The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Diddy Plans to Advocate Against Domestic Violence Post-Prison, Claressa Shields Says Laila Ali Declined Fight: “She’s Scared

Episode Date: August 11, 2025

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In 1920, a magazine article announced something incredible. Two young girls had photographed real fairies. But even more incredible, that article was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the man who invented Sherlock Holmes. How did he fall for that? Hoax is a new podcast from me, Dana Schwartz, the host of Noble Blood. And me, Lizzie Logan. Every episode, we'll explore one of the most audacious and ambitious tricks in history

and try to answer the question, why we believe, what we believe. Listen to hoax on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys, it's AZ Fudd. You may know me as a gold medalist. You may know me as an NCAA national champion. You may even know me as the People's Princess. Every week on my new podcast, Fud around and find out. I'll be talking to some special guests about pop culture.

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I'm so glad you asked me this question. This is such a ridiculous story. You can listen to American History Hotline on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, just hilarious. Good morning. Charlemagne's running a little late And it's Monday

Back to the work week How you feeling, Jess, what's up? I feel good, I feel good Yo, so look, I want to go see this movie, right? Do I have a delay or now? No, no delay. Okay, cool, so I want to go see this movie It's called Weapons, right?

And it was supposed to be, it was based on a true story, right? Like, back in, like, I guess like 20 years ago, a classroom, an elementary school classroom, everybody came to school with this classroom, right? 17 kids was missing They got up on the same time On the same night And walked into the woods

Right walked into the darkness Like they ran I'm sorry They ran into the woods And they never was seen again Right and the only person Who survived from that class Like who came to school the next day Was the teacher and one other little boy

And yo Dave we've been seeing previews for this movie For like the last six months Right so when it came out We ran and go see it You know, if y'all ain't go see it, y'all got to go see it. Because I want to talk about it, but it just came out. It was open a weekend, and I know a lot of people want to go see it.

But I don't want to spoil it right now. But in two days, I'm going to come and spoil it. Well, you know, the funny thing is my daughter went to go see that movie, right? So after she went to go see the movie, she was taking walking the dogs. And she called me, it was like, Dad, I can't stay out here too late. I'm like, why? She was like, I just seen this movie that wasn't supposed to be scary, but it's scary. I'll come out with this light outside.

I was like, whatever. but yeah she was watching that movie she said the same thing so exactly it's not supposed to be scary yo but it is a scary it ended up a scary movie somehow i was scared as hell so yeah it was it's really really good though and it was based on a true story so it was like yo stuff like that really scared me because this was this is like somebody out there reliving all this crap crazy but yeah i'm a spoil it on wednesday all right well salute to everybody in houston i'm in h town now shout to out 93.7 to beat family uh you know i had a couple of shows out here. Saturday I was at the jungle

which was rain on Washington and then Saturday and Sunday I did Chapman and Kirby and when I say we have so much love in Houston so much love in H-town I mean they just show you so much love and they just hug you love you feed you I mean it was so many they would give me so much food

so much drinks so much smoke for you you would have loved it I just had a good time so salute to everybody in H-town in Houston I appreciate you I'm about to head back home after this my daughter's birthday today is Brooklyn's birthday so she's officially nine today so happy birthday to come home and celebrate with her let's get the show cracking we got front page news more going to be joining us and don't go anywhere it's the

breakfast club good morning morning everybody is dj nv jess alaris charlemagne the guy we are the breakfast club let's get some front page news all right now let's start with wmba now a j wilson became the first wm player in history wm player in history with 30 point 20 rebounds which is a double double. She finished with just 32 points, 20 rebounds, five assists, and two steals in the 94-86 home win over the Connecticut Sun. So congratulations to Aja Wilson.

Congratulations. Now, yes, over the week, and a 17-year-old is in custody on murder charges following a shooting in Atlanta. It was in front of the Center for Disease Control. Here's audio from Atlanta, Mayor Andrew Dickens.

Two hours. A very coordinated response. A lot of training had to go into how these men and women of Emory University, the Cab County Police, the FBI, the City of Atlanta police, fired and rescue from both the cab

and the city of Atlanta. The GBI, Georgia State Patrol, I saw officers coming from all over to be able to respond to this incident. Very sad. Shalaman, you there? Yes, I am. What's happening? Yes.

Also, just so you know, we have technical difficulties, we have no Morgan, so we just dug in it out this morning. We were just talking about the shooting in Atlanta. I'm looking right at Morgan. Well, something happened to know her microphone to work? Yeah, she can't hear it. And also, a 17-year-old is in custody or murder charges following a shooting in Times Square.

That happened early Saturday that injured three people. So a lot of shootings, a lot of craziness out there. So please be careful. Keep your head on the swivel if you're out and about. And even if your head is on a swivel, it don't mean nothing. Because you never know where it's coming from or who is coming from nowadays. definitely still be aware it's crazy

and that is front page news hopefully we get Morgan right for next hour now Shalaman how was everything in South Carolina South Carolina is amazing I just got back home from South Carolina I was there all last week man I had my 10th annual bookback drive and

fish fry but you know it's not just fish we had my guy Chris from Southern Cray was out there frying chicken and you know we had the Jamaican food truck out there the whole lot of things were going on but you know salute to everybody that I saw in Shopkin Linder this week and everybody who came out to my 10th annual

book bag drive and fish fry. Nice. Did the studs pop up, get some book bags? You know, they love the book bags. No, he's for the kids. I hope ain't no damn darned at studs in school. Don't you have to be a certain age to be a stud? No, what are you talking about? Middle school studs, high school studs.

For real? Yes. What are you talking about? You think, like, studs just the studs part of your life? Yeah, I don't think you reach your full stud form till after like 21. Oh, please. Even when I was in middle school, it was some girls I knew was supposed

to be stuzz, even if they didn't want to. But see what you just said? It's supposed to be. But they probably didn't really transition and morph into full stud form until about 21, 22 years old. You know what I mean? Drive through Baltimore. At first, they just was dressing like franchise boys. But then you're like, oh, they're not just dressing like franchise boys.

They actually studge. But Saluta are the mini-mart Caribbean food truck that pulled up as well, man. And sovereign Crave. and sweet treats, and I'm forgetting some people, but thank you. Thank you for helping me make my 10th annual back-to-school driver success. It's suit to my guy, Juhova, too, man. Jehovah and L-R-G came through with 200 backpacks for my town in Monk's Corner,

so I appreciate y'all too, man. That's what it is. All right. Everybody else, get it off your chest. $800-5-105-1. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-58-105-1. Let us know how your weekend was, what you did.

that good stuff call us up right now phone lines are wide open it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club wake up wake up your ass this is your time to get it off your chest whether you are mad or blessed we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this hey this your boy chop house custom chuff house custom um jacksonville what's up chop house what's going on no nothing man it's my birthday weekend my birthday saturday you know what i'm saying i'm just trying to get on here and trying to boost my business up. I got a black-owned business. I restore shoes, customized shoes.

I do everybody in the city shoes. I'm trying to get a building, man. That's my birthday wish this week. So I'm trying to, I need some help y'all. So if y'all can promote and push that for me, I appreciate that. Well, you just push it yourself. You just did it yourself. Yeah, I know.

You know, I just had to get on the platform. I call all the time. Y'all be picking up. I appreciate that. I love listening to y'all every morning. We appreciate that. Tell them how they can find you, brother. Hey, I'm on IG.

and I'm on TikTok and I'm on Facebook. Chop House Customs with a Z at the end. V-H-O-P House Customs with a Z at the end. Okay, brother. Good luck and happy birthday. Thank you. Thank you, y'all. Hello, who's this?

Man, what's up? Man, it's Brandon, man. Call it from New York, Louisiana. What's up, Brandon? Get it off your chest. Yeah, I just want to say, man. Shout out to all the strong hard fathers out there that's getting this money this morning.

Salute to all the dads out there going to get that money providing for their kids, man. and all the suckers that don't take care of the kids, take care of their kids, shame on y'all. You ain't going to never have a blessing. That's right. Never, man. So good morning to everybody at the Brethren Club,

man, Jess, Morgan, Largan, Envy, Charlemagne. Yes, sir. That is funny you bring that up because I was thinking about that over the weekend because I know some people who don't be taking care of their kids and they're having the hardest of luck and they wonder why.

Hey, you know what a crazy point? All a good dad that says I was just doing that, man, It gets drained through the mud, and I'm one of them. Yeah, but you know what, though, man, you're blessed. You know why? Because you're on your way to work, and you're able to provide for yourself and your family, man. And you're breathing.

And you're happy. That's right. Yes, sir, and I'm at work right now. I'm picking up this garbage. I'm a truck driver. I pick up the garbage, man. That's right. Sluid all the sanitation workers up, though, man.

We appreciate y'all. Thank you for your service, brother. Get it off your chest. 800-585-105-1. If you need the vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

I'm telling. Hey, what you doing, man? I'm calling you. 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, Envy, this is Keith from Brooklyn. You heard? Hey, Keith, what's up? You heard? Get it off your chest. Yo, yo, yo, what's good? Charlemaine. What's good?

uh, uh, Jesse. Yo, Jess, hey. Hey. Hey. That's my favorite. All right, man. I'm going to do a little rancin real quick because I feel some type of way about Democrats and Republicans. I feel like, first of all, it shouldn't be anti-Semitic to say that's this war in Israel. And like, what's up with all the, the grizzie goblin? I feel like both Democrats and Republicans we look like we're being occupied by Israel right now. That's what the narrative was looking like. You know what I'm saying, I just wanted to voice my opinion on that. I think that says crazy. There's too much Israeli, glizzy goblin going on.

It's more grizzly goblin. You would have thought that Israel was having a hot dog eating contest over there. The way that we're glissing, we're gobbling so many glissies right now. Are the hot dogs kosher? I don't know. I don't know. I'm not the one eating them. It's our politicians right now.

I'm sure they are. Our politicians, they're eating another. Yeah, I ask them if this kosher or not. At what point? Yeah, man, that's what I want to go off my chair. At what point were you all. realize you don't have to wear a jersey when it comes to politics. It's about simple right and wrong.

Like, that's it. Nothing more, nothing less. I agree. Hey, wait, guys, I'm a big fan. Can I give you guys a drop? I have a couple of these prepared right here. I would love to give you guys a drop. Is that possible? What's the last time? The last time somebody asked me for a drop, they swung on me. What's you talking about?

No, no, no. No, no. I'm just, you know, I got a couple right here prepared. Can I, can I, can I say one? Okay. Go ahead, man. Go. All, yo. Hey, yo, what's going on, man? It's your boy Keith calling from Brooklyn, you heard. And right now, you're listening to the most dangerous morning show. DJ Yovie, Jess Hilarious, and Charlamina Gai. Right here on the breakfast club, you heard.

Hey. He needs a little work. Hey. All right, correct. I appreciate you, brother. You sound like an artist who got a half a hit single. You know what I mean? It could take off if the label put a little bit more behind it,

but the people are not rocking with it organically. Damn. That is, hey. Hello, who's this? Everybody down that we know. He sure does. Hello? Yeah.

Yeah, get it off your chest, brother. Hi, man. My name is Cocoa Parker, man. I just want to get it off my chest that around this time, man, they don't be showing no love to the black men that are here trying, but we got everything on our plate right now. And I just want to get out of my chest that we need to show more love to the black man that's out here really trying to, you know, do right by their kids or stuff.

Who is we, sir? Like, who are you talking to specifically? Talking to the black men, the black father. I know, I'm saying. But when you say that they're not showing us love, who are you talking about? Like, who would, in general? The black mother, I mean, most of these black mothers are making it hard for us. Okay, I get with you.

Not, okay, so you and your baby mama are having some issues. Well, man, we have some issues, and I'm just a trying father, man. I understand. You should talk to her specifically. You should, you know, say her name in general. Say my baby mama's causing me some issues. Okay, yeah, my baby mama causing me some issues, man. I'm just, I'm trying my bed.

I'm trying to death I can do, but it's like she, like, they, They want to go against you. They want to make it hard. Like, they got it on Hall of Fame. They got the difficulty level on Hall of Fame, man. Well, listen, you know, that's life. You know, when you're black in America, man, especially a black man.

It's like playing Madden at 99 at all times. You're hung up on the moment. You're hung up on. You're hung up. See, that's exactly why the man says hard. Hello? Wasn't me. I'm not even there.

I'm not even there. I'm not. Damn, boy. That's messed up, man. Salute to that. And salute to that brother, and salute to all the brothers out there that are trying.

Don't stop trying, because I really truly feel that the brothers who stop trying they don't want to be in their kids' life to begin with. I really believe that. Well, get it off your chest. Hold on the most important thing.

Watch who you, watch who club you shoot up. Y'all just be out here and fucking anybody. That's right. Well, you can't say that turn, but yeah, y'all be busting in anything. But get it off your chest. 800585-101.

Now, we got the latest with Lauren coming up. What are we talking about? We do. We're talking about the fact that Addi has played. to become a domestic violence counselor. If that n-

what are you talking about? And teach him how to do it. Yeah. Well, no, teach him how not to do it, allegedly. But he also might, he might be becoming a Trump supporter as well, too.

So we're going to talk about some things this morning. If he's going to sell his ass like that, he might as well just stay in prison and give it up for free. What? Do it because you enjoy it, not because you're being forced to do it. God.

What? All right. Get latest with Lauren's coming up next is the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess O'Larry. Shalameen, the guy. We are the breakfast club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becomes a fair, man. 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. That's sad. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you just reach for everything. Full of the least. On the breakfast club. That is so sad.

I reached for my lip gloss. Good morning, Charlotte. You just reached for a drink that wasn't even there. That is not true. I reached for my kids. Oh, my God. Jesus Christ. Anyway.

Good morning, Lauren. Good morning. Good morning. I miss y'all. What's on? I miss you, too. You didn't miss me. I wasn't in studio all last week.

You're here. Thank God. I filled the energy. You're here. Okay. So, yes, this morning, starting off in a lady. It is we're going to have a conversation about Diddy because his attorneys are continuing to have conversations

and what we found out over the weekend was that Diddy wants to become an anti-domestic violence advocate. Well, if he don't sit his stupid ass down somewhere. Sounds so dumb. Or his whole team, bad boys, not bad boy. What's his team called? His lawyers is a staff record label and mother effing crew. You're called him bad boy.

Okay. Well, it don't even make sense. I don't even know, like, after you just keep messing up, you just keep doing stupid stuff. So defend them, envy. Ride for him. He definitely did he be giving it up for Diddy, y'all. I don't be giving up for nobody, first of all.

And second of all, they're just dumb. Well, listen, so what Alexandria Shapiro, who is the attorney that spoke to business insider, is saying is that in the future, Diddy wants to work with domestic violence programs. He says that he wants to talk to, like, other, you know, people who are committing these acts and children and just, you know, different people to basically say, hey, here's what's what's, here's what. happened to me. Here's what I went through. I don't want y'all to do the same things, make the same wrongs that I did. Basically trying to help people before they get to that

point. Yeah, in the future, in the future, after you've done the work, I have no problem with that. But right now, you need to be a student in those classes, not a teacher. You just lied about this last year, literally. Remember? Remember when when Cassie first made accusations and he said it wasn't true? Then the video came out and he had to put his video out apologizing. He just lied about this last year. Well, speaking of Cassie, her attorney, Douglas Wigdor, he spoke to Roland Stone in response to the story, and he

called this utterly preposterous. He says, you know, at this point or other people in the article, they have sources, they don't name them, but these are alleged victims of ditties that are saying that it's manipulation. It's manipulation because he hasn't even fully done the work yet.

So to try and, you know, create this narrative that you want to go and help people do things that you haven't figured out for yourself yet, it's manipulation and it's disrespectful, and it's almost like a thing I was supposed to say a slap in the face to the victims but um absolutely the judge the judge realizes this is a PR stunt and not genuine rehabilitation so when the judge doesn't uh you know give him leniency at his sentencing it's going to be stuff like this that's the reason why yeah well his team so alexandria actually said that they

plan to have this conversation about what did he plans to do in the future with becoming an advocate uh anti-domestic violence advocate in sentencing documents so they do plan to present this to the judge and and you know make this a part of the conversation they have in an october 3rd sentencing to see if it will help because they're trying to go for time served. They feel like he should, he's going to be a little bit over a year at the time of sentencing

he should get time served and be able to come home on home confinement and basically do like a split sentencing thing where he finishes the rest of the time for home. Hey guys, it's AZ Fudd. You may know me as a gold medalist. You may know me as an NCAA national champion

and recent most outstanding player. You may even know me as a people's princess. But now you're also going to know me as your favorite host. Every week on my new podcast, Fud around and find out, I'll give you an inside look at everything happening in my crazy life as I try to balance it all. From my travels across the globe to preparing for another run at the Natty with my Yukon Huskies to just try to make it to my midterms on time. You'll get the

inside scoop on everything. I'll be talking to some special guests about pop culture, basketball, and what it's like to be a professional athlete on and off the court. You'll even get to have some fun with the Fudd family. So if you follow me on social media or watch me on TV, you may think you know me. But this show is the only place where you can really fud around and find out. Listen to Fud Around and Find Out, a production of IHart Women's Sports and partnership with unanimous media on the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Have you ever looked at a piece of abstract art or music or poetry and thought, that's just a bunch of pretentious nonsense? Well, that's exactly what two bored Australian

soldiers set out to prove during World War II. When they pulled off what was either a bold literary hoax or a grand poetic experiment, publishing over a dozen intentionally bad but highly acclaimed works of expressionist poetry under the name Earn Malley in an incident that caused a media firestorm and even a criminal trial. The Earn Malley episode made fools of believers and critics alike and still fascinates poetry lovers to this day. We break down the truth, the lies in the poetry in between on hoax, a new podcast hosted by me, Lizzie Logan, and me, Dana Schwartz. Every episode, hoax explores an audacious fraud or ruse from history, from forged artworks to the original fake news, to try and answer why we believe. Listen to hoax on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Stuff You Should Know guys have made their own summer playlist of their must listen podcasts on movies. It's me, Josh, and I'd like to welcome you to the Stuff You Should Know Summer movie playlist. What Screams Summer? More than a nice darkened air-conditioned theater and a great movie playing right in front of you. Episodes on James Bond, special effects, stunt men and women, disaster films, even movies that change filmmaking,

and many more. Listen to the stuff you should know summer movie playlist on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Hey, everyone, it's Jay Shetty, and on today's episode of On Purpose, I'm joined by four-time Grand Slam champion, Naomi Osaka.

What I was dealing with at the time, feeling a shame, going against everything an athlete stood for. After I pulled out of the French Open, I flew. Ranked as number one in the world in women's singles. A four-time grand slam tennis champ, Naomi Osaka. We would be constantly on the tennis court, and I would watch other kids go to summer vacation. And I would always think, dang, like, I kind of want to be someone else. What was the feeling like when you won your first Grand Slam at the U.S. Open? When I was growing up, I had dreams of playing Serena in my first Grand Slam final.

It felt like a dream came true. I was just reading comments with people saying that I didn't deserve to win. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It makes no sense. You have so many great attorneys, right, that they're supposed to be high priced attorneys. working on this case and the fact that they keep making his mistake after the trial and everybody else sees that it's wrong and they can't

that doesn't. This could be coming from their client though. Their client could be pushing for this. Did he? That's the problem. It's so weird. Yeah, I just think the timing is so bad. It does it. The common sense will tell you like, yo, this ain't it. Don't move like this. Yeah, when you're facing two counts of violating the Man Act, which

carry what, 20 years, you got to show remorse, you've got to show accountability. You said he was going to be a Trump supporter? Oh, yeah. That's exactly where I was going next because his other, well, this is his attorney slash not attorney. We'll get into why I said that. But Mark Gargos, who's a really well-known, prominent attorney, has a podcast with TMZ called Two Angry Men, where him and Harvey discussed legal things. And they were talking about this case in the Trump pardon.

And this is what Mark Gargos had to say. Would Did he pledge allegiance to Donald Trump in return for a pardon? I think, yes. I think, having done this for 40-some-odd years, what happens to people when they go through a criminal case? I've watched it. I can't remember the last time that a client didn't say to me after a criminal case, how do you do this for a living? They've made a caricature of me.

The prosecutors have. There's something about that fraternity of people who have been accused and have gone through the process that gives you an affinity. It would not surprise me to hear Sean say, I now get it. I understand it. And I was wrong then. And I don't know that I would say he's pledging loyalty, but I think he would probably say,

I now get what he went through. Well, that guy did say that's what he thinks. That's not coming from Diddy. That's his opinion. Yes, but I think that that's a big statement to make. And also, Harvey pressed him because you remember they came out and say, oh, we were talking about a pardon. And they said, no, someone in his orbit.

I was told that there are conversations happening and then they backed away from it. Harvey also pressed Mark Gergos on this because Mark Gergos is Teeny Gergos's dad. So the lead prosecutor in Diddy's case, this is her father that is saying this. And there's been conversations about whether he counseled the defense in Diddy's situation. So for him to even say that, he knows what that can imply. He would say no if it's completely off the table. Let's take a listen to the second clip. Would I be jumping to conclusions to think that there wasn't a discussion about how Diddy would speak of the president in return for a pardon?

Well, I don't know that there's ever been that discussion. I can't go that far. But I don't know. Really? For those of you listening, Mark just smiled. I just think there's a naive aspect to the idea that you wouldn't understand or have an affinity for somebody else who's been through the system. It's a, the system chews you up. Do I take that as a, I wouldn't be jumping to a conclusion?

I just don't think I would make it as quid pro quo that you've got to say something. I think there's an honest. affinity for anybody who goes through the process with anybody else who's gone through why do they do that like why not just say what you're saying because what you're saying is yeah that probably will happen but you can't blame him if it does because that's what now he relates to trump or whatever yeah i personally believe did he cares too much about his image to do that i could be wrong but i just don't see him going from uh saying things like white men like trump need to be banished to haul them shaking for trump with a maga hat on i don't think he's

going to haul them shake of course but i do i see where it will come in i mean you see some of favorite celebrities who you would never expect to ride with Trump that has done things for Trump and Trump is part of them or their family members. So I do see it possibly happen if they give them a long sentence over then time served. Hey, I definitely can see. If you're going to sell your ass for freedom like that, you might as well stay in prison and give up the ass for free. It's more integrity in that than coming out and being a maga puppet. Okay, if a man is going to have his hand up your ass controlling you, at least let it be fun. What? Why is it ever going to be fun if somebody got the hand of your head?

I never say that while putting that lip gloss on like that, girl. Why are you doing all that? And then he'd be singing his finger way back to Richard Tonsul when he do that like that. My mom dries out. All right. Well, that is the latest with Lauren. Thank you, Lauren. Now, when we come back, we got front page news.

So don't go anywhere. More going to be here. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious. Sholomey and the Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Let's getting some front page news. Now some quick sports. Asia Wilson becomes the first WNBA player in history with 30. 20 rebounds, a double-double. She finished with 32 points, 20 rebounds, five assists, and two steals. Come on, man.

And they beat the Connecticut Sun, 94-86. So congratulations to Asia Wilson. South Carolina icon right there, okay? The face of the WNBA, best woman's basketball player on the planet is not even close. Stop playing with her. And what's up, Morgan?

Hey, y'all, hey. All right, y'all, so this coming Friday, President Trump is set to meet with Russian President of Vladimir Putin. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutt said that Friday's meeting between Trump and Putin could be an important step to ending the war in Ukraine. Now, Rut spoke about the implications in an interview with ABCs this week and said the meeting will have several key points.

Let's hear more from NATO Secretary General Mark Rut. Next Friday will be important because it will be about testing Putin, how serious he is, on bringing this terrible war to an end. It will be about territory, it will be, of course, about security guarantees, but also about the absolute need to acknowledge that Ukraine decides, on his own future, that Ukraine has to be a sovereign nation. He's siding on his own geopolitical future. Yes, so Ruth went on to say that the president, President Trump, is ready to end conflict.

Trump didn't say where the state of the meeting will be held, but further details will follow. He also, he did not, he also did not say if Ukrainian President Zelensky will be involved in this particular meeting, but he did indicate that both want to meet with him very soon. So we will see how that. not a real meeting then you can't you can't talk about you know bringing peace between two people if both those people aren't at the table the USA and Russia are not at war Russia and Ukraine are at war so you know shouldn't Zelensky be at the meeting with Putin he should but you know

sometimes you got to talk to one side first you know and then again but then again it's like we've been talking to both sides right so and by the way when you want peace did they try that last time yes they have they have already tried one side and the other and then you know and and And let's be clear, one country started this. Russia is who started this. So it is important to have that meeting with, I guess that is important, mostly important to have the meeting with Putin

because he's the one who started it, right? Yeah, maybe the lengthy don't want to go. The lengthy's like, I don't need to be there. Just tell him stop. Yeah, pretty much. All right, y'all. So moving on today, President Trump will hold a news conference on crime and beautification,

is what he calls it. So in a post on Truth Social on Sunday, the president said the news conference will not only involve ending the crime, murder, and death in our nation's capital, he's referring to Washington, D.C., but also about cleanliness and the general physical renovation and condition of our once beautiful and well-maintained capital. He went on to take aim at the renovation of the Federal Reserve Building, saying it could have been done in a far more elegant and time-sensitive manner for less money.

He also criticized D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and said she's tried, said she has tried, but has been given many chances to get D.C. He also called it dirty. He said only for D.C. to get dirtier and less attractive. He basically saying he's given the mayor many chances to get it together and D.C.'s only gotten dirtier and less attractive. And all this comes as the Trump administration is sending the FBI now on night patrols in Washington, D.C. The Washington Post is reporting over 100 FBI agents are being deployed for night long shifts to assist D.C. law enforcement and the help with car jackings and violent crime. So Trump posted that message also on truth social. He featured a photo of a bloodied former Doge employee who was assaulted from an attempted carjacking, saying crime in D.C. was out of control. So Trump will speak from the White House briefing room at 10 a.m. Eastern today regarding the nation's capital. And how he's pretty much, you know, sending in all of the heavy agents, the heavy authorities to take control of the nation's capital and crime. He hasn't deployed National Guard yet, right? I saw people saying that on social media yesterday, but I didn't see that confirmed, no way.

Not yet, but I will be honest and say that there is a council member, Treon White, who is in one of the roughest parts of the city representing Ward 8, Southeast D.C., who is actually in favor of the Trump administration deploying the National Guard because he's just tired of, you know, the violence that's happening there. And then, of course, how that impacts families and, you know, young kids are dying as a result of it. So he's in favor of the National Guard coming in and just, you know, pretty much cleaning up the city to Trump's point. And Morgan, he told the homeless to leave D.C. Like, he warned them, like, all the homeless people in D.C. to leave. Yeah, yeah. He wasn't going to have a place for them. They're going to get a place for them.

But he wants people off the streets. That's what he said. Yeah, he wants to pretty much clean up the city is, you know. And it's into his point. I mean, that's not a bad thing to want, right? But, you know, it's about how you go about doing it. Yeah. Yeah.

Like, they used to be shelters. There used to be places for people to go. They used to be, like, what mental facilities? because all of them are not even right in their mind, you know what I mean, to go. That's right. Anyway, you can't just, you know, say, all right, y'all got to go. Go where? Where are we going to go?

Right. Yeah, that's true. And a lot of that, you know, a lot of those resources have been cut. So to your point, where are they going to go? But that's what I'm going to continue to pay attention to is it's not, again, it's not a bad thing that he wants to clean the city. It's a matter of how he goes about doing it. In other news, Vice President J.D. Vance is defending GOP-led redistricting efforts in Texas, saying they're necessary to ensure fair representation.

Interview with Fox Sunday Morning Futures, Vance claimed that Democrats have tried to rig the game in their favor for years and that the Republican efforts to redraw congressional maps is essential to restore balance. Let's take a listen to Vice President J.D. Vance on this Texas Dems drama. We're just trying to rebalance the scales and, frankly, push back against a very unfair system created by the Democrats. They have tried to rig the game for Democrats and against Republicans. And thankfully, under President Trump's leadership, you finally see. see some spine. So his comments come after

Texas Democrats, of course, have left the state and the state house, trying to keep the state house from having a minimum of number of members to reach that quorum in order to proceed with those votes. Now, Texas Governor Greg Abbott says he's ramping up pressure on those Democrats who left the state. In an interview with Fox News Sunday,

Abbott says the threat of arrest for the lawmakers will remain in place as long as necessary, adding that those Democratic lawmakers violated their oath of office. Let's take a listen to Texas Governor Greg Abbott. If they show back up in the state of Texas, they will be arrested and taken to the Capitol. Now, if they want to evade that arrest, they're going to have to stay outside of the state of

Texas for literally years. The law and Article III of the Texas Constitution, where they are required to act on bills because they're violating that constitutional mandate, that means they are not fulfilling their oath of office, and they can be removed from office. So Abbott went on to say it's within his authority to keep the, Texas legislature in a special session indefinitely. Democratic lawmakers, again, have left the state of Texas to keep Republicans from having

the quorum needed to redraw those states congressional maps in their favor. All right, y'all, that's your front page note. Front page news. I'm Morgan Wood. Y'all can follow me on social and Morgan Media. For more news coverage, follow at Black Information Network. Download the free IHeartRadio app and visit us at BIN News.com. Thank you.

All right. Well, thank you, Morgan. Now, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-105-1. Now, Jess was talking behind the scenes. She was talking about when celebrity couples break up and split, right? She was asking why every time a celebrity couple breaks up, they have to post it on the internet. Yeah, I just

feel like if it's not content that you guys do together, like if y'all don't have a platform where, I mean, a fan base that looks to y'all for like couple goals and things like that. Like, they have couples on YouTube that do concerts together all the time. Then why are we privy to the break?

up like yo I feel like it's crazy for a guy to be like yo I'm single and then for the woman to come out and explain why or whatever it's like yo if you're not on a love show or y'all not on a reality show we don't god do that don't put us okay papoos and clarissa they're gonna have to tell us because we don't see them without each other nowhere this is an interesting conversation because I always feel like if you are real celebrity people will speculate and they'll post about y'all breaking up y'all won't ever have to say nothing there's always the couples that aren't even really celebrities. I'd be seeing the headlines

and I'd be like, I don't even know who these people are. Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-105-1. Now, this comes from Cashdall and her man, Zadarius Smith. They broke up over the weekend and they both posted that they were single. So we're asking 800-5-8-150-1-5-1. Do you have to put your relationship status

on social media when you guys break up? What is Shadarias? I don't know Shadairis. I know Chas-Darious. It's not Shadarius. It's Zadarius. I said Zadarius. What is it. I don't know. I know Cass Dahl, but I don't know Zadaris.

He used to play for the Detroit Lions. Oh, and he posted that he single? He said, single with the door. Okay. With a dolphin. We're going to talk about. With the dog's emoji. I mean, with the door emoji.

Oh, door. Oh, door. I was like, what the hell a dolphin got to do with it? Okay. We'll discuss when we come back as the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Daddy, call him off.

Oh, call him off. It's topic time. Call 800-585-105-1 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody, it's D.J.N.V. Just hilarious. Salomey and the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we open up the phone lines, 800-585-105-1. We were talking about Cash Doll and her boyfriend, Zadiris. They recently broke up. Now, Zadirius used to play for the Detroit Lions.

And Jess was talking behind the scenes is, you know, why do people go online and say when they're single or not? Mm-hmm. saying that. I feel like unless you do that type of content where you and your boyfriend or you on your man, y'all do couple goals content or something like that, then we really should not know because not for nothing.

Sometimes people speak too soon. They operate off of emotions. They break up and they really don't mean the breakup. They get back together. So then now you have to go back on social media like site we was playing your or things. Now you're just going to have to explain everything that you do. You know what I'm saying?

I just feel like the public the PSA the you know the public announcement like yo hey guys I'm single or it is it's like why do we do that I guess what guys do it is corny a little bit it's like all right so what so everybody can jump

with your DMs or like what are we doing this for I get what you saying if people are investing in your relationship or if you know that's your thing right like your content is you and your relationship then you owe that to the people if not who cares yes you don't owe it to us that there you go yeah the only reason I would think somebody would say but this is too soon.

But if you're dating somebody else, if you're starting to go out with somebody else, you don't want somebody else to be like, but I thought you was with so-and-so, but you know, you would do it, you would draw a line in the sandline. Nah, I'm single now,

but this is just too soon. It seems like it happened a couple hours ago. And I'll tell you something else. Don't tell me that y'all broke up and then end it with, but respect my privacy, respect our privacy at this time. Nigel you don't want to told us.

We ain't ask you. Oh, my God. Like, yeah, that breakup should have been between y'all. And so y'all really figured out, like, what y'all were going to do Let us simmer for a couple days, a few weeks. You know what I mean? Well, let's go to the phone lines.

Hello, who's this? Hello, hey, good morning, y'all. Call them Rockstar. How y'all? We've heard from you in a long time. Well, listen, I've been over here. I've been over there. Everywhere.

You know, I'm around, no. I'm around. What's on? What's going on? Now, what's your opinion, Mama? What do you think? I think it's stupid. I agree with Jess.

If you are not that type of couple to have a platform where people look up to you or admire you or, you know, like, anything like that, I just think it's stupid because what is the point? Now, we know Cash doll, right? I don't know the Zakaya dude. I don't know what he done. Zadarius. I don't know what he does.

He plays football. What's his name? The Darius. The Darius. He's in the NFL? That's what they say. Yes. He was. Not that's what they say. That's what it was. He played for the Detroit line. Allegedly.

Allegedly. angle, I think it's stupid because what are we supposed to do with that information? As a grown man, you say, oh, I'm single, oh, I'm single. Okay, I guarantee you 60 to 75% of cash off fans, they don't even really know who this guy is. We don't even know who her baby father is still. Right. I don't know who the dude is. Right.

But anyway, I just think it's dumb. I think it's for two grown people to announce a breakup on the Internet because, like I said, what are we supposed to? to do with that information. That is a great point. Especially, like, I just don't understand. Especially if y'all wasn't married and then. If y'all ain't got no kids, like, why do we care that y'all broke up? But I will say this, they have been out in about a lot lately, and people have been looking

at them as couple goals. Tell them, girl. You go to Africa one time. But there are people that are looking at them as a couple goals, so maybe that was the reason why they said, hey, we're not together now. Let's go to another caller. Hello, who's this? This is Will from Detroit.

How y'all doing? Good morning. What's that? What's that? Talk to us, Will. What's your opinion? Hey, man, first of all, who cares about celebrities? I mean, y'all brace up.

I don't really care to hear about it. I really don't care to hear about their relationship, but hey, you know, it's all good. But I was going to give a big shout out. Thank you, y'all, man. This was my first time calling, and I got through. Jess, DJ NV, Charlemagne, and Lauren. Hey, man, I listen to y'all every day. morning. I love, I love y'all, bro. I love y'all.

We appreciate you. I love you, too, man. I know my nerves sometimes, but it's all good. Who do that? I said, Charlotte Man can't get on my nerves sometimes, but it's all good. That's my personality. I can't help it. I mean, honestly, that's really who I am. If I'm not getting on your nerves, you probably don't really know me like that. No, it's all good. It's nothing personal, man. You're still a good brother. I appreciate that, sir. I want to give a shout out to my lady Kay.

Oh, I know her. I love her. Stop playing. yo i i hear what you said what you say what to say uh shawl of man nothing nothing nothing man go ahead my god no i just want to give you a big shout out to my lady k yes sir amen all right have a good one man i love what y'all doing keep up the good work appreciate you brother thank you morning everybody is dj nv just hilarious charlamine the guy we are the breakfast club if you're just joining us we're talking about couples who put

their uh relationship status online that is comes from Cash doll and Zadaria Smith. They recently broke up and they both put on Instagram that they are now single. Jess, you think it's whack, right? Yeah, I just think it's crazy. I think it's more whack for him to be like single, you know, and then for her to explain it. I don't know which, who did it first, who did what first, came to the internet first. I just feel like maybe that should have been left off of social media and so they were able to figure it out.

you know what I'm saying and and because she is doing a lot of press and you know because of her music and everything else that she's doing I just oh Lauren just said cash posted at first I feel like she could have addressed it in an interview if somebody asked about it like you know what I mean because her baby father was the first one happy happy about it like I guess now I can pay that tuition or whatever but it's like the fact that he wasn't paying it because she was with somebody else is even more weird than you coming out saying that she'll pay it now so What do you do? How do you know it's not just a temporary emotion, though? How do you know, like, you really, really broke up with a person? That's what I'm saying. That's why I'm saying you shouldn't jump online, the hour you decide that we not, I'm not doing this one more because it just seemed like it was, it may have been a petty argument. Because in her, she explained like, we can't see eye to eye.

And he just posted that he was single. So, but I'm like, damn, y'all, what y'all put out to us is just like, you're always together, you're always happy. You were just at your best friend, uh, wetting with him, cash. Like, you know, he's going back and forth online with your baby father. You know what I'm saying? Like, everything was cool. But we don't know what happens behind closed doors.

But is it a sign of, like, talk to me? You know, I mean, like, I'm going to say we single so you can get, you know, maybe get on the phone and call me or maybe it's a sign of like, yo, reach out to me, like that type of time. Now, that has happened, but they damn they had let together. I mean, they always together. Like, there's no, I don't get it. They're always together. But if you're going to do that, make it a movie.

Put the silk scarf on, you know what I'm saying? Put the camera, like, up under you so it go up your nostrils a little bit and, like, really go off. Don't just give us a couple of tweets. You're a clown. What? Let's go to the phone. Hello, who's this? This is for yonder. Hey, good morning.

What's your opinion? What's your thoughts, Mama? I feel like I'm supposed to post it because I always post my relationship status on Facebook. I always got drama going on. So whenever I break over somebody, I got to announce it because my town, they invent. listed in drama and beers, so me posting, I'm single. It drives them, like, I get so many reactions and comments. Oh, my God.

You swear if you're scared because you get 24 likes and seven comments. No, hell, no, I get more than that. I got a huge following. Tell them to play with you. I'm so good. What's your name? What's your name so we know to look you up? Pentriana.

Pentriana, Trump, Guy. I saw my side at Lauren before. Well, you, oh. Oh, so you like girls. This is the gay girl. I ain't no stud, just fuck it. Guys, first of all, don't you have a disrespect stud like that acting like you're too good to be a stud. I'm not no stud, though.

It's just my boy. I do remember. We live in country and I've worked a little bit. And you eat at, you both eat at the same place, okay? Uh-oh. The vagina diner. Cut it out. Real dirty.

Oh, my God. But I haven't in so long. I haven't in so long. It's been over a year since I touched the girl. Oh. Oh, gosh. Where are we going with this? Thank you, Mama.

It's just funny that she swore she turned up in her town. She's where they invested in her life. Everybody got their own little reality show going on. Turned up in the town is crazy. Yes. Hello, who's this? Locally the one. Sierra.

Hey, Sierra. Good morning. Good morning. What's your thought, Sierra? So, um, my thoughts is I'm all over the place with this topic because if it's me, I wouldn't want to spread my business. But if it's somebody else, I want to know why y'all broke up. And then I want to know tea.

I want to know, you know, I want to know everything. How you were sleeping on a blow-up mattress. Because, you know, after the breakup, it's drama. Mm-hmm. Nothing but that's when you got to deal with, Ari. By putting, you know, your significant, somebody who was once your significant other putting your business out there, telling, oh, yeah, you like fingers in your b***leck, tell them that.

You know what I mean? Just out there, just saying anything. I hate that. But, you know, also, too, and the other. Hey, guys, it's AZ Fudd. You may know me as a gold medalist. You may know me as an NCAA national champion and recent most outstanding player.

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After I pulled out of the French Open, I flew. Ranked as number one in the world in women's singles. A four-time Grand Slam tennis champ, Naomi Osaka. We would be constantly on the tennis court, and I would watch other kids go to summer vacation. And I would always think, dang, like, I kind of want to be someone else. What was the feeling like when you won your first grand slam

at the US Open? When I was growing up, I had dreams of playing Serena in my first grand son final it felt like a dream came true i was just reading comments of people saying that i didn't deserve to win listen to on purpose with j setty on the iHeart radio app apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts i would i would want to tell my breakup because i want to give my thought of the story because people are but would have nobody can yeah but i was going to say who cares like y'all broke up y'all broke up people bring every day, B, but it's like that's your

personal relationship, you know what I mean? You shouldn't have to explain people why y'all broke up or what happened. But we're talking about it now on the radio so people care. You're right. Tusha. Thank you, Mom. Yeah, but I'm talking about for her, like, for her, you hung up on Evie? Of course. How can I hang up? I'm not even there.

You're a liar. I was somehow like, for her, though. Like, she's just, you know, she's a regular person. She's not in the limelighter and, you know, social media presence or a rapper or a celebrity. I'm saying, like, why would you post it if nobody know you? like that's why you got group checks and such you know what I mean but what's the moral of the story if there isn't moral

Jess just try to keep as much offline as possible especially I mean especially if you want people to mind in their business you know what I mean like or you want privacy or whatever but cash doll has since deactivated her Instagram she's still on X but she deactivated her Instagram so you know most definitely she could be hurt or just don't want to deal with the backlash because they were like crowned as the new couple's goals for a while

Like, I even loved them together without knowing him. I just know cash, but I really, really loved how she was glowing and everything. So this just kind of came out of left field, and it definitely irritated me and pissed me off. But who am I? All right. All right. Well, we got the latest with Lauren coming up. So don't go anywhere.

It's the Breakfast Club good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess Salarian, Shalameen, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight fast. Tell her, she gets them from somebody that knows somebody.

She gets the details. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club.

Talk to me. So Malcolm Jamal Warner's mom, Ms. Pamela Warner, has spoken out following his passing for the first time. While doing this, she also has created an online account called MJW Living Legacy. It's on Instagram and this account was created to honor his legacy and keep fans and anyone who

wants to be updated in the know of all the work and initiatives being done in Malcolm Jamon Warner's honor. So she starts off her statement, you know, just by talking about and remembering how amazing of a man, a father, a husband, and a son he was. She then talks about how he was not just her son. She says

he was not only my son, but he was also my teacher, coach, confidant, business partner, and best friend. He was a son, that his father was immensely proud of and loved fiercely and unconditionally. She then goes on, you know, in her statement to say, as his mother, there is so much that I can say it would fill volumes. But what I will say is I'm so very blessed that he chose me to be his mother to come into this world through waters, through the waters of my womb. It is an honor and a blessing that will be, that will be with me all the days of my life. For those of you who are at a loss and pain by the sadness of his departure, ache for his presence or just to hear his voice one more time.

his beautiful smile one more time, be comforted that he was at peace, and more importantly, he did not suffer. Malcolm was birthed through water, and he transitioned through water. He departed as he arrived through water. This was his time. His mission on earth had been complete. Hold close to whatever part of Malcolm's life that touched yours, and keeping it near, you keep his spirit alive, nourishing you with peace, love, joy, and light, all of that which embodied Malcolm Jamal Warner. And that was from his mom, Pamela Warner. Now, yeah. That was beautiful. It was very beautiful definitely deep sorry she had to write that I wish she didn't have to write that but yeah it was a was very beautiful

Malcolm's publicist also let me know that they are currently planning a celebratory like memorial in honor of his life it'll be a tribute event that they're going to be planning that will happen either end of this year or early 2026 and his mom wanted us to share that with you know the listeners and his fans and you know they don't have any details confirmed yet because pretty early but if you're following that account or even just you know, to in here to the breakfast club. As things come, they'll be letting us no more information

so that people can, I guess, attend or however they plan for this to go for all of his fans. Did they already have his funeral? I did not ask that question. And she did not let me know that, so I don't know. Condolence.

Yeah. Sending love and healing energy. Definitely to the family. Yes. Yep, sending her some love. Now, shifting gears a bit, huge shifting gears. We're going to go on over to some sports

news. So Clarissa Shields, you guys know we've been talking about here at the breakfast club, Clarissa Shields, and potentially her. You changed the music, Eddie. Why are we listening to Adorn Miguel? My God, it's not even raining. I feel like we're driving the car and it's not raining and the windshield wipers are going right now. Well, what was that just that? I don't know, but I felt like I had to talk very like that. Very healthy. It was hoping. It was hoping. Yeah, I had to be soft. Switching gears. Because I didn't want to be like, yo, now we're going to Clarissa, like, and then the music was all soft. Yeah, man.

Thanks a matchy-knuckle music. We talk about Flint, Michigan now. God damn it. Well, Clarissa Shields was out in L.A. And she was talking about the Lela Ali fight to TMZ because she says Lila Ali has declined the fight. Let's take a listen. Things heating up right now between you and Laila Ali.

Tell us about that. You know, what's going on? Lela and her representatives has told us no. Like, the answer is no. She doesn't want to fight. And that's fine. I have no problem with that. I'm not upset.

I mean, I wouldn't. I wouldn't fight me either. You know what I'm saying? I understand that she's scared. I'm moving on. I got plenty of girls so I can fight. I can make plenty of championship. I can go up.

I can go down. I mean, it's not a big deal. You know, I thought that she was about all that talk. She wanted $15 million. I went and got to $15 million. And now it's all this backfelling. So, you know, congrats to her and whatever she's doing. But I'm moving on my career, and I'm happy that she said no.

I really didn't have to put the paws on her anyway. You know what I'm saying? Her and her team, great. I think that's great that they did if they did. Yeah, so. People would be mad at Clarissa because she talked her is, man. People would be mad at her. No, but I get it, though, a thousand percent.

She put out the money. She didn't want to fight. But you also got to tell. Leila Ali is, what, 45, 46, 47? Yeah, she's a grown-ass woman with kids, and she's retired for a reason. If she don't want to step back in the ring, and she has every right to not step back in the ring. That's right.

I agree with that. So I get it. I understand. Like she said, keep it moving and knock some other chick out. I ain't mad at that stuff. I get it. But. Just, just remember, Layla did say that if somebody give me this, this number, I will do it.

You know what I mean? Yeah, but that was a decade ago. No, it was not. Well, maybe she said it a decade ago. Yeah, she said it again. Yeah, last month, Layla said, yeah, she said, listen, if you come up with this amount of money, then maybe that'll bring me out of retirement. And Clarissa went and got the money.

Yeah, so she said it 10 months ago and also 10 years ago as well. but she definitely made it seem like that she was willing to fight for the right number and then Shody going to get the money Clarissa going to get the money and it's like nah, I think she just didn't think that they was going to go get that money I'm not mad at it though she's grown man

like she's been retired for a long time and Clarissa trains every day like she has to get back in the gym to back the training and then you know nah she's right well now what I do understand is green right that's what I was ready to say I want to see her fight the girl from Jersey that they say she running from. She's Shadeja is right there

Shadazia ain't ducking no smoke. She's got a time now. Well, yeah, I thought the fight was going to happen, ish. I kind of thought it was going to happen because of that. And they did ask, TMZ did ask her in the interview, did she lose respect for Lela Ali because of this? And she said, you know,

yeah, because like if you were to call out Muhammad Ali, he's not ducking no smoke. So she has to step up. Depend how old Muhammad Ali is. Come on, Clarissa now. It depends how old Muhammad Ali was. Muhammad Ali ain't coming out of retirement at 50-something to go fight nobody. Yeah, no.

I don't know how that works because we watch the Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, right? So when do you choose to come out of retirement, I guess? I don't know. But I thought the fight was going to happen to justice point. So we'll see. That wasn't Mike's first fight out of retirement, though. Mike had fought Roy Jones. Like Mike, Mike, Mike trains.

Mike is training. But if he's 47 years old. But once a box, I'm not always one, though. Like, you can't get back into shape. That's not a thing. he got back he was he obviously Mike never stopped like that's the reason people wanted to see the Mike Tyson Jake Paul fight because

you would see these training videos of Mike and be like damn Mike still got it a little bit hmm mm-hmm well we won't see that fight but we'll stay tuned to whatever is the next one okay that's all I have for this hour that is the latest with Lauren and listen you know who I want to salute man

I want to salute the jid man jid dropped the phenomenal body of work dropping the clues bonds for jid he dropped a phenomenal body of work called God J-I-D, J-D, J-D, whatever. I do the same thing. It's called God Does Like Ugly. Have you all heard the album yet? I haven't.

I saw some critiques on it, though. Listen, it's nothing like a conscious lyrical rapper from Atlanta, okay? Think Outcast, think Goody Mob, think Killer Mike, think T.I. When a lyrical conscious, still street artist from Atlanta snaps, it hits different, and that's what J-I-D gave us. And I don't know what the record label is doing with this project because I didn't see the rollout.

I don't know, was there a rollout? Uh, there was slightly, I didn't see much of it Yeah, I feel like people talking about the album more Is what made people go listen to it I feel like these record labels And these artists need to learn from the clips

Because I don't know why you would drop a project like this And not have a JID out here working I don't, I don't know what that reason is But we need to play a record off that album There's a record on there called Skate With a Sierra and Earth Gang That should be on the radio Well, let's get that on now

But before we do, who are you giving your donkey to for after the hour a guy named Wesley Wharf needs to come to the front of the congregation we'd like to have a word with him What he do? We'll talk about it Just know he's a pedophile in Pampas

We'll discuss Jesus Christ All right, we'll get to that next And let's get it to the JID record It's the Breakfast Club, come on That's skate featuring I mean that's a jid featuring Earth Gang and Sierra skate off

God does like ugly Let the record show We played that Jid record Because we like it Okay nobody at the label asked us to play that record. Very important to say that because those record people will act like they're working and they're not.

Damn. You just took somebody's credit this morning. Are you damn right? Let nobody do. None. Take credit for something that they didn't do. Exactly. You know, somebody was like, well, you know, I told Andy and him to play that this morning. No, no. Exactly. He'll lie. They'll lie.

Okay. And wait until I find out who there is. Let's get to your donkey, man. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the death. He's donkey, don't here today. Bunch a doggy old day. That's pretty fun. Charlamine the devil.

The Breakfast Club. Yeah, it's talking here today for Monday, August 11th, goes to a 45-year-old man named Wesley Werf, and he ain't worth a damn. Okay, I'm telling you right now, Wesley needs his ass beat. I mean belt to ass, foot to ass, just a good old-fashioned dog walking,

because he's 45 years old, and he was walking around, wearing pacifiers and sucking on a, I mean, sucking on a pacifier and wearing a diaper and going to elementary schools making lewd comments, okay? I repeat, I said he was walking around, sucking on a pacifier and wearing diapers and going to elementary schools making lewd comments. Let's go to ABC 7 for the report, please. And is accused of soliciting a minor tonight while wearing a diaper and a pacifier around his neck. Here's a look at the man charged, being walked by officers from the Tyler Police Department to a patrol car this afternoon. Last Tuesday, Tyler police officers were called to Andy Woods Elementary School off Fry Avenue and Tyler for a report of a suspicious person.

They say 45-year-old Wesley Whirl here approached an 11-year-old girl and made inappropriate comments. She quickly rode away on her bicycle. Whirl is charged with criminal solicitation of a minor tonight. He was arrested while he was at work. He's done this before, but was punished for those things back then. and some of the things you can prove and not prove when he does these things. But he has shown up with diapers on and approaching people in the past. Whirl has half a million dollars in bond tonight and another $100,000 bond for criminal trespass.

Wesley Whirl, I said Worf. His name is Wesley Whirl. Police, y'all don't ever beat up who you're supposed to. Okay, I have so many questions. Number one, who put the diaper on? All right, are you able to put a diaper on yourself as an adult? I have never thought about it. Second, it had to be an adult diaper, right?

These weren't pamphals or huggies, honest. They had to be depends and depends only, right? Third, all this story showed me was the baby, little baby, a baby, sada baby. All of y'all have to change your names right now because you're not committed to that baby life. Okay, the baby is the only one who came close because way, way, way, way back in the day,

he would rock a diaper. So I respect his commitment to presenting as a newborn, but none of y'all have committed to that infant, life like Wesley Whirl. Okay. How do you punish this level of freaky? I don't even know. I don't even know we got anything on the books that is prepared to deal with this bundle

of bazaar. Okay, not only is Wesley Whirl walking around in diapers in a pacifier. He's a devil damn pedophile. Okay, if you're going to wear a diaper and pacifier and run up on, you know, little girls and ask them to burp and change you, shouldn't you be doing that to grown women? Like, why are you doing that to other baby? 11-year-olds? I'm saying you shouldn't do it at all,

but I'm just saying 11-year-olds? Elementary school, okay? They just got off the Tidy Day damn self. Okay, what does an 11-year-old know about offering skin-to-skin contact? What does an 11-year-old know about supporting the babies head and neck? I know we should be concerned about, you know, who's in the Epstein files, but let's also be concerned about who's 45 in diapers, okay? Running up to elementary schools making lewd comments to 11-year-old girls?

That's the moral of the story. You was dressed up like a baby, pacifying your mouth, diaper on your ass, because you're full of sugar, honey, ice, tea. I can't say the word, okay? Salute to the homie Shamara. Drop on the clues bomb Shamara for Samara, okay, on the big DM of Columbia, South Carolina. She would always say sugar, honey, ice tea, so avoid saying S would have hit after it, but don't let the costume fool you. Okay, this man was just a pedophile and pamphers, which is ironic because pedophiles are always trying to get in somebody's pamphers, okay? What they call it?

Was that hebofilia? hebofilia, hebofilia and huggies all right, that's it, nothing less, nothing more. And I hope he goes to prison and they make him suck on more than pacifiers. Please give Wesley Whirl the biggest he-ha.

I really don't even know how you punish that level of freak. Yeah, there's some weirdness people out here, man. Mm-hmm. All right, well, thank you for that donkey today, Shal of mine. Mm-hmm. Now, let's open up the phone lines.

800 585-105-1 now a Staten Island young man he's 20 years old he was caught in Florida after allegedly fleeing a garden state parkway crash that killed a man now he was allegedly racing illegally racing and he killed somebody and they arrested him as he was trying to flee the country now they believe allegedly that his mom was trying to get him out of the country she was arrested as well so the question 800 585105-1 would you help your son to leave the country if they got into trouble, or would you let them face their own consequences? That is the question.

800-585-105-1. In this case, he was illegally racing, killed somebody. They tried to get out of Dodge. They're from Staten Island, and he was arrested in Florida. Clearly, his family touching some paper, though, right? It's family got to be touching some paper. I think he was racing at BMW

and then to have the money to get him out of the country. They touched some people. It didn't look like a private jet. It looked like a commercial airline. It wasn't no private airline. got to have a little bit of change to book them flights and say I'm going to take my son out to country for an extended period of time. Well, let's talk about it. 800-585-105-105-1 is the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. What should you be coming in if? The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NVJ. J. Salarious. Salomey and the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

We're opening up the phone lines 800-58-105-105-1. All right. Now, we're asking, would you help your child flee the country if they did some of the guy? something that got them in trouble. So the story comes from a gentleman from Staten Island. He was racing his car allegedly, illegally, in New Jersey, got into an accident and actually killed a motorist on the road. Now, his mother and he was arrested in Miami.

They were allegedly trying to flee the country, and they believed she was trying to help him escape. They were caught at Miami International Airport, boarding an overseas flight. Now, they're both now facing serious charges. So we're asking 800-585-105-1, would you try to get your son or daughter out of Dodge if this happened to them? Let's start with you, Jess. What you think? It depends on the charge, to be honest.

I mean, somebody died. It's not like, you know, some petty crime or something that didn't take someone's life. Somebody passed away. Like, you know what I mean? So I definitely wouldn't be trying to harbor a fugitive, even if that fugitive is my son if somebody lost their life. now I most definitely will try my best to get him out of any type of trouble he's in

unless he took a life yeah I'm with you I mean you gotta face the consequences I mean like I said I will stand by you and I will hire you an amazing attorney but you will definitely go have to face your consequences because even if you if I get you out the country and you go to

wherever you still got to face these consequences one day and it's not just going to go away it's not because he's like oh he got away no it doesn't happen like that so absolutely positively he would have to face those consequences especially doing something like driving and racing and crashing and killing somebody

that doesn't make no sense and I and I pray that he didn't have any other substances in the system but yeah now he would have to face he would have to face his consequences I have no idea what I would do in that situation I believe in people dealing with the consequences of their actions and I teach my kids that there's always consequences to your actions

that's why you always have to make good choices so I truly don't know what I would do in that situation I would definitely have empathy for the person who lost their life but my default setting is protect and provide for my babies but I don't know what I would do in that situation. I don't even know if my mind would even go to oh, I got to get you out of the country. I don't know.

I know my mind would go to what Jess said like damn. You know, I got to make sure she got the best lawyer and, you know, I'm definitely hope that they get a bond so we can fight this, you know, without her being behind bars. But I don't know what I would do outside of that. that I don't I don't I don't think I would say hey let me get you out the country I don't think I would do that and then in this situation now he's locked up he's definitely not gonna get a bar now for trying to flee and now his mom is locked up now so now she

has to get out so it's it's it's both and not for nothing they're saying you know in this trial you can get up five to ten years depending on you know what the judge says yeah that's what the mother could be wrong no for the son for vehicular homicide damn it's not homicides it's homicide I didn't say Nothing about no homo side. I said homicide. You want to have it in your mouth so bad. You want to be on the homo side.

He's so bad. So bad, Jess. But I will say all I see is a family of bad decision makers, though. You know what I'm saying? They say the apple don't fall too far from the tree. If he's making poor choices like, you know, doing what he did that ended up having him kill somebody. And then she decided, you know what?

Let's get out of the country. It just seemed like a family of bad decision maker. Yeah, that was emotional. Last I just got to save my son. That's what that was. But it was a bad decision. but let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this?

This is Keisha from Brooklyn. Shout out to Standoff in the podcast, by the way. Hey, girl. Yeah, what's up, Keisha? Talk to us. What's your thoughts? So my thoughts is, as a mother, I wouldn't even allow my child to just escape something like that.

That's a complete heinous crime. I know how it feels to have someone murder and not have justice. Even if I didn't know someone, that's a heinous crime. Like, if it was a little white collar crime, you know, a little boots and little problems, probably. But like Shaulamaine said, that family has money. for you to just be able to jump on a jet and say, oh, we're going to get you out of this country.

Nah, it's time for you to do that time. Well, I don't know how much money they'd have. They didn't jump on a jet. It wasn't like a private jet. It was a commercial airliner. I'm sure they had family. They had some type of money for him and say, I'm going to crash this BMW.

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and I would always think, dang, like, I kind of want to be someone else. What was the feeling like when you won your first Grand Slam at the U.S. Open? When I was growing up, I had dreams of playing Serena in my first Grand Slam final. It felt like a dream came true. I was just reading comments of people saying that I didn't deserve to win. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the I. Hi-heart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. To put me on a jet, unless she's doing it to have to play a corner,

she got some type of money lined up for him to just be able to jump on the plane. You know, I think Envy is always coming from a very, very rich perspective. So if it wasn't a phantom in a private jet, he don't think it's no real paper. You know, he could have been on business class on that regular commercial. You're right. Never not. Thank you, ma'am. All right. Hello, who's this?

This Malcolm from VA. Malcolm from VA, talk to us. What's your thoughts, brother? Hey, I'm sorry, they got to eat that. You got to eat what? They got to eat that time because I look at it like this. Now, granted, as parents, yeah, we're supposed to help our children. But if it's something accidental, yes, I don't mind helping. But if you're doing something stupid out there, like you rape a girl, you murder somebody,

there's no me helping you. You know what you was doing when you did it. So now you got to pay that. You got to do your time. Yeah, you're right. And I would advise all the parents out there if your child does have a car, especially the one that you paid for, I would put the app on my phone where you can see exactly how fast your kid goes. So I have that app on my phone where I can see, you know, if he's driving aggressively, if he's going over a certain amount, just so you know and you can check it immediately. Yeah, but it's too late by then, though, right?

If you're deciding to drag race and, you know, you're doing 80, 90 mile by hour when you kill somebody, you can check the app and it'll tell you how fast he's going. but the damage is done. Well, you would have checked it earlier. My kids know that I can see that, so they're less likely to do it because they know I'm going to find out. Now, if you're just joining us, we're asking 800-585-105-1,

if your son or daughter got into a little trouble and they killed somebody, would you try to sneak them out the country? Now, this comes from a story out of Staten Island. The mother and son was arrested trying to flee the country after a deadly street race in New Jersey. Now, he's 20 years old.

They believe he was racing on the street, killed an innocent bystander in his vehicle, and his mother tried to get him out the country what would you do that is the question what's his charges what's his charges you charged with now he's been charged with first degree aggravated manslaughter second degree of vehicular homicide second degree knowingly leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death third degree causing death while driving with a suspended license oh yeah two counts of third degree in day oh he's going along oh yeah he did you you

didn't you didn't ring up about 50 50 oh no there's two more this is there's more two counts of third degree endangering an injured victim two counts of third degree endangering third degree tampering with public records third degree hindering third degree knowingly

leaving the scene of an accident resulted in serious bodily injury fourth degree assault by auto and fourth degree causing serious injury while driving with the suspended license that's why his mother was trying to get him out of there that's why

she wasn't no lawyer going to get him off and nobody could get him off none of that he was going to jail yeah you can't run there ain't no running from all them charges though like which because you you you got to relocate the whole family everybody got to go yeah yeah Jesus Christ yeah that's that's why she did it because he was like this no way he's gonna sit for about 20 that's what it sound like 20 for life forever exactly you rang off about 80 years just now damn let's go to the phone lines hello who's this hey hey what's up talk to us what's your thoughts yeah I just say man in my situation

You know, if it was one of my children, you know, I'm going to make sure that, you know, I'm saying, the situation you deal with, my child's not going to run from a situation, you know, she's going to deal with the force that she, you know, she created, you know what I'm saying, and putting myself in a situation to get locked up, they're going to do, never make the situation more worse. Yeah, that's true. And, I mean, you know, you can't be a parent teaching your kids that, you know, your actions have consequences, but then when the consequences come, you know, you're trying to help them avoid them. Right, absolutely.

That's what I'm saying. But, you know, like I said, but sometimes, some parents, you know, they deal with a situation a little different because the system sometimes, you know, can get out of hand by railroading a child, railroading, you know what I'm saying? So parents worry. You know what I'm saying? That happens sometimes, too. All right. Well, now his mom is facing, what is she facing, third degree hindering. So that's what she's facing right now. And she's waiting to be extradited to New Jersey. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Stacy. How are you? Peace, Stacey What's up, Stacey? Hey, okay, so I'm kind of on the fence, right? Because you want to, like, protect your child,

but you also got to have them stand up to their responsibility because you got to look up, I mean, you got to think, what if that was your loved one? You would want your loved one to be, to get justice for them. But, yeah, I mean, look, my friend, okay, I got my homeboy here, you know,

my little rainbow friend. My little rainbow friend is here, right you hit you and he was like it did you like states have you hit for us have you have you hit oh no no no no i mean i hit back in the days but that's just my home boy now like we got you Jesus Christ that man his game is trash oh no it's actually really good but he's talking at some new dude and i hate every time you talking about like you're saying all right oh right oh oh you're right hello shot a man why you're pulling me into the gay this morning it's too early for the gay Go ahead, man

No, but no, like my own boy said, if Trump kids get in trouble, you best believe he'd billing them out. He said Biden also told him that no matter what, you bill your people out. So I mean, but, no, I think you're raising a horrible human being if you don't make them stand up to their response abilities.

Y'all want to be these old, rich white men so bad. Y'all not them. Well, no, I know, y'all. I'm black and I'm proud. Yes, teach your kids that, you know, your black ass there's consequences

to every action that you do okay you got to make the right choices we don't get to fail wait a minute where's art

why aren't didn't answer the phone I just got right through my yo my friend was like you're not getting through today I said shut up

don't tell what I'm getting through hmm goodbye Stacy I'll see you Saturday Stacy all right what's the moral of the story

first of all were you gonna see Stacy right like what the hell my car show my car show Saturday he can bring cupcakes he can bring cupcakes

Six cupcakes to the car show, man. He is going to bring them cupcakes to that car show. That was crazy. You got bricked up, listening to Stacey talk about how good his boyfriend. Nice, he's going to have cupcakes. He's selling cupcakes at the car show. That's the only thing. Now, because you, y'all got dirty minds.

What's the moral of the story? I think the moral of the story is trouble is easy to get into and hard to get out of. And we tell you all all the time that life is about choices, man. And John C. Maxwell once said life is a matter of choices. And every choice you make makes you. you. And once somebody makes a poor decision and a poor choice, they got to deal with the consequences of that choice, man.

Yep. All right. All right. We got the latest with Lauren coming up, so don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess Larry, Sholomey and the guy, we are the breakfast club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight fast.

Tell us, man. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'll be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest.

On the Breakfast Club. Talk to me. So David Justice, you know, who played a Wonder World Series with the Atlanta Braves and, you know, who's a Yankees player as well. He sat down with All the Smoke podcast. And they had a conversation about his career and a ton of different things. But in that, his marriage, former marriage with Hallie Berry came up. And he talked about how if they had had therapy, they might still be together. Let's take a listen.

Honestly, we probably could have made it. If I knew about therapy, if we knew about therapy, we probably could have made it. We never had any major issues like that. It's just that I, because I was young and had only been in, honestly, one real relationship before her. My knowledge and my understanding, my wisdom around relationships just wasn't vast. so I'm looking at my mom and I'm a Midwest guy so in my mind I'm thinking

a wife at that time should cook clean traditional you know and then I'm thinking okay if we have kids you know is this the woman I want to have kids with and build a family with and at that time as a young guy she don't cook don't clean

don't really seem like motherly and then we start having issues yeah so people were really upset about his comments around that time she had did losing out there and she really wasn't motherly hey yo my bad go ahead

now I was just saying people had it took issue with the comments because he said that she wasn't motherly at the time or whatever but I think in full context if you look at what he's comparing her to his mom growing up where he grew up at it was a different time she was a woman paving her own path she was you know very out there height of her career type of thing I thought that was a great clip and a great

conversation between Matt Barnes and David Justice because he said... Because I always say we are the first generation that has the luxury of healing. He said he didn't know anything about therapy, but the reality is a lot of our parents were going to therapy, they just weren't telling us. We were keeping that a secret from each other. So imagine if he

knew about therapy back then. He said that him and Holly probably could have work for that? He said they didn't have no real issues. Yeah, I didn't think that there was an issue with it. But I think it's because a lot of people they probably didn't watch it in full context. watch the full conversation because even before that he was talking about how fast everything happened for them like they only knew each other for

like five months and they were together from 93 to 96 and you know thing she was at the height of her career he was doing his thing there was so much happening and he talked a lot about during that time how they would stay away from like the papers which we would call now like the blogs and stuff but they asked

them about the tabloids yeah they asked him about Dion Sanders and Dion Sanders playing all sports at one time that he played in how the team dealt with that and he said that it was no big deal to them it was a big deal to the people in the papers who you know would just cling on the negativity anyway but they didn't have an issue with it

I was just telling Charlemagne that I didn't know that it was like not a normal thing for athletes to play multiple sports like the way he talked about it was just like it was like Dion was getting so much hate for that I didn't know that that was a thing during that time you probably can't name five players that have done it

like it's Charlie said I thought about Jordan it's not natural at all I ignored her Jordan wasn't playing at the same I didn't know I know that he had played all these sports but I didn't know that it was at the same time and even the I think I knew about baseball being one of sports. I know Joe Jackson I'm sure

you knew Bo Jackson right? I learned a lot about that in this interview. This interview was so good for like the historical context of the careers anyway I was watching that and then I was thinking about the weekend that Shadour Sanders and Shiloh had and they did they had a great weekend this weekend as well too but man the pressure right

so both of them spoke out post-game. They did their NFL preseason games over the weekend. Great games. They had a lot of support. LeBron James, Jamie Fox, a ton of people coming out to support them. But let's take a listen to Shador Sanders talking about a message to his dad.

Your family's watching it home. Your dad's going nuts on social media. What do you say to him? Sorry, Pops. I ain't do what I was supposed to do fully. But, you know, we'll live to see another opportunity. They knew what they were doing. They put Shaduio. They put

your door on TV. You know what? He's fourth on the death chart. He probably, I'm sure he won't be after this week, but he's fourth on the death chart and they had him start, had the game on television. They knew what they were doing. Oh, 100%. I definitely was watching it.

I was watching it as well. And I love the way he played. Yeah, 14 completions out of 23 attempts. He threw 138 yards, two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Now, his brother Shiloh also played as well with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. and he wanted to give his dad his jersey because of his birthday. And let's take a listen to Shiloh. Did he say he's going to, did you tell him about the jersey?

You're going to give it to him? What was his reaction? He didn't want it. Why? Because, you know, he's a Hall of Famer. He expects, like, 30 times more. He didn't want that Thursday. I'm going to give it to my phone, though.

No way. Not even as a birthday gift. No, you don't want it. No? I got to get, like, three picks or something for him to. Oh, my goodness. That is some tough love. Deion raising them kids like he's Nigerian boy

okay you that ain't good enough yeah shout love that a good game too 37 total snaps 23 coverage snaps zero targets one quarterback hit one tackle they did well they did really well dropping the clues bombs for the Sanders boys yes

stay the course well thank you that is the latest with Lauren thank you Lauren you're welcome and you know I man I was in South Carolina all week right and you know a lot of sovereign soul music is Biden, the soundtrack for South Carolina right now. If you don't know what Southern Soul is, you know, it's music like King George and, you know,

803 Fresh. He's giving us a potential song of the year with boots on the ground. If you ask me, it is song of the year. But I was in the low country this week, and there was a record I keep hearing everywhere from my guy, nephew Jones. Drop on the clues bombs from Nephew Jones. And the song is called My Type of Carrying On. And this record is literally my type of carrying on.

Okay. I don't know if they have a dance to it yet, but saluted by a guy, nephew Jones. I want to get that on after this station ID place. After the top of the hour. I'll get that on. The mix is up next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious. Shalameen the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. I want to salute to everybody in H-Town again. I've been out here this weekend. I did the grand opening of a restaurant club called Rain on Washington.

And then I did Chapman and Kirby. Probably one of my favorite daytime spots in the country. So salute to Houston and everybody here in Houston. I had such an amazing time. man, I really appreciate everybody in Houston. Man, salute to everybody in Houston. I want to salute to everybody in South Carolina. I had my 10th annual back-to-school drive and fish fries.

So, you know, we give away a bunch of backpacks from school supplies. And, you know, my pops be out there frying fish. And my dude, Chris from Southern Cray, was frying chicken. We had the food trucks courtesy of Minimart Caribbean. Daddy Girls Bakery was out there giving away, you know, free treats. I mean, everything was free, man. So just salute to everybody who pulled up the business. Monks Corner, South Carolina this weekend, you know, all of the different families.

We were able to get, you know, backpacks and school supplies, man. Things are not easy out here for folks. And, you know, you don't know that unless you got your boots on the ground, you know, in a rural area like where I'm from or, you know, in a hood in the urban city. But, you know, things are not easy for people. So whenever you can provide some type of relief for folks, do it. That's what I be, that's the type of flexing I like. All you people out there with the jewelry and the cars and all that, that's whack.

Let me show me what you can actually do for people. with all that money you claim to be getting. Nope, you're absolutely right. So salute to the station out there. Wasn't the station there as well? Oh, yeah, salute to Z-93 Jams, man. Salute to my girl, Tay. Tay pulled up from Z-93 Jams.

She was out there with the Z-93 J-N-R-Truck. Salute to Chris Kaelin as well. Salute to my man, Scoop. Scoop, Scoop, 843. He pulled up. Juhova. I got to salute Juhova, too, because Jehovah came through with 200 backpacks,

courtesy of L-R-G, man. So, yeah, it was just a good old-fashioned, low country family affair man and you know we did all we put it we put on for my town amongst corner South Carolina and it's it was my 10th annual backpack giveaway

and fish fries so we'll be there again next year that's what it is it's a little to 937 to beat they opened up the studio for me last minute so I can get up there shout to a hard body chaotic and the whole click and the engineers and everybody they still got a studio guys yeah got a nice studio up here too oh okay I know that

they just said that he was there yeah but they be taking away people's studios all across the country, you know what I'm just making show, you know, I got to ask that question sometime about our people. Like, yo, you know, some people don't have a studio. You're right. You said they had to open it up. It should have been open. Well, they got other shows

here, but my key, you know, my key card doesn't work only in New York, so they had to make sure somebody was there to open up the door and set up the studio and all that other stuff. Got you, got you, got you, got you. Now, this Tuesday and Wednesday, our very own Jess is going to be in the Bronx. Yes, I'm going to be in the Bronx, y'all, so make sure you stop past Sosa ConFuego. We got

two shows. One, Tuesday. one Wednesday they both started seven make sure you get your tickets and be there y'all shout out to Rob Stapleton as well for always showing love to me I get to come to salsa con fuego to get some new jokes in love y'all see y'all in the Bronx tomorrow and Wednesday

yeah and I also want to salute and send a rest in peace to fat man scoop and DJ Mr. C in New York City this weekend they got their own street sign on their own street so salute to them I think that's dope that the city is is acknowledging them I just wish that you know

We do things like this when they're here so they can actually see it and really feel the love. But I do respect it and I do love it. So rest of peace, the fat man scoop and DJ, Mr. C. Now, Charlemagne, you got a positive note? I do. The positive note is simply this, man. Love yourself first and everything else falls in line, okay? You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your loving affection.

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