The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Erica Duchess Cohosts, DJ Cassidy Interview, Breakfast Club Court and More!

Episode Date: May 17, 2023

Today we are joined by comedian Erica Duchess as our celebrity cohost.  We are also joined by DJ Cassidy to discuss 'Pass The Mic', Diddy's impact, connecting with Hip Hop royalty + More.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good morning, USA! And we have Erica Dutchess. Welcome. Hey. Dropping a clue bomb for Erica Dutchess, man. If you don't know who Erica Dutchess is, she's a member of the Ha Ha Mafia. You see her open up for Lil Duval. She just was at the Scrimfable Woman Festival this weekend in ATL. Yes. A very funny comedian. Happy to have you, Erica. How are you feeling?

I feel great. I'm excited. I'm still in shock that I'm really here. A little early, though. Yeah, very early. Very early. I told you. You can say whatever you want to say. Just don't curse.

No, I will not. I got my good girl voice on today. No, I don't even want you to have your good girl voice on. Well, just don't curse. Just be you. Okay. Just don't curse. Just don't curse. Just be you.

That's all. Okay. I practiced a little bit. What'd you practice? How'd you practice? With Clay. And I was just acting like I'm on the radio and not cursing what

yeah I have to okay so you were doing this beforehand what would you say give me an example no I was just saying like hey I'm Erica Dutchess yeah yeah man yeah

and he crazy just trying to so you just practiced faking yeah faking trying not to curse Jesus Christ cause I'm a natural curser like I curse

so I'm just trying to get it out my system. Okay. But I can do it, though. You can do it. Because I don't do churches and all that before. You performed at church? You did stand up at a church? Mm-hmm.

No. Yeah, twice. Where at? What church? Ain't got to stand at all. That had to be Jamal Bryant Church. Only Jamal Bryant Church was like that. Oh, don't talk about him.

Please don't talk about him. Why? Because he was the one who did the eulogy at Clay's funeral. He didn't do a good job? Uh-uh. He bombed. What? How do you bomb at a eulogy?

Yeah, the pastor bombed. You can't bomb at a eulogy. Oh, yes, you can. Unless you say the wrong person's name. How do you bomb? He did everything wrong. Long live OG Clay. What did you do wrong?

What did Jamal Bryant do wrong? He was talking about Donald Trump. At the funeral? At the funeral. Clay wasn't political? At all. That's why we were like, what are you talking about? What? And then he was showing pictures saying, yeah, Clay was married for 18 years to the same woman.

And they showed it up on the screen. It was the wrong woman. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. No, no. For real. That happened. For real. Did y'all boo him? Did y'all boo him? T. Stop it. No, no. For real. That happened for real. Did y'all boom? Did y'all boom? Oh, T.I. gave him the light.

Oh, T.I. gave him the light. Yeah, you know. That's funny as hell. You know when you're on stage and you're bombing as a comedian or your time, they give you the light. So T.I. gave him the light. T.I. gave the pastor the light of the universe. Yes, he did.

Jesus Christ. T.I. had Bart in the T.I. went before the pastor and said what he said. So everybody was like, yeah. So when the pastor came up and couldn't follow that, he couldn't follow tips. So we gave him the life. How'd they put up the wrong picture? I don't know.

I don't know who gave him the note about Clay. Because everything was just wrong. He saw all white man quotes and stuff. All white man quotes? Yeah, we like, bro, he must don't know. So the funeral home give you a refund back or give you some of the money back or something like that? They should. They should have because he was all messed up.

Damn, Pastor Jamal Bryant, you have to explain yourself. Lord have mercy. Damn it, man. All right. Let's start the show. Let's get the show cracking. We got front page news. Cezanne Figaro will be joining us.

We got a lot to talk about. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's C.J. Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the page news. Tezlin Figaro will be joining us. We got a lot to talk about, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's EJ, Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host, Erica Dutch is here.

Yes, indeed. And let's get into front page news. Tezlin Figaro, good morning. Good morning, DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, and beautiful Erica, the queen of stand-up. Is that right? She's fixing her mic. She's fixing that right? She's fixing her mic. She's fixing her headphones. Oh, she's fixing her mic.

Can you hear yourself? I can hear you now. All right. They got her in the wrong hole. Wrong hole. Oh, nothing like the wrong hole. That's right. She said the beautiful Erica Dutch.

That's what she said. Thank you, beautiful yourself. Yes, ma'am. Glad to have you. Let's get into front page news. Thank you. Start off with some sports. Now, last night

The Nuggets beat the Lakers 132-126 And if you are Into the draft San Antonio Spurs Get the first pick Of the draft They get to draft

That alien Victor What about the boy What's his name The brother from France Victor Wimba Yeah yes He's like 7 foot 2

7 foot 3 Has like a 6 foot 9 He's like a big2", 7'3", has like a 6'9". He's like a big creative character on NBA something. So they have another huge center. So what, they had Tim Duncan. They had David Robinson. And now this young man. I mean, you can call him a center, but he play like everything.

Yeah, he play everything. All right, now what else we got? Taz, we talking about this AI hearing? Yes, celebrity tech CEO Sam Alton of OpenAI made his debut appearance before Congress on yesterday alongside two other artificial intelligence experts for three hours of questioning on how Washington should regulate the rapidly developing technology. Now, as with most hearings, the session offered more questions than answers. The biggest, of course, is if Congress has the

stomach for regulating a new industry at all. Now, here are the three big questions that came out of the hearing. Number one, do we need a new federal agency? I would say yes. Number two, who owns the data that AI trains on? And number three, how much will AI influence the 2024 election? Now, here is what some of Sam Alton had to say during his testimony. And let's take a listen and talk about it on the other side. I think if this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong. And we want to be vocal about that. We want to work with the government to prevent that from happening.

It's one of my areas of greatest concern the the more general ability of these models to manipulate to persuade uh to provide sort of one-on-one uh you know interactive disinformation listen man i was watching cnn last night when they was doing a recap of uh that hearing and they didn't say anything that i haven't been saying the lower third yesterday on cnn was uh elon musk warning that uh ai there's a chance ai destroys humanity humanity so there's a chance something can destroy humanity why are we still going down that road can anybody tell me why i mean because you know if you really honestly think about it right all ai is not bad it's all not bad it's all not bad because some of it can be efficient some of it it can help. Some of it can help humanity.

But if it takes over humanity, that's where you have the problem. And who controls the A.I. is the problem. Do the pros outweigh the cons, though? That's the question. Like, I really don't understand how we can't see what's about to happen. We live in a world where folks can't even handle fake tweets. How are they going to handle A.I. and chat GPT? The lines of reality are already blurred. Now they're about to be obliterated. Yeah. He said that it was like Photoshop when Photoshop first came out and people didn't know what Photoshop was. And eventually over time they figured it out. No, we haven't.

Yeah, we still haven't figured it out. But that's what he said in his testimony. But he said this is like Photoshop on steroids. And one of my main things that just upsets me is it's kind of like you get this brand new shiny toy and tell everybody to open it up and then say, oh, hold on, wait a minute. Before you play with it, it's going to destroy humanity. This should have been done prior to developing the technology. And in my opinion, you don't create it and then say, oh, it's a big mess. But I did want to give people a couple of tips because I did some additional research on how to determine if content generated is AI.

And just a couple of tips. One is the length of extensive sentences. They're normally shorter sentences. The repetition of words and phrases. The lack of analysis and originality. So those are things you can look for when you're looking at content and if that stuff is AI generated or not. None of that is going to work. We literally were passing around a fake Jerry Springer story all week long.

You couldn't tell me that story. You couldn't tell me that story wasn't real. We can't even handle stuff like that. But that wasn't AI. That was him acting. I know it wasn't, but that's my point. We can't even handle stuff like that. How are we going to handle AI?

Go ahead. No, I was just saying, I've seen it with his kids about Jerry Springer. Yep, yep, yep. Yeah, that's crazy. I just want to know when they're sitting around at the table and stuff, because they sit around at the table and they come up with these great ideas you're talking about the powers that be yes those powerful white people those people yeah yeah so i was just wondering like what what just made them be like okay let's just do something that may destroy humanity or

they can just shake up the world i don't necessarily think they thought like that i think they thought like hey you know hey tractor you know, there's a problem with a tractor trailer driver might be falling asleep. So let's create something where we can drive our own trucks and don't have to worry about it. Not realizing that you're taking so many jobs from tractors, from truck drivers, or if somebody's doing a heart surgery, you know, if a doctor's hand is not as steady, you know, we create a machine that makes a steady type of hand. I don't think they necessarily thought they were, you know, destroying humanity. The biggest issue is what Taz said. What was number three, Taz? Number three.

Yeah. Number three is the 2024 election. And they actually played a clip during the testimony of what it sounds like when somebody's voice is endorsing someone else. And so they use that as an example. And so this actually got a lot of bipartisan support so republicans and democrats are both at least on the same page with this but uh it has not been a resolution at this time i'm just saying this the last couple of months uh if you thought you saw misinformation run rampant in 2016 if you thought you saw misinformation run rampant in 2020 wait

till next year when you put chat gpt and ai in the mix in the presidential election well that should be banned like like if you use other people's voices and other people's anything without the... You should have to go to jail. If you use somebody else's voice for a song or to say, you know, I promote that person, you should go to jail for that.

So Timberland should go to jail for the biggie? When he did the biggie? If you use somebody else's voice for that, yes, you should be in trouble for that. You should be able to get sued. That's not right. That's not right without getting the proper approval from the estate. I don't think Timberland was putting it out to get paid. But if anything like that that's on iTunes, Tidal, any of those things, and it's AI, no, they should be able to get sued.

How are they going to prove it? Like, they're going to know? I mean, some of it you're going to know is fake. Like, when you hear Joe Biden say, if you niggas don't know whether to vote for me or Trump, you niggas ain't black. But you never know. He almost said it on the show. You never know. You never know with Joe Biden.

That is your front page news. Now, Tess, we'll see you in a couple of minutes. Absolutely. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray! Yo, Charlamagne. Envy, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. We'll tell

you what it is. Man, we live? Hello, who's this? Yeah, what's the word? Envy is mellow. Mellow, what's up? Where you been? I ain't here for you in a minute. Man, mellow, where you been, stranger?

Yo, I'm not even going to hold you. I broke my hand a little while back, so I've been recovering a bit. You know what I mean? We getting outside. You know what I mean? You said you broke your hand? Yeah, bro. How'd you break your hand?

Man, I got into a car accident, again man but i'm just happy i'm still here word well god bless you man we'll talk to us man what's up nah man we need to stop with this ai stuff bro like the only ai we acknowledging is alan iverson have y'all not seen our robot i do not want to go through that like damn bro they're using all this information they gained on us for future enslavement and i'm not here here for it. Well, that's our fault, too, though, because we've been giving away all this free data for the last 20-plus years on social media. So if you think you haven't been cloned, you out of your damn mind. Oh, no, I've definitely been cloned. It's lit.

We outside. You know the vibe. But just so you know, me and my clone, we locked in. Y'all better lock in with yours before it's too late. I don't even know how Generation Z could flip that to we outside, you know the vibes. Like, how did that turn into we outside, you know the vibe? I don't even know how Generation Z could flip that to We Outside, You Know The Vibes. Like, how did that turn into We Outside, You Know The Vibes? How?

I don't know. Hello! Yo, what up? DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Good morning. Morning, morning. What's up?

Get it off your chest. So, I'm trying to get off my chest. All these good dads out here get drugged in the mud by their baby mamas and we don't get the recognition that we deserve. Okay.

Well, shout out to all the good dads out there. Yes, sir. Father's Day coming up. Everybody's doing their best. And, you know, these mothers just be trying to do us dirty, even though we doing our best. And they be doing their thing on the side, and everybody just wants to forget about that.

You got a baby daddy, Erica? Yeah, I got two of them. Oh, okay. Yeah. They good? No. Oh. Damn. No.

Well, one of them trying to be, he better than where he used to be. Oh, okay. Since my daughter older now. Oh, okay, okay, okay.

Yeah. How old is your daughter? 16. Okay. So you don't want to shout out, you couldn't shout out your good baby daddy?

Hell, I mean, no. You can say hell no. Oh, okay, no no what makes a bad baby daddy though just when you're not providing um they're just a bad baby dad i went through so much but is he there though is he is he does he take his daughter he's there now i don't need all the work you know what i'm saying i don't pay the daycare he wasn't doing all what he's doing now but i still appreciate him being there now for and whatever their relationship is now they're about to hit you up now because they know you're getting that money he's about to come at you for some money oh they've been trying to be slick you know come popping up and being more active with my daughter like i'm like whoa he gave you

how much money i couldn't believe i said i couldn't get nothing out of him. Damn. Nothing. Even when I stayed in my basement in my income apartment, it was like $2 a month. I was like, just give me $24 for the next two years. What? I couldn't even get that.

You had an apartment for $2 a month? Yeah. When I stayed in my basement in my income apartment, yeah. And they let you pay $2 a month? It was $2 a month. I didn't know they were going that low. $2 a month? I paid $2 a month when I was on my base on my income apartment. Yeah. And they let you pay $2 a month? It was $2 a month. I didn't know they were going that low.

$2 a month? I paid $2 a month when I was on my base on my income. What kind of apartment was it? Was it nice? It was when I first moved out there. Yeah.

You said based on your income. So what was your income? Zero. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. And our co-host Erica up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. And our co-host Erica Dutchess is here. The Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wait. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blessed.

It's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? It's KG, bro. KG, what up? Get it off your chest. Evie, let me ask you a question, bro. Yes, sir.

If somebody would call and request a song you never heard before, would you play it? I don't pick the music that plays in the morning. I don't know if you realize that. He is a DJ, though. He's our program director. Nope, nope. He has a segment called The People's Choice Mix. But during my mix...

And during The People's Choice Mix, he claims to take requests. Don't let him lie to you like that. During my mix, yes, I do take requests. But what's up? Talk to us. The rapper?

Yeah, yeah, but, man, y'all need to play more positive music on the radio, man. We got too much stuff going on here to keep supporting rappers who keep talking about killing all the time. Like who? Like who?

Like me, for one. KG. There's a song called 9 to 5. I'm talking about killing all the time. Like who? Like who? Like me, for one. KG. There's a song called 9 to 5. I'm talking about work. I have a song called Take Your Butt to School. Talking to the kids, telling them to go to school. Nice songs. They're playing around the world, you know.

They don't Spotify and stuff. But y'all need to play more positive stuff, man. Like KG. We need a better message out here. KG, why don't you spit some balls? Because I'm in Louisville, man, and it's killing every day. Huh? That's. KG, why don't you spit some balls? Because I'm in Louisville, man, and it's killing every day.

Huh? That's why I said, why don't you spit some balls while we got you on? All right. To pop the balls in the morning.

It's going to make you hard because your pants can't get down to your shoes. It's going to make you hard because you got a grilling

rocket in the tube. It's going to make you hard trying to look tough. When you're really not looking cool, you want to do something hard in

the home, take your butt to school. Now, go on to school and learn something. Don't be worried about being on the block trying to burn something because while the other cats is on the block having to earn something, you'll be educated, having the power to earn something. This is for your young cats. Pay attention while I'm speaking. It's the only thing done about education. It's like getting it. It's good to be smart. We owe every benefit because you can be from the street.

You ain't got to live in it. Go. I get pissed off at Lingo when he hit a grill, but I promise, little homie, that don't mean that you being real. You're like a positive mumble rapper. Like, we know that there's a message there. We just can't hear it all the time. Some of it made sense.

Okay, so go look I tell you what, Charlamagne. Go look the song up online and listen to it and then you tell me what you think. Eric is a comedian. You made her laugh. You got to be honest. It was trash.

It wasn't trash. I just couldn't understand her. It was trash, man. It was trash. It was positive, but it was trash. I can't call it trash. It's just like when somebody hand you a pamphlet of Jesus in the street. You can't be like, ain't this pamphlet whack.

It's a pamphlet of Jesus. You know what I mean? So you don't ever throw it out? No. Hell no. I don't take it. Because I don't want to throw it out. I just be likephlet of Jesus. You know what I mean? So you don't ever throw it out? No. Hell no. I don't take it. Because I don't want to throw it out. I just be like, oh, no, thank you.

I'm muzzled. I'm muzzled. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is D from Orlando. Hey, what's up, D? Get it off your chest. Hey. Hey, man.

You know, I actually wanted to get something off my chest about the John Moran situation. And I think what Charlamagne touched on, I believe it was yesterday or the day before, they need to get some men around him who have successfully done it, and they need to go tour the league in the NFL, and they need to show John Morant all the wasted talent for those who have tried to play it off in the streets. You need to see where Delonte West went, where all these other talents that have went to the streets, and they never

came back. Delonte West is not a good example because he had mental health issues. What I was saying was, you know, you can't use the excuse that John Moran is young because there's too many examples in the industry that he's in of people who've done it right. You know what I mean?

He has to want the help. You just can't say, okay, I'm going to be your mentor. He has to want a mentor. He has to want somebody that's going to help him out and guide him. You just can't put a guy in his car and be like, this is a good guy. You can't. He's a grown-ass man at the end of the day. That's what I said.

He know right from wrong. At first, when he first did it, I was kind of like being kind of sympathetic for him and stuff like that. Sympathetic. Yeah, that's what you said. Don't worry about it. We got you. So,

but the second time, it's like I give up. Yeah, because the first time was a mistake. The second time was a choice. You know better. That's it. I wouldn't even have

no gun in my car. That's right. Especially you getting money, you getting paid. I mean, you're an athlete. You know, people looking up to you You have Like sponsors

And all this good stuff going Like bro Come on Just to be What you I don't get it I don't know if you want to be hard Or an image you trying to just

Make yourself look like To other people I don't know Yeah It's really just that simple And at the end of the day There's nobody responsible For Ja Morant

Except for Ja Morant Yeah Not his friends Not his dad Everybody talking about Ja Morant except for Ja Morant. Not his friends, not his dad. Everybody talking about Ja Morant hanging out with the wrong crowd. Seems to me like Ja Morant is the wrong crowd. Right, right. Because he don't. And then I'm about to put no pistol to his head and be like, do this, bro. He doing it himself.

That's right. Again, you did it again. That's right. Like, you don't care. That's right. Well, Erica Dutchess is here, our guest co-host. And get it off your chest, 800-585-1051 when we come back we got to talk more john morant the nba uh speaks about it and john morant uh he releases a statement so we'll talk about it when we come back in the room so

don't move it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host Erica Dutchess here. And let's get into some front page. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Chef G and Sleepy Hallow. Rumor has it. Rumor.

Rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I am gossiping. This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Yes. On The Breakfast Club.

Now, front page of the Daily News in New York City today, there's a picture of rapper Chef G. Now, rapper Chef G. Who is Chef G? I'm going to tell you. Rapper Chef G and Sleepy Hollow have been arrested yesterday. If you don't know them, you might know this song right here. I've never heard this record in my life.

No? No. It's like a top five record. Top five record where? In New York? Everywhere. I've never heard this record in my life. I never heard it.

Never heard Sleepy Hollow? Tip, tip, toe, da, da, da, da. I've heard of Sleepy Hollow. Well, they were arrested yesterday, and we have the actual report of why they were arrested. Prosecutors say those gang members shot at rivals in broad daylight and then bragged about it on social media. At the center of it all, two well-known rappers from Brooklyn. Rappers Chef G and Sleepy Hollow are accused of helping carry out violence against rival gang members in Flatbush

and Crown Heights. Police say they are members of the Crips. The two rappers were among 32 alleged gang members charged today in a 140 count indictment. The DA saying the gang is linked to 12 shootings and one murder, which was caught on camera. You know what's sad? I've never heard of Sleepy... Sleepy Hollow, Chef G and Sleepy Hollow? I never heard of Chef G.

The only reason I heard of Sleepy Hollow is because didn't he get released from prison earlier this year? I believe so, yeah. What? Yes, and they asked me to do an interview with him when he got released from prison. I never had heard of him until he... I was like, I don't even know

who that is. Yeah, well, the kids love him a lot and he has a bunch of huge records that are on stream and I mean,

I think that record streamed like 125 million, 200 million records. So, but they were arrested yesterday. 21 guns taken off the street in a huge gang suite. Yeah,

they've been hit with the Rico. But they did it themselves because they was on Instagram. They did? Didn't they say something about they went live? I didn't see you hear that part. What you saying? Read it again.

By the way, I ain't heard that either, but it sound about right in this generation. Yeah, what you... Read it again. I thought I heard something say... Well, they were charged with conspiracy to commit murder in the second degree and criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree. Play it again. Let's see if that's what was said. I thought I heard something about Instagram. in the second degree and criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree play it again prosecutors say those gang members shot at rivals in broad daylight and then bragged about it on

social media yeah at the center of it all two well-known rappers from brooklyn rappers chef jay okay retard yeah so yeah they spoke about it on social media i didn't told you i don't even like to talk about these brothers when they get in situations like that because i wasn't talking about them before i didn't even know who they were these brothers when they get in situations like that because I wasn't talking about them before. I didn't even know who they were. You know what I mean? That's why I was glad J. Cole, you know,

addressed that on that new record, All My Life, on the Lil Durk record. He said something similar to that. Like, you know, a lot of times these guys get killed or they end up in prison and then we mention them.

I wasn't talking about them before. Yeah. A little on the front page of the paper. Now, John Morant released a statement yesterday. He said, I know I've disappointed a lot of people who have had support of me. This is a journey, and I recognize there's more work to do. My words may not mean much right now, but I take full accountability for my actions. I'm committed to continuing to work on myself.

You didn't disappoint me you disappointed yourself right right you got a little girl you know you got your family that's right you just that's just crazy to me now you thought you throwing away money you disappointing your generation of wealth that's you disappointing you ain't disappointing us yeah now adam silver who was the nba commissioner he spoke about this yesterday on ESPN. This is what he said. We talked directly about the consequences first before we got to a subsequent potential to have done something wrong. We were very focused on the misconduct that was in front of us at the time. And frankly, most of our conversation was about how incredibly serious the first incident was of waving you know a firearm on you know on social media again you know the and the consequences there an eight game suspension was pretty serious

and something that he at least to me seemed to take incredibly seriously honestly i was shocked when i saw this weekend that video now we're in the process of investigating it and we'll figure out exactly what happened to the best we can then. But I'm assuming the worst, you know, what's crazy to me is everyone who keeps making excuses for John Moran. Like, how are y'all okay with watching this brother just throw his life away?

You know, all this money, this brother is losing all the potential, you know, trouble and danger he's putting himself in. And y'all are making excuses for it. Instead of just saying, hey, man, hold yourself accountable. And let's really, really, really do better moving forward.

He's not going to do better moving forward if there's not consequences and repercussions to his actions. And he has to hold himself accountable in a real way. Because if you think the NBA is not about to come down hard on him, you're out of your damn mind. But you know what I was thinking about yesterday? So, you know, he does have a right to own a gun, right? That is your 2A amendment, right? But as a basketball player,

as rich as John Moran is and as famous as he is, would he really want to shoot somebody? I don't know. Would he really want to risk it all instead of just paying for security? But it's not even about just owning the gun it is the string of incidents that john morant has been involved in it's not just these two times he's flashed guns on instagram live and why are you just recklessly flashing guns do we not remember plexiglass birds salute the plexiglass birds but that's a remember

that situation well he wasn't flashing the gun he was just had it on him and it went off so you think something like that couldn't happen to john morant absolutely what are we talking about Remember that situation? He wasn't flashing the gun. He just had it on him, and it went off. It went off, yeah, in that club. You think something like that couldn't happen to John Morant? Absolutely. What are we talking about here? Even though he just got the gun, you already just thinking the worst. You know, perception is reality at times, you know. So I just don't get it.

Maybe y'all need to invite him up here to the show, because, you know, y'all have this platform, and men seem to open up a lot. You said there ain't no women calling up here. Ain't no women called up here today the show because you know y'all have this platform and men seem to open up a lot you said you said you say ain't no women calling and no women called up here today none at all i have not heard one woman vent today and i know we be going through a lot he mean this man just called his baby mama don't laugh for him i'm like dang bro the other guy want to be a rapper he like man play my music bro like what is going on oh erica said man these men this is a safe space for y'all because you and charlamagne be showing y'all other side

you know like today you picked up my purse and stuff with one finger no who did that erica wasn't me envy envy i did that i was passing it to you no no you had you had passed me you had walked all the way up there. I was sitting right there. He was walking around with one finger. He was loving it. I hate y'all. I hate y'all. Alright, well that is your rumor report.

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Now, some quick sports. The Nuggets beat the Lakers last night, 132-126. And the number one draft, he was getting the number one draft pick, will be the San Antonio Spurs. They about to draft that alien. Yes. Victor Wimbavaya.

That's right. I don't know how to pronounce that man. He's from overseas. I think he's from France. He's 7'2", 7'3". He has like a 6'9 wingspan. Tall as hell. He can dribble.

He can shoot. He gets busy. So it looks like San Antonio is going to be looking good next year. Wow. All right. Now, Tess and Figaro, good morning. Good morning. Now, we got to jump right into it now.

Sorority sues a U.S. university. Why? Yeah, they are suing a university because a trans woman got aroused in their company. A group. What? I was trying to go into my news voice. Tell me about when they were doing the, what's that? She's doing something with her fingers. This thing when they were doing the what's that? She's doing something with her fingers.

When they be doing that. When they stepping? No, this was in the bathroom. Oh, it's another one. A group of sorority sisters have filed a lawsuit against their college after a trans woman was granted permission to move into their sorority house. Now one of the members has

asked the sorority management to ensure that the house is preserved as a female-only safe space, and a number of members raised concerns about shared bathroom facilities, which have no locks. Now, Ms. Langford, who is 6 feet 2 inches, does not currently live in the house, but according to the residents, she has spent a significant amount of time there and has been granted permission to move in from September The women that have filed the lawsuit claimed that miss Langford has been visibly aroused in their When she was present now, here's what one of the members of Kappa Kappa Gamma had to say, and we'll talk about it on the other side. Man.

Are we going to hear the audio? Here's the audio. It's a weird, gut-wrenching feeling that every time I leave my room, there's a possibility that I'll walk past him in the hall, whatever setting that may be in. And it's never a pleasant encounter encounter and that's the scary part it's it's a weird feeling just to know that i could run into him anytime full access to the house but this just goes to show like we need women's spaces for that reason that is wow man that is wow go ahead here no what color is the um train i don't know i I don't know that. It sounds like a white sorority.

Let's play a game. Let's play a game again. Guess what race it is. The sorority sounds like a white sorority. But could you imagine waking up in the morning and then the trans woman wakes up in the morning. It's still a penis. And then the trans woman has a woody like most men do in the morning. And then she gets.

Man, if you got a penis and you around women and you know you get sexually aroused, that penis going to jump up whether you want it to or not. Right, right. And it depends on the color because the lady that was speaking, I could tell she was a white lady. So if the trans were kind of black and she's seeing that big old black thing that you said that we rising. The penis. Yeah. She probably get a little disturbed because it's probably kind of tempting to.

You said that the sorority want the trans woman in the house or did that law or whatever force them to have to bring her in? No, they actually admitted her to the sorority. And so this is actually someone that, yeah, and they're having a back and forth with leadership uh leadership has said that basically you know we treat i'm paraphrasing we

treat everybody fair and you know a trans woman should have an opportunity to pledge as well and be a part of the sorority so uh that that's the larger issue and then well i don't mean to say large issue that sorority shouldn't complain now you get what you ask for yeah and you're gonna see that a lot across the board though um because there's been a lot of folks who have talked about you know they've admitted a lot of gay folks to you know male sororities and you know obviously you have gay people across the board we all know that but there's always been this slippery slope of what happens next when trans uh folks also want to be in sores so this person is actually a part of the sorority uh but the problem was they said they don't feel like she should live in the house with them yeah i don't feel like the gay issue would be as complicated as the trans issue because i mean if you're a gay man you're still a man so you you know you

wouldn't you would a male sorority you know what I mean but it's the trans woman issue you bring a penis into that sorority house it's going to be some woodies in a month but it's a trans I'm confused because I just went to

they had in Atlanta for the strength of the woman festival they had a proud ball and that was my first time ever going to like

something like that ever and you from Atlanta? I'm from Atlanta and you ain't never been to a proud ball? I ain't never been to no proud no no proud boy and when i say they was like stunting like dripped out dressed to the teeth i mean them girls was doing it and i didn't see no print no i didn't see nothing i was looking god yeah and i and just to your point uh charlene when you said you said you don't think the gay issue would be an issue, I just want to point out that speaking of Atlanta and Morehouse, remember early on, back in 2009,

they had issues, it was a big issue about cross-dressing, about gay men coming to class in heels and purses or pocketbooks, as Amy calls it. So that has been something that they've talked about on appropriate attire policy as well so you would think that it may not be an issue but it has been you know some concern it could be a distraction i guess is what you're saying i guess yeah you know that by now yeah but if they don't have a dress code it's hard to say what somebody can wear if there's a dress code you gotta you know how to you gotta stay with the dress code guidelines but if there's no dress code and somebody wants to wear heels they can wear heels there's a dress code you gotta you know how to you gotta stay with the dress code guidelines but if there's no dress code and somebody wants to wear heels they can wear heels they can do whatever they want well they never had a dress

code for Morehouse men saying not to wear heels you know so that's the that's the whole thing changing the dress code and how do you change the dress code now to adjust to the diversity yeah dress code wouldn't bother me but them hard penises just walking around I can see how that can be a distraction Everybody involved But just imagine your daughter's in a sorority And there's a bunch of hard penises in the sorority house But your daughter's telling you I have a problem with this Your daughter, the girl is saying

I have a problem walking through the hall And seeing a hard penis I want to know why is it hard all the time What you mean? She got a penis around all these women But I'm saying He don't like women though like that you don't like you're not confusing i don't know some trans like like

women yeah no to be a trans woman it's trans women like doing like the stuff like he ain't Oh my goodness. Yeah, woo, woo. You know what I'm saying. What is it? Listen, I don't have no sympathy, as Erica said, for that sorority. Because they knew what they was getting into. Yeah, we got them in there, so don't be mad now. Because somebody don't need a flip or something. I made them rise up. And if you didn't know what you was getting into, you know now. Exactly.

Jesus Christ. All right, well that is front page news. That's right. Make sure you check out Teslin Figaro's podcast, The Scrape Shot, No Chaser podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. All right. And when we come back, DJ Cassidy will be joining us. I'm sure you saw his Pastor Mike show on BET,

and we're going to kick it with him next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Who we got?

DJ Cassidy. Cassidy, what's up, brother? How are you, sir? Blessed black and highly favored. How are you? I'm very well. How are you, Envy? I'm doing well. I don't believe you're a real person, Cassidy. I believe you're artificial intelligence. I'll take it.

You move very robotically. I'll artificial intelligence. I'll take it. You move very robotically. I'll take that. I'll take that. Intelligence, anything with intelligence is a good thing. True, true, absolutely. I'll take intelligence. So for people that don't know who DJ Cassidy is, who is DJ Cassidy? Where did you get your start and what influenced you to be a DJ? That's a great question. I asked my parents for turntables for my 10th birthday. Now where are you from? For people that don't know, I'm from New York City. We're at New York. I'm from the Upper East Side

of Manhattan. Okay. I was always infatuated with hip hop since as far as I can remember. And I want to turntables as my way to contribute to the culture. Now, what was your first artist? What was your introduction into hip hop? Like what made you start loving so oddly enough when I was I have a memory from when I was about three or four years old and I was at my grandmother's house I was napping in my stroller and I remember waking up from that nap and the movie breaking was on tv at what age three or four years old you remember I remember this I can actually picture it okay and. And somewhere along the line, my grandmother recorded the movie for me

and I became infatuated with that movie and, you know, for those who don't know, that movie is a West Coast movie. So kind of an odd, you know, introduction into hip hop

but I soon thereafter became infatuated with Run DMC and Jam Master Jay. And then I learned about Grandmaster Flash, Cool Herc, and Afrika Bambaataa. I was never into comic books or sports. So those three guys became like my superheroes. They were larger than life.

And I was a hip-hop kid. And I asked my parents for two turntables and a mixer for my 10th birthday. DJ Cassidy was born. And I thought to embrace hip hop, you had to unembrace everything else. And I only wanted to play hip hop music. Why DJing and not rap? Like what made you go towards the DJing aspect?

To be honest, I don't know. I just became infatuated with that. I saw it and it called me. And those same two Technique 1200s that i got for my 10th birthday are the same two i have today oh so your parents bought you technique 1200s for your technique 1200s jesus christ and they're the same technique 1200s that i have today uh i got gemini's is my first turn table jesus christ was it difficult for you uh starting off djing because people would look from the outside and say well he's not black not black. He's not from the culture. Was that difficult

back then doing those type of parties and venues and events? You know, I don't think it was difficult. I just, you know, I was always myself. I always wanted to contribute to the culture and to celebrate the culture. And I found that if I was true to myself and true to the music, that everything would pan out the way it was meant to be. And I think it did. Did being white help you? It's a very interesting question. I guess my first answer is I don't know.

I think when you're a fish out of water, sometimes you stick out. And when you stick out, perhaps it's easier to get attention at first. And then it comes down to how you deal with that attention and what you do. I remember first hearing of you didn't know who you were. Right. But you're retiring who you are. Right. Because you were known around the city with the hat that you wear now and usually a bow tie. Was that something that you wanted to do? Like that was that that was your so people so you would stand out from everybody else yeah so the boater hat started a long time ago at this point i don't even remember when not in my teens but at some point in my 20s um i always wanted to to to look like something i always thought that when you were on stage

that it wasn't only important how you sounded, but how you looked. Because the people that I looked up to looked like something. If you draw a silhouette of Michael Jackson, you don't need any facial features. That's true. Everyone around the world recognizes an outline of his body based on his pants, which were short, and his hat sometimes, and the way he stood on his toes. And the same with Run DMC.

And those are my idols. You know, you could draw them. You know, to this day, if an alien came from outer space and said, what is hip hop? Even through the evolution of hip hop and style and fashion, I would still probably show them a picture of Run DMC. To me, that still looks like hip hop. Obviously, you know, it'shop. Obviously you know it's completely evolved you know the way we dress and walk and talk but I would

still probably show them a picture of Run DMZ. You know when you look look yourself up or we google you the first thing one of the first things that says is you were founded by Diddy. So how did was Diddy one the one that that pushed you to the forefront where you founded by Diddy? Did Diddy find you? Explain that story, how you and Diddy's relationship is so good. Puffy had a had a profound effect in my life. I was 19 years old, DJing at a club in New York called Lotus on 14th Street and 9th Avenue. And it was the hottest club in New York. And I had just got a night there. But it was like the whack night in like the basement.

And I was playing the whack room on the whack night on a rainy night. And it was like 3 in the morning. And I'm playing the soul classics of the 70s and 80s. So for those who don't know what that means, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Luther Vandross, you know, Shaka. And Puffy comes out of the corner of the room and starts dancing by himself. And, you know, for a 19-year-old at that point in the year 2000, that's like, you know, God just walked to the dance floor,

the king of New York, the king of all parties, the king of hip-hop. And I remember him dancing past 4 a.m. and the manager of the club coming up to me and saying, I assume you want to keep going. I'm like, yes. He walks out around 5 in the morning, walks by the DJ booth, and says, who's the DJ? I say, I'm the DJ.

And he says, who's been here all night playing all these old records? I said, me. So he looked at me crazy. Because you were white. And young. And young. And young. Yeah, both, probably.

And he wrote down his name and number, Puffy and a 917 number on a napkin and said, call me tomorrow. So I was a freshman at NYU. Did he have a heart on it too? Or just? No. Stupid, man.

Napkin, yeah. So I was so nervous to call. Finally, I called and I got a voicemail. It said, God is the greatest, beep. I stuttered through this message. I didn't know what I said. It was the most inarticulate message I've ever left in my life. So I said, you know what?

He's not going to call back, but all right, it's a start. So went back to class, came out of the next class, and I had a voicemail from an assistant saying, hi, I'm calling for Sean Puffy Combs. Please call us back. So I took the train back to my mom's. I said, mom, he called me back. I locked my cell phone and I called back.

And I was like, hi, it's DJ Cass. I said, and said hold on please and he came right on the phone wow he's like yo what's up playboy i'm like what's up puff you know like i had no idea what to say and he's like um how old are you i was like 19 i think i was 19 19 and he said um how do you know how to play those records like that and i said like what he goes, like you live them. And I didn't know at the time what that meant. And now in retrospect, probably one of the greatest compliments I've ever received. All right, when we come back, we got more with DJ Cassidy. You know him from his Pass the Mic show on BET.

So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with dj cassidy you know he has to pass the show on bet and now he's taking it on tour who is the biggest person you've played for would you say it's well certainly obama i was the first dj to ever play a presidential inauguration i was the first dj to ever play at the white house i d DJed Barack Obama's first inauguration, second inauguration, 50th birthday.

How was that call? That kind of call was an evolution. It wasn't him who requested me the first time, but by the second time, it was. Gotcha. You were the only DJ? Only DJ at all these things. His 50th birthday at the White House,

Michelle's 50th birthday at the White House, a random party at the White House with Prince just because they wanted to have a party with me and Prince. I mean, I remember getting a call from the social secretary of the White House saying the president is planning a party for the first lady's 50th birthday, but he wants to make sure that you're available

before we choose a date. I mean, mind-boggling phone calls. How much did you charge the president? I don't. Yeah, like you can't charge Barack. I don't. I would. You got the budget. I didn't. How much would you can't charge Barack. I don't. I would. I didn't. You got the budget.

I didn't. How much would you have charged? Because I know it had to cross your mind. I, you know, don't like talking about money. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But those, you know, I don't say those things lightly. You know, I spit them out. But those nights at the White House, of which there were over a dozen, were the greatest nights of my life.

I mean, I remember standing in the red room next to the party room, calling my grandmother, saying, mama, I'm at the White House in the red room. The president's about to announce me on stage. And she burst out in tears. The most surreal feeling to be there. The president used to introduce you? Yep.

At his 50th birthday, Janelle Monae performed. And like you'd imagine, ladies and gentlemen, Janelle Monae. Janelle, thank you so much. This is so amazing. I'm bringing to the stage my favorite DJ like that. I thought D-Nice was Barack Obama's favorite DJ. He could have more than one. I guess. It's a big compliment just to hand out to people. You know what I mean? I mean, at his 50th birthday, I'll tell you a quick story.

I get a tap on the shoulder. I'm about to go on. Same night. Get a tap on the shoulder. I'm about to go on. Same night. Get a tap on the shoulder. Stevie Wonder wants to talk to you. So Stevie comes up to me and he goes, Cassidy, I want to surprise the president and jam with you. So I go, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. He goes, I want to do signed sealed. Can you drop a beat for me?

He straight up walks on this riser as the president's announcing me. No talk of what we're doing. I have nothing queued up in Serato. And the president's like, oh, my God, I think we have a surprise. Stevie Wonder and DJ Cassidy, you ready? And it happened. In 60 seconds, I'm thinking, what could I drop, loop, instrumental? What do I have for signs to deliver?

So I pull a Billy Squire big beat. Guys know what that is? No. Okay. Billy Squire was used for Run DMC, we go and for Jay-z 99 problem, okay Okay, so for those listening it's a rock song from the 70s But you know it from these epic songs 99 problems here we go The first four bars is the illest drum loop of all time

Similar tempo to sign sealed whatever that is 95 BPM, I don't know. I pull a Billy, this is all happening in 30 seconds. I pull a Billy Squire big beat. Chika chika boom, ba ba boom boom, ba ba boom, ba pep. And I don't have a loop set. So I'm actually going back and forth every four bars. Because you know you would just have a loop, I wouldn't have to do it live. Right.

Nothing prepared. Stevie starts playing the chords to Signed, Sealed, Delivered. At that moment, I was like, I could die tonight. Question, why not just play Signed, Sealed, Delivered as the DJ? Well, he said drop a beat. I don't know. I got the impression he wanted some kind of cool improvisational. He didn't want to sing over himself.

But yeah, you're right in theory. I don't know. I got the impression that he would have looked at me like, that's all you could come up theory. Gotcha. I don't know. I got the impression that he would have looked at me like that's all you could come up with. So I'm going table to table like Jam Master Jay did at the Funhouse in 1983 to the one recording of

Here We Go by Run DMC which is not a studio. You know, it's like at the club. And I turn kind of like I pivot my face. I'm facing the crowd but I pivot to my left and it's Jay-Z, Chris Rock and Spike Lee

nodding their head like this. With that mean face we get in hip hop when we love a beat. And I just go, this might be the greatest moment of my life. Wow. Wow. And you was one of the people who, you know, during COVID you were innovative and you came up with the Pastor Mike concept. Yes. How did that come about?

So literally about three years ago, I'm FaceTiming with my friend and mentor, Verdine White of Earth, Wind & Fire. And so we were FaceTiming in the pandemic and it was late one night. And for those who don't know Verdine White, he's like the long hair guy in Earth, Wind & Fire, bass player, founding member, very fly. So he's sitting on his couch in like black silk pajamas or something. And the Earth, Wind song, That's the Way of the World comes on my speakers. Very low in the background.

Hearts of fire, create love, desire. And Verdine starts singing along. Like just, oh, hey, my song's playing. And I got chills. That song gives me chills anyway. But it's like this crazy time in the world. And Verdine starts singing along. And a light bulb went off.

I was like, what if I could find a way to give people this feeling of connecting with their musical icons and heroes? And I immediately saw past the mic. I was like, Verdine, I got to call you back. And I called my editor. And I'm like, Ian, if I sat at the turntables and dropped a record, could someone sing along in real time? And he goes, no, because they hear the music a few seconds later. So when you hear their vocal, it won't be matching with the music. I said, we have 24 hours to figure out how to make this work.

And we figured it out. Everyone thought I was recording Zoom. You can't record Zoom if you trigger the music on Zoom and the other person hears the music and sings. When you get it back, it's not going to be in time. So we cracked a code and I started calling all my legendary friends of the 70s and 80s and put together Pass the Mic Volume 1 with all these icons of the 70s and 80s. And honestly, I pitched it to every website to premiere it. Just premiere it. We're not talking TV. Put it

on your homepage for an hour. Nothing. BET, Essence, Vibe, Complex, no one wanted it. And I sent the video to Steve Rifkin, who for those who don't know, legendary music impresario, Loud Records, Wu-Tang Clan, Mobb T, Big Pun, Akon. And a dear friend, he watched it, called me and said, this is going to change your life. And it did. And I put out volume one. After the first three episodes, there were over 100 artists on three episodes Steve Rifkin bought it to Jesse Collins and the next thing you know it's a BET series of specials and I did seven BET specials of the show and after 10 episodes there were 220 iconic R&B and hip-hop stars on the show I'm glad you explained that because you know a lot of people

feel like you saw what Dean Nice was doing during the pandemic and you kind of jacked what he was doing to create Pastor Mike. But I'm like, I feel like they were doing two different things. Yeah, it was two very different things with a similar spirit. And they were happening around the same time. And I started filming Pastor Mike, I think in April. It didn't premiere until July. First of all, it took me two months to make. I had to figure out the technology. And then once I made it, I think in April. It didn't premiere until July. First of all, it took me two months to make. I had to figure out the technology. And then once I made it, I didn't know what to do with it.

It's not like I had a YouTube page with like a million subscribers. So the spirit, I think, was very similar. The spirit using iconic hip hop and R&B to bring light to people during a dark time. And no one did that better than him. What he did in his kitchen, started in his kitchen, was magical.

And I've looked up to D for many years. I was a fan of D as a rapper before I ever met D. I met D in my low 20s, and we've had a friendship ever since. Who started the hats? You're nice wearing those hats, too. I couldn't tell you. I know when I started them. Yeah.

But I don't know who started wearing fedoras first. Is the show still on BET, Pastor Mike? No, so after the 10th episode, I decided to end it. It was clearly time to take it on the road. So July 21st, I'm bringing the second installment in a series of one night only events to what I think is the most iconic concert venue, certainly in the country and

probably in the world, Radio City Musical. Wow. Because hip hop turns 50 on August 11th, I decided to unite 25 icons of the golden era of hip-hop all on one stage. Who you got? Who you got? Big Daddy Kane, Doug E. Fresh, Rock Him, Slick Rick, Black Sheep, Brand Newbie, and CL Smooth, Dana Dane, Lords of the Underground, EPMD, Foo Schnickens, Grandmaster, Melly Mellon, Scorpio, Kid N Play, Cool Mo D, Curtis Blow, MC Search, MC Shan, Audio 2, Moni Love, Nice N Smooth, Onyx, Roxanne Shante, Special Ed, The Sugarhill Gang, Tretch of Naughty by Nature, and special surprise guests.

Wow. It's going to be historic. And if you grew up in our time, this is who we grew up listening to. These are the artists that lie at the foundation of what became a global, world-changing culture. Absolutely. Well, Cassidy, we appreciate you, brother, for stopping through. And make sure you get your tickets July 21st, Radio City Music Hall. And thank you, brother.

Thank you for having me. Thank you both. It's an honor to be here. I want to thank the Black Promoters Collective, Steve Rifkin, Martel Cognac, and Power. I'm truly grateful and hope to see you all there. And thank you guys for doing what you do and for having me. All right. Well, it's DJ Cassidy.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne, the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We get our guest co-host, Erica Dutch is here. Yes, indeed. Hey, y'all.

Comedian, actress, and more. All that. All that. Now, let's get to the indeed. Hey, y'all. Comedian, actress, and more. All that. All that. Now, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk nice things. What? What? What?

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What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? On the Breakfast Club. Nice things. I said, let's talk nice things. Like, shout to her. You know, her R&B artist. For Mother's Day, she bought her mom some nice things.

Bought her a Mercedes G-Wagon. Okay. Which was her dream car. Surprising my mom with her dream car. All right, y'all. We better surprise my mom. Ta-da! Whoa!

Oh, my God. It's yours. Congratulations. You got to press the button. It's yours. Congratulations. You got to press the button. Press the button. No way. This is too much. Which is so dope, man.

That's beautiful. That's very beautiful. What's the best thing you ever bought your mom? What's the biggest thing, rather? Have you ever bought your mom a car? Yeah. My mom's not really into cars. Have you ever bought your mom a car, Erica? Yes, I did yes i did what you bought i was so happy a four fusion that's what she always wanted a four fusion well yeah during

the pandemic we got all that money okay i bought my mama car before yeah i sent my mom on vacation i bought my mom some some wood i wooded out her whole uh wood you bought some wood i don't think you should say that you bought your mom some wood hardwood damn what's going on with your pop man hardwood floors y'all y'all you know that pink horsepower yo cam send mv some send mv pop some of your pink horsepower y'all know how much hardwood floors what was his name? You know what? F you. You were thinking so hard

and the only thing you came up with was wood. I bought my mom some wood. It's hardwood. I'm like, come on, bro. What's her name? What's your mama name? Mama Janet. Don't do me Janet like that. My mama name's Jeanette.

You probably knew mama don't do me janna like that and my mama named janet no but you know you probably knew she was going through something i hope your dad not listen no take the carpet out and you put hardwood throughout the whole house yeah i know it you know what forget y'all uh and shout to cash doll cash doll bought her mama alexis truck so congratulations to shout the cash doll for mother's Day. Yeah, I love cash doll. Angela Simmons bought her boo a Tesla truck. Angela Simmons bought your guy a Tesla truck for his 42nd birthday yesterday. He 42.

42. Okay. I think they said 42. Yeah. Yeah. Got it. Got to be 42. Yeah.

So congratulations to and happy birthday to your guy. I love that. That's all. That's beautiful. Those were nice things. Those are nice things. Tesla were nice things, yeah. Tesla's nice and expensive. What was the holiday?

Oh, Mother's Day. Mother's Day was Sunday and Gotti's birthday. And Gotti's birthday, okay. Oh, he a tourist. Now, Rick Ross might be having some problems with his car show. You can't wait to report this. Go ahead. Go ahead.

Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Rick Ross might be having some problems with his car show at his crib in Fayetteville County, Georgia.

It seems like the car show has been denied permits to actually have the show. Who you call yesterday, Amy? Who you call? Who you call? Tell the truth. Who you call? Now, they're reporting that, you know, the neighbors were pretty upset because they said there was a lot of traffic brought to the area last year

and they said it brought the traffic to a complete standstill. I can see you eating a banana top. I don't like this. I'm going to drop a dime on this. It did. I stole the street from Red Ross. You do? Mm-hmm.

Oh, so you live in that neighborhood? Mm-hmm. So when it's a car show, is it a problem? It was horrible. Damn. According to documents obtained by XXL, the permit was denied on Tuesday Yesterday May 16th by the county

Because it is not in compliance with the Fayetteville County zoning ordinance Now the resident of the neighborhood Erica Why was it horrible First of all it's an old national I don't know if you're familiar with old national Like in Fayetteville

That part of Fayetteville turns into, it's a part of Old National. Okay. And the street is so narrow. It's just one little street. Like, one long street. So, all those cars, there's nowhere to go. There's nowhere to put them. Like, even though it's a parking lot, it's a parking lot, like, across the street from where Rick Ross stayed.

Like, it's a plaza. It'd be so full. They'd already be full they'd already be full by like i think people be staying out overnight damn so you're just trying to get home like it might be trouble but you're just trying to get to your house yes yes damn because it's one it's just a one look like this is one street and all the cars parked on the side parked on the other side then you got trucks you got food trucks. Yeah. So it is kind of hard. But, I mean, I hate that for him because it do be lit. It be lit.

I heard he's still doing it, though. But Ross said he going to do the show regardless. Breaking news, breaking news. The Rick Ross Car Show, June 3rd, goes on. It must goes on. It's a private event on private property with VIPs, and you're invited. Tickets still available online. It's going to be a private event on private property with VIPs and you're invited. Tickets still available online. It's going to be a beautiful event.

Shout out to the beautiful city of Fayetteville. The success feels so much better when you go against everybody. Oh, man, it's nothing like when you winning and know you did it without them. Now, can he do it without a permit? Because, I mean, like he said, it is his private property, right? I don't know. He said a private location in a private. I think he probably just going to do it somewhere else.

Oh, gotcha, gotcha. Because you don't want to mess with Fayetteville police. It's just like. Yeah, but my car show in Memphis is still going down at the same venue, same place. It is May 28th in Memphis. We're going to have calls from Young Dolph, calls from 50 Cent, Key Glock, and myself. And then Houston, we're doing it at the same venue.

We're not moving at the NRG Stadium as well. The Drive Your Dreams call show, Father's Day weekend. But why are you smirking when you say that? I'm not smirking. I mean, I'm new here, so is there some tension with you and Rawthon? No! Play the clip from yesterday, Ray.

I mean, let me know. I'm going to give you some context, Erica. Play the clip from Rawthon drink yesterday, Ray. Play the clip from Rawthorn. I mean, let me know. I'm going to give you some context, Erica. Play the clip from Rawthorn Drink Champs, Ray. Tension is something because you so happy. Happy? You were so happy when you said it. I'm always happy, Erica. The good brother Rick Rawls is on our good brother Norian ESPN Drink Champs show.

This is what happened, Erica. Listen. This is not one of those car shows where you come and if you win, they give you the $50 plastic trophy when you go home. No, no, no, no, no. This is where you get the network really boss up, the chains and the keys that are given you. This is, damn, there's six figures that I'm going to put. Oh, so someone wins a prize. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, the car. Yeah, you know, we got big boys coming from out of the country. Right. From all over the, you know, in the U.S. So it's going to be a real huge event. How many cards do you think you're going to have? I know we're expecting close to 7,000 people. Damn.

Wasn't you and Envy battling at one point? No, Envy was never on my level. He's battling. No, no, no. I wouldn't do that to Envy. I rock with Envy. I mean, I mean, is he being honest? Do you give away plastic trophies?

I mean, do he got a point, Envy? I mean, what prizes do you give at your car show? I mean, I just want to know, do he have a point? Answer Erica's question, Envy. Does he have a point? No, we don't actually give away trophies. Ours is more community-based. So if your mother's Ford Fusion, what'd you give your mother?

Yeah, Ford Fusion. If she wanted to put her car in the show, she could. If Charlamagne's mom wanted to put the Honda Civic in the show, she could. It's not just about balling. It's about your first car that you ever got that you put your money and your time to. We want to see those cars. We're going to have the Ferraris and Bugattas, but it's a little bit of everything. So we don't do trophies.

Okay. Oh, so he was right. You know. No, no, no. We told you two different levels. Yeah, that's what he was. We told you two different levels. So he was right.

Y'all not even going to say enough because those kind of cars. Because how he talking. Those type of cars can't even come on. He's young. He's young. He also charges $500 to get in. Who? Ross?

Yes Oh so y'all most definitely So my car Mine is for the people Oh Kids five and under free My ticket prices start at $19.99 So he wasn't

He wasn't chomping you off? Yeah but he might not have He might He just said I wouldn't even do anything like that We ain't even on the same level Nah but on the real man I hope Ross works it out

They should be able to What you mean on the real? We've been on the real the whole time They should allow Nobody wasn't that on the real man I hope Ross works it out They should be able to What you mean on the real We been on the real The whole time They should allow Ain't nobody wasn't Never on the real Ain't nobody wasn't

Never on Me and Erica Ain't never been Not on the real I joke back and forth With Ross But I want Nah I'm just saying

I mean we joking about Ross But I want Ross to be able To have his show Shout out to Ross He supports my show He gives me cars for my show We play and go back and forth But I want Ross to be able

To have his show That's his property After y'all After you do your next Two car shows And he do his car show, y'all need to do a car show together. If you want to. Right. If he would come down to your level. I don't think we could.

Why? Because mine is more about family. All right, go to commercial. You know what I mean? He got that looking as well. He got that looking as well. Go to commercial. No, no, because mine is more about family.

He has artists. He has performers and things like that. I stay away from that. I want kids. I want to make sure it's a family fun. mine is more about family. He has artists, he has performers and things like that. I stay away from that. I want kids. I want to make sure it's a family fun. You want like a family orange. I want the kids five-year-olds. I want your kids to play my kids a game.

It's totally two different things. Even though Screech told me you'd be selling pre-rolls in the back, but I ain't got nothing to do with that. I definitely don't sell no pre-rolls in the back. What are you talking about? It's a kid family event. What are you talking about? But that's good.

You do that every year? I do it. I do four a year. Oh. So I do Memphis this year. I'm doing Houston. We're doing Atlanta. And we're doing New York. Oh, so you do it like four times? That's right. Oh, so you kind of... Okay, Ross. I'm on a bigger level. Okay, Ross. I mean, he's doing it four times. Talk that talk,

African Dutchess. Talk that bomb. Tell you the game. He's doing it four times a year. Drop a bomb. You know what I'm saying? Four times a year, Ross. You just doing it one time. Talk that talk, Erica Dutchess. Talk that bomb. Tell you again. Four times a year. Drop a bomb. You know what I'm saying? Four times a year, while you're just doing it one time. Four bombs. At your house. I mean. A what? One time at his house. I mean, you gotta go to Florida with it, Rose. Erica, how you get into this? Stop. Stop.

Stop. I know. Let me go. You stay right down street with me. I'm just playing. All right. Well, Sheldon, man, we give you a doggy. And you say,

congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations, Roseanne. Oh, man. We give you a doggy, too. Hey, four after the hour, man. We need the University of Wyoming

and Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with you. The what Wyoming and a Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with them. The what? Wyoming's Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter. That's what they say they call it. That's not what you said. I didn't go to college. What'd I say? I don't know what you said, but it wasn't the Kappa. Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter.

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It's time for donkey of the day. Donkey of the day, huh? I'm going to fatten all that shit around your eyes. They want this man to throw them blows, man. They wait for Charlemagne to tap these gloves. Let's go. You have to make a judgment of who was going to be on the donkey of the day. They chose you.

This is a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Yes, donkey of the day goes to Wyoming you. It's a breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Yes, donkey of the day goes to Wyoming's Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter and the University of Wyoming. If you haven't heard, they are being sued by their own. Yes, seven members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter are suing the Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter and the University of Wyoming after a trans woman was granted permission to move into their sorority house. I can't make this kind of stuff up. These young ladies went on Megyn Kelly to discuss. Let me hear some of it. Imagine what it was like for you gals, Hannah, in there dealing with this obvious man, but also one who's clearly getting aroused by just being around you. Can you give

us some idea of what that felt like for you it's a weird gut-wrenching feeling that every time i leave my room there's a possibility that i'll walk past them in the hall um whatever setting that may be in and it's never a pleasant encounter and that's the scary part it's it's a weird feeling just to know that i could run into him anytime, full access to the house. But this just goes to show like we need women's spaces for that reason. Now, the reason I'm giving the Wyoming chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma and the University of Wyoming the donkey of the day is because the leadership of the sorority reportedly, allegedly, according to the lawsuit, told members that if they have issues with miss langford that they can just drop out that's not how any of this should work okay this is what this is when i don't

understand inclusion because i thought inclusion meant creating a safe space for everyone i thought inclusion meant making everyone feel comfortable is it really inclusion if you make the trans woman feel comfortable and safe with disregard the feelings of the other women in the sorority. These women told Megyn Kelly that they understand that trans women need to be protected and have their own space. I believe majority of us feel the same way. But the women argue that trans women, such as Ms. Lankford, moving into their house is not the answer. Look, I don't know what the answer is, but I don't understand how we live in a society that screams, listen to women, believe all women, but then a group of women are telling you this makes them uncomfortable to have this young lady uh walking around with a hard

penis and we just tell them if you don't like it then drop out why can't we have a conversation about this okay i can totally understand the sorority accepting the trans woman into the sorority but then after having this trans woman in the sorority and at the sorority house if the woman in the sorority are saying hey youority house, if the woman in the sorority are saying, hey, you know, we are coming out the shower with just towels on and this trans woman is just staring at us. And these women are saying this young lady is visibly aroused. They can see a little poke coming through and that makes us uncomfortable. How are we then willing to punish the women that are complaining? Shouldn't we be listening? Shouldn't we be trying to figure out a way to include everyone without excluding anyone?

You can't promote diversity and inclusion, but then not include everybody. OK, this feels like nobody cares about, you know, trying to do what's right. It just feels like everyone wants to push an agenda. And if several women are to the point where they are suing their own sorority and their own school and they are going on a press run to discuss their issues and maybe maybe we should listen okay in the lawsuit the plaintiff alleges that uh miss lankford is sexually interested in women and uses tinder to meet them and witnesses cited in the complaint said they've seen lankford sitting alone in private areas of the sorority house where she can get a close look at women walking by with a and she has a visible erection sometimes a pillow sits on langford's lap by the way that is

an og man move all right there's nothing worse than getting an erection okay well you're not supposed to get an erection and praying nobody asked you to come here okay so then you got to stand up and figure out what to do with your penis so if there's a pillow around you're gonna grab it to cover that thing up but that's not what i'm trying to get across here all i'm trying to say is you want to accept everybody i get it okay you Okay. You want to accept Ms. Langford. I get it. But when several members of the sorority start to feel like it's starting to get harder and harder and harder and harder to be around Ms. Langford for all these reasons they addressed in this lawsuit, can we at least listen and have a discussion without them allegedly being told if you have issues with Ms. Langford, you can just drop out? Come on, we're smarter than that, right?

Please give Wyoming's Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter the sweet sounds of the hammer tones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey Of the day Yeehaw Yeehaw Maybe this lawsuit will, you know, make a conversation happen. Maybe this is the only way to have a conversation. I don't know.

Or can they require her to wear like different types of underwear or pants that covers the erection or something or maybe not you know I don't know just tape it up nobody tapes it up we don't tape ours up nah we use the elastic around the sweatpants and put it to the side hold it up yeah I'm somebody like trans though they do they tape it up

oh okay cause he's a trans trans woman I don't know. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Yes. BET, we'll see you guys tomorrow. Shout out to everybody on BET.

Erica Dutchess, say peace to BET. Peace to BET. All right. Everybody else. All right. We spoke about something a little earlier this morning, and we wanted to go to Breakfast Club Court. We got to take Pastor Jamal Bryant to Breakfast Club Court. Yes. All right. Now, if you're not aware of what happened. Well, first of all, we got to go to Breakfast Club Court. We got to take Pastor Jamal Bryant to Breakfast Club Court. Yes. Alright, now

if you're not aware of what happened. Well, first of all, we got to set up Erica first. Well, I'm going to open up the phone. [phone]. I want to hear your thoughts on what you think because we're going to take this pastor to Breakfast Club Court. Pastor Jamal Bryant. Erica Dutchess. Erica is a member of the Ha Ha Mafia. You know what I'm saying?

Long live OG Clay. You know, Clay took Erica under his wing and you know, Erica's been opening it og clay you know uh that clay has took erica under his wing and you know erica's been opening it up for little duval for a long time now and so this is what happened at uh og clay's funeral yes so at the funeral pastor jamal bryant did the eulogy right and while he was um talking you know usually they give people like a list of things or the person that had passed away to talk about. But I don't know if he got the correct list or what or he didn't know what funeral it was because during the whole sermon he was talking about Donald Trump. Why? We do not know why he was talking about Donald Trump for a long time.

At O.G. Clay Evans funeral? At O.G. Clay funeral clay and clay didn't even like trump clay wasn't political like that at all so we we didn't get it then he was quoting a lot of people that's not our color um quotes and stuff a lot of white man quotes yes do you remember any of them not at all okay and then they had them hot because you know they had the bitch screen up there right so they were highlighting them and showing them with the right man picture on them so everybody we all looking at each other like what is going on then he say then you know he got real into it he like yeah and clay been married to his wife for 20 some years then they

showed a picture of clay and supposed to be his wife. It wasn't even his wife. Lord have mercy, Pastor Jamal Bryant. Yes, yes, yes. I don't know what Jamal was on or what. We said, well, he bombed. He bombed. You said he bombed the eulogy. Yeah, he bombed. And T.I. gave him the light.

T.I. gave him the light. And when you bomb, you know, in the coming world, yeah, they mean you didn't do good. And the person that went before you, they outdid you. Okay. Open the phone to the jury. So what is the question? Should Pastor Jamal Bryant give some of the money back from the funeral? All right, well, that is the question.

800-585-1051. This pastor, he had his own agenda. Instead of talking about the OG place. Pastor Jamal Bryant is our guy. He can call up if you want to. He can call up. I want to know. Who filmed it when he thought he was preaching it?

All right. Well, we'll talk about it. 800-585-1051. He had conversations about Donald Trump. He posted the wrong woman. Should he have to give some of this money back? I'll joke about it. Is he just wrong?

I'm not joking about the money part. Is he just wrong? Do y'all think he was wrong? I don't think she was playing with the... I don't think Erica was talking about the money we'll talk about it when we come back let's talk about it

at the Breakfast Club come on The Breakfast Club Good morning everybody it's DJ Envy Charlamagne Tha Guy we are the Breakfast Club we got our guest co-host

Erica Dutch is here now if you're just joining us we are in Breakfast Club court not for Erica because she actually went to a funeral. Shout out to the rest in peace to the OG Clay. OG Clay Evans, man. If you don't know who Clay, he was a management team to T.I. and Duvall and Erica.

And we're asking, you know, we're taking his pastor to Breakfast Club Court because during his eulogy, the pastor kind of went left, right? He went all the way left. I ain't never heard nobody say, Pastor bombed. He bombed. My pastor bombed before. We went to church one day. We were like, nah, that wasn't it, Pastor. Okay.

You know, because you know, we're like motivation or speakers and stuff like that. And it can go bad. So what did Pastor Jamal Bryant do that you didn't like? He was talking about Donald Trump going to jail. Doing Clay Funeral. Doing Clay Funeral. At Clay Funeral. Okay. Then he was talking about how long Clay been with his wife.

And he was saying like, you know, that's where nowadays who been with a woman 25 years. Me? Clay Evans. And then they showed a picture of Clay Evans and a woman that wasn't his wife. Damn. So we don't know what, but we were all like, what in the world? So did anybody say something to Pastor Jamal? I wanted to, but

only person that stood up and did something with Tip, Tip gave him the light. I'm sure Tip said something to him. No, he didn't say nothing to him. So this is the first time Pastor Jamal is hearing that he bombed? No, because a lot of people put on his comment. When he posted it, he posted it on his page. Well, Pastor Jamal a good guy, man.

Pastor Jamal, if you're out there listening and you want to call in, man, feel free to. Let's go to the folks. All right, let's go to the phone. Hello, who's this? This is 20 from Wyandotte, New York. Hey is 20 from hey mama good morning mama what's your thoughts my thought is you should give him the donkey of the day like i gave that cat the purse come on damn you don't get a day mama and that's a mama right there saying that that's right hello who's this hello victoria hey victoria good morning what what do you think about the uh pastor what do you think is happening? Pastor Jamal Bryant.

That's so messed up. Like, he needs to give all the money back. Come on now. He needs to give all the money back. For the funeral? All the money back. Did the pastor get the money for the funeral? I don't think the pastor... That's so much funeral. Did the pastor get money for the funeral? I don't know if they paid him. Pastor Jamal Bryant be giving some good sermons, though.

He do? He might have just had a bad day. He be doing his thing. I don't know if it's because T.I. or whatever. I don't know if they paid him. How's Jamal Bryant be giving some good sermons, though? He do. He might have just had a bad day. He be doing his thing. I don't know if it's because T.I. or whatever. I don't know. Him and T.I. don't have a little run-in before. They have? Yeah, well, he was talking about, went to church some one day,

and he passed the collection plate around five times. He wanted T.I. to pass it around one more time. Played around five times. That collection played around five times. Damn. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Nisha. I'm from Atlanta, so I know all about this. Talk to us, Nisha.

Okay, let me let you know. First off, let's get things first. This is Scam Atlanta. Home of the scammers and the finesses. If you've been here long enough, you're going to get a little finesse skills. Pastor Brian thought he could be like, oh, I'm going to do this. But he just finessed it. He got the assignment 24 hours ahead of time. He didn't do his research.

The most you could have done is have the right pictures and everything. Like, come on, dude. I'm not going to lie. The right picture is the most egregious thing I heard. That's wild. Lord have mercy. I know Clay's wife was mad.

Yeah, I was like, who is that? And then we found out later on, it was a lady who Clay did a podcast with back in South Carolina. Yo, stop it.

Stop it. Stop it. I'm gonna fight you right now. No, for real. What Clay was doing, like, he stayed in Southolina and he used to work there he was on a podcast and it was one of the latest from the podcast no real big bro that's why could you imagine that picture go up and it ain't your wife and it's it wasn't we all like

and i'm sure y'all didn't know who it was at first did nobody know we had to do our own research there was so much going on at clay funeral man like clay was a kid y'all didn't know who it was at first. Did nobody know? We had to do our own research. Lord have mercy. There was so much going on at Clay Funeral, man. Like, Clay was a character. Y'all know he was a character, too. Absolutely. He was so funny. So I know he was up in heaven just laughing.

Dying laughing. But I felt like he wanted me to say something. I felt like I was supposed to tell Pastor. So what would you have said? So say it now. What would you have said? I just wanted to tell Pastor Jamal Bryant, I want to say, bro, stop. Stop.

He ain't even like Trump. That's what I want to say. And not to be rude to nobody else. He really didn't even like white people. You know what I'm saying? I really wanted to say that I was cringing boiling in the inside and I was already going through something while I was there

I had dyed my hair the night before got my hair done and stuff but I had an allergic reaction to the dye so my hair was like just like puffing and stuff from the dye so my hair was like just like puffing and stuff like from the dye so i was already dripping dripping like pus coming out my head yeah yeah like some kind of no i i was trying to be i thought it was gonna be cute it didn't start to pastor on jamal

bryan start um preaching so you blaming Pastor Jamal Bryant for your head puffing up? Yeah, yeah. Because I was boiling. I was boiling in the inside. So I think he did. I think he caused the reaction. Can we call his pastor? We need to. I'm texting with him now. Pastor Jamal Bryant, he just tuned it in.

I'm going to see if he want to call. And I know he a good pastor. My mom used to love him. He would mess with tweet and stuff like that. Mess with what? With tweet. The artist because my mama used to love him. You know, he would mess with Tweet and stuff like that. You know. Mess with what? With Tweet. The artist Tweet?

They used to go together. You just saying all type of stuff about pastor Jamal Bryant. I don't know what Eric is talking about now. No, he didn't go with Tweet. He went with Tweet. He went with Tweet. He had a run in with T.I. Oops, there goes my shirt.

Missy, Missy girl. Yeah. Tweet, he in with Tweet dating. I didn't know that. Everybody know that. Okay girl. Tweet, you hear me tweet, date it. Everybody know that. Okay. Google it. All right. Erica Dutchess is here.

She's our guest host. 800-585-1051. We in Breakfast Club Court. We're going to see if we can get this pastor on the line. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, everybody. It's DJ, Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest host, Erica Dutchess here. Now, if you just joined us, Erica was telling us about a pastor at a friend Clay's funeral. Not just a pastor. It's Pastor Jamal Bryant.

Pastor Jamal Bryant ain't no joke, man. Let's not act like it's just some pastor, man. Well, Erica Dutch has said that he bombed and he posted the wrong picture

and we put him in Breakfast Club court. Yes. But we got his number so we gonna call him. Let's call Pastor Jamal Bryant. Since that's your homie, I'm gonna let you leave. Yeah, I met Pastor Jamal Bryant. But you gotta ask him can he talk on air. We can so we're going to call him. Let's call Pastor Jamal Bryant. Since that's your homie, I'm going to let you leave. Yeah, I met Pastor Jamal Bryant.

But you got to ask him, can he talk on air? We can't just put him on air. I'm familiar with Pastor Jamal Bryant. You know, he did a sermon based off Lil Duval's song, Black Men Don't Cheat. You know, the joke Carlos Miller made that Duval turned into a song. Yeah, right. He did a sermon about that. But then also, I met him.

I don't know if that was the first time meeting him, but I met him at the Black Effect Podcast Festival that I did in Atlanta a couple weeks ago. He came to that. Okay. he came today okay yeah all right cool well you got to ask permission we just can't put him on here so you ask let's do it hello pastor what's up brother this is charlemagne listen if you don't want to be on the air we understand but i just got i gotta at least give you the opportunity to uh to speak your piece this morning. Tell me what happened. Erica, tell me. This is Erica Dutchess. Erica is from the Ha Ha Mafia.

She was one of Clay Evans' comedians. She opens up for Little Duval, and she was at the funeral. And her words was that you bombed the eulogy. Tell them what happened, Erica. Yes, Pastor. We just all want to know why when you was doing the you the you the eulogy why were you talking about donald trump going to jail and what else you and and you will quote all the white men um um um white men quotes yeah the white men quotes and

stuff like that and then when you were talking about clay why you said clay been with his wife 28 years who been with that who been doing that and then when you showed talking about Clay's wife, you said, Clay's been with his wife 28 years. Who's been doing that? And then when you showed the picture, it was Clay and another woman. Oh, yeah. Put me on. Okay, go ahead, Pastor. You're on. Good morning. Good morning. Pastor Jamal Bryan on the air this morning, y'all. Good morning, Pastor.

Good morning, Charlemagne, and good morning, Erica. There was an old cartoon that said, is fundamental because right after reading is fundamental. I opened up talking about Donald Trump being a bad man and Clay being the polar opposite of that. So it was not disjointed. He was the framework of what we ought to be as black men as counter to who Donald Trump is. Secondarily, the picture that was shown was a mistake of our media department. All of the pictures that we posted was sent from the family.

So we made a mishap in technology. Obviously, it was not out of intention. But we did our absolute best to try to represent an excellence. If we failed the family in doing so, then I'll take the L. Obviously, that was not the intention. Now, Erica said T.I. gave you the light like you was a stand-up comedian on stage. Said T.I. gave you the light to get off the stage.

Is that true, Pastor Jamal Bryant? No, sir. He probably know what it was. Oh, okay, okay. Yeah, Pastor probably know what it was. No, Erica, I've seen it. I've seen you perform, so I know what that is. Oh! Pastor throw it down! Pastor throw it down! no no eric i've seen it i've seen you perform so i know what that is oh i would let you have that pastor because i know you're probably a little mad right now but you really bombed though you ain't been in in no Erica Dutchie show, because I don't do that. Pastors, DJ, did you bomb the Eulogy Pastors?

You bombed. Go ahead. Go ahead and get in the music. I don't think that I did. What I do, Charlemagne, is preach. So I know how to do that. Oh, no, I told him you a damn good preacher. I told him you a damn good preacher.

Preacher be bombing, too. If I didn't meet Eric and stand it, I'm going to do better next week, guys. It just wasn't me. Pray for me. It was like everybody. Eric, he said pray for me. Pray for me. I will.

Hey, Pastor, next time you're in New York, you got to pull up to the breakfast club. We'd love to have you, brother. I'm coming. I'm tired of y'all thinking Bishop Jake's the only preacher out here. There's still another one. We waiting on you. Make sure you come to my show, though, for real. Make sure you come to one of my comedy shows.

I'm coming, Erica. All y'all got is tickets. All y'all got I'm coming there because all y'all got is tickets. All y'all got is tickets. Damn. Pass it going in. Pass it going in. I'm about to shoot at you. Man, man.

Go and get it out because that's how we felt after the funeral. All right. I'm going to see you at the airport when you come back. Yeah. I didn't know about that. All right, Pastor. That was Pastor Jamal Bryant, ladies and gentlemen. All right, well, what's the moral of the story?

I don't think there was no moral of the story. He's still going to court. Lock him up. He's still going to court. Lock him up. Oh, man. All right, thank you for the pastor for checking in. All right, when we come back, we got your rumor report.

We got to talk Barack Obama, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. All right. Thank you for the pastor for checking in. When we come back, we got your rumor report. We got to talk Barack Obama. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

Our guest co-host, Erica Duchess, is here. And let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Barack Obama. Rumor has it. Rumor. Rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I don't gossiping.

This is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Yes. On The Breakfast Club. Now, Barack Obama was doing an interview and he was asked about a comment the former first lady made, Michelle Obama, when she did an interview. I think she sat down with, I'm trying to think who was part of that interview.

Angie Martinez was there. Kelly Rowland was there. Yeah, I definitely know it was angie martinez it was for it was for a vote yeah it was for a vote i can't i can't think who else was there i'm sorry for the for those sisters but she talked about how she couldn't stand barack obama for like 10 years people think i'm being catty by saying this it's like there were 10 years well i couldn't stand my husband you know say that and guess when it happened when those kids were little right yeah right because you know you can be all great individually when you when you're just married you got your life he's got his you come together it's all oh good to see you bye take it easy and then you have kids not take it easy

you're traveling that's great good i get to hang out and watch the tv i want to watch but the minute we had kids it was like where are you going and how far and you start measuring it's like how many diapers did you change and oh you're golfing oh you got time oh you got time to golf how you at the gym all the time right well barack obama he responded to to when she did that interview and uh this is what he said it sure helps to be out of the white house uh and uh to to have a little more time with her you know what also helps though about children and I don't know about your spouse, when our girls were growing up, that was priority number one, two, three, and four. Of course.

So I did not fully appreciate, I think, as engaged of a father as I was. The degree of stress and tension for her, knowing that not just and michelle were under scrutiny and in this strange environment just wasn't normal now that they're doing good you know she uh is a little more forgiving of all my flaws she she says you know what she's told me is you know looking back you did okay as a dad he did okay i mean I mean, he was president for eight years. That's not like a regular job. Not at all. He's the president of the United States of America, the leader of the free world. Mm-hmm.

Like, yeah. Well, they celebrate their 31st anniversary. Can I get a little grace for that? Maybe. Just a little bit. You ain't changed them Pampers, though. I mean, damn. Well, like I said, they celebrate.

I changed policy and legislation. I don't got time to change Pampers right now. Lord have mercy. You didn't teach Baby Girl how to hit a softball either. Damn. Like I said, they celebrate their 31st anniversary in October. This clip was running around crazy yesterday and people really thought this was Jerry Springer.

Well, it wasn't, but they thought it was true. My wife learned of your arrival, Misha, and demanded that I cut you off completely. I tried to reason with her, but she threatened to expose my infidelity and my illegitimate children. And I was such a coward. I didn't know how to stand to my truth and stand up to my wife. I did, however, manage to stand up for you, John and Misha. While Joan kept me away from you with a threat of exposure, she did not keep me from providing for you.

The rest of my estate, my properties in Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina, my bank accounts, investment portfolios, all liquid and intangible assets, everything, all of it will go to my children, John and Misha. Now, if you don't know, he act like people thought it was real. He act like he did a will on on his Zoom and he had his kids on Zoom. But he also had two kids that were biracial that he had outside his marriage. And what he told his kids was he was leaving his kids pretty much nothing and leaving his biracial kids everything. And it went it went crazy on social media. But it wasn't true. I thought it was real, too.

I came in here yesterday like, man, we need to have a conversation about this. And then come to find out it wasn't real. It wasn't real. I thought it was real, too. I came in here yesterday like, man, we need to have a conversation about this. And then come to find out it wasn't real. Yeah, it wasn't real. It was something that he did. Oh, but, you know, I thought about it like, damn, Jerry Springer for his last hurrah wanted to give one more spoof, one more joke before he left, which was crazy. But this was something that he did in 2020 that they put out now. And y'all think we can handle chat GPT and AI when we don't even know that a video that was made two years ago isn't what they told us

what it was this week? And we keep getting fooled by the internet. Remember, it was something else that happened with everybody thought it was real

and everybody was making a big fuss about it and couldn't find out they made it up. That sounds like something that happens every day.

Every day. I just can't think of the situation but it do happen every day. I said the lines of reality have already been blurred on the Internet. Now with AI and chat GPT, they about to be obliterated. Yes.

We ain't going to know what's real and what's not real. This is crazy. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. And also, I just want to say salute to our four to Doug. Shout to Detroit. Right now he's in jail and he said he needs an attorney. He's looking for some help. report and also i just want to say salute to our four four two doug uh shout to detroit uh right now he's in jail and he said he needs an attorney he's looking for some help he said he's in jail

for uh going to the gun range uh which was a violation of his parole he said i didn't hurt anybody he says man i'm in this itch heating my food up with water from the nasty ass shower he said they don't give us no hot water to heat food up. Ain't no micro microwave. I can't get no visits from my family. Nothing. I'm sure they're going to do some more illegal ish, but I was supposed to die in this itch for probation violation. So he's asking if anybody out there can help. He's trying to make, you know, make this aware so that he can get help. So if you can, you know, support for two Doug, if you're an attorney that can help his family out to help his people out, because I really don't know.

So salute to that brother for two Doug. All right yeah free him and that is your rumor report now when we come back we got the people's choice mix each requesting 800-585-1051 our co-host Erica Dutchess is here it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club your mornings will never be the same it's tough to find that right person especially when it comes to hiring for an open role but ZipRecruiter's matching technology It's tough to find that right person, especially when it comes to hiring for an open role. With ZipRecruiter's matching technology, it makes it easy to find and invite great candidates to apply to your jobs. Try it for free at ZipRecruiter.com slash breakfast.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Our guest co-host, Erica Duchess, is here. The good sister, Erica Duchess, from the Ha Ha Mafia. That's right. What's up? Long live OG Clay Evans. If you've ever seen one of the little Duval shows and you see Nod and you see J Ski and the sister that's always opening up for Duval, Miss Erica Dutchess.

Yes, that's me. That's who this is. You know, it's funny. I saw Erica backstage at, where y'all was at? Cleveland? Where was we at? Columbus? Cleveland or Columbus?

Columbus, Ohio? It was a Friday that, Friday or Saturday. The Clay Pack. We was in Vegas. No. Was it Vegas? No, it was Cleveland. California?

Cleveland or Columbus? Because Clay passed that Friday and I saw y'all that Saturday. I think it was Cleveland or Columbus. But I saw Eric in the back. Eric was like, man, when you gonna have me come guest co-host?

And I said, whenever you want to. And the boss said, ah, he playing. He just said that to you to get you out of his face. And look. And she's here. And I'm here. When I seen that email, I think I had hit no cartwheel in probably about 20 years. I was flipping all through my house.

I was like, he really did it. I said, man, try to make it cooler than the mud, man. I don't care what nobody say. You too cool. I don't care what nobody say. I don't care what nobody say. You too cool. You always going to be a real one on my book.

When we come back, we got the positive note. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Erica Dutchess, our guest co-host is here it's time

to get up out of here shout to DJ Cassidy for joining us this morning and also the pastor

that checked in Pastor Jamal Bryant don't get of the day now you got a positive note yes the positive note is simply

this man please don't ever give anybody enough power over you to bring back the triggered unhealed version of you when you've worked so hard to become better than that.

Breakfast Club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done?