The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Jason Lee Gives The Tea, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, All Gender Bathrooms and More!

Episode Date: January 12, 2023

Today we are joined by our first celebrity host, Jason Lee, as he gives us the "Tea With Jason Lee."  We are also joined by our first guest in our new studio, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. We also open the phone lines to discuss all gender bathrooms. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water,

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning, USA! guest host. That's right. You know, throughout the year because, you know, Angelina has moved on to have her own show, Way Up With Angelina that debuts, I think, what? Black History Month? Or the Chinese New Year? Which one is it? I think it's around Chinese New Year. Okay.

So we got our first guest host. I'm sure you know him. You've seen him on a million things. You've seen him on Wild N' Out. You've seen him on well, he owns his own platform called Hollywood Unlocked. Correct. You've seen him on, you know, Lovinglocked. You've seen him on Love & Hip Hop. You've seen him at every single party all across the world.

He has his own show right now. That's right. It's called... His only night show. What's it called? The Jason Lee Show. I was going to say that, but Jason Lee is here. Jason Lee, ladies and gentlemen.

It always sounds crazy when you introduce people who have their own show and the show is named after them. Right. You got to say, from the Jason Lee Show, Jason Lee. Drop on a clues bomb for Jason Lee, man. Good morning, brother. How you feeling? Man, first of all, put some respect on the Breakfast Club. Yeah, this is early as hell.

And I got a bunch of rules in front of me. I'm going to try not to break them. Is there like a mute button or like a don't? No, I do have a don't. You see that don't? They put that there, well, usually for Charlemagne, but it'll be for you, too. I've never seen any of those rules ever in my life, Jason. Ever. Well, I know you broke every single one of'll be for you, too. I've never seen any of those rules ever in my life, Jason.

Ever. Well, I know you broke every single one of them. Every single one of them. Absolutely, he's broke every single one of those rules. And Jason is still dressed like he's going to somebody's red carpet right now. Okay, getting dressed this morning was a whole situation, because I had a different outfit on, but I was like, yo, I don't, yeah, tomorrow I will definitely be dressed differently. Well, the cameras are on.

Don't get it twisted. The cameras are on. The studio is lit. Yeah, new studio. This is our first week The studio is lit. Yeah, new studio. This is our first week in a new studio. We got new cameras. Everything is digital now. It's different.

I got to bring you all like a gay flag or something, because I know you usually have gay toys around Charlamagne. No, we had the gay flag in the old studio, but what I want to happen in this studio is like all of that stuff that we collected and just accumulated over time. So I don't even know where that stuff is at now. Yeah. We tossed a lot of that stuff that we collected and just accumulated over time so i don't even know where that stuff is at now yeah we tossed a lot of that old stuff out so yeah like you said we'll accumulate some more stuff and make the studio new and ours again you know and today we don't need the gay

flag we got jason lee yeah i'm gay all of it i said yo uh yo i ran into envy at the white house we missed you oh i chose not i chose not to go to that party i told you that yeah you did he doesn't go anywhere with large crowds yeah i mean not even just it's not even just the large Oh, I chose not to go to that party. I told you that. Yeah, you did. I was going to go to that party. He doesn't go anywhere with large crowds. It's not even just the large crowds. I just didn't want to be in that vicinity because when you then critique them, then they act like, why are you critiquing us? We invited you to the White House.

Oh, I got an email proof of that last night. Yeah, they're not happy. When you tell them the truth, that's all we're here to do. They don't like it. So, yeah, my response to them was probably not happy. They didn't make it happy. What were they upset with you about? What you do now?

They want to have a lunch with the vice president, which I said I'm down with. But then it became, oh, well, let's do it in February. I'm not only meeting y'all when it's Black History Month. What the hell? I'm not that guy. That was the other thing, too. Because when they invited us, I had other partners that told me love well i'm going on to this one on thursday and i'm like on thursday and somebody's like well i'm going to this one on

saturday so i'm like hold on it's a bunch of different parties i got bamboozled yeah because when i got invited i thought it was the holiday party where i would see mary j blige perform that was the jingle jangle party that's what that was yeah that first of all, Envy was so late to get down and take... Did you get a photo with the president? Nope. He was late to get his photo. Man, I wouldn't want no picture with Joe Biden anyway, though. Well, they put me next to a bunch of white people.

I was trying to edit myself out, but I just feel like the photo in the background would be warped. So I just... They had white people at the Black Media Party? Well, on this side, it was like Shade Room, Revolt. On this side, it was Hollywood Unlocked and a bunch of white people so yeah wow

it wasn't a black media night it was just media night and all the black people stayed with each other I thought it was black media night nah nah nah it's just all the black people stayed on one section

y'all segregated the white house felt like old time didn't invite me I walked around the white house I walked around the white house asking all the white people were you in the crown? they were like, no.

We'll never get another invite. But all right, well, let's get the show cracking. Malcolm Jamal Warner will be joining us this morning. Legendary Malcolm Jamal Warner. I mean, you know, he's in a new Fox show called Accused. Accused. But you know Malcolm Jamal Warner. Theo!

Theo from the Cosby Show. Yes. Malcolm and Eddie. And found out a bunch of other shows that I didn't even know was on. Yes. So we'll kick it with him in a little bit. Let's get the show cracking. Of course, we got front page news. Speaking of Joe Biden, they found some more classified documents.

The hypocrisy surrounding this story is nuts, but we'll discuss. We'll tell you about all that. And now let's get into some new music. This is Moneybagg Yo Glorilla. What you on? Moneybagg Yo. Hey. Glorilla.

On what you on? Who reckoned it that? That's Glorilla? Moneybagg Yo. Moneybagg Yo. I was about to say, drop on the clues box for Glorilla because she's three for three. That's hot. And regardless of the record she presented to the radio.

But either way. Yo, she killing it. Man. Drop on the clues box for Memphis. Lord have mercy. Well, morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. Jason Lee is our celebrity guest today.

And let's get in some front page news. Now, Buffalo Bills safety, safety demar hamlin has been discharged from the hospital nine days after he collapsed during a game now doctors say we've completed a series of tests and evaluations and we spoke with the team physicians and we are confident that demar well demar hamlin can be safely discharged to continue his rehab at his crib so when they say rehab rehab for what rehabhab just to get back to his regular everyday life? Or rehab to get back to football? No, they haven't mentioned football.

I guess to get back to regular life. I'm sure football is secondary in his life. Which is the most important thing, right? You just want to be able to live. Yeah. This is why I never played sports. Well, then I was gay. Gay people can play sports.

No, they can't. I mean, I guess they can. I mean, they can. They just can't stay in the game professionally because they don't want us in there. I'm sure you know a lot of athletes that are gay. Absolutely. Even if they're not openly. Yeah, well, they don't slide back.

I tell you, I have a problem. They don't want to be on Hollywood Unlocked like I would ever do that. But, yeah, nah. Oh, they think if you try to holler at them in the DMs, then you're going to put them over. Oh, my God. Now, yesterday, there was a lot of planes that were grounded. FAA was trying to figure out what happened yesterday. The system went down.

And Pete Buttigieg spoke about it. What people need to know is that FAA will always act to make sure that passengers are safe. And part of what you saw this morning was an act of caution to be sure until it was 100% airtight that the system was working properly, even just for delivering messages, that we had that ground stop. But I do think that broader question is a real one. What are the redundancies? What are the backups? What are the means to make sure that a disruption like this does not happen? Because what you saw this morning was something we haven't seen in a very long time. And we need to design in a field that's changing a lot and is going to be changing a lot more in the years to come.

But we need to design a system that does not have those kind of vulnerabilities. OK, Pete, stop acting like you don't know what happened. OK, that was a cyber attack. I think so. Somebody tapped the jaw of the U.S. just to let us know. Yeah. To the point where they grounded the planes. I mean, I was on a flight the other day. I'm already nervous, but now I'm really nervous to go home. That doesn't just happen. The FAA system doesn't just crash. If I read

yesterday correctly, they said that hasn't happened since 9-11. 9-11, yeah. So I know they're not going to tell us the truth, just like they won't tell us the truth about extraterrestrials existing, but somebody tapped the U.S.'s jaw yesterday. I don't know if it was China, Russia. Somebody tapped the jaw a little bit. Now, lastly, I don't know if you remember, Joe Biden was on 60 Minutes and he was talking about... Does Joe Biden remember being on 60 Minutes?

No, he doesn't. But he was on 60 Minutes and he was talking about classified documents they found from Donald Trump. When you saw the photograph of the top secret documents laid out on the floor at Mar-a-Lago, what did you think to yourself looking at that image how that could possibly happen okay how one anyone could be that irresponsible okay and i thought what data was in there that may compromise sources and methods that's what we by that i mean names of people who helped or etc and it's just uh totally irresponsible yeah i agree that's why you're getting donkey in a day today the second batch of classified documents have been found at biden's

office a second batch a second batch now this is not the original office this is another place they found the second batch the hypocrisy surrounding this story is nuts now they're saying it's not the documents that are that are the problem it's the it's the uh the obstruction that was the problem like they say trump obstructed justice by not turning the documents over when they asked. And I knew that was part of it with Trump, but I also thought the documents were the actual issue because folks said they didn't know what was in the

documents. Could be nuclear codes or could be Trump selling classified information to foreign entities. But with Biden, folks are like, oh, well, classified info slips up all the time. It's the obstruction. That's the difference. I mean, a lot of people take paperwork home from, I mean, I'm probably going to take some of these papers home with me tonight. You're not classified. I mean, the president, Trump has done everything.

He put Spider-Man all over the Capitol over there. All the white people climbing up the building. Ain't nobody been to jail yet. No, people got locked up for that. They ain't in prison. They're not in prison. Well, no, I think some of them got prison time. One or two of them.

Well, they haven't been labeled terrorists. We know there's different rules for those people over there and they're definitely domestic terrorists but i just don't like the double standard that exists because they literally are saying now it's the obstruction that's the difference not the actual classified documents but i all they told us over and over with trump was no we don't know what's in those documents you just heard the president say that what could be in that information now it's classified info slips up all the time. I hate the double standard that exists. And I watched MSNBC and CNN last night, and the coverage

of that story was very, very minimal. I didn't see them talk about Biden on CNN until like 10 o'clock at night. I was sleeping by then. It's unbelievable. Alright, well that is your front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.

Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Hello, who's this? Yo, I want to say one thing. What? You want to say one thing? Why you didn't give the girl who hit the guy with the bowling ball, don't give the day? That's a good question. I haven't seen the video. I heard about it though

you know that was some but you gave dana howard um what's the white guy name dana white dana howard sang a song called freak like me back in the day love with dana howard yeah i know i love that song too but why you don't give that um jesus don't get a day i don't even know her name i'm gonna look it up i think i think she might be deserving of a donkey today. I think you're right, sir. She got to get two donkeys of the day. Okay, why are you drinking at this time of morning, bro? You just leaving the club?

Why are you drinking? That's when you know somebody's drunk. Why are you drinking? Why are you drunk? Why are you drinking? Those are hours when he's leaving the club, though. Definitely leaving. Hello, who's this?

This is Jordan the Welder. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Jordan! Good morning, Jordan. Get it off your chest. I just wanted to wish a safe and happy and healthy pregnancy to all the pregnant women out there, including myself. Congratulations.

You got a little welder on the way? Thank you. Yeah. Can you guys look at my Instagram page, please? What's your Instagram page? What's your IG? Jordan the Welder. Yeah.

Charlamagne follows me. Yeah. I didn't know you was pregnant. I didn't realize you was pregnant, though. Congrats. You got no pregnancy photos up there? Yeah. How many months?

Watch my story. I am six months. Congrats. Enjoy it. Yeah. Let me know where your registry at, Jordan. Thank you. I appreciate it. You have a good one, mama. You too. Bye. Hello. Who's up? Congrats. Enjoy it. Yeah, let me know where your registry at, Jordan. Thank you. I appreciate it.

You have a good one, mama. You too. Bye. Hello, who's this? Hi. Hey, how you doing? How's it going? What's your name, bro?

Rumble Jesus from Detroit. Rumble. Oh, boy. You're a poet? Yes. All right. You got some poetry for us this morning? Goodness gracious.

Sure. Go ahead. Before I was on this earth, I was wrong. Went from being a myth to born a legend. The funny thing is, Pops made me a high-level peasant. He wasn't even present. A deadbeat. Barely even spoke to me until I was dead meat.

Three days later, I was on my feet. I got up out of there. Went to see my peeps. Told them I was out of here. Time lapsed over 2,000 years. Now I'm doing poetry in front of descendants of those who murdered me. But I'm not my dad.

I won't hold you accountable for something you didn't ask for. That's how you cause a domino effect. Alright. What else do you do, bro? Jason Lee, do you have any thoughts? That cadence just put me to sleep. I can't.

And Jason's already kind of sleepy. Because he's not used to being up this morning. So you're supposed to come up here and give him something to pep him up. Okay? I mean, he could never survive in Wild Style. Well, Malcolm Jamal Warner's coming later. Yes. And he does poetry a little better than you, bro.

Okay. You don't have any other goals for the new year? What else you doing? Well, I do podcasting as well. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. What else? What else do you do? How you make money?

I got a regular nine to five. There you go. There you go. Stick with that, man. Stick with that. What is it? Merchandising. There you go.

That's Amazon, FedEx. I ain't mad at that, bro. Stick with that, man. Stick with that. What is it? Merchandising. There you go. That's Amazon, FedEx. I ain't mad at that, bro. Huh? Stick with the merchandising. Great benefits. It's a high benefit. Oh, okay. Well, have a good one, bro.

Yeah, keep growing. You're going to grow in that company. I believe in you. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need the vent, hit us up now. And Jason Lee, he's our celebrity guest host this morning, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It seems like it's going to fall. It's going to fall. And if it falls, what are we going to do? Yeah, not yet. How are we going to get goods and services? It's going to be hard getting goods and services.

It's already taken a long time to get goods and services. Yeah, nobody's going to be doing work for free out here. They're trying to box you guys out anyway because they're trying to create electric trucks, electric 18-wheelers that they won't actually need drivers. So, I mean, that's going to be real tough on your industry. Let me ask you something. Do you trust a truck going down the road 80,000 pounds with no driver in it? I don't.

I don't. But if you see what they're doing on the bridges and tolls, you know, I mean, there's no more people there anymore. Now it's all electric. So all those people lost their jobs. If you look at what they're doing in the trains and the buses, a lot of those people have lost their jobs. So it's going to be real difficult out there. Robots take it over.

Yeah, that's true. That's true. Hey, Envy, I got an idea for you, though. I know you're still doing the car show stuff, right? Yes, sir. All right. I know. I got a crazy idea. Not a crazy idea. All right. Well, sir. All right, I know. I got a crazy idea.

Not a crazy idea. All right, well, stay on hold. Stay on hold, everybody. Why would you tell the world that idea, bro? You ain't even trademarked it or nothing yet, I'm sure. Just stay on hold. Hello, who's this? Yo, good morning.

This is Stevie Steve from Delaware. Comedian. Stevie Steve. Delaware. Comedian. What's up? Happy New Year. Happy New Year, bro.

I'm sitting in my parking lot. I think I got to go to work comedian. What's up? Happy New Year. Happy New Year, bro. I'm sitting in my parking lot thinking of a good lie saying I ain't got to go to work today. What? What did he say? I'm sitting in my parking lot thinking of a good lie saying I ain't got to go to work today.

You're already there, bro. You might as well just go in. You're already there. I know, man. It's hard. There's a lot of diseases floating around. Pick one.

COVID, the flu, RSV. But if you're sitting in the parking lot, you shouldn't be calling on a radio show. Y'all let me co-host. I'm going to save my good life when I come home and co-host with y'all. Oh, my goodness. There was actually a podcaster poet who just called in. I think y'all should team up. Yeah, y'all should get together and do something together.

We could give up. Call it parking lot podcasting, a parking lot poetry, something. Something with parking lot poetry. I'm trying to be on anybody, comedian friends uh comedy shows hit me up ah they hit you up bro god bless those are people we deal with each and every morning jason wow i'm sure jason gets those kind of people too yeah no not really really yeah i'm just saying people who think they people who want to be on or who want to get in position but have done no work to be there? Absolutely.

Some of them are on Wild N' Out, but they make it to the first episode and then Nick sends them home. Jason Lee is our guest host this morning. He's going to be handling all the rumors. When we got rumors on the way, what are we talking about? They say Gunn is out here, the new 6ix9ine in these streets. He's defending himself. He's talking all hot. What?

Why this disparage of cancel culture when it comes to snitching? Gun is the new 6ix9ine, and I got that coming up. Whoa. All right. Jason Lee, ladies and gentlemen. Rumors on the way. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Morning everybody It's DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy We are the breakfast club DJ Envy Can you do something For me Why did Drake want 21 Savage to do so much for him, man?

He want 21 to get at his ops. He want 21 to get at his exes. Jesus Christ. All that for a collaboration album? Drake not trying to mess up that visa. You're right. I've been suspicious. He ain't stupid.

That's exactly what it is. Well, our guest host for today is Jason Lee. And we got rumors on the way, but we talking about Jason. Listen, we going to talk about Gunna snitching in a minute. But before that, what? Why does everybody get so uncomfortable when I say that? You're coming in so hot. Well, listen, it's early.

I got to wake myself up. But no, there's this non-funny comedian named Gerard Carmichael. I have not watched the Carmichael show. I don't care about what I watch. Carmichael show was great. Well, I'm sure it was. But what wasn't great was... Wait, hold on, hold on.

Go ahead, go. Room I had sit my room i had to call out a name or you 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 all right go what was the rumor report but this is jason lee with the tea get into this so gerard carmichael he hosted the golden globes the other day and it was really black everybody all black excellence was in the house getting uh honor but he was not honoring an icon who actually died there so the whitney houston to the Golden Globes the other day. And it was really black. Everybody, all black excellence was in the house getting honored. But he was not honoring an icon who actually died there.

So the Whitney Houston estate is now sounding off because at the Golden Globes, he gave a joke that wasn't really that funny. And this is what he said. We are pressed for time, but they wanted me to shout out the venue that we're in. So we are here live from the hotel that killed Whitney Houston the Beverly Hilton You guys so that's very exciting just ridiculous Yeah, Gerard my guy, but that joke didn't make much sense because the hotel didn't kill Whitney Houston Like what Whitney was doing in the hotel?

Unfortunately, you know killed Whitney. It's a corny joke, but this is a crazy part in 2012 We had that party with Whitney the day before she passed away this year we held our award show the hollywood unlock impact awards at that same hotel so we actually did that in honor of you know just the memory and relationship we have with you so it was uh so the pat houston this is the family spokesperson she's she's speaking out and she called the joke disappointing and she went on to say that this the whitney houston estate uh is disappointed in the joke and felt it was in poor taste yeah maybe he would have said maybe he would have just said this is the hotel where whitney houston you know passed away just mentioned it would have made more sense but i didn't get the whole because she's an icon she's a legend yes well he's gay

right yes he is yeah the entire lgbtq community is pissed i'm here to speak on behalf of all of them so all gays everywhere. Oh, because Whitney is a gay icon. I mean, she's an icon, period. She's an icon, period. But we honor her. And it's interesting

because yesterday I actually spoke to Monica. And Monica, when we were in the conversation about something else, brought back that day that she was with her the day before she died.

And she was just talking about how important Whitney was. This is before I even heard about this story. You were with Whitney the day before she died too, right? Partying with her, yeah.

Wow. She's walking through the club. She was dragging Ray J through the club like a side chick. Wow. Damn it, man. Well, shout out to Ray J. Shout out to Ray J. Yeah.

Want to keep going? Yeah, keep going. Okay, well, listen. We're going to go back and talk about this snitch now. I don't know why. Man, Chase Lee. Why are black people everywhere upset or shocked when I say this? Because when 6ix9ine did it, nobody said anything.

I just don't know if Gunna was snitching. I don't know. I personally don't know. Okay, well, he's back on social media saying that he wasn't snitching. Apparently, this is all coming down after he copped this plea in the YSL Rico case, but fans are not here for it. So recently, the rapper pled guilty to a racketeering conspiracy charge. He was released from jail.

Now, all the people I know from the hood, they go to jail. I mean, yes, we got away on the paperwork, but we ain't seen the paperwork. But what we have heard is the audio of him in the courtroom. And this is what he said. I became affiliated with YSL around 2016. Is that true as it pertains to you, Mr. Kitchens?

Yes, ma'am. YSL is a music label and a game. And you have personal knowledge that members or associates of YSL have committed crimes in burdens of the gang. Yes, ma'am. You were present when law enforcement officers stopped a vehicle in which you were present along with Jeffrey Williams, wherein hydrocodone, methamphetamines, and a firearm were recovered. These items did not belong to you. Yes, ma'am. And do you acknowledge the following statement? I recognize, accept, and deeply regret that my talent and music indirectly furthered YSL the game to the detriment of my community.

YSL as a game must end. Is that your statement or acknowledgement? Yes. Very polite. That's what i took from it okay okay okay at this point takashi 69 can open up for drake if that's what we're gonna say because gun and to me gun and 69 are literally the same person i will say this okay i don't know what the conversations between thug and Gunna was. Now, if Thug knew this and it was clear and this was okay, then I get it. But if Thug had no idea and he was railroading and had no idea what was going on and they're using this against him, then absolutely positively. Here's the thing. I have no idea if he's snitching.

And I honestly don't care because I'm not in the street. And I don't understand why anyone who's not in the street or never been in the street cares. Even with 6ix9ine, I never cared that 6ix9ine was sn's six nine i expected six nine to snitch what i always told you that one coming what i always told him was if you don't change your lifestyle you end up in jail today like you're gonna crash and burn well i only care because everybody's business is my actual business but but he you know gunna went on to say ninjas are acting like uh they switching to a side but it's only one side hashtag why i sell the label. Why he didn't put hashtag YSL the gang? That's what he said it was in the courtroom.

I mean, this is what I'm saying. Keep the same energy. When you in them court streets and you get on these other streets, keep that same energy. But isn't acknowledging YSL as a gang also acknowledging that he was indeed in a gang? So my whole thing is, I guess, the difference between him and not even just people say 6ix9ine, but just the other people at YSL.

The other people at YSL actually pointed at somebody. Well9ine but just the other people at YSL the other people at YSL actually pointed at somebody well the other people at YSL that pointed and said yeah such and such did this I didn't see who gonna point at that

who gonna point at the whole fight with Kevin Lyles and everybody in the industry was saying that YSL was a record label and not a gang and this was a label

that employed young brothers and sisters and helped the community that's what they were saying so with him saying it's a gang, it kind of proved the point of the prosecutor. That's called snitching!

I don't care. But I think we should wait on Thug. When Thug says, hey, these people turned on me, then we can, people can officially label them. Well, let me just be very clear. I know two Ricos. The one that he got arrested for and my assistant. And I promise you, if you play on my social media

I will call the FBI because I'm not in the gang I will snitch on your ass that's my whole point I be seeing people on social media I get that's the running joke on social media not a clown gunner but I'm like why do you care you not in the street you ain't never been in the street I don't think we should care care but I definitely think

we should keep that same energy I think it was easy for people to say it about 6ix i i everything i see i just heard that i mean to me i don't know i just always say like even when it comes down to gay stuff what would my brothers do my brothers wouldn't do the things i do yeah my brothers wouldn't snitch so that was snitching i think we should encourage more crime prevention shout out to ti oh my god god damn he just came up here with the chapel folks they told me to wake up i'm awake all right you're good now let me just T.I. Whoa, my God. Gee, God damn. Jason, he just came up here with a chopper. Just bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop. Folks, they told me to wake up. I'm awake.

All right, you're good. Now, let me just ask one last question. You told me to wake up. I'm awake. Is Doug still following Gunna on IG? I mean, he in jail. He ain't got no phone. How you going to unfollow him?

Wait till he get out. Let's see when he get out, what happen. If you get out and it's unfollowed, we know what it is. All right. Well, that is Jason Lee. That is the most 2023 thing to say. How do you know if Gunner's snitching on Thug? Is Thug still following him on Instagram?

That's the gauge now? Oh, man. Jesus. Well, that is Jason Lee with the T. All right. When we come back, we got to talk about cannabis. Well, it's more like DUI and how you can be pulled over for it. We'll explain.

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Only at DraftKings Sportsbook. What song is this? Weekend. Oh, I've heard better weekend songs. Well, Timmy just did this like two months ago. I like this song. I feel like when you're driving in the car

and the windshield wipers are going but it's not raining. You know what I mean? It's a little dreary. Yeah. It's a little dreary. Bro, Timmy just did it over like two, three months ago.

Well, whose song was that originally? That's Fugees. The Fugees. Who? I don't want it. Oh, Mario Wines. Mario Wines.

Yeah, he said the Fugees. That's not the Fugees. That's not the Fugees. That is Mario Wines. Yeah, that's Mario Wines. Then he sampled from the Fugees though. He sampled the beat but that's Mario Wines.

As soon as you said Fugees all I heard was Ready or Not and could not line it up. That was Ready or Not. That's what it sounds like. It's like a chopped and screwed version

of Mario Wines. That's what it sounds like. It's like a lightly chopped and screwed version of Mario Wines. Why we didn't play Glorilla and Moneybag Yo right there? Alright there all right anyway let's get some front page music what it's because it's radio don't care about music no more i still do sir well our guest host

today is jason lee all right now let's talk about buffalo bills yeah because he got the chop out this morning demar hamlin he has been discharged from the hospital nine days after he collapsed during a game from cardiac arrest. Doctors say we completed a series of tests and evaluations. And after speaking with the team, he was okay to let go. He can be at the crib to rehab and to relax at the house. Now, also yesterday, we know 10,000 flights have been delayed yesterday because of an FFA computer going down. Well, they spoke about it. Pete Buttigieg had something to say about it. What people need to know is that FAA will always act to make sure that passengers are safe.

And part of what you saw this morning was an act of caution to be sure until it was 100 percent airtight that the system was working properly, even just for delivering messages, that we had that ground stop. But I do think that broader question is a real one. What are the redundancies? What are the backups? What are the means to make sure that a disruption like this does not happen? Because what you saw this morning was something we haven't seen in a very long time and we need to design in in a field that's changing a lot and is going to be changing a lot more in the years to come but we need to design a system that does not have those kind of vulnerabilities stop pete what people need to know

is what actually happened that was a cyber attack okay i don't care what nobody say don't act like that was something normal normal 10 000 flights that's what i'm saying faa systems just don't go down somebody tapped the jaw to us systems just don't go down somebody tapped the jaw to us yesterday i don't know if it was the chinese or the russians but somebody did okay why do you think that uh we can't handle the truth because we can't everyone people be scared now we 10 000 flights go down on the same day after 9 11 i'm taking amtrak to new york everybody's going to get toilet paper everybody's going to get paper towels we already indulge in mad conspiracy theories anyway if you go on social media everybody's right hit paper towels we already indulge in mad conspiracy theories

anyway if you go on social media everybody's got these wild conspiracy theories just about all types of stuff so you might as well just tell us the truth and the truth can't be wider than these conspiracy theories but the scary thing i don't know if you've seen pelosi in the house on hbo max when they were actually filming her for a documentary when the insurgents happened it's kind of scary how they weren't even prepared to handle that. I'm sure they're not. But how would we handle, you know what I mean, 10,000 flights in the air at the same time? I mean, I don't know.

Just tell us the truth. Everything can't be a prepared statement. You know what I mean? Like, just tell us the truth. Like, especially in this day and age of social media where, like, breaking news happens all the time. Like, I'm pretty sure the American public could handle. I don't think so. It would cripple the country.

Because what will people do? They're going to run to the grocery stores and buy out the groceries. They're going to run to the bank. We do that anyway. Remember when we ran out and bought all the toilet paper? Yeah. Well, yeah. Well, that's what they're nervous about.

They're going to run to the bank. You're going to take out all your money at the bank, which is going to hurt the stock market and Wall Street. And that's what they don't want. So you're saying it's going to be chaos and outrage and irrational things happening. Correct. The airline industry is barely getting back to normal after covid i mean you think if they were to say that cyber attack happened and you know yeah nobody would want to get on the plane i wouldn't i know one thing wouldn't nothing stop in florida wouldn't nothing stop in texas

wouldn't nothing stop in georgia i promise you whatever it is that we'll get over it now lastly you know weed is being legalized in so many different states. So now, police are trying to come up with ways to find out if drivers are driving high. So they're trying to figure out a test, how they can test people, how they can check if it's bringing a dog to smell or if it's bringing

somebody else to see if they could actually do a pee test or whatever. Pull up with snacks, cops. Pull up with snacks. And if immediately I take that snack out your hand, I just ask for a bite, I might have the munchies. It's possible. But is driving high a bad thing? I mean, high on weed. Well, under the influence, yes.

I know you live in LA. I've never known anybody to crash from being high on marijuana. Well, let's say your reflex is a lot slower. Usually you drive slower yeah so i want to drive my driving would blow my high i couldn't even i don't when i get high i like to just sit on the couch and do nothing yeah i can't smoke weed i don't even like to talk when i'm high so

why would i want to drive high all right well that is your front page news now when we come back malcolm jamal warner will be joining us i need y'all to uh you know remember this question for a black trivia black trivia in the future. Because this is going to pop up one day. Who was the first guest in the new Breakfast Club studio? At some point in life, that's going to be a question. Who was the first guest in the Breakfast Club studio? Who was the first guest on the original Breakfast Club?

Who was our first guest ever? Ray J. I know you know. He's looking at me. I thought you was asking me. But in the new studio, new chapter, the first Breakfast Club. Who's our first guest ever? Ray J. I know you know. He's looking at me. I thought you was asking me. But in the new studio, new chapter,

the first guest ever, Malcolm Jamal Warner. That's right. Write that down for a future Black Trivia question. Wait, am I the first guest host? You are the first guest host. Put that one down, too. There you go.

That's right. Of course, you know him as Theo Huxtable, and we're going to kick it with him next. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Power 105.1. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We got a special guest in the building. You know what's interesting?

I was thinking about, you know, organically, who was going to be the first guest in the new Breakfast Club studio. Because to me that's important. Because you're setting off a new generation. You're setting off a new chapter. So who would be the first guest? And I'm honored. Legend.

We should be honored. Icon. Come on, man. Grew up on him. Come on, man. Ladies and gentlemen, Malcolm Jamal Warner. Welcome. Word.

You said first guest. It didn't really register. Oh, I said it? Yeah, before we start. Yeah. But now, okay, I got it. Now, you are the first guest in our new studio. Ladies and gentlemen.

First guest of the year. First guest in the new studio. I'll take that. Some of y'all know him as Theo Huxtable, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome. Word. Thank you. Thank you very much.

Now, I want to, for people that don't know, I want to start from the beginning. You ain't asked the most important question. What? Have you played the Mega Millions? That's the most important question. I thought you were going to say how you feeling, how you doing asked the most important question. What? Have you played the Mega Millions? That's the most important question? I thought you were going to say how you feeling, how you doing, how you holding up. Happy New Year. I guess I need to, huh?

You need to, man. I need to. So about Billy. 1.3 billion. Okay. I did one, I don't know, the last one was in the Billions a couple months ago. Yep. How'd you do?

Well, I thought I was doing good. I went in there, I was like, yo, give me, uh, uh. So, my wife has numbers that are, like, her lucky numbers. So, when the numbers get real big, she wants to play those numbers. Correct. And there's, like, three. So, I took hers, and I was like, you know what? Play these.

And I was like, I'm going to splurge. Give me three more. You know, I think I'm doing good. And this cat next to me in the next lane, he was like, give me 200 like that so I'm not you know I'm I didn't win I don't have my own breakfast club so clearly I didn't win $2 $8 $10 nothing so you didn't do good no no I might go back in, though. I mean, if it's in the billions again. It's a billy right now.

Now, you're from Jersey City. Now, for most people that don't know, how did you get your start in show business? Because we heard that you were a rapper at first. You were in a rap group. Almost signed by Def Jam at the time. Any truth to that? That was after Cosby, though, right? Yeah, that was after Cosby.

That was after Cosby. So how did you get your start with show business? I was after Cosby though right? yeah that was after Cosby that was after Cosby so how did you get your start with show business? I was doing basically community theater my mother was always looking for me

to looking for things for me to do outside of going to school and coming home and hanging out so like I played basketball

and that wasn't my thing I thought I was going to be a basketball player and then one season, one year basketball season was over, my mother's friend suggested this community theater and asked me if I wanted to go. So I went down, auditioned, got in

and found myself doing theater and just absolutely loved it. So like at nine years old, I was like, oh, this is what I want to do and what it was, it was really, it was the first curtain call. Like, the first play I did was called Alice, Is That You? And it was basically a takeoff of The Wiz.

Like, Dorothy gets to Oz, and everybody thinks she's Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Right? And I played the Tin Man. And I just remember the first opening night coming out for curtain call. Coming out and people clapping and standing up. And I'm like nine years old, and I'm like, yo, I can get into this. People stand up and clap for you. Yeah, I like this.

How did you book Cosby? What was that process like? That's funny. So when my agent first submitted me, they were looking for a 6'2", 15-year-old. Jesus Christ. They was all getting ready for the NBA. It was clear. Well, because Ennis was 15 and was 6'2", 15-year-old. Jesus Christ. They was all getting ready for the NBA. It was clear. Well, because Ennis was 15 and was 6'2".

Who was Ennis? Mr. Cosby's son. Oh, okay. Got you, got you, got you. So in the original script, there was this running joke, like Theo would get in trouble or something and Cliff would be like,

Theo, stand up. And Theo stands up and he's towering over Cliff and Cliff would be like theo sit down okay so they were trying to get that they couldn't find that kid okay and she submitted me they didn't want to see me and at the last minute she resubmitted me because they couldn't find the guy and they were doing network callbacks this crazy because it was good friday 84 uh i auditioned at 6.30 on Friday afternoon and the network callbacks were that Monday. So they were already flying in somebody from Chicago,

flying in somebody from New York. So I was literally the last person they saw. And when I went in for the network callbacks, I went in and I did the audition like, you know, see you know I was watching different strokes and whatnot so you see kids being smart Alex and talking back to the parents and rolling their eyes so I was doing the scene like that and in the room is you know network um you know producers studio and I'm killing in the room everybody's like I'm hitting

all the beats and everybody's laughing and I'm killing and i finish and everybody's like cool except mr cosby and he's looking at me and he's like would you really talk to your father like that and i said no he said well i don't want to see that on the show so you go back out and you give me something else and come back later and because it was the network callbacks like everybody was there so they had you know audition everybody for other parts and finally i following, I came back in and, uh, gave them 180 degree turn. Well,

clearly he saw something in you though. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, uh, and you know, they gave me a shot to come back and redo it.

And that's how I booked it. You know, what's interesting about what you said early, uh, you said that you was in theater at nine years old. So people see these gifted young actors on shows like cosby back in the day and we don't realize the background because nowadays it feel like it's no point of entry to you know get on these tv shows or anything or social media or social media

like you actually went and were perfecting your craft before you got to that point yeah and i still do like i've always every couple years i'll do theater even when i was on cosby like i always go back to theater because that is the uh i mean that's the that's the foundation you know so i always say like theater is my favorite platform uh television is my favorite paycheck but theater is really like like that's i mean that's that that's that's the right. Have you ever just sat back and reflected on what you and the Cosby show meant to black people in really the world from 84 to 92? Yeah. Yeah. It's something that we still talk about.

Right. So. Who's we? You say we the character. No, no, I'm saying we like, like worldwide. The culture. The culture. Yeah.

You know, because it's had a an indelible um irreversible effect yeah you know on the culture so i mean it's something i'm very proud like no matter what i'm very proud to um you know have been a part of that and part of that um you know just to have that kind of i guess influence if you will and when I was younger you know it was always I was always trying to escape this role model you know title because I was like oh my god he's a role model and my thing was always we always equate perfection with role model so I never wanted the pressure of being you know being seen as flawless because I just I didn't want that.

Like that wasn't me. So I used to kind of kind of shy away from that, you know, that title. But now that I'm older, not that I want to be considered a role model, but do understand the uh you know having the platform i understand uh having the ear of young people like you know fortunately i'm still at a place where i'm still relevant enough where you know what i say can still have influence people will always listen to you because of that time period. Sure, yeah. Straight up. Yeah. And that's something I take seriously. So I was really fortunate because we shot Cosby here in New York. And, you know, during the 80s, man.

Y'all didn't show the other side of Brooklyn. That wasn't Brooklyn in the 80s. That was actually Manhattan. That was actually downtown. So we shot in Brooklyn, then we shot in Queens. But that stoop, that front stoop was actually in the village. In the village, Manhattan. That was actually the... No, so we shot in Brooklyn, then we shot in Queens. But that stoop, that front stoop was actually in the village. In the village, yeah. That wasn't even Brooklyn.

Right by the old station. Yeah. All right, we got more with Malcolm Jamal Warner. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God.

Jason Lee is hanging out with us today. We got a special guest we're still kicking it with, Malcolm Jamal Warner. I was going to ask, Theo, you being always looked at as Theo, Jason Lee is hanging out with us today. We got a special guest we're still kicking it with, Malcolm Jamal Warner. I was going to ask, Theo, you being always looked at as Theo, does that ever bother you? Because with certain characters that we always look at, whether it's Steve Urkel, he's always going to be Steve Urkel, and you're always Theo.

Does that ever bother you? No, it doesn't bother me. But there's been this, I guess, this wave of interpretation that it bothers me because if somebody calls me Theo, I'm like, no, my name is Malcolm. Right. But I've always done that. But some people, they misinterpret it as like, I get mad when people call me Theo. My thing is like, no. And even when I was on Cosby, I wouldn't answer to Theo because as far as I was concerned,

Theo was not going to be the end all be all for me. Like at 15 years old to think like, oh, if this is going to be the height of my career, that's a depressing thought. When the show first aired, I'm 14. You know, the ratings are out the box. And my mom sat me down. She said, baby, it's great that this show is the phenomenon that it is. But you know how this business is. This show could be over

next year what are you gonna do when the show's over she said i can type i can always get a job but what are you gonna do when the show's over so she impressed upon me the concept of longevity so i wasn't you know i when i was on the show i never asked you to theo and especially now you should know right like now if somebody calls me theo they're being a yeah because they know my name right and i also don't think people look at you as theo like i get what you're saying they shouldn't at this point like you've done a you've done a lot other than theo i mean you had a whole other show with your name in it yeah yeah how long did it take you to adjust to life after Cosby show?

Like how did things look in 92? Well, I'd always prepared for it. That was the thing. Like I was, you know, from that conversation that my mom had with me, we literally spent each year of that show as if it were the last year because we didn't know. So I had always prepared for for life after after kaji so when the show was over i had my own show for a half a season on nbc and then from that i went straight to theater um so i i was i i've always i've always worked no there may there may have been you know uh longer stretches of unemployment than I would have liked.

But we're talking like maybe two, three years. But I always knew that the transition from being seen as child star to being taken seriously as an adult actor wouldn't necessarily be a smooth one. And that's why I started directing early. Like I started directing like 16. By 18, I was directing

Cosby episodes. I was directing music videos episodes i was directing music videos i was directing fresh prince of bel-air so when i came off of cosby yeah what episode i think it was episode with raven one of the raven simone's episodes okay yeah i was i wonder did you look at bill cosby as a father figure because you around him so much he did so much acting like right and and i mean you're a good actor but it was believable it seems like you admired him as a father when I would watch the show or even see you behind the scenes of the show or whatever. Well, I was doing theater. I was perfecting my craft at night. That's a great job.

Right. No, because, you know, my father has always been, you know, an integral part of my life. So I have a father. He was, you know, know miss cosby was obviously someone i worked with someone i respected but ennis was also you know a close friend of mine so he was also like ennis's dad gotcha so it wasn't um i mean i i would definitely say he was a mentor because he you know he schooled me on a lot of you know on a lot of things but the um i i love But I love the father-son relationship between Cliff and Theo, but that wasn't our relationship. We're mad cool, but it wasn't the father figure.

Now, as a mentor, did he school you on to contracts and negotiations? Because that thing, it's still on now. And I'm like, do you still get paid? And was everything taken care of the right way? Or was it you were a new actor, you got got? Yeah, we got got. No, I wasn't saying we. And I'm like, do you still get paid? And was everything taken care of the right way? Or is it you're a new actor? You got got. Yeah, we got. Well, I want to say we got got.

That's not fair. That's not. That's completely unfair to say we got got. But I will say this. So, yeah. So we get residuals. Right. But the thing that people don't necessarily understand about residuals is every time an

episode repeats, you get a percentage of what your original paycheck was. And that show has repeated forever. Correct. So let's say, to put things in perspective, about 10, 12 years ago, I remember getting an episode check for $64. I thought an original check would be a quarter sometimes at some point sending the check out costs more than what the check is so for a period of time though that lump sum

was a nice padding but then after a while once it just keeps airing it's not a whole lot but when you have uh points when you've got back end that's when you're forever making money because when they syndicate the show however many times they syndicated you have a piece of the show so you're getting that kind of money we didn't get ownership we had no no back end we didn't know about back end and even

if we did we didn't have any leverage to negotiate you said something that made me feel like i'm gonna fail a black history trivia question what show did you have on nbc for a half a season oh man it was uh trust me on how to failure they they they they they on that too it was a show called here and now i definitely don't remember that show yeah it came on it so it came on saturday nights it was uh it came on after or came on before. It was a show called Out All Night with Patti LaBelle. I remember Out All Night. Yeah, so we were on.

I was on that. Were you really? Yeah, yeah. With Morris Chestnut? I was. He thinks he's Morris Chestnut. Oh, got it. He swears he looks like Morris Chestnut.

It's so disrespectful to Morris Chestnut But he swears Morris said he gets mistaken for me sometimes He said that just recently happened And you were the only one Well, it happened And I'm holding that No Alright

Oh God, that's hilarious I remember that all night I definitely remember that Patti LaBelle, Morris Chestnut, yeah So it was during that time So this is something that's really interesting So we had that show The president or the programmer at NBC at the time

Didn't like the show, right the time didn't like the show. Right. And didn't think the show was going to do well. And it was basically, you know, it wasn't Theo. But, you know, my character worked in the community center in Harlem. And the program of NBC didn't think it was going to be a funny show, didn't think it was going to work. We shot the pilot and they do what's called uh pilot screening week where they get all their pilots they screen them then they get rated and then that's how they decide what's going to go on there um my show came in number two so really the only question was um do we put this show you know on Thursday night before different world or after different right because so for eight years if my face is you

know if the Americas used to sing my face at Thursdays at 8 o'clock it makes sense that if my pilot does well you're gonna put me on Thursdays either at 8 o'clock or 830 they the programmers still didn't like the show and he put me on Saturday night. Which is why nobody ever heard it because my audience is not going to be watching even on Saturday night. And then when the number one rated, the number one pilot,

they put in that 8 o'clock slot, they canceled after two weeks. So we're like, okay, cool. They're putting number two in that slot. Kept me on saturday night then they put out all night in that slot wow like nbc just they were not trying to hear that show no matter how well it did so we got we got canned half a season in so what you don't know about that show here and now uh this cat named dante bizet was on the show right everybody knows him as Yassine Bey right now. Oh, wow.

Lauren Hill was on the show. Wow. What? Yeah. Omar Epps was on the show. What? Yeah. Yeah.

But NBC, they didn't dig the show. Of course, this was before they blew up. But yeah, they were all on the show. If they'd have made one little adjustment and made you Theo on that show, and you older now, I bet you it would have worked. You know what? It's possible. I want to ask, you know, out of all your episodes, I'll ask Charlamagne.

So my most memorable Cosby show is, of course, The Gordon Contreras. Season one episode. And of course. That's not the most memorable. But maybe. Of course, The Earring. Maybe two of them. That was episode eight?

I think it was season one episode. Okay. Of course, The Earring. The Earring. Dance Mania. I did the same thing when I got my Earring. So That was episode eight? I think it was season one episode. Okay. Of course, the airing. The airing. The airing. Dance mania. I did the same thing when I got my airing. Dance mania.

What was your favorite? All of those, but I think that at the top of this would be the pilot. When Theo was getting D's in school, and they did the whole Monopoly money thing. And, you know, Theo gives this speech. I just want to be regular people. You're a doctor, and mom's a lawyer. And you're both successful and everything, and, you know, Theo gives this speech. I just want to be regular people. You're a doctor and mom's a lawyer. And you're both successful and everything, and that's great. But maybe I was born to be a regular person and have a regular life.

If you weren't a doctor, I wouldn't love you less because you're my dad. Instead of acting disappointed because I'm not like you maybe you can just accept who I am and love me anyway because I'm your son why can't you love me for me it was like this beautiful heart in the audience nine and cliff looks at yo and it's a steal that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life no wonder you get d's and everything and so for me that was significant because it set the tone for the show like any other show at that point the music would have started correct the father and son would have hugged yep but he But he went left with that, and I just love that because that set the tone that this was going to be a different kind of show.

Gotcha. We're going to talk to you about other stuff other than Colby. I just want to, as a fan, I got to get something. No doubt. No doubt. It's my first time here. We got to go. No doubt.

All good. Did you ever keep the Gordon Gartrell shirt? I did not. I think it's in the Smithsonian, if I'm not mistaken. It should be. It should be. Yeah. That was a classic. That was definitely

one of our most fun and for me, most memorable episodes. All right, we got more with Malcolm Jamal Warner. When we come back, don't move.

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We got a special guest we're still kicking to it, Malcolm Jamal Warner. Charlamagne? Now, are you still cool with cockroach? Call Anthony Payne. We're cooler. We're cooler as adults than we were during that time. Really?

What? Y'all didn't get along back then? No, no, we didn't. Not at all? No, we didn't. This young ego? Yeah. Yeah.

That's what it was. All right. Yeah. And it was, yeah. It was, when I talk about earlier, the original callbacks for Cosby, they flew in an actor from Chicago and flew in an actor from New York. Carl was the actor.

They flew in from New York. So had I not auditioned for the show, Carl would have played Theo. Damn. I look at you every day and see you took my part. And then I got to come back and play your best friend? Damn. So, you know, I think on one hand, you know, that may have had something to do with it. No, that was part of it.

And he just had a huge ego. From New York? You know, yeah, he had a huge ego. And I didn't come from that kind of place and you know the way I the way I felt then and the way

I feel now you know based on my career if anybody you know should walk around with a huge ego it should be me

and if I don't roll like that I don't really I have very little tolerance for people who roll like that so we never really we just never really got along back then. But we're grown now. And Carl's been through a lot.

His journey is, he's had a journey. And as adults, we've been able to sit down and have conversations. And we're in a very cool grown man place now. Then we were teenagers. I feel like you had to be broken up or something the way you sounded. I had to be broken up before? Like there's a furniture movement? No, no, no, no.

It wasn't that bad. Okay, okay. It wasn't that bad. Why when it came to musical expression it was jazz? Because you a hip-hop baby. So the jazz so it's when i started my band you know i was always doing already doing poetry but i was in the the the spoken word scene i was doing spoken word with other bands and whatnot but when i started my band

it was to i was playing bass it was to kind of i wanted to do like this jazz funk kind of thing. And then ultimately, I ended up infusing my poetry with my own band. And Neo Soul was big at the time. And people, because of the spoken word and what I was doing, they wanted to call it Neo Soul. And at the time, I was like, nah, Neo Soul is a fad. I don't want to be associated with a fad, because when that runs out, people might not be as interested in what i'm doing if i call it jazz funk then i could it's something i could grow into so when i'm 50 60 years old i could still be doing that and at

the time i'm 26 20 i'm like 28 now at the time i was like besides no one's gonna want to hear a dude rapping at 50 years old now well now fast forward fast forward you know cast is still nice but at 28 we get we at 28 we didn't see it we couldn't see that correct but so the jazz funk spoken word was just kind of my way of having this lane. But it's really, what I do is really, it's soul, R&B, and hip hop at the end of the day. Because I'm not, though I'm a jazz student, I'm not, I wouldn't consider myself a jazz musician. But I just wanted to use that title because I didn't want to get lumped in in neo soul i didn't want to just call it because it's not just r&b it's not just and it's not just spoken word it's not just hip

hop it's really a combination of all of that so when i describe it i describe it as a jazz funk spoken word band um but it's probably more of a you know r&b soul uh spoken word. And Hiding in Plain View is Grammy nominated, right? Yeah, yeah. How's that feel? Yeah, it's dope. Where, where, where? I got a Grammy in 2015 with Robert Glasper and Layla Hathaway. Man, I did not know that.

Yeah, wow. Yeah, on Robert's Black Radio 2 album. He does a cover of Stevie Wonder's Jesus Children of America. And Layla sings. And then I do a poem in tribute to the kids from Sandy Hook. And in 2015, that won for Best Traditional R&B Performance. Oh, wow. So for this album, Hiding in Plain View, which is my fourth album, for that to get Grammy nominated, you know it's like that I mean you know

it takes to a whole nother level like of course getting a Grammy that's amazing it means everything but to have my own work record and my own work that I did most of the production on myself even though I don't do this for validation it's so validating you know and it feels congratulations thank you man we got to talk about accused the reason you're here you got a new show on fosco it starts uh january 22nd yeah tell us about accused because it's not much on it we i looked at the trailers we all looked at the trailers we see you in an orange jumpsuit so yeah break down accused so accused is a uh a courtroom anthology series so every episode

is a standalone episode like twilight zone or black mirror um my particular episode is i i play a man whose daughter uh is sexually accosted in a park and i choose to meet out justice myself. Handle things on your own. Yeah. So you're only on one episode? It's only one episode. One episode, okay. But it's a powerful episode. It's hard to watch because of the subject matter

and I think that's what it is with all the episodes. They're tough to watch because subject matter is really tough but the show um is really good and i'm i'm very proud of the work on the show and again it's just another side like with the resident um as well it's just another side of me that people don't normally get to see i wasn't gonna ask before you get up out of here would you mind doing a poem why don't we just play one from the album he could do one he could do one do a live he's here would you rather do one would you rather do one of those guests i

appreciate it okay um this piece is uh asante sana abadigani comrade what you still on that freedom word like you don't mean this poetry we still be on that weed that birthing inspirational couplets and breed them that i spit cat should heat them that words can't break my bones but if you cut me homes i bleed them atonement for the masses of hard asses and heads that tread on civil liberties in the most uncivilized of fashion is said to be dead. Can we afford to be dumb for free? See that's the question I'm asking as I beg for an ounce of truth amongst the aloof

surrounding me. My vices are proof that these demons keep hounding me reality keeps pounding me almost astounding me into the strange hypocrisy you see I preach the same hope that I'm losing daily like my religion people deep I bear my soul I stand on the precipice of this crossroads it's like I want to give my life to the cause but which one Ignorance is running so ridiculously rampant. I can't tell if I'm hating or merely debating just for fun But I do know my heart heaves heavy upon hearing the fluttering hum of the feeble footsteps of fear Stamping out the ferocious flames of our dogged desire and

determination to outpace the perilous prophecy our captors have programmed to be our faith and thus our fate i know my soul soul rides with anxiety aches lies no longer need disguise when they start looking like the truth like how do we ignore cries of ill-guided youth spitting dope bars of self-hate over beats that bang harder than strange fruit hangs? Meanwhile, her breasts hang and her booty bangs harder than the gun claps of rival gangs fighting over territory they don't even own.

And in magic cities everywhere, she feeds her babies based on her ability to shake what her mama gave her because her pops was too busy breaking in his disappearing act to save her from these mean streets that eat the meek in one swallow. Lies no longer need disguise when the truth is viewed as hollow through the eyes that need it most. We, descendants of stolen legacies, we are the guardians. We are the gardeners. We are the soil. We are the toil. We are the protectors of our seeds who need to be protected, who need to see true love and black excellence redirected, not through fame and fortune, but redirected through character and deed.

And indeed, it is those who stand on the front line fighting for the minds of our young, black, and gifted. It is you who are an inspiration to me because you are the revolution we do not see on TV. Asante, Sana. Malcolm Jamal Warner. Yo, thanks for having me. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you, brother. Youante Sana. Malcolm Jamal Warner. Malcolm Jamal Warner. Yo, thanks for having me. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Thank you, brother. You got it. Thank you. Wow. All right. Shout out to that brother. If you want to see the full interview, you can hit up the website, which is breakfastclubonline.com.

Dropping the clues bombs for Malcolm Jamal Warner. Legend. First guest in this new chapter of the Breakfast Club. First guest in our new studio. And the lighting was amazing. See how good our skin look? All that melanin? Somebody said y'all look IA too. You and Jason. They said we look

light skin, ashy. Just say what they said. They did. They said in the old studio y'all looked ashy and light skin. But in this studio they said y'all light skin is poppin'. Well, somebody just told me. Well, let's get to the rumors. Jason Lee is here. He's our guest host today. What we talking about? Listen, 50 Cent the master troll who I want no smoke with, but I got to do my job.

Why didn't you play the intro, though? I was supposed to be the tease. Oh. 50 Cent, and then we played. Oh, sorry. I did tell him. Jason's just ready to shoot. I know.

Play the intro. Rule my hazard. Rule my hazard. 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?

Yes. On The Breakfast Club. Now pull a gun out, Jason. I'm not used to foreplay when it comes to the tea. I like to get straight to it. Wow. And we told you to pull it out. No.

Tell me when to turn the camera on. Yeah, there's no lubrication. There's no lubrication. All right. 50 Cent is taking some accountability, which master troll taking some accountability which I really love and he's apologizing for not believing Megan Thee Stallion in the whole Tory Lanez shooting case now 50 said that he was wrong for trolling Meg

after her explosive interview with Gayle King well a lot of us did but I didn't remember that he posted a meme from the scene of Ricky and Boys in the Hood running away from the gang members in the alley and the picture showed Megan's face on Ricky and Tory's face on the shooter well anyway he was recently talking about it uh on a morning show and that's what he said megan the stallion uh versus tori lanes the guilty verdict everything yeah i i'm

gonna apologize to megan the stallion when she said uh she was with gail she said were you intimate with tori lanes and she said uh what? And then it was like, no. I was like, ah, she's lying. At that point, I knew she was lying. There wouldn't be no reason for me to be around each other. From that, it felt like she was lying to me. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, little things would pop up,

and I wasn't being supportive of her at that point. Right. You were a little more vocal. Yeah, and the only reason why I felt like, you know, at some point you should apologize, I should apologize to her, is because when I heard the phone conversation, that made me feel like, oh, now I know what happened. And that was on Big Boy. Yeah, that was on Big Boy's show.

Yeah, I mean, a lot of people I think right now, and I'm not saying that this is you, 50, because you know you tend to stay 10 toes down on what you say. But a lot of people are trying to kiss Meg's ass because now they want that exclusive interview or some type of relationship. Maybe get her in BMF. I don't know. But, you know, I want to shout out this woman named Char. Her name is Char Adams at NBCUniversal.

She wrote this story about, was it Char? Yeah, from NBC. She wrote this story basically saying that all of us were gaslighting Meg and not believing in Meg and you know she attacked all the bloggers and everybody that had a lot to say about what was

happening in the case when she got it wrong and after talking to her on the phone I think it was the speech impediment that you know messed up her brain

and let it get all the way to the top floor damn it man yeah I never understood how anyone who read those court documents could you know think that Tory Lanez

was beating that case Envy I told you that's just too much evidence to get to and I always said you just never know like i always said there's always three sides there's some there's her side his side and then the truth in the middle and the jurors got the truth and they that was her side his side kelsey's side and then the truth but that's the thing when these situations happen you should listen to everyone right like you have to listen to megan yes she did get shot she's the victim correct but if tory said he didn't do it you got to listen to him too but at the end of the day in court all that matters is the evidence right okay

that's all that matters we don't see everything in that courtroom that all those documentation comes out the the doctors the investigators all that comes out all that was in the court docs i read beforehand bro i testify and i told told you this the phone call was in there But I told you I told you that in the court documents It said that police had a phone call of Tory apologizing for the incident and they the gun read the do on his hands The the neighbor that I can't believe the defense called Because he was the one who really filled the deal because he was saying that the little one was shooting everywhere right but the crazy part is on one on one on one hand you didn't want to say tory was guilty because we don't want to say a black man was guilty before he had his day

in court and then the other on the other hand protect hashtag protect black women was a real thing you know and some people were still not believing meg but i don't know i texted her and asked her if she felt vindicated she you know she's just kind of taking a step back and watch it all unfold yeah none of the problem is this stuff plays out in the court of public opinion and none of this should ever play out in the court of public opinion and i don't even understand why people be trying to convince the court of public opinion when there's an actual court of law if you got an actual court date correct and you you're gonna have your day in court who cares about what the court of public opinion says well that was part of the problem too i mean they wanted people to

stop playing tory's records before the court case it was too much going on like you said public opinion was too much before the actual case you should listen to everyone involved but you have to believe the evidence listen there's some more evidence uh that there's another conversation conversation happening and it's really in your community because in our community we've been known about this who's our community well your community no never mind never mind the straight community yellow let me go to this topic yellow I was confused listen yellow bees is in the news because he's reacting to being in an all-gender large-scale bathroom in New York City which is crazy because we've been doing that in our community from day one but this is uh audio that we heard here you go in new york this is legal

so cool i didn't want to let y'all know new york you go to the restaurant with men and women and this is legal and i'm i'm appalled I'm not his parents. I'm not his parents. I'm a mom. His family now. Yeah, I'm just... It just is really... They just want you to really just get lifted up and... I guess. I don't understand it. And this is completely legal, right?

Back in my day, all gender bathrooms used to be called unisex. Yeah, unisex, yeah. Yeah, what I was trying to say, in our community, in the gay community, we've had unisex bathrooms for years i'm surprised that this is even news well the legendary tunnel it was unisex bathrooms like that's oh back in the day yeah legendary tunnel was unisex you walk in and be women men yeah where did the tunnel lead and that is jason lee with the t man you walk in the tunnel do you walk in the tunnel in our, speaking of tunnels... In our clubs, you do. Okay. Well, speaking of tunnels, who you giving that donkey to?

Before after the hour, President Biden needs to come to the front of the congregation. We like to have a word with him, okay? He'll like it. All right, we'll get to it next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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There is no question that there are problems in this country between police and community. Yes, you are a donkey. The latest on that police killing of a black man. Now to new developments in the deadly spa shooting rampage. Yesterday was a really bad day for him, and this is what he did. And so we are in a state of emergency. Okay, white supremacist violence is and always has been the number one threat to our society.

But I'm also very proud that my wife is white. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Alright, Charlene, please tell me, why was I your donkey of the day? Well, donkey of the day for Thursday, January 12th goes to the president of the United States of America, Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. Now, this is why

I don't pledge allegiance to any political party because when you pledge allegiance to a political party, you automatically turn in your ability to speak truth to power on said political party. Both sides do it. Okay, Republicans and Democrats. Conservatives make excuses for things Republican politicians do. Liberals make excuses for things Democrat politicians do.

It's disgusting. All right, there are not too many people out there who are actually speaking objective truth about both sides. And that's why we the people are confused. Okay, I don't be knowing what's right. I don't be knowing what's wrong. y'all move to goalposts depending on who from what party does what now if you haven't heard the 46th president of the united states of america joe biden is under fire because it's been discovered that president biden has a two dozen classified documents in a private office in washington that biden used as part of a think

tank that was the first batch of classified documents because aides to President Biden have discovered at least one more additional batch of classified documents in a location separate from his Washington office. I can't make any of this up. Let's go to ABC News for the report, please. Tonight, sources tell ABC News that after attorneys for President Biden discovered a batch of classified documents in a former office he used

after being vice president, they immediately went digging to see if there were any more. And we're now told that they did end up finding a second set of classified documents at another location. People know I take classified documents and classified information seriously. Sources telling ABC News the initial batch of roughly 10 classified documents discovered in November were vice presidential briefing papers, some marked top secret, with information about a number of other countries. I don't know what's in the documents. My lawyers have not suggested I ask what documents they were. I've turned over the boxes. They've turned over the boxes to the archives, and we're cooperating fully.

The White House emphasizes that as soon as Biden's attorneys discovered the documents, they quickly contacted the National Archives, which in turn reached out to the Justice Department, which has launched a preliminary investigation. Former President Donald Trump, on the other hand, who took more than 300 classified documents with him to Mar-a-Lago, refused to turn over all the material for months, which ultimately led the FBI to search his home. It sounds pretty light, right? The way they reported that. The story sounds familiar, though, right? You heard that before, huh? You heard that before. Why does it sound familiar? It sounds familiar because, as he said at the end, Trump is under criminal investigation by the DOJ for his removal of government records from the White House when he left office in 2021, as well as for possible obstruction of justice in connection with efforts by federal authorities to recover these documents.

A FBI raid of Magalago discovered thousands of pages of government documents, more than 100 of which were marked classified or highly classified. They even raided other properties of Trump's and a team hired by Trump found at least two items more classified in the West Palm Beach, Florida storage unit. Basically, to me, all these politicians clearly do the same stuff. I know. I know. It's a no liberal soldier out there right now saying they're not the same. Charlemagne Trump obstructed justice by not turning them over. Biden turned his over. Hey, man, relax. OK, you don't have to make excuses for that man. All right. I know you don't want to tell the truth because you don't have to make excuses for that man. All right. I know you don't want to tell the truth because you don't want to lose your invite to the White House

Christmas party. But stop. All right. The hypocrisy surrounding this story is nuts. Listen how Trump was reported on when his documents were found. This is MSNBC. Listen, this is a big deal. What this shows, obviously, is that the FBI was able to convince a judge that there was probable cause to believe that there was evidence of a crime and that that evidence existed at this location, that they had to go and do this search, you know, a big Fourth Amendment intrusion into someone's property. There's been some speculation this relates to the case of the missing records from the National Archives. If you recall, there were reports that Trump took some records from the White House they shouldn't have taken. That's conceivably possible, but this is just a huge, huge step, unprecedented in American history perhaps by the FBI.

And so it's coming in the context of this other set of investigations involving Trump and election, seeking to overturn the election, people close to him being called before the grand jury, lawyers who advised him being targeted with their own warrants so there's a lot going on in terms of law enforcement activity directed at the former president is biden being investigated as a crime yet shouldn't it be i mean it really must suck to pledge allegiance to a party look all you democratic d writers please know d writing has never been a suitable form of transportation okay secretary, Secretary Pete wouldn't even recommend that. All right. I know, you know, liberal soldiers are saying it's not the documents that are the problem. It's the obstruction. OK, Trump obstructs the justice by not turning the documents over when they ask.

Sure, that was part of it. But don't sit here and play with our intelligence and act like y'all didn't make it seem like the actual documents were the problem. Y'all told us the classified documents were the issue because folks said they didn't know what was in the documents people were saying oh could be nuclear cold the trump could be selling classified information to foreign entities it was all about the classified documents but with biden folks are like well classified info slips out from time to time okay it slips out often it's the obstruction that's the difference here making it seem like this situation with biden isn't a big deal nah man keep that same energy okay everyone has to keep that same energy from from liberal media to the doj everybody okay nbc news had a headline and uh it was like the headline was the discovery

of classified documents among biden's papers is a bad look for the president a bad look just a bad look two batches of classified documents found and it's just a bad look when this happened to Trump last year NBC News headlines were Intel officers will assess risk the national security from documents found at Trump's Magalago this is what happens when political parties who are two wings of the same bird try to act morally better than the other listen do I think Trump Republicans are fascists who want to destroy democracy as we know it yes okay but what did our ancestor malcolm x say our ancestor malcolm x said the white conservatives aren't friends of the negro either but they at least they don't try to

hide it all right they are like wolves they show their teeth in a snarl that keeps the negro always aware of where he stands with them but the white liberals they're like foxes who also show their teeth to the negro but pretend that they are smiling all right the white liberals are more dangerous than the conservatives they lure the negro and as the negro runs from the growling wolf he flees into the open jaws of the smiling fox that's what all these stories about biden remind me of a bunch of foxes smiling trying to tell us that no no no i know we got caught doing the same thing but the difference is i turned my docs over he didn't well that's not what y'all was trying to make us believe about those wolves last year all right last year you told us the problem with those wolves with the classified documents in fact

we have receipts from the president himself let's listen when you saw the photograph of the top secret documents laid out on the floor at mar-a-Lago. What did you think to yourself looking at that image? How that could possibly happen? How anyone could be that irresponsible? And I thought, what data was in there that may compromise sources and methods? By that, I mean names of people who helped or et cetera. And it's just totally irresponsible. Joe Biden sounds like he's talking to the man in the mirror right now, doesn't he? Those comments didn't age well. Look, all I want is legislation. I don't care about party politics. I'm voting for whoever cares about my issues and takes action for my issues.

All you fools who came for a particular party you're all liars okay you have to be by proximity and the only reason we ask for consistency is because we just want y'all to admit how inconsistent you all really are and that's why we the people don't trust none none of y'all okay please let remi ma give president biden the biggest hee haw hee haw hee haw you stupid mother are you dumb all right i i refuse to be a no liberal soldier no liberal soldier i thought i told you no liberal soldier were they dancing to that at the christmas party when y'all went i felt and watching uh what kind of little beatboxing no watching don lemon try to do the cupid shuffle was the funniest part of the how the hell you keep a shuffle with no dj

at a band at a band okay. Alright, but thank you for that donkey today. Now, when we come back, let's talk all gender bathrooms. What's your opinion? How do you feel about that? Alright, 800-585-1051. We'll talk about it when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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so we're asking we're talking all gender bathrooms now this conversation comes from yellow beezy yeah jason lee brought this up early i never heard this yeah so uh yellow beezyZ was actually in New York City and this was the first time he's seen it. So let's play the audio This is legal So cool I just wanna let you out on New York. You go to the restaurant Men and women and this is legal, and I'm, I'm a Paul. I'm not named Paul, I'm a Paul. This family know.

Yeah, I'm just, it's just as regular, they just want you to really just get lifted up and I guess. I don't understand this. And you, and this is completely legal, right? So we're asking, what are your thoughts on all-gender bathrooms? Now, I'm 44 years old, so I'm old. Back in my day, all-gender bathrooms were just called unisex bathrooms. Right. Correct.

I'm getting texts from people in New York right now who are listening saying that this was at the tunnel. Yeah, it was at the tunnel. Yeah, that's the first time I seen it was at the tunnel. But I will say this. Having kids is a funny feeling, right? tunnel yeah that's the first time i seen it was at the tunnel but i will say this having kids is a it's a funny feeling right because there's sometimes i don't i don't know about you so i have a nine-year-old sometimes i send my daughter into the bathroom and if i send her into the bathroom i would assume that there's only young girls her age or maybe moms in the bathroom yeah i wouldn't assume that maybe there's males in the bathroom as well. So when it comes to kids, I see where people would have a problem.

I get it. What do you think, Jay? I mean, I think right now because the whole conversation about LGBTQ fairness and, you know, equality and diversity and all that is just raise people's awareness of things like this. I mean, I've always been in restrooms since I've been in L.A. All the restrooms are unisex for the most part at the club. So I don't know. I don't see it as a problem. What do they think people are doing in these bathrooms?

Whenever I hear people say these things like, oh, man, well, what if you go in the bathroom and X, Y, Z is happening? I'm like, I don't think people are thinking like that. I think people that go in the bathroom are thinking just like you. They want to pee? Go to the bathroom. Why do they want to do it, number two? Right. That's it.

I mean, weird stuff could go down in a straight bathroom. Let's be very clear. Yeah, absolutely. We in the straight bathroom. So, I mean,. Yeah, absolutely. We in the straight bathroom. So, I mean, I don't know. I don't see this issue. Technically, right? What's that?

If it's men bathrooms and women bathrooms, isn't it more likely that some gay stuff would happen in the bathroom with the same genders? I think so. I just don't see why it's an issue. I think because, again, we've over-politicized the LGBT issues. Not that that's right or wrong. I mean, you can have your own opinion. I think it just makes people more sensitive to it. Why you drop all the letters, though?

How come when people that aren't from the community, people aren't from the community say all the letters? LGBTQ, something plus? Because I'll tell you, I can't say, let me see the list of words I can't say. Okay, I can't say. I think we're messing it up honestly we're making it more complicated for you all you all are they're messing it up and the media is picking up and then everybody's upset about everything i don't know i don't even know what ai is at this point it's lgbtq no disrespect to everybody else but just you know find one of those round it off

hold on they got ai in there now there's lgbtq you ai plus what what's the a i don't know the a or i or the plus. Those are people who are sexually attracted to robots. Artificial intelligence. Shut up. Let's go to the phone lines, man. Hello, who's this? Hello?

Hey, what's up? Who's this? Yeah. Hello? Hello? Hey, what's your name, bro? Uh, I'm curious. All right, whatever.

What do you think about all gender bathrooms? Whatever. Whatever you mean. Nah, I just wanted to say like, you know, it's weird. It's kind of weird because like I'm 30 years old, so to see it right now, like I'm so used to seeing like a female in a male

bathroom. I'm seeing like all together. And I know the whole unisex situation, but that's kind of rare. But to see it everywhere, it's just really different now. I guess people got it different. You don't get used to it. That's all.

Yeah, I would walk out if I saw a woman in the bathroom. Only because I'm used to that. Like, I've walked in women's bathrooms by mistake before. You see the woman first, you think, oh, I'm in the wrong bathroom. You know what I mean? So I would probably just walk out if I saw a woman in the bathroom. But if it's a unisex bathroom, it's, you know, you could be in the stall and she could be in the stall next to you. Or somebody could be in the stall next to you.

That's the whole purpose of unisex bathroom. Well, if she's standing in the stall next to you, that's the... Well, yeah. If she's standing in the stall next to you or somebody could be in the store next to you. That's the whole purpose of music. Well, if she's standing in the store next to you, that's the... Well, yeah. If she's standing in the store next to you, that's the Big Papa video. Y'all forgot about that Big Papa video. Remember the Big Papa video? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. When the two guys are peeing and then the woman comes in and whips out and she pees

right next to him? Yeah. Well, not the... Oh, yeah, woman. Yeah, yeah. Well, I think she was a trans woman. I think. We don't know what...

Anyway, hello, who's this? Jason's here. Ask him. You don't have to ask. You don't have to ask. I don't know what. Anyway, hello, who's this? Chase is here. Ask him. You don't have to act crazy. Ask Jason. I love the fact that, like, when I said that everybody start dancing around it, they pull up, too, and pull out. You right there, you got to pee.

I mean, just because you're trans doesn't mean you have to go sit down. You can pull up and pee. I wouldn't be uncomfortable. I would look. And the reason I would look, I'm going to tell you why I would look. I would look because I would have to make sure I see what I'm seeing because it would be like you would just do it by nature

you don't think so? no you stand next to a man do you look? I do but if a woman walks up to me and Jason said I do

well Jason I mean it's just natural I mean I don't know look our bathroom and that's part of the problem I think people don't want but our bathroom I mean our

again going back to the all-male restrooms, there's some all-male restrooms in L.A. that are in our community. It's a whole different experience. It's a different experience. Hold on. Jason's going to have to explain that. Okay, now...

They took the doors off the stall. Hold on, K. Hold on, K. Hold on, K. We're going to get back to K. There's a whole other interesting conversation going on. Ain't no doors on the stall. No, there's some bathrooms where you can't put a, you put a door on a stall in a gay,

all gay bathroom. What? Yeah, that's problematic. Explain to me the guys that go in the bathroom and pull their pants down to pee. Okay, I'll be honest with you. There's some times I do that. I want to get on my Instagram. I just, you know, I just, I don't, I don't know.

Pants to the floor? Yeah. Just to stand up to pee? Ass out? Cheeks? Oh, stand up. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, that's some weird shit. Oh, you Just to stand up to pee? Ass out? Cheeks? Oh, stand up. Oh, yeah. No, that's some weird shit.

You talk about sit down to pee? Yeah, sometimes. You just sit down just to pee? Yeah, because I've got to read my phone. Yeah, it's like going on, yeah. Okay. All right, go back to K. Every kiss begins with K.

Hey, K. Hi. Thank you for holding. Now, what do you think about holding? Go ahead, Mama. I think that they shouldn't have all gender bathrooms everywhere because when I take my four year old

daughter to the bathroom I don't want her looking over and seeing a grown man in the bathroom I said the same thing I don't think it should be everywhere because when I do take my kids out and I take my kids and they gotta go to the bathroom I agree I agree with you I agree and this is an interesting conversation

because I remember some years ago when the conversations about transgenders using the bathroom was happening and there was a lot of this. But nobody ever had the conversation, well, how do straight people feel about being in the bathroom

with other straight people? Because it's the same thing, right? Like, I wouldn't want my daughters in the bathroom with grown men. So no fathers are taking their babies into a bathroom and changing their diapers or anything? Or is it just a certain age? But they have the all-family

bathrooms. Yeah, they have the all-family bathrooms. Yeah, they have the family bathrooms for that. Like, they have the bathrooms that tell you where the diaper-changing tables are and everything. And I don't even think they're, they're not really bathrooms. They're just actual changing stations. But this is the evolution of bathrooms. Now we have a bathroom for everybody. What's wrong with it? I mean, I don't know why we have to sexualize the peeing and

going number two experience. Jason just said what I was trying to say. I can't say the word i couldn't i couldn't i couldn't put together the words but that's what you just said the sexualization yeah of peeing and duking yeah that's all it is so what do you expect to happen in the bathroom i'm going in the bathroom to pee i mean like this conversation is making me literally look at bathrooms with like red lights and smoke and i mean like it's a bathroom yeah well bathroom here it's too far I just want to tell you that

if any of my iHeart listening to bathroom it's too far from the studio yeah it's too far from the studio it is by the way I've never walked

through a bathroom and seen any couple having sex I have oh yeah I have yeah I don't you don't go out though you don't go out

you go out a little bit more you'll see that but 800-585-1051 we're talking all gender bathrooms what's your thoughts call us up it's The Breakfast Club.

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Now, this conversation came from Yellow Beezy. Jason Lee reported this in the rumors, and this is what he said. In New York, this is legal. So, I just want to let you out on New York. You go to the restroom with men and women, and this is legal. And I'm a Paul. It's fair. I'm a Paul.

I'm a Paul. His family knows. Yeah, I'm just, it just is regular. They just want you to really just get lifted up and f***ed, I guess. I don't understand this s***. And this is completely legal, right? So we're getting your opinions, taking your calls. Hello, who's this?

Hey, it's Barefoot Randy. Randy, what's up, bro? What's your opinion? I think they're fine, man. Like, we've had them for a long time at the music venue that I work at. Well, play music venue. Play music at. Sorry.

Okay, so what you think they've done? Yeah, it worked pretty well. Works pretty well. I like the girls, you know, where the girls go more because it's a little cleaner. I got you. But now let me ask you this. Would a woman feel comfortable going to the bathroom? Because if a woman's trying to go to the bathroom, like you said, to pee or poop,

and there's guys in there, guys are going to holler. Does it make it feel uncomfortable because women won't get their privacy? Why do you think guys are going to holler? Guys holler anywhere. Depends how that poop smell. I don't care how pretty you are. If you go in that bathroom and blow it up, ain't nobody going to try to holler at you. Pretty V has the worst farts ever.

On Wild N' Out, she would come into hair and makeup and just fart. And that ruined our relationship for a couple seasons that's why she pooped on tv is she remember when v pooped on tv yeah no oh she pooped somewhere remember it was on a reality show yeah she pooped in a reality show yeah i love you v yeah she was mad that we spoke about it yeah don't love those farts though is it that bad oh my god it's the worst and she felt comfortable just doing it? She would walk up to you and do it

while you're getting your haircut, yeah. Wow. I'm going to text her right now and say, why are you farting on people, yo? Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Andre

from Virginia, man. What's up, bro? We're talking about all gender bathrooms. What's your opinion? There ain't nothing wrong with it really because they've been

having all gender bathrooms if you think about it because when we was coming up they had unisex bathrooms. Right. So you just go to the bathroom as long as it's got a lock on it

it locks the door so either men or women could always go in a single store bathroom are you talking about single you talking about

single store bathroom one bathroom where you gotta go in and out I think we're talking more about he said unisex though

a bathroom where it's like it's a bunch of stores and it's either men or women or whatever you identify as

do they have the stores you can stand up and pee in in the unisex bathrooms? I really don't remember. Yeah. You don't remember back in the day they had the unisex and you had the stall in the toilet. I walked in the bathroom one time and seen a dude

trying to do a dookie in the stall on the wall. The stall that you stand up to pee? He was sitting on the stall on the... The tray? Like a tray? The tray? No, yeah, you know. The urinal.

The urinal. He was trying to dookie in the urinal. He was trying to duke in the urinal. Where was this? V12 in Columbia, South Carolina. And what did you do? I walked back out. I walked in, and I walked literally right back out. Literally.

This conversation really started happening when they started trying to change the logos on the front of the bathrooms. Remember when they were, first it was men, women, and then it was... The print symbol. It was the print symbol. It is the print symbol. I don't know what that symbol is. It was the prince symbol it was no prince it is the prince symbol i don't know what that's the prince symbol what is it then it is it's the prince symbol yeah it's a symbol anyway what's the moral of the story if there is a moral man i'm going in the bathroom the prince is in there god bless the dead if i gotta go number two i would do it at

your house i would do that really what that's so disrespectful once you know once you get to 40 years i don't know about y'all, but once I turn 40, I didn't care about none of that. I will blow your bathroom up. You would go poop in the White House?

Did I go to the bathroom at the White House? Yeah, absolutely. You got to have certain guest bathrooms for people that want to poop. I think pooping at somebody's house is so disrespectful.

I ain't going to say what guest, but on my show, a guest brought their security and there was three bathrooms in our studio and two bathrooms were being used and there was one in my room and they go can i use

the bathroom yeah yeah you sure like yeah went in there and blew the paint off the wall on which show the jason lee show yeah in my studio you've only had one guest so far i have not i did five interviews last week oh they haven't come out yet no not yet okay okay okay got you got you yeah now that was disrespectful i thought you're talking about cardi security but you already promoted cardi's coming yeah yeah yeah all right well we got rumors all the way what we talking Yeah, now that was disrespectful. I thought you were talking about Cardi's security. But you already promoted Cardi's company. Yeah, yeah. All right, well, we got rumors all the way. What are we talking about? Oh, Odell Beckham.

Him getting kicked off the plane, and now there's video that just dropped. And then also, we got to talk about your show, too. We didn't mention your show. No, it's okay. I'm here for the Jason Lee show. No, you got to talk about it. What other guests he interview, when it comes on, all that other good stuff. Let's do it.

We can do that. All right, we'll do that next. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God.

I'm celebrity guest host today is Jason Lee. Jason, good morning. Good morning. What are we talking about in the rumors? Yo, we're going to talk about Odell Beckham getting kicked off the plane. But before that, I want to talk about the WGA Awards. All right, let's get to it next. Rumor has it. Rumor.

Rumor has it rumor rumor has it call out a name or you gossiping or you chatting this is the rumor report i mean i guess we on the breakfast club this is where the tea spills right right on the breakfast club all right so so if you don't know what wga is it's a really big thing with a bunch of white people and there's black people in there too the writers guild um has revealed its nominees in the categories of tv new media news radio audio and promotional writing and there's a lot of people nominated i'm gonna go through the list but there's only one uh one group that i'm voting for but who's that let's go if i get to vote all right so full frontal with samantha b on tbs is nominated jimmy jimmy

kimmel live jimmy kimmel jimmy kimmel he's nominated uh late night with seth myers uh last week tonight with john oliver don't know what that is never watch it the problem with john stewart Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy Kimmel, he's nominated. Late Night with Seth Meyers. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Don't know what that is. Never watched it. The Problem with Jon Stewart. Stephen Colbert presents Tuning Out on the News. But Hell of a Week. I never heard of those guys.

Hell of a Week with Charlamagne Tha God. I know that guy. He's nominated. Hey, drop a bomb for Charlamagne. Yeah, man. Hell of a Week is nominated at the WGAs for Best Comedy Variety Talk Series. And you know what? I believe we should win because we are a great show and because we black.

Okay. I second that. It's a great show, and I was on that show. Jason Lee was on there. You know what I mean? How do I vote? I don't know how this works. I think you could be a writer.

Oh, yeah. Am I right? Yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, salute to the writers. Salute to Senia Barnwell, Josh Lieb, Charles McBee, Dan McCoy, Andre Thompson, and myself, my writer's room. We should win because everyone in that room is dope. And we're diverse.

You know, we are all black room. Josh is Jewish. Dan is white. And, you know, we should win for that reason and that reason alone. I ain't mad at you. Why do you want to give an award to another white man or white woman? Y'all do that all the time. It's a fun set, too.

You've had L of the Year. And, you know, your evolution has allowed me to feel some level of freedom that i can evolve to of course jason come on but i ain't ready right now let's talk about odell beckham let's go that conversation a few years ago at tiffany's birthday party yeah now we have the same therapist that is very true to him all right yeah but look odell beckham now look i have to be very careful because odell beckham is the only celebrity to ever rush me. What? He's a football player rush, you know.

Oh, God. Yeah, he attacked me, but he's evolved since then. But some would say, given what's happening now, that maybe the evolution has... That's how he is when Jason does this. He'll say something, and it's so good, and then he speeds past it. You want me to tell you what happened first? Yes. I'd rather hear your story than this other story. Yeah, we know that story.

This is what rumor reports should be. Bring the music down a little bit. I was a big fan of Odell Beckham. I'm a big fan now, but I was a big fan then before I knew who he was personally.

And me and Floyd went out to a club one night and I saw him sitting there. So I told him, yeah, put us at the table next to Odell. So we sit next to him and we get to talking.

You know, he's a little lit. We're lit. I get his number because we're... Okay. All right. Yo. Look at the list list you cannot say that word he said he wasn't trying to sleep but anyway so we texted odell and you know he didn't show up and

then later on when i went to wild and out they wanted to book him on the show so i was texting like yo you should come on the show he said yeah i'm gonna come on you know but my man's got to come on too so we're texting about him and his man's coming on. And then somebody walked up as I was talking to the executive producers. I was trying to show off that I had his number. I would book him. But I said, yo, Odell's coming. The person dancing, Dan. He said, no, he's not because he told me he's not coming.

So when we looked at the phone numbers, I was texting a number to a friend of his that he had given me. So the whole time I was texting Odell, I was really texting the friend. So at that point, I got in my feelings. I told my team, you know, go ahead, post whatever you want texting Odell I was really texting the friend so at that point I got in my feelings I told my team you know go ahead post whatever you want Odell and we posted some stuff about him when he was in bed with some woman and then the woman at the time was in bed with some cocaine and it I guess it messed up the money so Odell caught me in public and I was talking to Amber Rose at a bar and he saw me and rushed me and uh knocked all the balls over it was a mess but we ended up uh yeah it was he put his hands on you we didn't put his hands on me but he pushed me up against

the bar and knocked all the bottles down which brought made everybody look at us and i just thought like any straight man that gets into an argument with me in public there should be context because everybody's gonna think it's a breakup yeah and i'm gonna play play into it. So you go, oh. How did you do it? How did you do it against Charlamagne? How would you do it? He pushed you against the bar. Well, it wasn't in a sexual way, Charlamagne. But then I seen Chris Brown to the right.

So I'm trying to think now, what is my escape plan? Because Chris, we had written a story about Chris at the time, congratulating him on missing his daughter's birthday party. Oh, man. And so I didn't want to look too soft you know so i took my time getting out but i was definitely getting towards the exit got to the exit and i saw odell and he was looking at me again and i just kind of said i at the time i gasped with myself what's up sis you know just see you play too much you play too much jason you play too much he rushed me again now i see why he's successful though i know

how he's successful on the on the fast girl he. Well, he rushed me again. Now I see why he's successful, though. I know why he's successful on the field. He's fast, bro. He's fast. Yeah, he rushed me again. Didn't knock my phone out of my hand. We were on the ground fighting, like crawling to get the phone. This was in public, by the way. I never will understand why you go out.

Why? Why you didn't have security. He didn't have security. I couldn't afford it then. I definitely got a lot of security now. And I will say, you know, he's evolved a lot. I mean, since he's had a kid and, mean with time he's evolved and we needed an offensive line man football no it'd be the huddle that'll get us all in trouble oh whoa but but me and odell

have grown past that he's actually you know we're in a good place now but i actually respected the fact that he he he took matters into his own hands and my phone. Yeah. Yeah, but now people are talking about this video that's posted about him getting kicked off this plane. We saw him getting escorted off a plane in Miami, but now the video's footage has hit the Internet, and this is what they're saying. They're on his phone for you, sir. This is his? Yeah, they're on?

Are they on now? Yeah. Is there one out before? No. Do you want him to have it for it? No. Do you want to know how he's taken him to the hospital? He's on a knee brace. Listen, if you don't want him to fly, that's a decision that you guys are going to have

to make. You know, you cover it up and then we'll get him out. But that's something that you guys got to make. And I don't really see anything wrong. He just responded to know where he's at. Who wants to come back? We're going to have to deport everybody. It's going to be my life. You don't have to

pay for you. You don't have to pay for me. I'm going to be in a party to bring you home. Enjoy the cheese board. I'm going to bring you home. I love you. That airplane story

is a nothing burger in comparison to Odell Beckham Jr. and Jason Lee playing flag football in a bar with Amber Rose and Chris Brown. Could you imagine that?

No, Jay-Z was there too, by the way. What? Yeah, this was at Billy's birthday party. Jay-Z doesn't associate with such. He was there. Jesus. They're saying that he didn't want to put a seatbelt on and that he didn't have any pants on.

I don't believe that. In the bar? No, on this plane. Come on, man. He switched. They said he walked in with shorts on. When he sat down, he had his pants on. But they said he was sleeping and she was trying to wake him up and he was knocked out. You can't with shorts on. When he sat down, he had his pants on. But they said he was sleeping, and she was trying to wake him up, and he was knocked out.

But he can't wear shorts on the plane? They said he had shorts and pants. It didn't make sense. It didn't make sense. I really think they're just overplaying it. And then to kick everybody off the plane for Odell Beck, I mean, that's problematic. I would have been an upset passenger if they had did that to me. Well, they told Odell to get off the plane, and they said, Odell, if you you don't get off we have to take everybody off this plane so odell was like all right fine

i'm not getting off so they took everybody off the plane and as people were leaving they were saying odell you're an idiot you're an ass for not getting off the plane and he you know went back but i think they did that to make him look crazy i think it was a setup i don't have a lawsuit i don't know all right well that is jason with the t jason lee with the t where did you get this jason with the T thing from? Jason Lee with the T. But it's crazy. On my new show, that's one of our segments.

Jason with the T? Jason Lee with the T. The T with Jason Lee, yeah. All right. Now, when we come back, we got the People's Choice Mix. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Jason Lee is here. He's our celebrity guest host today and tomorrow. That's right. Now, Charlemagne, you got a positive note, bro? I do, man. And, you know, me and Jason was talking about, you know, evolution earlier. This is a conversation that, you know, I have often but i do remember at tiffany haddish's 40th birthday me and jason i don't even know how he was having this deep conversation in a damn party

but you know uh you know jason said when you say i gave you the freedom to evolve or something like that yeah but you you at the party the way we got the deep conversation you looked at me you said why are you always frowning why you always look mad yeah yeah yeah but my positive note is if you can't change it change your attitude you know change the way you look at things and the things you look at change change is painful but nothing is as painful as staying stuck okay somewhere you don't belong so those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything so i'm glad uh myself and jason lee have changed their minds about some things in our life. Breakfast club, bitches!

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