city number 40, that's when we're shooting. So I'm going to work all these. We've got 44 dates, 44 theaters after, you know, I do

Albany on Wednesday. Because I, when you take time off, you have to go to the minor leagues first, you know, to come back, come back because I've been, I was, my how my stories line up was kind of awful a little bit. I was forgetting major parts of the story.

I'm like, wow, I wasn't supposed to say that yet. And people are sensitive to you so people know that. They're like, say, no, you can't go. And then I had to start saying. I'm like, let me, hey, it's a part that I forgot to tell you but it works because I tell stories

so it's I'm so connected to my audience that they wait for it you know like it and it's a it's a very special thing that I really

that I really think it's cool because you know I transitioned after I've been doing stand-up 28 years in December it'll be 28 years

in December so now I'm re-capped I'm going into how I got to this point now in a new special how I even start because people will say somebody wrote years ago that I started in prison and I try to and I keep trying to clean this up I did not start in prison there's no comedy clubs

that's not what the paper says right in most people work out in prison but you did comedy I know somebody I don't know who wrote that initially and it's been sticking so every time I get to interview so you started in prison there's no comedy club between the child hall and the rec yard well I'm like everybody coming here, I'm going to get it done. No, it was more like I, the first two years, I was wilding. I give it that. I was, I was on prison time.

Trying to survive. It wasn't even surviving. But what was violent in prison? Okay, so they used to have this, they used to have a mop bucket with the handle. Me and probably some other people are the reason they took the handle off. So the Mexicans would cut the handle off and turning into knives. I got into it with a dude and I dropped him

and then I went to the third floor I was so mad I was wild I went to the third floor and I filled my bucket up with water and I dropped it down on him damn so huh

no he got the bucket for the water I dropped the bucket and everything on and to do that you got to have a handle doing it like this is a little awkward but yeah I was I was on one I was, I was,

for you to do that. Man, if you say he stole your chips or something, I'm like, damn, I had a problem when people talking reckless. Like, that's why I didn't play dominoes because, see, people, people lose their mouth in dominoes. So we play, and I told him,

I say, hey, man, I don't want to play because y'all don't know how to talk right. Man, no, we ain't going to say nothing. So then we're playing dominole. And I call 10, and then the next thing I know, ah, 10 inches in you. and then I just got to be in worry about it don't even worry about it

don't even worry about it don't even see this is what I said I said I don't do this and I just man I lost it and people knew people were like like oh boy you're about you might want to put your boots on

because this little boy is a wild man and I figured out look see you see how you laugh I can't take all that and the thing is I figured out that most people can't fight hand to hand I've been boxing since I was six

it don't matter how big york I ain't got a weight class you know what I'm saying it's like if you're trying to do something let's do it but in there you have to check somebody chin you know what I'm saying about everything and it just came too

came too much for me so about two years in this old head told me you say yo man you can't keep living like this because I was like yo I would be on that basketball court and this is where I'll say 85% of my fights

start on that court you're saying get undercutted we're doing I'm doing you dirty on that court and all of a sudden your mouth went crazy and I just all right

no no I'm waiting I'm like as soon as we get back to this block it's on and I just bust you in your head a can a can of tuna and a pair of socks oh you can get the work done

we can do that with locks in high school put the lock put the locks in the socks no you put your lock on your belt. You did the culmination now you put that on

in the loop of your belt and you get yeah you get the swing the swing is pretty good too though you got to wrap it the swing is

swing is pretty good all those people that you beat up in jail they never came back at you never seen them at your shows but like you remember me I'm the one that you

man you know it's wild it's more dudes that I beat up in high school that be on one than anything I was just and at this function I'm gonna say this

publicly because I always say If you disrespect somebody loud, you've got to... You get your homeboy behind you shaking his head, right, man. You got to apologize. You got to apologize, loud. So DJ Scratch, I'm quite sure you know him. It's my last day of vacation.

I'm having a good time. And then he's back there doing his mix. And I'm like, and I'm on the mic. I don't want to hear that. I want to hear everything from the side. I don't hear nothing to do that you all that. I don't want to hear none of it. And Scarface is like, yo.

The legendary. Scratch. Yeah. And Scarface is like this. Yo, Lee, Chuck Rock is on the side. Like, uh-oh. It's on. So he's DJ and he's out of my.

I don't want to hear this shit. I don't want to hear nothing East Coast. Because y'all don't play enough South up here for me. So I'm like, I don't want to be at 5015 in the South. I'm in Houston on my block. And I'm hearing. I don't hear nothing. I don't hear none of it.

He allowed me to reintroduce me. And I'm wilding. And scratch. He's like, yo, he's stopped at me. Yo, they ain't hearing the transitions. Man, I don't care nothing about that play Fat Pat. Luke Kiki, slim, powwows. You know, you're going back and forth.

Man. And how that stops, Scarfax is looking at me like, because he's the one brought me over there. I was at a whole other club having a good time. He said, yo, Lee, come over. It's the Willow Ridge reunion, 90s reunion. Lee, come over here. So me, especially.

and be fine and jump rock we walk over and soon as I heard the transition I was like I don't want it I don't want it and Scratchez like yo man what is you do you talk it all on my stuff like man I don't give there about that

but I want to apologize DJ Scott no no I wrote him a text he'll show people the text I wrote him I'm talking of the next day my man was like yo boy you was on one that

me and he showed me the video I said man let me let me get scratched right I said yo bro my apologies I mean I was on one we're still kicking with Ali Sadiq Jess Ali what made you become a comedian me wanting people to be happy

and learn from stuff that I was saying was kind of my push because when people say I started in prison I was on closed custody they made me the SSI on closed custody and they didn't have no TV. And so

when I was working over there, these boys been locked, they lock up 23 hours a day. You know what I'm saying? They get out just the shower and they've been back there a long time. And it started with me just wanting them to have their food hot. You know, they would bring this food and they would be cold

and I always knew this is why they be over here tripping. Because y'all don't give them no clean clothes and, because the difference with clean clothes in the prisons like this. So I, because I'm not on close custody, I have the ability to go in there and lobby for some brand new underwear.

This is when I knew I was never going back to prison because all your underwear is in the warehouse they wash them all together. So then you get out of the shower, they just throw you underwear and several people than wore these underwear. You know what I'm saying? So you get

some new ones straight out of the box. They will never see the laundry again. You keep them and you wash them out yourself. So they was giving these dudes the worse underwear because I had to pass all their stuff

I'm like yo I'd be like yo oh no somebody that blew the satchel out of these wow who knew some lodges

so I went to the laundry I'm like yo man let me get a box for them clean underwear man for these dudes

I'm saying let me make sure they food hot because y'all not what y'all not gonna do is throw defecation on me

like you was doing the rest of the do and they was only doing that because they was getting mistreated so I started letting them read the paper because I would read the paper every day

letting them read the paper then I started telling them what was going on in the unit and since they had no TV this is this is my contribution I would watch Martin

so intense because I was going to go back and re-act the whole episode for them because they ain't had no TV so after Martin went off

I didn't have nothing to give them so I just started doing commentary about what was going on in the rest of the prison I sit there with their broomstick and be like yo it's all three runs and they're on the ball what else happened and so

you did start coming in prison that's where the story comes from but that's not I started just joking comedy cafe that wasn't that wasn't this is me just telling stories but I was I was very

that's you doing comedy Your whole style of storytelling. You're not a punchline person. You just storytell. Yeah. I just, you know, reenact the situation. But the...

They just hit all in like, damn, my did start. That wasn't getting paid for the shit. It wasn't comedy then. Yeah, you weren't getting no check, you know? So, um, the other thing about it, so people would say that I was funny because I would stop a lot of altercation.

Like, after the first two years of me, Wilden, my whole mind, said was now if you want to get beat up don't go to school and everybody knew this about me hey I'm gonna come to you hey bro you what's your education looking like because if you stay in here

and you're just doing prison stuff when you get in the world you're gonna be back so you might want to get a GD you might want to get the trade or something because if you don't everybody else on this block goes to school to do a trade you're gonna be stealing you're gonna be still out of people

lock them I don't want you to get killed bro and go to school and if you don't you know you know there's a fight going to come with this and you you're not going to fight me

you're going to fight Mitch you're going to fight Brian and everybody like yeah bro we go to school over here this is the mandate when we was on tour region you had to go to school because if you didn't

your mind is going to drift into something crazy but when people tried to fight I would just rationally just come over I'm like, hey, y'all, y'all about to fight. I leave, man, what you want? I said, bro, I'm just, can I ask a question?

Damn, y'all, I'm so hostile. So I just want to ask, okay, y'all about the fight. Which one of y'all are willing to lose this fight twice? What the hell are you talking about? I said, because one of y'all going to win, one of y'all for sure. And then the COs are going to come in and beat the shit out of both y'all. So who want to lose twice? People start laughing.

Then they start thinking about it, like, yeah, that's what's going to happen. I'm like, you, unless it's something major, bro, it's not worth it. Because them COs, man, you know,

it's, I always think about it like this on Bugs Bunny when he would hit that duo on the head to ask you how many lumps you want, one or two.

They're going to give you six. Bam. That's stick. That's stick and them choking you out and all that. And I just be sitting and look at you.

Now look at you getting choked. Now, I told you over there, you ain't had to get all that. You ain't had to get drug. You're looking bad, man. And when they bring you, back. You're like, look at your head.

And I ain't, and I ain't going to ease up. I'm like, look at your head. But, now, see, I warned you. So you went from the one wilding to teaching, the wilders, not to while out, right? And then you also seemed like you did a lot of, like, mental work on yourself as well. Like, what makes you angry now?

Like, does anything make you make you mad? Oh, man, this is where the work really happened. DJ Scratch playing, uh, East Coast. Any other than you. 1975, LaGuardia Airport. The holiday rush, parents hauling luggage, kids gripping their new Christmas toys. Then, at 6.33 p.m., everything changed. There's been a bombing at the TWA terminal.

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Your entire identity has been fabricated. Your beloved brother goes missing without a trace. You discover the depths of your mother's illness the way it has echoed and reverberated throughout your life, impacting your very legacy. Hi, I'm Danny Shapiro. And these are just a few of the profound and powerful stories I'll be mining on our 12th season of Family Secrets.

over 37 million downloads, we continue to be moved and inspired by our guests and their courageously told stories. I can't wait to share 10 powerful new episodes with you, stories of tangled up identities, concealed truths, and the way in which family secrets almost always need to be told. I hope you'll join me and my extraordinary guests for this new season of Family Secrets. Listen to Family Secrets Season 12 on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Get fired up, y'all. Season two of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway.

We just welcomed one of my favorite people and an incomparable soccer icon, Megan Rapino to the show, and we had a blast. We talked about her recent 40th birthday celebrations, co-hosting a podcast with her fiancé Sue Bird, watching former teammates retire and more. Never a dull moment with Pino. Take a listen.

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D.D. Scratch, that was, that was, I was just, wow. But this is what makes me upset now that I'm trapped in this prison of always having to let sucker dudes make it. Mm-hmm. You know, it's always, I'll leave you better than that, da-da-da. but that's the that's the problem why dudes keep being suckers because they always somebody always talking somebody down from you know putting hands on so it just irritates me that people can just say something so crazy and then people start being on their side without no facts and you're like yeah and and I can say I'm cool but I don't see you

then when I see you I don't think you know what on site mean and I don't think that you these dudes that be talking Dick Gregory in their book told me this you know man these people you're gonna bro you're gonna make it if you can

control your attitude because of this these are industry people that's playing something I was this in the 80s you know saying I was a I was a formidable opponent in the 80s then when I

got bused in the early 90s I was already in the streets way before New Jack City a movie didn't make me be in the streets so and what I did inside man I really I really got to pray for people and

cry for people because I'm like yo man what I do to you you like you don't really understand because I've already done it like I'm not I'm not playing with you and you don't have like in this on my children you really don't have enough people

to stop me from doing something to you you really I don't care nothing about your security bro I don't care nothing about none of that but what has to keep me together is me I have to my children have to come into my head it's been one time I let somebody puppeteer me to so much violence

that I was going to do something this whole family and it wasn't no secret like they see me and I'm telling them yo listen yo people started this with me and I'm by myself I'm not coming with man I ain't got in a man man yeah yeah he is here for the people not for me to save me from myself because I will get out there and he know me I'm not going to say nothing but we're still kicking with comedian Ali Sadiq Lauren I guess I do have one question you know you say you don't want to talk about much what has the conversation at cat

Williams is having done to you because you're still successful in booking all the shows and making all the money so like what does him clearing up anything do for you it's not about him clearing up it's about the lie that's being told on you you know it don't work for me that's about the opening of the show versus like how that happened be you being on the show on what show so wasn't the conversation that you did you had a contract with the club which is how you were open that see see you're saying that's the that's the lot you're saying I don't even know the story so the story that's up, that's the lie.

Yeah, so the story that from what he said and what I read was that he was saying that you only opened up for him because you had a contract with the club, not because it was something that was a part orchestrated within the show and watch this. Nobody is small enough to say, well, why would he have to pay him then if I had a contract

with the club, with the venue? Why would he have to pay me? If you already, if he already came because you said that he paid you but you didn't cash a check. Never cash a check. But why would he have to give me a check if I have contract with the venue. I've never had a contract with no venue to open up. That's why you would never find another comic that said, oh, he opened up for me at the Relyan arena. I've never

even opened up for nobody there. So the lie is he had a contract with the venue. That's why he was there. At first, I wasn't on the other, the other version, I wouldn't even on the show. So now I'm on the show. But it's because of this. Then it's the, the lie is I walked into to the green room and told his whole crew, I'm doing 30 minutes and none of y'all can follow me. You're talking about who don't even talk to nobody at the shows. And who

are the five people? Now you've got to get your crew to lie, to still be a part of your crew, to say who are the five people? Ashima Franklin ain't going to say that. She ain't going to say that because that's a lie. What is your problem? Which one is the problem?

At first you didn't know me. Now I got a contract with the venue. Where do you get that from? You just pulling shit out your ass to try to make yourself look better because you don't want that ass whooping that I asked you what because I don't even understand. Then you said you put me out of the club. You didn't put me out.

I walked out to get my partner in the ghetto and they wouldn't let me back in. But I performed for two nights. That's the confusing part. But if I had a contract with the venue, wouldn't the venue pay me? And let you back in. And let me back in. Why would not be there say Ralph? Come open this, though.

Did you really not cashed the check cat gave you that? Man, I thought through that trash. How much was? $15 dollars. That's a lot of money. That's a stimmy. It wasn't a lot of money for me. I was only there because I was asked to be there.

If I wasn't asked to be there, I wouldn't have never came there. Oh, and the other part of the story was I came there and I was looking to perform. looking to perform and here's them why would I be looking to perform not when that was this and then what's crazy is he's saying it as if this is

modern day this is in 2014 15 before you had all the crew with you then we don't know each other right it's not even about

us not knowing each other but if people go back to Prairie View A&M University damn near 2000, what, four or five, it's me,

Cat, and Alex Thomas performing there. Thousand kids with pictures. Before that, we in Shreveport. Like, I don't even understand

what it. And prior to that, when your name was Cat in the Hat, I booked you and Rodney Perry at my comedy spot because I heard

that you wasn't doing that well, and then I reached out. Sharon Baldwin told anybody he faxed me his headshot. You know what a faxed headshot looked like?

It's just like a blurred copy and you with a hat on and a cane. He faxed it. What are you in this? This is the early 2000. Oh, okay.

And I never told the story because I couldn't remember who the other comic was. And me and Rodney Perry ended up talking and Rodney's like, man, I don't even understand this because it was me, you

and I said, what you're talking about? Ronnie? He said, yeah, you booked up. at um this spot called cloud nine you was doing this thing called uptown Saturday night I said goddamn Rodney Perry you were the on the other comic right and so I didn't I didn't even understand I'm confused I don't even know where it started like where did what did it start from it started from the was there anything kind of match it started from me

accepted if you challenge Kevin to a boxing match somebody who is doing whatever he's doing he ain't got time for you. Why don't you let me get that match for that million dollars? Because I got time and I want to saw this shit that happened at the Houston Reliant Arena.

Oh, this is what you said on Shay-Shay? This is what I said on Shay-Shay. This is what I said. Because my story ain't changed since it's happened. But it was the show and then it was the Boxing Match conversation. No, it was the boxing match first.

Oh, I thought the boxing match happened after. Okay. And then it's all this ridiculous is about this show. I'm like, bro He said that on Marilla on Yeah, but he was on Willie D

first with a whole other story I think I ain't gonna lie I ain't gonna buy you either bro Why would I want to fight shit around Didn't you put y'all on the phone together? No He offered to though right Yeah he and he goes

And I want to be there Because I don't trust you I said man you can trust me I'm not going I'm not I just want to see What it is though Because now and now you didn't say Something way out of pocket

and I'm like oh okay I say so and then you said what do you say on site mean on site stop it I don't want to say you're like

stop it like your brother stop it you know man at my worst at my worst like man this is I'm with I'm with whatever

the ring or the street but I would prefer in that ring you can't beat them in a race though A, uh... Man, I don't get that by these big shoes up.

Hey, you got to be when you run what you got to be. Listen, go get tickets to Alice at these news tour, in the shadows tour. Where did they go for the tickets, Ali, Sadeek.com or go to Ali Sedeek comedy on YouTube or go to Ticketmaster.

You know, wherever tickets are sold. You know, that's one of the thing about selling tickets. People call you as if they never been no concept. Man, how I get tickets to your show? The same way you got tickets to Eric Bonaid show. I saw you moving your hips at Eric Bonaid show now so you don't know how to get tickets.

Because you know me. And I'm sure you get applied advice at the same website. Oh, you can get on Amazon. It should be on Charlene's thing because everything he do is the bestseller. Can I get my pamphlet to be a best seller? We don't want the pamphlet. But what we're going to do is I said, no. Wow.

Check your email right now. I'm sick of this. I signed your book and everything. He sure did. A quick read. I can't wait to read. Wow. No, this is.

Man, cut it out, man. It's supposed to be a quick read for people. Because, you know, people don't read no long-ass book. Exactly. He's been here talking about a long-age book every day. When I see him talking about these are the best sellers right here, I'm like, who rate them big-ass books? They're just saying, they're just saying.

stamping this you just give it to you're going to make it the best of that big ass encyclopedia who read if he got over that body he's like I read the I read the introduction

he didn't read that book All right all right It's the breakfast club Good morning Hey turn that shit Shout out the MOP You're an idiot Scratch off pot Jop

Speaking of which The Black Family Who Built America by Cheryl McKissig Daniel is available everywhere you buy books now courtesy of my book in print Black Privile Publis Publishing Another big ass book It's actually not

It's only about 250 pages Compared to his brochure Oh yeah that's true That's very shady things But that's right Shady things but that's right It's shady if I wasn't even trying to be That wasn't a shade

I was being honest It's a quick read But let's get to the latest Lauren becoming a straight fat She gets him from somebody That knows somebody She gets the detail I'm the home girl

That knows a little bit about everything She'd be having the latest on the latest with Lauren La Rosa Sometimes she has facts Sometimes she had details Sometimes she have a little bit everything Well it's the latest

On the breakfast club Talk to me Eve is saying Or has said in her memoir Who's that girl? Memoir Sorry Whatever

It's okay It really is I say biopic wrong too Biopic Biopic Yeah So Eve is saying that Dating should night

Which people did not know happen Dating should night hurt her relationship with Interscope. So in the book, she talks about meeting Shugnight and dating her for a short period of time. So they met back in 2001. This was when Eve was co-hosting the

Soul Train Awards with Luther Vandross and Shemar Moore. And she says that she found out that Shug Night was going to be in a building. So she asked someone to introduce them. Right. So she made the move. So when she was introduced to him, she went up to him and she said, hey, I'm Eve. I've been wanting to meet you. Now, this was all five.

following her fallout with Dr. Dr. Dre and AfterMav. So for those who don't know, Eve was signed to AfterMav. She was dropped after only eight months, right around the time when Eminem was signed. And she says that has always been a thing for her because she said it humbled her. So she thought that this could be revenge. The direct quote from the book, it says, I knew what I had to do. She says that she was still in her little mood about Dr. Dre, even though they made a solid hit together. So having shook, his former boss at Defro, stumping around Interscope,

felt like some sweet revenge. I'm not really sure how I concocted this idea, yet here we are. So what happened was after the introduction at the award show, they went out to Eat in L.A., and they began courting each other. She was talking to Shugnight about just some of her issues that she was having at Interscope. So he was like, okay, you know, I'll come up there and, you know, try and help you figure things out. He came and it did not go over well with Jimmy Iveen.

And she says that she believes to this day that Jimmy Iveen took that out on her when she released her third album. Question. Why is this a story now? Because Eve's, who's that girl, been out for months? I think people are just actually diving into the book and doing articles on it, so it's beginning to circulate. And I also think people just didn't know that the relationship happened. But yes. What if they were to read

this? This is news to me. So you're saying, niggas don't read what you said? I mean, I don't read everything, but it's different for us because Eve came up here, so we didn't talk about. We didn't, but in the book. Not out here reading about Eve, you know what I mean? I love Her book is good.

You wouldn't know that. You're an avid book reader. But I wouldn't know that. But because I am a fan of Eves hits back in the day, I mean, this was news to me. I'm like, okay, she used to date Shug Night. Yeah. But did she have a date? Dr. Dreil?

Was that just like a business thing that she tried to meet? No. She was signed to Aftermath and she was basically like, she was eager. She was trying to get in the studio. She wanted to work. He had signed him in Eminem and he wasn't putting her in the studio and she was dropped. And she said that it hung on her. Yeah, and she said it humbled her

because she had to get back on the bus, go back home to Philly, back to her mom's crib after being signed to Dr. Jerry and, you know, all the things. So it humbled her, so she kind of still had that there, so she made this move. Now, the reason why she decided to break it off with Shug Night, it wasn't even because of the issues

with Interscope. She says that it was more about her family. So D&Y from Rough Riders came to her and was like, look, we see what's going on, but we don't like you running around with him. Like, we just don't. So she said, okay, I'm going to take that into consideration and we're not going to date anymore and when she called Shignight let him know

even he agreed like yeah if you was my little sister I would have told you that too and he hasn't commented on this yet but y'all know he's been commented on a lot of things from jail so he's like that podcast from jail right there's a whole podcast I didn't know about that yeah I didn't know normally

prison podcast normally when I see him talk it's like through an interview normally with TMZ he's always responding to something in the media but I didn't know a podcast I think it's called collect call with Shugnett yeah yes Okay. Well, shifting gears in other news. So Michelle Obama was on her podcast with Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union.

And they were having a conversation about figuring out how you parent multiple children and creating a good dynamic. Because you know sometimes people have favorite kids. So let's take a listen to Michelle Obama because she says Barack Obama had issues with Sasha. Our oldest, Malia, is very, she's going to figure out who you are, what do you like. And let's discuss. She would tell me, I'm going out this weekend, but I'm going to give dad like 15 minutes. And she'd go into the treaty room and tell me about Syria. Oh, wow, really?

Oh, I must be. And then she'd be like, okay, well, I'm gone. Brock would come out of the treaty room going, well, I just had an amazing conversation with Malia. And Sasha is like a cat. She's like, don't touch me, don't pet me. I'm not pleasing you. You come to me. Barack's like, well, she's difficult.

I was like, no. The first one was a pleaser, you know. But some people parent to one child or one personality child, but then you have three. Thought about you, Envy, because I know Madison is your favorite child. Madison is not my favorite. I think so. Madison is not my favorite. But, yeah, it's difficult.

You can't just say that on the radio. That's crazy. It just seems like it because y'all always hang out. Y'all are like best friends She is But she's oldest She's the oldest She's the 23 years old

She's the closest to my age So I mean we'd be out She's not close the age She's the closest to all the other kids To my age I can also understand it too Because I'm the old I'm 47

But she's the closest to my age She's the 23 years old So she comes out of me She goes out with me She hangs with daddy When I go to Vegas She goes to Vegas When I go here she comes

That's what about a die It does piss me off When people say You have a favorite child Like when they say that to you as a parent It's like, I love all my kids equally But you've never felt closer to one child than the other No, those are your children

Have you, all right, now listen What about you, Lauren? Have your mom, has your mom? Yeah, no, no, no. I know she don't got a dad, yo. First of all, my dad is listening probably, hey dad. And even with my dad, I'm his favorite because I talk to him.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. All right, so you are your dad's favorite. I know, I mean, I'm the only kid of my dad's that speaks to him, but let's go back to my mom real quick. No, don't speak. You have no permission. Let her. Let her. You can speak. Go ahead. Ms. Leonard. I got my hand ready. Yes, sir. Your dad

has a strange way of showing that you're his favorite child, do you think? I didn't say favorite. I said... You did say favorite, actually. Take it back. I take it back. My dad talks to me because of two kids, I'm the one that speaks to him. You don't know when they call him. Right. Yeah. But back to my... What's your mom?

Yes. I won't say we... I understand what Michelle. We're raised by her. Yeah, we've We've had times, though, where, like, when my mom was going through her, like, cancer battle, I was closer because I was in the hospital with her every day. Her and my brother, though, they hang out a lot more and a lot differently because they both indulge in, like, cannabis and all the things. I don't, I kind of feel like I'm parenting them sometimes. Yeah, but my question is, did you ever feel like one of y'all were her favorites? Yes, I tell her all the time. She let my brother get away with everything.

That's her favorite. I think what Michelle is saying is important, though. It's not even about what you do as a parent. sometimes the kid don't want to mess with you like that the kid ain't vibing with you in that way so you might deem that child difficult but y'all just you know that child is doing its own thing

all kids are different right you can't raise I can't talk to Madison and raise Madison like I raise my wife tells me that all the time Logan or like London or Brooklyn or Peyton or Jackson it is what it is my wife says that all the time all the kids are different and especially when they're different in age

well yeah and then also like with my kids I was a different person that I am now when I was just, when I was just being ash. When I had ash and I was raising ash, it was different, you know, different lifestyle, different, you know, it was different. Now, I am who I am. I have a career, you know, I'm married. I have my child, this child is different. I still don't have a favorite, but the parenting style is much different.

So, Marley, might grow up and not even deal with me. Right, right. She might be doing her for a month because my wife always tells me I'm a better girl dad than I am a boy dad. It's all I got is girls Because it's like You know It's a different connection But I love all my kids

And then you know When that ethnicity is different too Because sometimes you know Molly looks at Jess And be like Who is this person What you mean? I'm sorry

That's me Oh my God You know where he's going With this Joe It is I know my God I can look at daddy And be like

That's daddy Who this woman Hola You remember that video Just post it What Marley was like Go get my dad Yo literally

And she prefers him too Not only does she favor him She prefers him. So that would be my difficult child. Because she ain't, she ain't checking for me. She don't care. She's only one. Wait, wait, watch that video.

I'm telling you, yo. I'm going to post a video today. Shorty don't be. She matches me when Chris ain't home. When he's home, he's like, oh, she's like, oh, my protector. My, yes, thank you. Hi, Daddy. I love that.

Hi, what? Hi, Daddy. Hi, Daddy. All right. Well, that is the latest with Laura. Sholomey, who you giving that donkey, too? Man, four after the hour since we're talking about parenting. Let me just teach y'all how not the parent real.

quick, okay? There's a woman named Sierra Bonner who needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with her, please. All right, we'll get to that next. I just got to say this last thing. You know what my kid's favorite part of the show is? What? Guess what race it is. They enjoy that. Because they still trying to guess their damn age. What about guess your dad's sexuality?

Oh, my goodness. Oh, my God. I've been a tough one for Logue. Don't get a day's up next. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida, man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of the floor. Yes, you are a donkey.

A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money. Florida man is arrested after Deputy's Day. He rigged the door to his home in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. The breakfast club, bitchy. Donkey of the day with Sholomey the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get you all like this.

It's not me, Lord Duvue. is Florida. Okay, donkey of the day for Thursday, August 21st, goes to a Florida woman named Sierra Bonner. Okay. Now, what does your Uncle Shala always say about the great state of Florida? The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. And today is absolutely no exception. Let me tell you something, man. Nothing makes me shake my head more than people who make poor choices on purpose. What do you mean, Uncle Shala? People who make poor choices on purpose. See, some people make choices. And the choice they make may be a bad one, but they didn't intentionally try to cheat the game. Okay? They didn't intentionally try to bend the will of the universe to make two plus two five. All right. There are some people out here who intentionally try to make two plus two equal five, even though they know it equals four. But for whatever reason, they try to make it five. Those individuals, I have absolutely no remorse for when something bad happens because they are making a poor choice on purpose. That's exactly what.

what Sierra Bonner did. Okay, Sierra. Sierra has a child. Her child is in elementary school and she doesn't live with her child's father, but the child's father left something at her house. So the mother, when packing her child's book bag, put the item in the child's book bag and ask the child to return the item to their father. Simple enough assignment, right? Well, keep in mind, this is Florida. Would you like to know what the item was? Well, let's go to First Coast News for the report, please. To lock down at Coppergate Elementary School caused by one parent trying to reduce return a gun to another parent. That's according to the Clay County Sheriff, Michelle Cook, tonight. Cook said a student's mom put the gun. Now listen to this in the child's backpack,

telling the child to return the gun to the child's father. The child forgot to give the gun to their dad, causing the gun to be found in the child's backpack at school. The mom is now facing felony charges, including child neglect. Sierra Bonner put a gun in their child's backpack and told the young child to Turned the firearm to their father before they left for school. Now, earlier this morning, an eighth grade teacher called up here complaining about the parents smoking weed with their kids. And she said that some of the parents say it's okay because they're smoking weed with me. Now, she called from Ohio. The legal age to consume weed in Ohio is 21.

So if you're a parent smoking weed with your child who is in the eighth grade in Ohio, you are breaking the law. It is illegal to provide weed to a minor in Ohio, just like it's illegal to give a firearm to a minor in Florida. which is what Sierra is being charged with, okay? Child neglect and giving a firearm to a minor. Envy, you said earlier that the teachers shouldn't call the police on the parents in Ohio. They should just give a warning for giving their child who is in the eighth grade weed. Do you feel the same way about this parent in Florida who gave their elementary school child a pistol to give back to their father? Okay, Florida is the only place.

Ask me that question. Answer the question first. I didn't say that first and foremost. I didn't say it. What you mean? You didn't say that. I didn't say you're supposed to give your kids. We eat in eighth grade.

I said, never mind. But no, they should definitely call police if your child bring a gun to school. Okay. Just want to make sure. All right. Just want to make sure you, you know, just want to make sure you're not stupid.

Florida is the only place where after a parent checks their child's backpack before they go to school, someone has to check the backpack after the parent. Okay? The sheriff called is a poor decision that could have ended in tragedy. That's an understatement.

Right? Kids could have been killed. Actions have consequences, man. And people do not realize. realize how important decisions are until they make the wrong ones. But going back to what I said earlier, people make poor choices on purpose. You know two plus two does not equal five. You know it equals four, but you tried to make it equal five anyway.

That's how I feel about this woman. December 29th, 1975, LaGuardia Airport. The holiday rush, parents hauling luggage, kids gripping their new Christmas toys. Then, at 6.33 p.m., everything changed. There's been a bombing at the TWA terminal. Apparently, the explosion actually impelled metal, glass. The injured were being loaded into ambulances, just a chaotic, chaotic scene. In its wake, a new kind of enemy emerged, and it was here to stay.

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Get fired up, y'all. Season two of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway. We just welcomed one of my favorite people and an incomparable soccer icon, Megan Rapino to the show, and we had a blast. We talked about her recent 40th birthday celebrations, co-hosting a podcast with her fiancé Sue Bird, watching former teammates retire and more. a dull moment with Pino. Take a listen. What do you miss the most about being a pro athlete? The final. The final. And the locker room.

I really, really, like, you just, you can't replicate, you can't get back. Showing up to the locker room every morning just to shit talk. We've got more incredible guests

like the legendary Candace Parker and college superstar AZ Fudd. I mean, seriously, y'all. The guest list is absolutely stacked for season two. And, you know, we're always going to keep you up to speed

on all the news and happenings around the women's sports world as well. So make sure you listen to Good Game with Sarah Spain on the Iheart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHeart Women's Sports. Sierra, okay, now I know she's from Florida, and there's a different level of fool in Florida, but you're not going to sit here and tell me that when you was packing your child's book bag, okay, your child who is in elementary school, you got notebooks and school supplies

and pencils and folders, probably a water bottle. some lunch, you know what I mean, a little tuna sandwich or something, some chips, a apple, maybe a sweet, okay, couple of cookies, a honeybutton maybe. You had to know when you was packing all that, a pistol did not belong there, okay? What was going on in your life that was so important that you couldn't tell your baby daddy that come pick his firearm up from the house, okay? If you were to call your baby daddy and say, hey, I'm going to give your fire, you know, your pistol to your child to give to you, I believe,

Your baby daddy will tell you that you're tripping. Okay, once again, I understand it's Florida. But I just refuse to believe that both parents believe passing the pistol to their child in the elementary school is a wise choice. You tell your kid, take this gun to dad and send them off to school. That's not parenting. That's organized crime. Please give Sierra Bonner the sweet sounds of the hamletones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day.

You are the donkey of the day, y'all. And kids already be forgetting everything you tell them to do in the morning any damn way. That's another reason Sierra Bonner story pisses me off. That's crazy. That's stupid. Yo, like you said, all the things. Like you said, somebody could have got killed. Somebody could have went in his book bag and got the gun.

He even could have, like, showed and tell it. Like, you remember show and tell? I got a blicky, y'all I do respect the fact that this young man didn't try to protect his body either He looks in his bag, like, what? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what it's saying me? My mama packed my bag this morning.

And that's right, and that's how it should be. You're not playing a game? No, I'm not playing a game this morning. You want to play a game? I really don't know. I mean, is it, all right, before. I don't know how to play the game. Is it obvious?

It's not obvious, no. It ain't obvious. You can't Google. No, I'm talking about, like, it ain't too many white. or Russian or Asian Ciaras out here. That's what I'm saying. What you're trying to say? I mean...

You're trying to say niggas going to... No, that's the black one. I said niggas going to neg. That is powerful niggardry at work. There we go. Damn. I was thinking white, but I... It's obvious because of the name.

I know, I don't know. I don't know they race either. But regardless, this is some niggatory. That's what I'm right. Perfect. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Up next. Just Fix My Mess. 800-585-105-1. If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, 800-58-1-5-105-1, just a help yet now. So call us up. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Help me. Tell us. Made it. It's the real deal. Help me. Help me. Help me.

Oh, my God. I'm all up in your mess. I'm a fix it. Fix it. Fix my love. Just going to fix your mess Because my advice is real Morning everybody It's DJ NV Jess hilarious Charlamaine the guy We are the breakfast club

It's time for Just Fix My mess Hello who's this Hey what's going on man It's Anthony how y'all doing Anthony what's up What's your question for Jess What's up Hey Jess how you doing my mom

What's going on I'm good How you doing? I'm all right Listen so I'm an over-the-road truck driver right Mm-hmm Shout out the way

Appreciate that It's kind of hard to date And the reason why is that because it's like a lot of women rely on me to do everything because they see truck drive and they think oh money money money but I don't want that you know what I mean and a lot of these chicks nowadays is like bum they can't do nothing yeah you know what I mean they can't bring their own way so do you think I should just focus on I got no kids by the way too so you think I should just focus on what I'm doing and worry about a relationship later or

not I'm like that if you ready if you ready for a relationship you know don't give up on it It's just you keep, you keep attracting the type. You know, you're attracting the bums, as you say. Where are you at? Where are you from? Florida. Florida. Okay.

Are you, you drive locally or like? Nah, over the road. Take, take. Okay, okay. Okay, so you'd be fine. And it's like, you guys, women that say they do with it, but then after about a month or two, it's like, oh, I want you home and this and that,

and you already know what the job entails. It's cool when the money come home, though. Oh, everything. Absolutely. It's cool when I come home. Right, right, right. But look, but what I can say is I definitely do relate when I met my husband. I ain't think it was going to be a problem either, that, you know, him always being on the role. Yeah, I knew, but I knew what his job consisted of.

He wasn't always going to be around me, but I wasn't looking to be with him, like, exclusively neither. Because, listen, truck driver didn't put a bad taste in my mouth. I just already knew what that came with. Lock lizards! He's not going to be there. Nobody was going to do lot lizards. But he wasn't going to be there all the time. And I'm somewhat of a clingy person to my person.

You know what I'm saying? I want to be up under my man. I want to be, you know, I want to be, you know, I want to be with him. And I realized I wasn't really built for that. So we had to compromise a lot of things. You know what I'm saying? But it's definitely going to be hard for you. I'm not here to, you know, to pacify you and tell you, yo, no, you'll find the right one.

It's going to take you some time to find the right one. You got to date somebody who also travels. You got to date like a travel nurse or a flight attendant, somebody who always, you know what I mean, on the same type of route as you, you know what I mean? Like somebody that travel just like you, it's going to be hard dealing with somebody that's stationary and you're not. I ain't never thought about a travel nurse. Okay. All right.

You know, so they did another truck driver. It's some sexy as women, Mike, who drive trucks out there, you know. Mm-hmm. Okay. All right. I'm going to take your Thank you Thank you, sir

Hello, who's this? This is Fatima Hey, good morning, Mama What's your question for Jess? Good morning My question for Jess is What is wrong with me? Why, whenever I meet a guy

And, you know, we start trimming I like him for a while And then for no reason After like a couple weeks I don't want him no more I went through that phase as well You know what I'm saying? You don't really know what you're looking for

you know what I mean and that's what I realized about myself it could be different with you but I didn't really know what I was looking for I just knew what I didn't want when I started seeing it you know you give everybody a chance you're a hopeless romantic in a way and so that what comes along with that is you giving everybody a chance not everybody but you know you're not really specific you're not too picky you know that's because you still got to learn yourself and what you want what aligns with you you know um do you have a type be honest I do have a type Okay

And it seems like You know Whenever I start dealing with a guy That guy is my type That's why I start dealing with him But look is that I'm sorry to cut you off But is that just

Outside of parents Is that just From what you see What meets your eye Right Because you don't really know a person It's you get to know them You know they're tight based off of looks

It's well yeah I feel that When you say that I did the same thing I have a type that's like a fit like I know what I want to look at I know what I want to stand next to right I know what I want to go to sleep with I want oh yes my man looks good all the things brolic wide shoulders like yeah what's up you know tall guy yes but when you start meeting these guys I mean when you start getting to know these guys it's like ah brain on empty you know oh broke oh mama's boy ah I mean Yeah, you're right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you got to look a little deeper than what meets the eye.

But it's definitely, and then you're probably a baddie, so you want a guy to match you, you know, but you got to go a little bit deeper than that. And that comes with, how old is how old are you? I'm 36. Okay, all right, yeah. You're almost there. You're almost there.

You know what I mean? Just keep going through the brolic sexy n**es, you know what I'm saying? Because you're going to find one with a brain, one that's emotionally intelligent. One, you're going to find exactly what you're looking for. It's all right. There's nothing wrong with you.

You just got to look a little deeper than what you see. All right. Thank you. I hope that fixes my mess. I'm telling you, I know what's going to. And you've got to come back to me and update me. She just told you to keep on. All right.

I'm going to update you. I'm going to keep on. I'm going to keep on. Yeah, you're going to keep on. Thank you. Shut up. Yo, what are you talking about? Just fix my mess.

800, 585, 105.1. When we come back, we got the latest with Lawrence. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV.

Jess, hilarious. Shalameen, the guy. We are the breakfast club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight fat. Tell us. She gets them 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 La Rosa. 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 So this actually We just found out about this The mother of Felicia Rashad and Debbie Allen Miss Vivian Ayers has passed away So Debbie Right I know it's so sad Debbie Allen posted to her Instagram

To let us know the sad news She posted a tribute to their mother And she says mommy you have transformed Into that cosmic bird hawk That lives and breathes freedom We will follow your trail of golden dust And continue to climb higher We promise to be true

be beautiful, be free. Love, love, love. And then she named all of the the children and their husbands. Now, when Ms. Felicia Rashad was up here on the breakfast club, she lived a very long life. Oh, she did. She lived a life I want to live. What she was like, she had to be

100. Yeah, she had to be. 100 plus. Yes. I'll look up her age, but speaking of her age, she was a poet, she was a playwriter, she was a cultural activist, a museum curator, a classicist. Some of her poetry actually was included in a

Lynxon Hughes Collection Langston Hughes Collection New Negro poets and then also Two, Spice of Dawn one of her poems back in the 50s was nominated for

the Pulter Prize for poetry back in 1953 actually so she did live an amazing life she was also a librarian in which Miss Felicia Rashah talked about

when she was up here she was the first African American faculty member at Rice University in Houston, Texas as well so she paved away I do want to play

just some just Felicia Rashall when she was here remembering her mom because she spoke so much about her let's take a listen our mother

Vivian Ayres is a poet we grew up with a poet we grew up with a visionary and it was about freedom it was about

realizing your full potential as a human being can you imagine things like this teaching little children like this

she would teach us things like she have aphorisms and she give them to us to say the universe

bears no ill to me. I bear no ill to it. And we repeat that. The universe bears no ill to me. I bear no ill to it. When you teach a child like this, be true, be beautiful, be free. She would say things like this to us. And

she'd say things like, thinking requires thought. Thinking requires thought. We know he was saying, but these seeds were planted. Yes, Ms. Vivian, Ed Allen lived to be 102. She celebrated a born day last month. Oh, wow. Chester, South Carolina's own.

Ms. Vivian Ayers Allen. So rest in peace to Ms. Vivian Ayers Allen. That is a long, amazing life. Very long. Because I want to live to be 101. She made it to 102. That's amazing. And look, really, really good about doing it.

That tribute that they posted of her 100 and two, where? And when you think about all the life that you hear, Miss Felicia Rashad, you know, talk about her mother speaking into her and look what that did for her as well. And her sister, Ms. Debbie Allen. Like, come on, huh? Absolutely. Yeah. Vivian, life well lived, man.

Rest and peace. When she was up here talking about how their mother explained racism to them and how it was very detrimental to the race, but she made them look at it another way, like, so they won't be mentally defeated by it growing up. I remember that specifically from the interview that she did when she came up to the breakfast clubs. Yes, it was an amazing interview with her, but yes, definitely a life well lived in rest and pieces and condolences to their family. Now we're going to shift gears a bit. I wanted to make sure that we mentioned this because we reported on the original filing. So Drusky, remember we did the

report of Drusky being named in one of the civil lawsuits where it was alleged that him, Diddy, and O'Dell Beckham Jr. had sexually sought in all the things. That nonsense. So he has been, we had already talked about the evidence that was being put forth to clear him.

He has been officially cleared by a judge at this point, so I wanted to make sure that we said that as well. And the judge is actually, you know, having conversations right now about sanctions, if any, going the way of the woman and her legal team that filed the original... Yeah, let's get her locked up. How about that?

When somebody makes an allegation, that false, right? That's so blatantly false as soon as you hear it and you hear the details. You're like, this is some complete nonsense. Lock her up. Yeah. I'm with you a thousand percent. Lock her up. I'm with you. You make false claims that could hurt his business,

can hurt his family, could hurt his life, put him through trauma and it's false? Just don't make sense. She said, like, he oiled up and jumped on her and you alive? Like, shut up. Why would you even say that? He used her body as a slipping slide.

When that's what the slide part dropped, everybody was like, ain't no way. Ain't no way. Like, come on. First of all, it shouldn't have been no way when she said when it happened. Druski wasn't even on back then. Well, see, here's the thing, though. And the judge kind of got into this in the letter that the judge dropped explaining why this is not moving forward with him involved. Because the judge is like in the beginning, when they put forth these claims, like, okay, you put forth the claims, we need to see why these claims aren't real.

but when Drewski's team provided those text messages, we talked about the emails, the verification of the job you had been offered. The judge is like, they should have backed the way then, but they didn't. They decided to still move forward. So the sanctions are going to be for the team being like, we still going to move forward because at this point now,

we see that none of this may be. And they should have to pay for Drewski's legal fees. The other attorney should have to pay for his legal fees. And you know what else? They should have to pay for the legal fees. And I mean, thank God he didn't lose anything. But if he did, they should have to compensate him for that as well. And she did to be.

be arrested. That's wrong man, yeah. Well, in other court news, so DDG and Haley, Bailey, you guys remember they were going back and forth about you know, things with their child, and sensitivity and all that stuff. Hallie Bailey? Yeah, I said Grandma Holly, right? No, you said, Haley Bayley. My grandma

Hallie Bailey, sorry. I have a great grandmother named Holly and I always try to think of it that way and I still mess it up. So Hallie Bailey and DDG in court were told that they should not post their child on social media. They were ordered, both parents were ordered not to post their child on social media. The judge

also emphasized the importance of monitoring the visits between the two parents. So the prosecutor so, Haleyside was claiming that DG was staged like paparazzi situations in different outings with the kids

with the kid. They argued that the child shouldn't be on social media. They also said that DG had a fan base that would cause harassment toward Haley and that they wanted to restrict all of these things. Now on the other side, like DDG was saying that like I can't control who sees me in public how the cameras roll when I'm in public I'm a streamer this is my job and things just come with it he was requesting overnight visitation weekends midweek time just a bunch of different things he also wanted to set up like a schedule within those visits and he said he's open to monitor visits he just you know wants to see his child but he said he's open to that just to ensure that everything that they're claiming happens when the kid is with him doesn't happen so the judge rule that the fact that the fact that they can't post they both can't post HALO is in Haley's favor.

You got me calling this girl Haley. Sorry, Hallie. In her favor because that's what she wanted anyway from the jump. So, I mean, it goes in right into what she wanted. But for DDG, I do feel a little bit about that. I mean, that's what he do. You know what I'm saying? Like, he wanted, I mean, it's not all about posting your child and all that,

but it's not about even posting this. This is what he does. He strains, like, his life every day. And so when he, when that camera's on, he's making money so we can't do that, you know, when it comes to him having his child. And Halo was a big part of his streaming content. Yeah, he is, he is. And he goes so viral. The baby goes so viral.

But, I mean, I think he'll just have to figure out, he's good at content. He'll have to figure out the angles into his life, you know. All right. Now, give me some positive news. You gave me deaf, fake rape allegations and child custody battles. Give me something good. Yes, fake rape. Oh, my God, positive news.

That's what she gave us. Give me some positive now. Give me something positive. You got to be something good going on. It is. Jess is celebrating her beautiful baby's birthday this weekend. That was yesterday. She's prepared for the birthday party that would happen this Saturday.

And Jess broke the internet yesterday with her baby's photos with her, Chris and baby Marley. And the photos are amazing. And he re-ed. Yes. And that's a positive story. And then also, messy vision, listen, messyvision I wear.com. You need to go there right now and use the promo code week. W-A-K-E.

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We got a salute comedian Ali Sadiq for joining us. Man, salute to Ali Sadiq, man. I got much respect for Ali Sadiq because Ali Sadiq Don't wait on. No goddamn body. Nope. No, he doesn't. He starts his tour tomorrow in Atlantic City. So if you're around Atlantic City, the Tropicana Showroom is where his tour kicks off. So salute to Ali Sadiq. That's a lot of content.

I mean, that's a lot of material, y'all. You drop in specials every six months and you're still torn. And, yo, none of his jokes, you'll never go to a show and hear one of the jokes that you saw on a special or you even heard before when he came to your city last year. Like, yo, his brain is always,

I love comics like that. And he got a new quick read out called Applied Advice. Okay? And I like it because, you know, So he basically took some of the best advice that he's received from people like Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Cheryl Underwood, Mike F, Bill, Bellamy, you know, Billy D. Washington, Rob Stapleton, D.L. Hugley, B.R. Burns, Dick, and his mom and dad. And he put them all in a nice, uh, quick read that he says, it's not a self-help book. It's real talk from the real one. So go check that out. Go pick that up from Amazon right now. Ali Sadieck, applied advice, man. When we come, oh, you got a possible. A man's called to the obituary. Yes, man. And the positive note is.

simply this. People do not realize how important decisions are until they make the wrong ones. I said that earlier. I want to repeat it again. But I also want you to make and be confident in your own decisions. Stop looking for people's approval for everything. Live your

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