The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Freaky Friday (Performing Anilingus), AJ Holiday & TamBam Cohost, Tim Ryan Interview and more!

Episode Date: August 4, 2023

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Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Charlamagne the guy. Peace to the planet. It is Friday. Yes, it's Friday. Good morning. What's happening? How y'all feel out there?

Yes, we got our special guest host back from the We Talk Back podcast, AJ and Tam Bam. Boom, boom. Morning. Good morning. I'm trying to match our energy. Good morning, New York. There you go. What's happening?

How y'all feeling this morning? We feel good. I had some coffee this morning. What'd y'all do yesterday? Did y'all float around the city at all? A little bit. Not really. We walked around Brooklyn.

We stopped at Brothers Bistro. It's a new, the first black-owned deli in Brooklyn. Really? Broskis. Broskis. Broskis. Broskis new the first black-owned deli in Brooklyn. Really? Broskis. Broskis. The first black deli. That's what they said. The first black-owned deli in Brooklyn. I never heard of Broskis.

Salute to Broskis. That's why y'all went to a deli. That was it. They had some potted meat that was supposed to be oxtail. What is potted meat that was supposed to be prairie goat or oxtail. What is potted meat? Like out the can.

Oh. What? It was oxtail. Out the can? I don't know. I've never eaten canned oxtail. I've never heard of that

before. I don't think it was canned. My life will never get to the point where I've got to eat canned oxtail. Oxtail ain't nothing but booty meat from the cow. Booty meat?

Booty meat is right there by the tail, by the poop. Speaking of booty meat. What? Speaking of booty meat. Booty meat is right there by the tail, by the poop. Speaking of booty meat. What? Speaking of booty meat. Today is freaking, freaking, freaking Friday. Girl, shake that booty meat. Now, we got a lot to talk about this morning, but we have a freaking, freaking, freaking Friday question.

Since you started, we might as well just tell the people what it is, what it's about. Yeah, Tam Bam. Tam Bam says she knows somebody who in the hospital because they was eating bunkie. Yeah. Did they get E. coli Tam Bam, Tam Bam says she knows somebody who in the hospital because they was eating bunkie. Yeah. Did they get E. coli? They have, alright, so,

I took down the name of what they got, hold on. It's called amoebiasis gyrodosis. I know you ain't pronounced that right.

That's definitely not right. That's correct. That's somebody's name. Ameobiasis gyrodosis. I know a myas. I know her. And basically,

You from All in Dots, all can learn. They had that experience with someone and then they started having like stomach pain and they were vomiting. They couldn't keep

any food down. And then they started experiencing stool. I mean, blood in their stool. All that from eating Bunky? So then they went to, they finally went

to the hospital and they found fecal matter on their tongue, on their throat, and in their stool. All that from eating Bunkie? So then they finally went to the hospital and they found fecal matter on their tongue, on their throat and in their gut. We need doctors to call up this morning for Freaky Friday. We need to hear from medical professionals about this. So did he eat a dirty Bunkie? Obviously. It seems like it.

I don't know if it was a dirty Bunkie or just eating Bunkie. It's 6.02 in the morning, guys. People haven't even had breakfast yet the kids are still listening could you stop for a second we need some

medical professionals to call in to have this conversation what's the medical proper way to say eating bunkie well that's what

a doctor can tell us because anything else sounds crazy I don't know you know eating ain't you just gotta be medical about it medical and clinical yeah but what's the clinical way I don't know. You know? Eat and aim. You just got to be medical about it.

Medical and clinical. Yeah, but what's the clinical waste? I don't know. I'm not a doctor. That's why I said we got to have medical professionals call in. All right. Well, it's going to be a fun morning. When we come back, of course, we got front page news.

And we got a, I don't want to say, we don't call it a world premiere. We got a new song that's released today. From your playlist to our radio. That's right. Doja Cat. It's called Paint the Town Red. We'll have that at 6 a. premiere. We got a new song that's released today. From your playlist to our radio. That's right. Doja Cat. It's called Paint the Town Red. We'll have that at 6 a.m. in the next hour.

We got a new usher joining. All right, so let's get into it. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That young lady is beyond talented. She is. When Fabulous was saying all female rappers got his booty hole bars, Doja's the one who does it. All the time. Doja gets busy.

Doja's phenomenal. Wow. Doja gets busy. All right, well, let's get into some front page news Good morning Tez Good morning DJ Envy Good morning AJ and Tam Bam Good morning beautiful

Good morning beautiful and good morning Uncle Snacks known in the streets as Uncle Snacks Charlamagne Tha God You already know Don't be side eyeing me Envy Uncle Snacky is in these streets it's like dale snacky stale snacky they hate to hate when they you can hate all you want but uncle snacky is here to stay okay okay what whatever but all right let's let's start with

donald trump i guess we're gonna be talking about donald trump for a long time huh yes we are everybody keeps saying why you keep covering trump Well, he keeps getting indictments. So as soon as you stop getting indictments, we can stop covering them. So let's go straight to the report by NBC. We'll talk about it on the other side. A former American president standing before a federal judge to answer whether he sought to thwart the will of voters and block a bedrock of American democracy. The peaceful transfer of power in a 27 minute long arraignment. Former President Trump pleaded not guilty to four charges of conspiracy and obstruction.

His third criminal arraignment in four months and arguably the most serious. Yeah. So imagine just imagine having 78 charges with no mugshot out on bail crazy uh and at home that's that's crazy never been in handcuffs 70 never been in 78 charges never got a mugshot never had a never got put in handcuffs but y'all want to tell me white privilege ain't real please right yeah now the next hearing date is set for August 28th. That will be the day that the judge decides what the trial date will be. And so there's a lot of speculation about, you know, will they get this trial done before the election? Because, as you know, if he were to win president, he could certainly pardon himself.

So they're doing all they can to try to get this case on the road. The Mar-a-Lago case that is set to be for his arraignment on August 10th. And then as we know, the Georgia case, which is the last case that's under investigation, that they're expecting an indictment, and that should happen in August as well. Yeah, I've said it once and I've said it a million times. He should not be allowed to run for president because if you're in any other industry and you got 78 criminal charges they're gonna suspend you of course they're gonna fire you people gonna distance themselves from you

like there's no qualifications to be president of the united states of america just the age gotta be 35 and plus i believe like jesus christ it makes me think about that dave chappelle skit where he was like yeah you know where he was in court. You don't remember that? You plead the fifth, plead the yeah, yeah, yeah. And listen, you're innocent until proven guilty,

but until you get proved guilty, you can't participate. That's what they do to everybody else. They do that to everybody else in every other industry. Right.

But I mean, it seems like he would have the speediest trial of all if they do it right before the election, which is kind of weird to me. Are they doing it before the election?

Yes, they are pushing to have him in court before the election which is kind of weird to me are they doing it before the election yes they are pushing to um have him in court before the election so i don't know yeah a lot of these cases a lot of these cases there's a setting um for march uh which the primary will be going on the republican primary um and you know trying to get a lot of these arrangements they said they're going to keep this case, try to keep it as simple as possible. Not the easiest way to get it faster is not bring in other witnesses and other folks to charge, because obviously any defense is going to ask for, you know, to delay the charge and delay the case or ask for, you know, put it on hold. So we'll we'll see. All right. Well, that is front page news. Now, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's a Friday, so let's have a little fun. All right, call us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray.

Yo, Charlemagne. Envy. What up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now.

He'll tell you what it is. I made it. We live. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up, my friend? What's up, brother? Get it off your chest. Hey, I got a question for you guys.

Yes, sir. What if that was your old lady going in the house with a little dude? That was Tan Bam. That was Tan Bam. That's up here now from the We Talk Back podcast. That was Tan Bam. Tan Bam, she up here right now. We got the young lady that walked in with me. She up here right now.

That's not true, sir. Oh, hey, how you doing? That's not true, sir. That's not true. What's up with them groceries? That was definitely her. That's not true, sir. Oh, hey, how you doing? That's not true, sir. That's not true. What's up with them groceries? That was definitely her. That was definitely her. The groceries?

That was not me, sir. I'm sorry. But no, where is those? Next caller. How come those are your old lady? Why would that be our old lady? Because. Our old lady not related to me?

That was Meech's cousin. She can't make stuff up. Has that ever happened to you? Me? No. Oh, hell no. He gone. Oh, no, no. He gone. Hello, who's this?

Maybe hang up on people within seven seconds after we talk. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. This is Nicole Wallace. Can you hear me? Good morning, Nicole. Good morning.

Get off your chest, mama. Hi. Okay, so today I wanted to shout out my sister. Her name is Katie Odie, and she published her first book last year around her birthday, and it's called Every Other Christmas. I'm so, so proud of my sister. Okay. And she also has a publishing company called Phoenix Media Books. But and I was hoping you guys could look her up and you know shout out and give her some networking because she is a black author and she is out here trying to do it. What's her name again? Her name

is Katie Odie. Katie Odie. O-T-E. Yes. O-T-E. I'm looking for. O-T-E-Y. Oh O-T-E-Y. Katie Odie. Okay. Yes sir. All right salute to Katie Odie. I see she was at the Riverbend Writers Showcase back in February. Oh, my God. Okay. Good job. Good boy. I just looked at her. You guys.

That's what Katie Odie. I apologize. I did not say good morning. I'm so excited. I'm sorry. It's all right. Good morning, Salomé. Good morning.

Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning. I'm looking at her right now. Katie Odie of O'Fallon talks about her book, Every Other Christmas. Well, check it out, mama. Thank you for calling. Thank you. She spoke at a Riverbend event back in February.

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Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on 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. Sean Stone. Hey. Peace and blessing. Good morning. Peace and blessing.

What's up, brother? Get it off your chest. I'm good, brother. Charlamagne. Good morning. Peace, King. Okay, ladies. What's up, ladies?

Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Hey. I know you guys are talking about what? Eating ****? Yes, we are going to do Freaky, I know you guys are talking about what? Eating s***? Yes, we are going to do Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday about eating s***.

Well, my perspective on it is, you know, it's nasty and it's wrong. And, you know, Charlamagne always been claiming that he's a doctor. Now he's saying, I'm not a doctor. Right? When I give the information about the feces in the throat. I'm a different kind of doctor, sir.

I have an honorary doctorate from South Carolina State University. I'm not a medical professional, sir. Pay for it. Oh, okay. I hear that, but... Mm-hmm. ...just being... But I don't care if people want to do it.

You know what I mean? Oh. I'm not here to tell people... Oh, you wouldn't do it, but you'll let somebody do it to you. There you go. No, I wouldn't do it. That's what you just said. You just said...

You just said... No, I didn't say... Just say you like it. Sean, you said you're not with it, but you'll let somebody do it to you. There you go. Nah, I wouldn't. That's what you just said. You just said it. Just say you like it. Sean, you said you're not waiting, but you'll let somebody do it to you. Just say you like it. I never said that. You just said that. You just said you're not against people doing it. Legs back. I said I'm not against people doing it. Sean, just say you like it.

That's all you gotta say. Hello, who's this? DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. Good morning. OG Rob, what's happening? OG Rob, it's ball time. It's Friday. You already know what it is.

That's how we're going to do it, baby. It's Friday. We're going to get right into it. You know what I'm saying? Let's go. Check it like this. I said, yo, how we design these rap lines, I changed the body count. Chilling in that ultimate plan.

That's where the bank account. Why these silly cats be whispering? But then again, that's what chicks do about men. So let me fill you in. All that backstabbing and pillow talk? Now get your head. These four battle that fifth. Leaving your body stiff.

Your clowns playing games with the wrong one. I'm Donna, son. Came up on the ever a king. In the name of punk. So spitting with a style like this? I'll be the only one. Hit up on the era of Kane. And the native tongue. So spittin' with a style like this? I'll be the only one. Hit your top, spin you around. That's a holdin' one.

It's just too many tough guys. Chiefs, no Indians. Wanna be a baller without puttin' the penny in. No stripes in the hood, just halfway. Crookin' it in his concrete. Jungle of walls, you're less fortunate, you hear me? This be some s***. Born for legacy, you ate. That'll dominate monkey bars, you hand to me. you hear me? This be some s*** balls for Legacy, you're eight

That'll dominate monkey bars, you're handing me Shout south to the hustlers, gangsters Real G from Tompkins all the way to the hook And back to Chauncey Best style, when they say do or die It's meant to be Straight from the cradle right south To the cemetery, OG

OG, OG, OG I got some bars, OG I got some bars, OG. I got some bars, OG. Let's go, baby. Let's do it. All right, here we go. Charlotte acting scared when Willie D came. No flirting.

No winking. He was really acting lame. AJ and Tambam, baby repping SC. I'm going to HR because Charlotte'all are always walking behind me. Boss. Boss. Boss. Boss.

Boss. Yeah. Don't fight with him. Stop doing my voice like that. Life not a sprint. Hold on, OG. Hold on. Let me get this off, all right?

Okay. Life not a sprint. It's a marathon. I never know what Envion laidid on his back, legs spread back He can't wait to talk about these booty snacks What? Freestyle OG, thank you, OG

Have a good weekend Is that how you picture me? Is that how you picture yourself? Jesus Christ Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. When we come back, we got a lot to talk about. Of course, your rumor report.

We got to talk about Cardi B and her case. Lizzo and her case. A lot to discuss. Don't move. Too many cases, man. Come on. A lot of cases. The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Boosie Badass. Rumor has it. Rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patting.

I am gossiping. This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Right. We have our guest co-hosts from the We Talk Back podcast, AJ and Tam Bam. We're energizing. Now, let's start with Boosie Badass.

Now, a couple of months ago, Boosie was up here, and Charlamagne asked him about if he felt that he had an anger management problem. Boosie, do you ever talk to your therapist about possible anger issues, maybe? Oh, yeah, I got anger issues. He said I have anger issues. He said I have anger issues. Do you know where it stems from? It stems from my childhood. Most trauma does.

My dad and my mom are fighting, but I don't fight women like that. I don't beat women like that. Probably because my dad used to hit my mom. Yesterday, Boosie checked himself into anger management classes. Man, I just an anger management classes. showed me loyalty never showed me none of that bro so i gotta take accountability for that bro

i'm finna cut a lot of people bro like you know i gotta learn to separate that bro like that deep bro well you can't expect you from other people that's number one but number two when bussy was here bussy was talking about all the work he was doing on himself he was talking about going to therapy and things like that but you know nobody pays attention to that y'all want to pay attention to the stuff that y'all think is foolishness that come out of Boosie Mopper.

When he tell you that he in therapy and he doing work on himself, y'all don't want to hear that. Yeah, well, I'm glad to see Boosie getting some help and working on himself. I'm glad to see any man going out there and doing the work.

Well, for me especially, Boosie, because I really like Boosie. I think Boosie, I know we follow the Ignat-ish sometimes, but I think Boosie's a good person when it comes to some of the things he be talking about. Now we gotta talk about Cardi B. She has dropped the mic. Well, not her, but she has

been cleared of the investigation after Las Vegas mic-throwing incident. Cardi B won't be facing any charges after she launched the microphone into an audience when somebody threw a drink on her. That's going on with cardi b and she was assaulted first initially essentially right right but that's criminal charges doesn't

mean that nothing won't happen civilly but that's definitely so now also lizzo it looks like uh lizzo hired former uh bill cosby's attorney for a workplace harassment lawsuit why do you always say bill cosby's attorney like marty singer hasn't been mad people i was gonna say that too well he's also been an attorney for charlie sheen chris brown johnny depp and jonah hill the kardashians now like a bunch of people and yesterday a video came out of one of the people that were accusing lizzo and in this video the lady was actually gushing all over lizo. And this is the actual video. What's up? It's Ariana Davis from season one of Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Girls.

I've been on tour. I've been working with Lizzo for some months, maybe close to a year now. And it's been so amazing and such a beautiful journey. You know, do what Lizzo's doing. I look up to her so much and i just want to follow in her footsteps and not only be an amazing dancer but be an amazing singer and storyteller i love to write music i love to sing and i just want to share that with the queen lizzo herself now maury singer said yesterday on tmz these do not sound like the

words of someone who was harassed or discriminated against by someone they described as the queen. So as you see, this is going to be a nasty case. This is going to be a nasty. I don't think it's going to be a nasty case. I think it's almost like you have sex with somebody and then you regret it the next day, possibly. So they did a lot of things while hanging out with Lizzo and then got fired and now they're upset about the things they may have engaged in

to, you know, stay in her graces, essentially. I keep telling y'all the problem that Lizzo made is that she turned her employees into her friends. You know what I mean? You can't go to the script club

with your employees and be encouraging your employees to do things that you would be encouraging your friends to do. Because when they get upset, this happens. Yeah, but it's difficult because if you have a group of women like that, I'm sure it's on tour. They're with each other all the time. They're traveling.

They become like family. They're on a plane. They become like family. So I'm sure when Lizzo goes out, she wants to take a crew. So when she goes to a restaurant, she takes the crew. When she goes to the club, she takes... It you know what jonathan majors no we're not finished with the little but i would say but but what happens is you know when she goes out and she goes to the club they go to the club she goes to the strip club they're family you know i mean you

don't want to you don't want to make people feel like they're not part of it even when you read the story about the but it's called the banana bar right where they actually do this in the bar where the women have bananas and their vaginas and people eat the banana like like when you just see it in a headline it looks crazy until you realize this is what they actually do right correct at this venue correct where's the lemon pepper bar that's we about to talk about that next hour lemon pepper came out another way well you know what we're about to talk about that next hour. Lemon Pepper came out another way. Well, you know what's interesting about the Lizzo case too? I see people calling BS on the young ladies and I'm fine with that. I just want people to have consistency because we should be able to say when we think something is BS without folks attacking us for it. Because a lot of these cases are BS and just shakedowns.

But it's interesting that people have no problems coming out and saying that about this case in particular. And I hope people start to realize that there is no consistency with any of these cases no right it's just about who people like and don't like like if you like lizzo you call bs if you don't like lizzo you get online and make jokes and say things like our belly you know i'm saying when the reality is we should just be consistent with all these cases but also people gotta read right because people are just reading headlines they don't actually read the affidavits they don't actually read what people are saying. They're reading the headlines that usually nine times out of ten, whoever's putting it out is they're putting it out for a reason.

They're putting it out to spin it and make it look a certain way. But if they like the person, they don't even care about the headline. That's true. No matter what the headline says, they will defend said person. But if they don't like the person, regardless of what the headline says, they'll go against said person. So either mind your business or if you think something is alive you think something is nonsense and foolishness you should be able to say that without being attacked that's right and lastly jonathan mages it seems like his assault trial uh has his case has been delayed until

september jonathan is a perfect example that story came out about jonathan mages they started snatching stuff away from jonathan mages people started calling jonathan all types of things exactly you know what I mean? Some of that is happening to Lizzo, but we haven't seen her lose anything yet. Jonathan, they took them Army commercials off so fast. Real fast. New at noon, a September 6th trial date is set

for the domestic violence trial of after Jonathan Majors in Manhattan. Majors is accused of pulling his girlfriend's finger, twisting her arm and striking and cutting her ear back in March. Prosecutors say he also pushed her into a vehicle, causing her to fall backwards. In a statement, Majors attorney says that her client is, quote, the real victim in this shameful ordeal. She says that the 33 year old's life, career and reputation have been torn apart.

All I'm saying is nobody is consistent. Corporate America is not consistent. Advertising is not consistent. Social media is not consistent. Nobody's consistent. That man, Jonathan Major, should be innocent until proven guilty. Absolutely. Everybody should.

Nothing should have been taken away from him. Nobody should have distanced themselves from him. Like PR agency, management, Army Snatch commercials. Movies, yeah, all that. Yeah, it's weird. Come on. Yeah, and it sounds like he was just trying to get his cell phone back from her. Right?

I don't know what happened. Twisting her fingers. I don't know what happened. I don't know what it was, but none of us do. Same thing with the Lizzo situation, but the same grace I see y'all giving Lizzo. Why y'all ain't get to that man? That's right. All right.

Well, that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front page news with Teslin Figaro, and it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's freaking, freaky, freaky Friday. Nobody wants to play with me? You got too excited. with Teslin Figaro. And it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. Nobody wants to play with me? You got too excited. You left us all behind. You want to slow it down?

Start over. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And we're going to get to that in a little bit. And the question is, when you were given analingus? Analingus. Analingus. Analingus.

Analytics. Analingus. Analingus. When you were given analingus? Analingus. Analingus. Analitics. Analingus. Analingus. When you were eating the groceries, do you know anybody that got sick from eating the groceries? I don't think y'all pronounced that right. Analingus? I had Google say it for us.

You weren't in here. Oh, okay. Analingus. I know him. He's from the Bronx. He's Dominican. My boy. I know the whole Lingus family.

We're going to do that next. Let's get into another new joint. This is Usher featuring Summer Walker, 21 Savage. Front page news is next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

Are you someone who knows you don't have to sacrifice comfort for quality? Someone who lives large in life and in the bedroom? Then live large and now thinner with new Magnum Raw condoms. The thinnest magnum condom available where condoms are sold morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got tesla figaro back with some front page news good morning tiz good morning dj envy and my sisters from we talk back podcast and charlamagne the god that's right jane tam bam they are guest hosts all right let's get right into it.

Let's start with DeSantis. Yeah, just quickly in other political news at a campaign stop in New Hampshire, Ron DeSantis was talking about

federal bureaucrats which he talks about all the time. He said if he is elected president, he's going to slit throats on day one. This wasn't the first time

DeSantis has said that he'll slash government agencies if elected to the White House in June. He said he wanted to get rid of the Internal Revenue Service the Department of Commerce the Department of Energy and the Department of Education this is all just ridiculous even putting that out there that you can get rid of whole departments but he said that they have to bring the administration to heel and that the bureaucracy is out of control in Washington

and you need a president to come in day one and clean house so people are taking issue with his choice words of slitting throats i wonder how does ron keep his morale up being that he getting his ass kicked in the polls by a man who's been impeached twice and has 78 criminal charges like you can't even get close to that man now you should at least have a one leg up on that individual, but you don't. Right. I guess Joe Biden could probably say the same thing because looking at the polls in general, which I guess depends on what poll you're looking at. Ron DeSantis, he's actually spent about $30 million in recent months.

So he's been pouring a lot of money in the voter outreach, advertising, polling. People expected him to do much better. Personally, I think, or I've worried on the street in Orlando or in Florida, by him going against Disney, that really hurt him for sure. They do not like you to play with the big mouse. And so that has caused a lot of his support, caused him to lose a lot of Republican support for sure because of that. And who are these people that said that he used the term slit throats that sounds very liberal yeah so still you know six months to go so we'll we'll see if it if

it turns around i think he keeps trying to make sure he's not offending the trump supporters but they don't want rhonda sanders they want trump so it's not working out for him looks like now what's the best cities for black families? Yeah, I thought this was neat. Kendrick, by parents, they issued a first ever best black cities for black parents award. And it is a careful assessment of locations

to determine the best overall cities for black families. They decide this information based upon community, culture, good public education, higher education options, solid wealth building, higher education options, solid wealth building, and environmental and health equity. I wonder if people will agree with a lot of the cities that they chose, but I'll just name a few off. The best overall cities is Silver Spring, Maryland, Atlanta, Georgia,

New York, New York, San Francisco, California. The best for safety is New York, New York. Yeah, right. Right. Yeah, right. Yo. I made this list. cisco california the best for safety is new york new york yeah right right yeah right yo i knew you were gonna say that new york new york columbia columbia maryland new jersey what part of new jersey city new jersey city it says that that's one of the bad it gives reasons like on why they chose this but it is a very it's very interesting the best for wealth building uh raleigh north carolina atlanta georgia st louis missouri and so you can kind of go look and see you know what they see for culture uh environmental equity education and health

i will mention the ones that they said best for education is columbia maryland silver spring maryland san francisco california so i guess y'all don't agree with the safety. Nah, safety's in New York. I can't say that. I can't say that about New York, New York. Nah, not Manhattan. That's Manhattan. Or the five boroughs, I should say, but nah, I can't say it. I mean, y'all don't have the gun laws here, but that's crazy.

Y'all have less gun violence. Not in recent times. I don't think so. Not in recent times. But if you do get caught with a fire illegally, it's three years in prison. Usually mandatory. And they usually give you time off for good, you know, whatever it is. I feel naked without my mask on. And they're saying, I guess, they're coming over to New York because they're saying it's one of the city's safest big cities.

But, you know, that doesn't mean necessarily it's the safest, I guess. So maybe they need to be a little bit more clear. Yeah, they did. I saw yesterday, and I'm looking at it now, how they did say overall crime has been driven down across New York in July. Because shootings continue to decline. But I don't know. It don't feel that way. No, not at all.

Not at all. All right. Well, that is front page news. Thank you, Teslin. And make sure you subscribe to Teslin Figaro's podcast, The Scraped Shot, No Chase, the podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. And follow Tez on all social media platforms at Tezlan Figueroa. All right. When we come back, it's Friday.

So you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And we're talking eating booty today. Oh, Lord. Now, this comes from, this actually topic comes from the We Talk Bad podcast. Y'all had a situation where a friend of y'all ate some booty and wound up in the emergency room. Yes. For 14 days, they up in the emergency room. Yes. For 14 days,

they were in the hospital getting treatment for, I can't pronounce it. It's amoebiasis geridiasis. Why does amoebiasis have so many biases? What's the problem? That is the name of the sickness that they got.

And there was like fecal matter on their tongue, in their throat, and found in their gut. And they had to get treatment for it. So they ass dirty. I don't know. Listen is there any real clean booty? It's booty. It's the place that all your waste comes from so there's no such thing two steps out of the shower is booty again. That ain't true. It is. No that ain't true. Like I feel like you gotta actually be going deep to be doing all of that.

You got to get in there to actually be tasting fecal matter. That's a cake, too. I don't know. People like the actual... The what? Yeah, it sounds like maybe he might have had some... He like do the other time? Just eat some cocoa pebbles, man.

What's up with y'all, man? Eat some Raisin Nets or some Goobas. What is the question we're asking people? Have you ever had a medical emergency from a sexual experience? No, I want to know if you ever been sick from booty. Have you ever got sick from booty? I'm going to be all broad. I need some doctors to call in.

That is the question. It's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday. Have you ever got sick from booty or heard about somebody getting sick from booty? And y'all need to wash their booties. Like, that's crazy. Fecal matter on their tongue and throat. And gut. And gut.

Ugh! Let's discuss. 14 days in the hospital. 14 days. Hey, but can you imagine telling the doctor, hey, why are you here? You better tell the doctor the truth. Can't help you if you don't tell the truth.

Emergency room. They already gonna know based on... And that was why they were sick. I'm sick? Well, what did you do last night, a** and booty? Like, that's wild. We'll talk about it.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Big ol' freak. Oh, look at top of my face. Tell her! Lady! It's Freaky Friday.

Hey, look, where are my freaks at? Call in now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have the ladies from the We Talk Back podcast.

They are our guest hosts today, AJ and Tam Bam. And it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. Now, this conversation comes from the We Talk Back podcast ladies here that came with this story of a, they say a friend, but we don't know if it's a friend or if it's actually them. No, it's definitely a friend. We're going with the friend.

Let's keep in mind, Tamban was the person that went in the room with Meech. That was not me. That was her on that ring hand. That was not me. So now, what happened to your quote unquote friend? My friend had a sexual experience and he was doing anal lingus to a young lady. Okay. And then the next, maybe three days later, he started feeling sick and he was like throwing

up. He couldn't hold any food down. He was very weak. And then he started having blood in his stool. Jesus. So he finally went to the hospital and they ran some tests. And they found fecal matter on his tongue, in his throat, and in his gut. Yummy.

And they diagnosed him with amoebiasis girodiasis. I think I'm pronouncing that right. Okay. And he had to have 14 days of treatment before he was released from the hospital. And he felt confident telling you that? Yeah. Damn it, man. He said he was going to get, once he got out, he was back at it again.

No. Is that a new trend now? What? What? Yeah. Ain't he on legal? No, that's old, man. I remember being a kid and my older cousins was, I'd be like,

ew, y'all eat poom poom? And they'd be like, you don't eat poom poom? They're like, shoot, when you get out here, you're going to be eating bunkie. I was like, ew, I've never eat poom poom? And they'd be like, you don't eat poom poom? They're like, shoot, when you get out here, you're going to be eating bunkie. I was like, ew, I've never eaten no bunkie. And here you are.

Here you are. Right before work. Look at you now. So we were asking 805-85-1051, do you know anybody that this has happened to? Have you heard of this before?

But there's a lot of people on the lines that are just talking about things that happened to them during sex. Like Tim here on the line. They got to stay on subject, man. I'm telling you, Tim right here, you got a yeast infection in your throat? Ooh. Y'all, my goodness.

I feel very embarrassed, but I felt compelled to call. This was a long time, probably like 20 years ago. I was in my 20s. And I was laid off from work and I was going to this bar frequent frequently and I met this girl and we uh we're having some fun and I had a sore throat a few days later after spending some time with this girl and I thought I had a throat and I went to the doctor and he did one of them swab tests and he's like, man, you got a yeast infection

in your throat. That's called candida. I've heard of that before. Now, did you give this lady $40? He was laid off. I thought I bought her some drinks but no, I didn't hand her over money like that.

But I will say, I have a joke with the young guys at work that we joke because the younger generations, I feel like they ain't doing some stuff that us older guys that we do. And I'll be like, you guys are, you're f***ing, and they'll laugh and be like, you silly. I'll be like, well, if you ain't, just lick a dirty penny and you'll get an idea of what it's like. That's not true. I didn't lick the dirty penny and some booty.

They taste nothing alike. You going back to the hospital. They taste nothing alike. You said what? I've tasted them both. They taste nothing alike. Okay. Okay.

How about a battery? Nine volt battery. Definitely don't taste like no battery. That battery's sharp. What? I've seen you. You never lick no battery? Definitely don't taste like no battery. That battery's sharp. What? You never lick the battery? No, I never lick no battery.

I have. What's the... To see if it's good or not, you lick the battery. And how do you know if it's good? You get a shock stage out of you? Yeah. Y'all country people. Y'all got a lot of people that can't breathe.

I'm telling you, your parents have done that. Have you licked the battery? You licked the battery too? Everybody does that. No. Everybody don't do that y'all all right look hello jason yeah what's up so i came back from overseas and i got jardia from drinking the water out there and i was telling my friend about it he was saying he got it

but he got it from booty no in general He said One night Not me, but he said one night He turned over because I guess that's what he enjoys And she didn't shower Or clean herself properly And he Kind of, you know

I heard That in the military you get a disease Like something real real real serious that's not over here in America like you gotta stay over there to clear up imagine missing Christmas cause you done ate some farm that's crazy

well we can take some more calls when we come back 805-85-1051 it's Friday so you know what that means it's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday and the Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question comes from our ladies from the We Talk Back podcast.

One of them had an incident where a guy allegedly ate one of their groceries. No, it wasn't one of ours. What happened then? It was a friend who ate another lady's groceries. Okay.

That is a good question, though. Do you go back and sleep with the woman that got you sick? You know what I'm saying? Because most of the time you eat from a restaurant the restaurant gets you sick you ain't never going back there so do you go back to the woman right that made you sick he probably don't know who made him sick he might have ate a lot of groceries maybe just stop eating groceries that you're not supposed to eat that all right you encouraging this i thought women like that no don't eat that. It's just not good. When did this become such a big thing?

I don't know. DJ, you agree? I mean. Oh, there we go. That's it. There we go. I mean, speak for yourself. I like it sometimes.

There we go. Ain't on your 585-1051. Has that happened to you? Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's Freaky Friday. It's Freaky Friday. It's Freaky Friday.

It's Freaky. Call in now. 800-585-1051. Hey, look, where are my free sets? We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday question comes from the We Talk Back podcast. AJ and Tam Bam. Now, they got into an incident with a gentleman. What happened, Ali? Yo.

I did not get into an incident, DJ MB. Now, listen. Tammy is the same person who walked into their apartment with Meech on that ring camera. That was not me. Is this a coincidence that groceries, groceries, like in one week?'s i don't know yes it was not me it was not me with me and it was also not me with this man who was sick okay

so what happened with this man that got sick all right so he hooked up with a girl ate the groceries he ended up three days later. He started feeling sick. He started feeling nauseous. He couldn't hold any food down. And then he experienced some blood in his stool. So he finally went to the hospital and they ran some tests and they found fecal matter on his tongue, down his throat, and in his gut. And they had to treat him for 14 days for amoebiasis and gyrodiasis. Damn.

Yes. Every time you sound like a different disease. Have you heard this? And, oh, Charlamagne, has this changed your mind with eating groceries? No, because I'm only eating one person's groceries. One buffet. One buffet. Yes.

What about you, AJ? What? I don't want to answer this. Bleed the fifth? I bleed the fifth. All right. I would ask you, Tamman, but you said no way already. I know I'm not eating no groceries.

Unless I don't get you nothing for your birthday or something like that. Hello. Who's this? This is Miggy. Miggy? Yep. Yeah. Miggy.

All right, Miggy. What's your thoughts, brother? So I'm clean, right? But like back to what you were saying People need to use wipes So Mickey They need to use wipes When you gotta say you clean that means you might not be clean So a gentleman's ate your

Ate your groceries before But you saying you clean No But for people who don't use wipes Maybe they trying to leave some berries left behind for people to eat. Man, if y'all don't just eat some Cocoa Puffs, there's so many things you could eat if you really want that texture. Because one of y'all said that earlier, that people like dingleberries or something like that. Goobles.

Raisinets. Craisins. What is craisins? Oh yeah, chocolate covered raisins. That's what I'm saying Yes man There's a lot of substitutes Cocoa pebbles

Cocoa puffs I don't think they taste the same though I imagine it's something about I'm sure they taste better It's an acquired taste Ugh I don't think the money wants you to do that Lord have mercy

Hello who's this? Two girls in a cab Oh good morning Hey good morning What's your name mama? My name is Priscilla Hey Priscilla talk to us mama Oh first of all I wanted to say good morning Hey, good morning What's your name, mama? My name is Priscilla Hey, Priscilla Talk to us, mama

Oh, first of all I wanted to say good morning Good morning Good morning Thank you Entertaining All the way to work Well, thank you so much

So what happened to me was I was with my ex Many years ago And I didn't realize That I was allergic to the lube And both my lips swelled up about four times the normal size. And I ended up in the emergency

room. Which lips are you talking about? The ones down there. So did you tell the doctor the truth? Yeah, oh, I had to. Tell me what you said. I was scared because that's not normal. Just use coconut oil going forward.

Nice organic coconut oil. Yeah, I'll do that next time because I was on steroids and I gained a lot of weight. Oh, they put you on prednisone? Damn. Shout out to my girl Maddie for bringing me to the ER. Shout out to Maddie. He didn't even

bring me. Damn, he didn't bring you. He was embarrassed. Yeah, very embarrassed. Damn. Did didn't bring you. He was embarrassed. Yeah. Very embarrassed. Damn. Tam Bam, did you bring the guy to the... It was not me and me. All right. What's the moral of the story? What's the moral of the story, Tam Bam?

Tam Bam's in shock. Don't eat the groceries. I don't agree with that. That's just bad advice. If you're eating the groceries, eat the groceries in the shower. Eat my groceries, okay? In the shower. FYI, everybody listening. It's groceries again as soon as you step out in the shower. Eat my groceries, okay? In the shower. FYI, everybody listening.

It's groceries again as soon as you step out of the shower. No, that's good advice. Clean your own meat. Clean your own meat. Get in the shower with the young lady. Same way people wash their chicken. You might have to wash it yourself. That's all.

If you really want to eat it that bad, wash it yourself. Yeah. That's wild. All right. Well, when we come back, we got your rumor report. We're talking LL Cool J. You know, next week is Hip Hop 50. I think the 11th is the date, right?

Don't ask me. Don't give me the line. I know it's next Friday. Yes. So next week is Hip Hop 50. So we're going to be talking to some of your hip hop legends. And when we come back,

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Did you take him to the hospital? It was not me. Okay. I did not. I give health, not sickness. You was taking notes during that whole topic. She was writing stuff down. Wow.

Oh, my goodness. And when I said, did you come back to the person that made you sick? You was like, look at you crazy. It wasn't me, y'all. Well, we are The Breakfast Club. And we have Tam Bam and AJ Holiday from the We Talk Back podcast. She was just telling us about her situation during Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday. This is wild.

A situation, not my situation. Cap. Who said that? That was takeoff from the heavens. God. Is that God? Takeoff still calling cap from the heaven all right when we come back we got your rumor report we got to talk tiffany haddish and also

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It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk LL Cool J. Rumor has it. Rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patting. I am gossiping.

This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Right. One of the dope things about hip hop turning 50 next Friday is a lot of these stories that we've been hearing about, that people have been talking about for years, a lot of these artists are doing interviews, doing shows and discussing them. And one of them was LL Cool J. He clears up Biggie's alleged Who Shot Ya record. Remember Who Shot Ya? Everybody thought it was for Pac, because that's when pop just had got shot so he talks about it we had the prestigious um journalist bon su thompson come

up here he did a series iconic records and he talked about the life and death record with biggie right and in in the middle of the interview he revealed to us something i want to ask you did were you aware of this is it truly as you understand it that when um making uh who shot you biggie took a shot at you that's just not true i was in the studio with big big was my man you know i'm saying um i did flavor in your ear remix he was just a great dude you know saying and i liked him a lot and now he wasn't taking a shot at me i mean he was he was doing what rappers do yeah what mcs do, old school, new school. He was saying whoever won it can get it.

And this is the bar that he was talking about. Old school, new school, need to learn though. I burn, baby, burn like disco inferno. Why would anybody think that's a shot at LL? I saw when Bantu said that on Sway Show, but why LL in particular? That don't make any sense to me. LL don't represent any sense to me. LL don't

represent the whole old school. Start in trouble. That don't make any sense to me. That was a little weird to me too. Also, Tiffany Haddish's ex-friend is suing her for a million dollars over extortion allegations.

Extortion allegations? Yeah, that's what the lady's saying. She's suing her for extortion allegations for defamation of character following her children's 2022 lawsuit against the actress for allegedly child sexual abuse. Even that is nonsense, though. Meaning that if somebody accuses me of something and they try to sue me and I say it's nonsense and I say this person is trying to shake me down. Now I can sue you for defamation for simply saying it was I feel like it was a shakedown. Well, the defense against libel or slander is the truth. So it is kind of like the truth because they dropped the criminal lawsuit. Yeah. Well, I don't think it was ever criminal.

It was a civil lawsuit. They dropped it. And I'm pretty sure they might have been compensated why they dropped it in the first place I doubt it if they had been compensated I don't think she'd be

coming back trying to sue again for defamation unless she's just greedy yeah well people are greedy that is true alright well Dix

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first ever movie musical the independent entertainment company released a trailer for the rated r comedy title dicks the musical which stars megan the stallion as the boss of two new york city businessmen this is craig tiddle thanks doll and this is trevor brock you have a good day my is. It always leaves the ladies sore. Money just keeps rolling in. Y'all are a ridiculous show. The good times never stop. There's never been a man like me.

Everybody on this show. And I'll always be on top. I want all. I'm going. You're going? Period. Let me tell you how ridiculous this show is. This is Breakfast Club.

You know our listeners. Y'all are part of this show, too. Let me tell you how ridiculous this show is. This is Breakfast Club. You know our listeners. You know y'all are part of this show, too. Let me tell you how ridiculous this show is. They bleep me for less than here, right? But y'all going to play the trailer and bleep the title in the trailer, but Envy said it four times, and ain't none of y'all dump him. It's the title of a movie. But why bleep it in the trailer?

You can't say it in that context because you're actually talking about the penis, you idiot. I don't know. I didn't come back. I know you didn't know. I'm talking about it. My point is. That's somebody's name, too, though. I'm talking about it. That's somebody's name, too, though. I'm talking about it.

It's not for this. And y'all bleeped it when you played the trailer. When you played the trailer. Don't say y'all bleeped it. I didn't bleep it. I'm just talking about dicks. The musical will premiere in cinemas on September 29th. And I'll be there.

You can't say it like that. You can say dick sporting goods. I can say dicks. I'm talking about the movie premiere. But that's actually about penises. Do we know for sure? Yes, it is. Crazy human.

That's the guy's name. No, it's not. It's a musical title. They couldn't name the movie Penises. Hey, I don't care. I'm just telling y'all how ridiculous this show is. Are you going? Play the trailer back again.

They bleeped it in the trailer but you said it 18 times. Are you going? No. I'm supporting Meg. I'm there. It's a movie? It's a musical.

This is Craig Tittle. Thanks, doll. And this is Trevor Brock. You have a good day. My **** is ****. But you said it. You have a good day. My **** is ****. But you said it 19 times. Okay. What's up, y'all?

What's up, producers? Y'all ain't gonna prep my guy? Y'all gonna just put my guy out there like that? You know what I'm saying? He just wanted to say it. He wanted to say it, right? No, that's the name of the musical. He wanted that to come out of his mouth, didn't he?

Loud, too. Yeah, loud, too. With confidence and enthusiasm and energy. Wow. Where, loud, too. With confidence and enthusiasm and energy. Wow. Where, bro, are you from? What is it? Come out of his mouth. Get your man, Queens.

Get the Queens. Well, let me just tell you, it follows two businessmen who discover they are identical twins separated at birth with one living with a mother played by Megan Mullally and one is his father, Nathan Lane. The two decide to trick their parents into getting back together if that sounds similar that's what it's about get back together it's like parent trap

with penises parent pp parent trap parent trap with penises is crazy penis parent trap is crazy well Dicks the musical will premiere here you go man what's up man Parent Trap with Penis is crazy. Penis Parent Trap is crazy. Well, Dick's the musical will premiere.

Here you go, man. What's up, man? September 29, 2023. This guy crazy. Hi, Charlamagne. What? No Charlamagne me. I ain't got nothing to do with this.

Who you giving your donkey to? Boy, after the hour, Donkey of the Day is going to. Who I was giving donkey to? Oh, man, a feminist collective in Mexico called 50 Plus One. Mexicans, I stand with you. We need to build a wall around this feminist collective in Mexico and keep them out of Mexico City. We're going to talk about it for after the hour. All right, we'll get to that next.

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I'm not making these people do these things. I'm called donkey of the day, and it really caught me off guard. Damn, Charlamagne. Who got the donkey of the day today? Well, just hilarious. Donkey of the day for Friday, August 4th goes to a feminist collective in Mexico called 50 Plus One. Not just that feminist collective, but all the citizens who are upset with mayor manual angel Villa Lobos. Okay. I will call him mayor manual from here on

out, but mayor manual is under fire simply because he cares simply because he loves values and appreciates the other men who reside in this town that I i can't pronounce what is it called what's it called say it again there you go uh yes i want man manual to know that we riding with him we see you man manual man manual decided to turn up the heat on a holiday that nobody truly cares about and that holiday is father's day drop on the clues bombs father's day okay father's day is june 18th for this year and don't nobody give a damn per usual okay but the mayor decided to do something special Fue el mismo presidente municipal de Huehuetán, Manuel Ángel Villalobos, quien presumió que para festejar el Día del Padre, este fin de semana las imágenes del festejo se viralizaron. Los videos fueron difundidos en redes sociales y despertaron una ola de críticas, de ofensas y también fue motivo de comentarios chuscos. Este lunes el presidente municipal, Manuel Ángel Villalobos, reaccionó por medio de un video. Esto fue lo que dijo. Y sobre todo que no se olvide el motivo. What?

Erection? Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. What's this? Wow. You Dominican don't know what he said?

Yes. I'm not Dominican. Let me translate. The mayor decided that it would be a good idea to offer the men of his town a script show for Fathers Day. Drop one of the clues bombs for that mayor. He sent out the information online and invited all the fathers to a local auditorium on June 17th for a special event show just for dads. And on the poster, it said a show, surprises and presents. The mayor laid it out for the fathers. They had electrical appliances as raffle prizes, traditional music playing. What kind of as raffle prizes traditional music playing what kind of music was they playing right what kind of music

you know what i'm saying come on now come on now and they had strippers now listen when they sent the invite out it mentioned in big red letters that no children and no women were invited i repeat when they sent out the invite it said no children and no women were invited. I repeat, when they sent out the invite, it said no children and no women were invited. Now, this is where some of the problems lie. The women didn't listen. A lot of the ladies came anyway and bought their children. How are you going to ignore the fact we told you not to come and don't bring the kids and then get upset when the script show starts? You can't complain about a sexually suggestive performance by Scribbles when we told you not to come and don't bring kids. And furthermore,

why are you trying to steal these hardworking Mexicans' joy? The biggest hee-haw is going to everybody that has a problem with this, okay? Fathers already get the worst gifts. Things we don't need to use. Finally, something that fathers will actually enjoy. And it's a problem? All eyes on Mexico City right now now y'all we should all be learning from mexico in this moment because the bar has been raised on what fathers deserve for father's day don't think about just the scrippers they had electrical appliances toasters microwaves waffle makers tortilla presses and scrippers now personally i don't need the

scrippers because because my wife and i have no problem frequenting the script club together but for the brothers whose wives are not with that, why are you raining on their Cinco de Mayo parade? Huh? Do you know how many ties we have in our closet that don't go with any shirts or suits that we own? How many ties you got in me? A lot. Come on, man. Fathers don't always want ties.

They want thighs. All right? Fathers got enough power tools, power drills, screwdrivers, hammers, nails. If we sick of that in America, how do you think they feel in Mexico? I'm sure in Mexico City they got enough tools. Everybody over there probably Bobbito the Builder, okay? A Mexican mayor and Mexican fathers don't want to screw and nail something. They do enough of that.

They want to just screw and nail someone. All right? They want to go to Home Depot, not Home Depot. Yo. Listen. All I'm saying is the moral of Home Depot, not Home Depot. Yo. Listen. All I'm saying is, the moral of the story, this isn't about Scripples.

All right? It's about the fact this mayor went above and beyond for Father's Day. I think all these women just being fake outraged to attempt to distract from the fact

that they have never went this hard for Father's Day. The mayor made all the ladies in this town look bad. And that's what they're really upset about. They say the greatest mark of a father is how he treats his children and wife when no one is looking well. The greatest mark

of a child and wife should be how they treat their father when everyone is looking. Alright? The mayor passed the test. Alright? Next Father's Day, will you? Please give that feminist collective 50 plus 1 and anyone in Mexico City who has a problem with what Mayor Emanuel did,

the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw. Yee-haw. What you got your father for Father's Day, AJ? A plant. A plant. What kind of plant?

I bet you it wasn't even cannabis. I can't even remember. It was a really, really nice plant from Home Depot, but that's about it. You see what I'm saying? Plant and dinner, that's it. But all of them men are about to be single de mayo, okay? For playing.

All they did was show up. What you got your father for Father's Day? I got him a Kappa Alpha Psi sweatshirt. That's what he wanted. single DeMayo. Okay. For playing. All they did was show up. What you got your father for Father's Day? I got him a Kappa Alpha Psi sweatshirt. That's what he wanted. He a Kappa.

He wanted a sweatshirt. He been a Kappa probably for 40 years. He probably got enough of those. That's what he said. I want a new sweatshirt. Oh, okay. He got it.

And we gonna get y'all ties again next year. Jesus. Okay. That's cool. Put him on some Scrippers. Step it up. What kind of plant?

Did he ask for a plant? He likes plants. You know, marijuana or a plant. Oh, cannabis plant. Yes. All right. I'm not that bad. All right.

Now, when we come back, Tim Ryan will be joining us. We're going to kick it with him when we come back. Tim Ryan is going to come up here and talk to us about the exhausted majority. The exhausted majority. The people in this country that are just tired. All right. Okay. We're tired of everything.

We're tired of Republicans. We're tired of Democrats. We're tired of pro-downs. We're just tired. All right. And BET, we see y'all on Monday. Everybody else, Tim Ryan is up next. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. So we want to create an organization, We the People. You can go to wethepeople250.us to learn more about us in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States. It's a minor miracle we've made it this far as a country. And we want to just make sure that we are preparing ourselves for the next 250 years. And that means ushering in an era of reform, responsibility, governments not working for most people, the conversation sucks. And we want people to land with us, and then we're going to build this organization out and try to stitch this country back together.

What's the disconnect? What do you think the problem is? Why is a government letting down the people so much? I just, I think part of it is that everyone's, you know, red shirt, blue shirt, and then the extremes on both sides drive most of the conversation. And like, no one's talking about solutions. So one of the things we want to do is highlight the the really positive things that are working out there so uh and we're going to do really compelling content now we will take on the the anti-democratic forces in the in the country for sure but we want to highlight the positive things that that are going on so one of the issues i've worked on throughout my time in

congress is veteran suicides still Still almost 20 a day. We've not moved the needle on this at all. One of the things that's really helping move the needle on this is psilocybin. So it's mushrooms, basically. The psychedelic mushroom therapy. There's a group called MAPS. Rick Doblin has been running this for about 30 years. They've got a ton of research.

It's working, but it doesn't get any oxygen because the drug companies, and we've had this conversation before, they suck all the oxygen out of the room. Toxic political conversation. So we want to do compelling content around this. Same thing around mental health, addiction, cannabinoids, cannabis. It can be super helpful when it's done properly to heal people from addiction. And a good friend of mine, Bernie Kosar, used to be the quarterback at the Browns back in the day when I was just a boy, went through a huge issue around addiction, healed himself basically through really kind of intense cannabinoid usage.

Weed. You had to say shrooms and weed. Shrooms and weed, man. Keep it real. So, yeah, but it's like a real thick concentration of cannabis. It's not, you know, smoke. It's like a really intense thing. But he healed himself on it.

Wow. Now he's a huge advocate. Like he was football in the 80s. They were just peddling, you know, painkillers like crazy shots, pills. He said he'd walk into a locker room and they'd have a table full of just basically high dosage prescription drug painkillers. I want to highlight that, you know, mindfulness in the schools. There's a great group called Inner Explorer there. They do, you know, know basically breathing techniques meditation in schools there's a school in tampa i'll send you guys the information like they zeroed out uh you know people dropping out people attendance is almost 100 kids are starting to pay attention because they're in trauma i mean i think across the board basically we have a lot of people in trauma right their brain is in fight or flight mode there's got a lot of trauma it could

be violence it could be this could be that all kinds of different things but we're not addressing the trauma so we the people we want to highlight this stuff we want to celebrate it the people that are doing good and and make sure that people know about it and then we could hopefully amplify it get money behind it and start shifting the country and charlamagne also mentioned when you walked in here that you know he felt that you should be the next president of the United States. One day, I think one day. I don't I don't see why.

I don't see why nobody's not challenging right now. I think next year is a great time to challenge President Biden, you know, personally. What's your thoughts on it in the future? Would you possibly run for president? You know, I don't know. I did it for 20 years. Like I'm six months out for the first time in really my adult life being out of politics and uh you kind of like i like it

i mean i like i got we got my kid i get to hang out my kids i got a nine-year-old i'm coaching this like football team like getting them into basketball took them to like mark price used to play for the calves a bunch of years back when they were good yeah he did a camp in ohio and i took bray i love it this is great man that just so right now no but that's why we the people i still want to be engaged i still want to try to help i feel like i got good ideas i'm only 50 years old and then and in this political environment i'm like the newbie at 50 like you're young you get it i was even gonna ask you like you know as a former elected official how do you And in this political environment, I'm like the newbie at 50. Like you're young. You get it.

I was even going to ask you, like, you know, as a former elected official, how do you feel when you see the cognitive decline of other elected officials? Whether it's Mitch McConnell, whether it's Senator Dianne Feinstein, whether it's the president, Joe Biden, like, and I've been saying probably for the last six, seven years that, especially the Democratic Party, but clearly it's across the board, we need generational change. Like the new ideas we're talking about, like those are the solutions to our problems. And like you try to talk to, you know, you try to talk to an 80 year old leader about, you know, psilocybin and mushrooms. And they're like, this has been researched like we have it, you know. And so the conversations become very difficult because I just think, you know, there's just a lack of understanding there generationally and i think that's part of the problem in the fact that our culture and that's why like politics is downstream of culture you know like i tell people all the time like president kennedy was a product of the greatest generation like these people went to war survived the depression they knew their role in the world were proud to be Americans, worked hard.

And then they produced a leader like that who at one point gave the civil rights address from the Oval Office saying, you can't fight for freedom abroad if everyone's not free here. Like had the balls to do that stuff. You know what I mean? So I think our culture now, because it's so toxic, is just the old leaders are just hanging on. It's not dynamic we're not producing young leaders who are talking about i mean we're producing them they just can't get any oxygen like there's no way that because the systems have become so narrowed and so it's

frustrating because i think we're not solving the problems there aren't new ideas and i've always been the kind of guy like I thought politics was about ideas all right we got more with Tim Ryan when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning everybody is DJ Envy Charlemagne the guy we are the breakfast club we're still kicking it with Tim Ryan Charlemagne now can you talk more about the extreme majority because I feel like I'm in the extreme majority I probably exhausted exhausted majority exhausted majority yeah. I mean, I did CNN last night, and I'm here with my niece Ashley, who works with me, and we're sitting in the green room watching the show I'm going to go on at 10.50, and so from 10 to 10.50, I'm watching, which I really don't watch political talk anymore.

And I looked at Ashley, and I was like, I'm exhausted. Like, you're just sitting there watching. It was like, I'm just sitting on I was like I'm exhausted like you're just sitting there watching it was like I'm just sitting on a couch I'm not doing anything and I'm absolutely exhausted listening about Trump and all this stuff and I just feel like and I'm worried that the good people are going to check out and the extreme people are going to stay in and be rabid and and continue to drive the conversation like there is no way that the vast majority of the people in this country support an insurrection against the government there's no way so how are these polls like 50 50 among registered voters

it's because you know people aren't you know don't i mean we've had record number but there's a lot of people that still don't vote and there's a lot of people that still don't vote. And there's a lot of people that just go and vote. And that's it. And what we want to do is try to get a renewed view of civic engagement. It starts with the citizens. We've tried to outsource all this stuff to Washington, D.C. And Obama's going to take care of it, or Trump's going to take care of it, or Biden will do this. And then you get mad when they don't do.

It's about us. And we're going to give you the path forward to help the country and that's why I think one of the things we need in the country is is national service some form of everyone has to get off their rear end and go help what do you think Democrats are getting wrong what do you think Democrats are getting right I think we what we got right, I think, was the reindustrialization of the country. I think the Inflation Reduction Act. I think the infrastructure bill. I think the CHIPS Act, which is helping us reshore chip manufacturing. The reindustrialization piece absolutely got right.

I think that we lack any ideas on some of the other stuff that we've already talked about. We should be grabbing these healing modalities. We should be grabbing food as medicine. We should be grabbing these things and pushing them into the poorest communities in our country and saying, we have a new agenda for empowerment, economic empowerment, health empowerment for every citizen, whether you're a black kid in Cleveland or you're a white kid living in Appalachia. These programs are going to be for all of us. And I think we've done a bad job.

Sometimes it's like Democrats are always picking a group. We're going to be with this group and then we're going to be with this group. And I think come election time, you can have like 10 different groups that you're going to be all for. Let's be for everybody. Like, let's have things that no regardless like medicare for everybody that's why i was successful social security everybody gets it everybody participates in the program you know so like we need things that are going to help everybody especially when the vast majority of the people in the country are working hard and not getting ahead or working poor like so if you're helping everybody i'm not saying help the top you know

one two percent they're doing pretty good on their own um but how do we help everybody and breaking up the concentration of wealth pharmaceutical industry big tech like breaking that up is going to benefit everybody in the long run what do you think republicans are getting wrong and what do you think republicans are getting right i think they get what they get right from their messaging it's not it's clear now but the answers aren't in washington the answers are in communities the answers are with individuals i think like there's no reason democrats shouldn't agree with that yeah absolutely clearly the answers aren't all in washington dc Because it disempowers

people. And like I said, you can outsource your issues to Washington and then check out. Clearly what they get wrong, no one has a spine to take on the insurrectionists. That's insane. There's

certain red lines that you should say, no, I'm not going to support you anymore, which is why the Liz Cheney's of the world, even though like you don't agree with them on like 80 percent of things. You got to honor their courage for like, no, you can't support an insurrection for the United States. No, you can't lie 36000 times to the American people as president. No, you can't steal secret documents and then try to cover it up like you're not allowed to do that and and so like the to watch like the kevin mccarthy's of the world with no spine no guts like can't can't stand up to anybody you know i think that's just if trump would win again that would be the demise of the country i think the country

and democracy as we know it i think so yeah i mean he gets a lot would be the demise of the country, I think. The country and democracy as we know it? I think so. I mean, he gets the levers of power. You think he won't hire an attorney general that would just go... This will be a revenge tour. Holy cow. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, exactly. Do you regret leaving your seat to run for Senate? No. No, I was excited about it. I thought it was a good opportunity to you know try to do more you know you get in public service you want to you want to try to do as much as you possibly can at the highest level you possibly can do it um and so no not at all you know everything you're doing challenges uh capitalism right whether it's introducing shrooms and mushrooms

whether it's you know uh saying hey we need to lay off these processed foods. Can you actually win a big national election challenging these corporations in that way? Well, if you have the coalition of people on the ground, and I think part of what we want to do for we the people is let these people like the vets, for example, who have been healed by the psilocybin, right? The MAPS group. There's thousands. They did a conference in Denver a couple weeks ago. 12,000 people.

The governor of Colorado spoke at the conference. Like, it's getting momentum. That's a whole network of people, right? You look at the food as medicine. My buddy Mark Hyman, he's been a New York Times bestseller. He wrote a book called Food Fix. He's very much into this food as medicine where we can just heal ourselves, reverse diabetes by changing our diets without all this medication and give them a bunch of money at the pharmaceutical industry that just manages it for you. You actually can heal yourself.

That's millions of people across the country. You talk about mindfulness, transcendental meditation, yoga, like it's 50, 60, 70 million people in the country do those kinds of things. Yoga studios popping up everywhere, right? Like what I want to do with We The People is for all of these groups to see each other as allies. Then you start to build a new politics. Because when you look at it, the mindset's the same, right? If you're for cannabinoids for addiction, if you're for psilocybin for healing post-traumatic stress for vets, if you're for seeing the problems with the industrial food system, you have the same mindset. You have a change mindset. You know things aren't working

and you have an idea. I need them and we need them to all see each other as allies. And we, the people, we want to build that coalition. And, you know, hopefully one day that will shift the culture. And as I said, politics is downstream of culture. Culture shifts. Politics will shift. How do folks support We The People, man? Go to wethepeople250.us and check us out. We got videos and some really compelling content.

We're going to take on the MAGA movement with some really compelling content. So stay tuned. That's going to be fun to do. And then we're going to build this other thing out. And we want a We the People representative in all 3,142 counties in the country.

Like, that's my goal. Let's go big. We're going to do concerts. We're going to try to raise some money for these different groups, bring attention. So yeah, go sign up. Be a part of what we're doing.

It's going to be the most fun political organization in the country. There's a very low bar there, Charlamagne. There's a very low bar. But we want to have fun. We want joy. It's like we're living in a joyless society now. And it's like we want joy.

We want happiness. We want people to have fun and also participate. And I think that level of service, opening your heart, using your time and talents to help others, there's joy in that. There's joy in that. I personally think Tim Ryan should be president of the United States of America one day, man. Your ideas, your values, your beliefs, I feel like that's what we need in politics right now. Appreciate that, man. Thank you.

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it's time for pastor y'all with dj Nyla Nyla Nyla Nyla Yeah DJ come spin Now come spin Yeah Okay okay What's up guys Happy Friday Where you going You got a go to fin

Where you going Where you at I'm here I'm vibes Who vibes Yes But um Alright so this week

I'm gonna be in our R&B bag a little bit I'm gonna start with A track from Vito's New project called Mood Swings. And let me rephrase new because it came out in like February, but you know. Okay. Whatever. But a record that has been in heavy rotation for me right now is called Do You Mind?

That record's dope. I've been playing it in the mix. I like that record. Okay, cool. It's got some Chris Brown vibes to it. Chris is also featured on the record. Oh. So you ain't say that.

Yeah, because I'm trying to shine the light on Vito. Oh. No. also featured on the record. Oh, then you ain't seen that. Yeah, because I'm trying to shine the light on Vito. Oh, no. Like, Vito's an independent artist and he makes great R&B, like, classic.

You should let the hook rock. Do you mind if I come through? All right. All right. So, y'all like that one? Yeah,

that was cool. All right, cool. Next is actually an unreleased record from Friday out of Philly. Friday. I don't know Friday out of Philly Friday I don't know Friday

but salute to Friday you don't know Friday I mean I know him I don't know him personally oh okay yeah he has a record called You featuring Fireboy

that's about to drop but he gave it to me early I was in the studio and he was playing me his album and I like this one the best now you acting like

a damn DJ now that's what I'm talking about that's what DJs do now you acting like a damn DJ I need this record I love this record so let's get into it it's Friday You that's what I'm talking about. That's what DJs do. Now you acting like a damn DJ. I need this record. I love this record. So let's get into it. It's

Friday, You. That's dope. Yeah, don't let them girls waste your blood pressure though, Friday. I heard him say that in the song. You! You don't want that. It's a vibe though. I like it. Every time I hear Friday, he sounds like a sample. His voice actually sounds like an old

school sample. It does. Nah, he dope though. Smoot to Friday. Yeah, he got a really good thing going. And the last record I want to highlight is off of Bia's new EP called Really Her. Great EP if you guys haven't heard it. I will say after listening to this, I feel like Bia is one of my favorite rap girlies right now because she's just the most relatable. Like she talks about real things.

So anyway, the record is called Fall Backs. Okay. I like Bia. is called Fall Backs. Okay. I like Bia. I like Bia too. That was dope. That was tough. Nyla three for three today. That's right.

Very rare. Not very rare. She three for three last week too. Just a week before that. Very rare Nyla Bats. A thousand. Nah, she was a thousand last week.

The week before that, she struck out twice. No, it was only because it was Chico and Justin. That don't matter. That's our opinion. That don't matter.

People like the records that you play. Yes. Oh, because y'all didn't like the international rap. I'm keeping it. No, whatever you like. But you're putting us onto it

so it don't matter. It don't matter. Well, I'm glad you guys like it. So, if you guys rock with the music make sure you guys tap into the Pasta Ox playlist. You can get it by following me on Instagram at Nylas Simone. Also um if you guys rock with the music make sure you guys tap into the pastor ox playlist

you can get it by following me on instagram at nyla simone also if you really want to come and vibe with me come to pastor ox live the date is august 25th save the date and it's gonna be a vibe when are the invites and stuff going out when are people gonna be able to rsvp and all that stuff next week okay next week yeah okay i got location, but I just had to figure out, since it's limited capacity, how to limit the capacity. RSVP. How many people? RSVP only.

75 people. If they don't RSVP, they won't be there. That's right. And make sure you send it to the people that you really, really want to be there. Absolutely. That's all. And you know, I think you should let a couple of listeners get a chance to win, you know, to be there.

Like, you know, put a couple of listeners on the guest list and people that's in the New York area. I would like that. You know what know i mean i would like that a lot that would make sense i'm sure they enjoy this segment yep okay no well that'll be a thing i'll announce that next week how listeners and then you'll tape it for you too for people that can't be there yeah you got the artist that you know the artist that's gonna be there yet yeah i got your guy dke author hey hey okay dke author that's it? Right now. All right. Yeah. Friday should come. Friday's coming. I don't know if he's coming to this one.

I think he's going to come to the next one. Okay. Got you. Got you. Got you. All right. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the People's Choice Mix this Friday.

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And also, too, man, I want to tell everybody at Monk's Corner South Carolina, August 12th, I'm doing my annual backpack giveaway in fish fry at Berkeley High School in Monk's Corner, South Carolina from 12 to 3 p.m. So, you know, we do free food, which is the fish, and free backpacks. We actually do fish and shrimp, by the way. And we do the backpacks and the school supplies, free haircuts. The child got to be present.

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You ready to get your booty? I don't know. I don't think so. That's a black American man thing Listen I gotta fly back to Charlotte And go straight back to work Okay Yeah Oh back in the salon

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