The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Keke Palmer Mom Shamed By Boyfriend Darius Jackson, Should Obese Passengers Be Charged 2 Plane Tickets? Donkey Of The Day and More!

Episode Date: July 10, 2023

Today we open up the phone lines to discuss Keke Palmer being mom shamed by her boyfriend Darius Jackson.  We also ask our listeners to discuss if obese passengers should be charged 2 plane Tickets.��See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Man, what's happening? We back from vacation, y'all. That's right. Back from vacay. What a great week. How was your week? What you doing? Oh, man, you know, I was in my safe space, the beautiful island of Anguilla. Drop on the clues, mom's Anguilla.

So I was there. Got me a nice little tan. Okay. You know what I mean? So that's why I unwinded, recharged, feel refreshed little tan You know what I mean So that's why Unwinded Recharged Feel refreshed And you know what was crazy

By Wednesday I was there since last Saturday By Wednesday I felt a feeling I hadn't felt in a long time Oh Tell me about it I'm ready to get back to work

Wow Wow I couldn't believe it I was like yo I'm actually Missing being on air right now you miss me just saying i mean yeah i mean of course i love this i love my co-workers he loves me no i love my co-workers and i love uh i love this cultural institution we've built called breakfast club and i was like wow i actually miss being there that's a good thing that's a great thing

that's a good that's a great thing I didn't get a chance to go anywhere. I was supposed to do my car show last week and we had to push it back so I was home, but I got a chance to do things that we usually don't get to do. Like what? Watch TV? No, no, besides watch TV. But, you know, because we work in the morning, we don't get a chance to take our kids to school.

I thought school was out. Well, I got a chance to take them to camp. I took my kids to camp. I took them to camp every morning. I took my baby to daycare every morning. I got a chance to cook him to camp. I took him to camp every morning. I took my baby to daycare every morning. I got a chance to cook breakfast every morning. So those are the things. No, no, I do breakfast. I'm a mean breakfast cook. I do the French toast.

I can do bacon. I can do sausage, eggs, omelets, whatever you want. You can do sausage, but all that other stuff, I don't believe you. I believe you got it right out the pack. No, it wasn't out the pack. I cooked it. I believe you heated it up. No.

I don't believe you. No. You're making it seem like you were in there just whipping stuff up from scratch. I did. That's not true. You're lying. And then one day my kids wanted French toast and there was no more bread, so I had to make French toast with bagels.

That was amazing. They loved it. That sounds so stupid. Nah, it was good though. Ain't nobody ever made no French toast. I'm not going to say nobody, but who does French toast with bagels? The bagels too thick. Nah, it was amazing.

Ain't that the whole point? The bagels too thick for that. It was good. The bagel was nice and soft. It gave you french toast flavor jesus let's talk to the kids let's let's let's ask the kids what they thought amazing okay and then shout salute to everybody that's uh stuck right now in the airports or trying to travel so i was in uh north carolina saturday and i had a flight at 9 a.m i was in that airport from 9 a.m to 10 p.m last night well salute to the airline jet blue because I had no problems.

And Delta. I ain't had no problems leaving the country. I had no problems getting back in the country. It was crazy. I had to actually land at an airport that's 45 minutes away from here. I had to land in Westchester, which is far from here. And then had to drive back to another airport, LaGuardia, to get my car to go back home. But there's a lot of people stranded.

A lot of flights delayed yesterday because of the weather. They said this weather over this weekend canceled and delayed so many flights so if you're stuck or you're trying to get out uh give your airline a call because they're saying uh a lot of these uh planes have been all these flights have been pushed back two three days so it's pretty nasty out there yes i feel sorry for y'all thank god none of our flights were stuck though that's why we're here this morning on this breakfast club damn it well let's get the show cracking we got front page news next teslan figaro will be joining us you'll feel us into everything that's happening so don't move it's the breakfast club, damn it. Well, let's get the show cracking. We got front page news next. Teslin Figueroa will be joining us. She'll fill us into everything that's happening, so don't move. It's the breakfast club.

Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the God. We are the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news. Alright, we got Teslin Figueroa here. Teslin, good morning. Good morning, DJ Envy and Charlemagne the God. Happy to be back. Yes.

Now, some quick sports. I know Major League Baseball, the All-Star Game, is happening. Yesterday was the last game, so the All-Star Game will be happening this weekend. So, salute to all the All-Stars out there. I know Aaron Judge pulled out because of a toe injury. Now, let's talk about this judge considers releasing an alleged January 6th rider arrested near Obama's home. What's going on with this? Yeah, update on this story. Federal prosecutors told a judge Thursday they are considering additional

charges against an accused January 6th rioter who was arrested while looking for the Washington, D.C. residence of former President Barack Obama. Now, the Justice Department is seeking to hold Taylor Toronto in custody pending trial because they believe he is a flight risk because he was living in his van, which contained a machete a steering wheel lock two firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition on the day of his arrest now the judge will decide on whether to retain him or not on january 12th now the the deal with this story is the judge is wrestling with the decision to hold him because they say he's a u.s navy veteran but he's been currently charged with only four misdemeanors, including knowingly entering the U.S. Capitol and engaging in disorderly conduct more than two years ago.

But while he was in President Obama's neighborhood, he filmed himself saying that he was on the hunt for interest points and he wanted to get a good shot, a good angle and a good shot and so according to the court the court documents after Donald Trump posted Obama's address on social media he said we got these losers surrounded see you in hell that's what Toronto said about Obama so this is a really really disturbing story so Trump posted his address on social media how come he's not being charged with doxing because that's illegal yeah well um just to get some clarity more context to that so it was january 29th when donald trump did post uh what he claimed to be obama's address uh he allegedly posted the address and then the guy headed over there now as far as trump getting into trouble uh does depend on your jurisdiction

uh they said it depends on various factors the intent behind the action sharing someone's address may not be necessarily illegal depending on where you are but if you have if you're using information to harass stop threaten or threaten someone then that could certainly be illegal and lead to legal consequences so i did some additional research research to see the difference in florida and dc and in florida it is definitely it definitely can be a criminal offense so we'll see if this uh you know what what comes out of this i thought it was illegal to do it anywhere uh if you don't have the person's consent like you can't post somebody's uh email or well any other personal information without their consent because it is kind of

public knowledge right because you can google a lot of these addresses right yeah it says um literally it says the laws that protect individuals from harassment, stalking and invasion of privacy under Florida law. Harassment can be a criminal offense if someone's posts, if someone posts your address online with the intent to harass or imitate you. So intimidate you. So it's all about the intent, not necessarily just posting it. So it just depends on a lot of different um you know circumstances that are involved but this one you can create a direct link you know to say hey he posted the address this guy then retweets that information literally says i'm going to you know we have you surrounded you know we're talking about a clear-cut case so uh it's going to be really interesting to see you know how this this all plays out man cyber stalking ad doxing the trump uh

the trump's charges man and do we find out who's cocaine it was in the white house yet i was hearing about that on vacation the whole time what happened who cocaine wasn't in the white house we'll talk i'm sure we'll talk about that next hour but you know the white house has so many damn cameras and nobody knows who cocaine that way if y'all think that's the first time the white horse was in the white house y'all out y'all damn right all right there's been cocaine in the white house since the beginning of the time they had cocaine in the white house before they was adding rihanna's makeup to it okay absolutely and i and i could do i mean you want to do a quick update on it uh you know again cocaine was found uh in the white house secret service agents uh found traces of the illegal

narcotic uh and so they've been trying to figure out you know whose it is and was it dropped on a private tour you know was it any of the past was it hunter biden was it donald trump jr you know that's what the comments say so we're gonna see what's going on with that it's the white house it's it's washington dc okay it's elected officials it's government workers like there's so much cocaine in the white house! That's like somebody smoking weed in the White House. That's happened too. Jesus. These are humans we're talking about. You do realize that, right? With all those cameras everywhere. I'm sure there's cameras in the bathroom in the White House.

Clearly they knew where to go to sniff where there ain't no cameras. Jesus. That's how you know it's been happening for years. Let's go in this little room over here. Ain't no cameras over here, bro. And clearly somebody got startled because they just left their line. They just left their pack right there. Somebody got startled.

That had to fall out of somebody's pocket. Somebody went and grabbed their phone and it came right out of something like that. I just want to know, was it pure cocaine? Was it Fenty Free? Was Rihanna's makeup in it or not? I want to know.

And that is front page news. Tez, we'll see you in a little bit. Absolutely. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Tell us how your week was. Did you have a vacation? How was your fourth?

We didn't speak to you in a minute, so call us up right now. Again, 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake it up. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, I want to talk about this Britney Spears going after this pro ball player, man. All I got to say is, Britney, Britney, you're a disgrace. You act like a groupie trying to chase a pro basketball player in a public place. Britney, Britney, you're a disgrace. Big chocolate to toe Toast Sucker. It's my birthday this month. I want y'all to be nice to me.

Hope y'all had a good holiday weekend. How y'all been, brothers? We good. It's crazy how you just came in hot with no context. What if people don't know what you're talking about, sir? Well, everybody knows that. That's front page news. That's not true.

You got to stop saying that. Everybody doesn't know that story. Okay, well, you was on vacation. See, and you're so excited because when Envy mentioned sausage earlier before, you got all excited, so you ain't paying attention. Hey, man, shouldn't you be calling way up with Yee? We don't like you over there, yo.

I'm talking to her next year. Hey, Charlamagne, did I see you on TV with Reverend Jakes? I'm saying, what is New York's number one center, Half a Brain Charlamagne, doing on TV with Reverend T.D. Jakes. I'm saying, what is New York's number one center, Half a Brain and Charlemagne, doing on TV with Reverend T.D. Jakes? What's up with that? Bishop T.D. Jakes is my man, and I'm a

well-versed individual, sir. I'm the perfect balance of ratchetness and righteousness. But once again, you're not welcome here at the Breakfast Club. You're calling the way up with Angela Yee, okay? Tyrone, what's up? Get it off your chest. I want to thank you guys very much man I thought that I had cancer you guys been preaching man you're preaching to us preaching to us check

your body do what you got to do it didn't spread and I want to thank you and I love you man oh man congratulations my brother for catching it early man yeah that's right but it was a colonoscopy no I'm about to go get it but you, you know, here's the thing, though. You envy any type of person that can, like, get a toe chair and go straight to the doctor. You know, Charlie Manning's the type of dude that, you know, you can tell him something. He'll look in the mirror and try to make sure. You guys are getting that awareness. So I got the awareness.

I started feeling something in my body. I was about to go get colonoscopy, but it's T right now. So from there, I went to the ENT, and they told me I had cancer. So I'm at the city of Hump in Atlanta, man. I'm getting it done, and I'm taking care of myself. If it wasn't for you guys, man, I wouldn't be where I'm at. This is kind of like really, really, really serious. I want to thank you very much.

Man, that's what we use the platform for. And I'm going to tell you all something, man. We go to the, we pay monthly on our health care plans, right? Correct. But a lot of us only go to the doctor once a year. That makes no sense. You're paying every month. So take advantage of it.

Yes, I am the type of person, as soon as I feel a little something wrong, something lingers a little too long, I'm going to the doctor. I don't care if it's a cough. I'm going. I'm going today. How about that? What's wrong? I don't know. They said it's tennis elbow. It's like, I don't know. It feels very tender in my elbow.

Go to the doctor. I am. I got employment today. I'm not playing. You gotta listen to your body. I do. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. 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.

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with a trip down memory lane and back to Melrose Place. So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. We'll be right back. Yo, what's the word, Andy? How you feeling? What's up, Uncle Sean? How you feeling? Peace, King. What up, Melo? Get it off your chest, brother. Yo, first of all, I'm not going to hold you. We need to address this. Like, fellas, please stay here tight. Like, this whole Kiki Palmer, Usher situation is out of control. What do you mean?

What do you look like? Finding a woman the way you found her. And then when she continues to move like that when you're with her, you start complaining on social media. That is nuts. How is Kiki Palmer moving? I don't know. School me. I don't know. How is she moving? I'm not going to hold you. She started wearing less and going out more.

And they let Usher sing to her. I don't have a problem with it. That's why I matter. Respectfully, you can't sit there and date somebody and then try to change them and conform them to your views. As long as you date somebody who already like that. I mean, the reality of the situation is, man, when you're in a relationship, you just got to be mindful of the other person's feelings. Like, nobody should be wanting to hurt nobody.

They both publicly embarrassed each other. Absolutely. That's just the moral of the story. They both publicly embarrassed each other. Absolutely. That's just the moral of the story. They both publicly embarrassed each other. And that's something they should have left off social media. I mean, yeah, but that's just something they should have left off social media. And I'll tell you one thing. I plan to go to Usher's residency.

Me too. If Usher ever try to sing to my wife, he going to be singing to the both of us. My wife going to grab his left hand. I'm going to grab his right hand. And he going to be singing my boo to both of us. God damn it. All right? Usher is a menace.

That's who nobody really talking about in this whole situation. Well, you heard what Boosie said. What Boosie said? Boosie said, Usher is going to take your girl to her. He been doing this for 20 plus years. The man literally said, don't leave your girl around me. True play for real. Come on, man.

Usher is a menace, bro. Hello, who's this? Y'all crazy. Yo, what's good, y'all? This your boy, Dingo. Dingo, what's up, my brother? Dingo, what's up? Get it off your chest, man. Usher is a menace, bro. Hello, who's this? Y'all crazy. Yo, what's good, y'all? It's your boy, Dingo. Dingo, what's up, my brother? Dingo, what's up? Get it off your chest, brother.

Hey, welcome, welcome back. First off, yeah, I don't, y'all are wilder with this whole Usher situation. Y'all do not go to his concert with your woman if you are nervous and insecure. Let's just get that out the way right now. No, it don't have nothing to do with being, no, Dingo. No, Dingo. We're going to stop this. I agree.

So what? A brand new mother needs some time to release some stress. You know, she's been there with the baby the whole time, and she want to go out and see Usher. There's nothing wrong with that, brother. No, she needs to stay home with the baby. Y'all having two different conversations, though. I don't care about how Kiki Palmer was dressed.

No. But that goddamn Usher, putting his arms around her and grinding on her and her feeding into it. That's the problem. That's the problem. I watched a bunch of different women all this week not fall for Usher's traps. Weedy ain't fall for it.

No. Winnie Harlow ain't fall for it. Kiki fell for it. Usher know what he doing. Usher is a menace. God damn it. There's a couple of ladies that fell for it because he's been doing it for the last year or so.

And I'm with you, Charlamagne. I'm going to see Usher. And when me and the wife go see him, if Usher pull up, he's going to sing it to both of us. I promise you, you grab his left hand, I'm going to grab his white hand. I like Superstar too, nigga. What's up? You're going to sing to me. I want to serenade too, okay?

You look too far. I don't want to go sing. By the way, I don't care if it's Usher Raymond or the Usher at the church. No, no man want to see his woman getting grinded on by another man. That's it. And we're going to talk about that next hour.

800-585-1051. What are your thoughts? All right. Usher pulled up Kiki. They did a little mop-a-loo. And it seems like Kiki's man was

pissed the F off. We're going to talk about that next hour. 800-585-1051. Now, when we come back, we got your rumor report. We got to talk about LA, man. LA we got your rumor report. We got to talk about L.A., man. L.A. will rob you for anything.

We got to talk about how you robbed Tina Knowles. Well? Well, what? I mean, rich people get robbed. Like, yeah, if you poor and disenfranchised and you in need of some money, you're going to go rob the rich. That was it. This seems like this was calculated. We'll talk about it when we come back. And also,

Jamie Foxx, we got some good news. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk threads. Rumor has it. 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 so i've seen a lot of people confused not really knowing what threads is i even seen young miami say what is this threads that you guys are talking of or speaking of well it is meta's new platform it of rivals Twitter. And it reached more than 100 million users in five days. Threads is the fastest growing app in history. So it's very similar to Twitter. You can speak to people.

People can follow you. You can say whatever you want to say. It's almost damn near identical to Twitter. But there is no where Twitter this, you know, caps on things that you can write and caps and things that you can say. Threads has no cap. But not only only that if you have an instagram page it's pretty easy to sign up you just hit threads and you use your same instagram page your same name and it's pretty much easier to use not interested i don't need any more social media distractions you know i haven't been on twitter in five six years i mean i use twitter you know for promotion

like if i got like a book coming out or you you know, a TV show or something like that. It'll be the same thing for threads. Man, I can see that. I feel like everybody was just using threads the way they was using Twitter. It is the same. It's exactly the same. The only difference is, like I said, there's no caps where you can see Elon Musk is putting caps on things to try to make money off of everything.

Threads is just letting it open. And you say it's the fastest growing social media app ever? That's what they're saying. History. Why are we so quick to make the rich richer but then complain about the rich? We'll complain about these billionaires, but then when these billionaires put out some new technology that's only going to make their pockets fatter, we rush to be consumers of said technology. Right. And we never do that with black apps, by the way.

No. You know what I mean? Salute to Fanbase. My man Isaac Hayes III. Isaac has been out there with Fanbase by the way no you know what i mean salute to fan base my man uh isaac k's the third isaac has been out there with fan base for the longest i don't see people rushing uh you know the the be on fan base right and i feel like there was something else right before threads i feel like that they were saying was i was gonna call it bought you by afrotech or something it was like the cookout it was something like it wasn't the cookout salute to the cookout i remember the

cookout something i remember i'm actually salute to the cookout um what was it i feel like it was something else i can't remember what it was but it was i feel like it was some type of app that they were pushing through afrotech but long story short i didn't see people rushing to sign up for that the way they rushing to sign up for threads now also uh tina knows you know beyonce's mom reportedly had more than a million dollars worth of jewelry and cash stolen after thieves broke into her Los Angeles home. Now, she was reportedly out of town and they broke into her home, they believe, on July 5th, 1030 a.m. They made off with an entire safe filled with valuables. And they're saying there are no leads in the case so far.

Well, that's horrible. OK, but damn it if they didn't pick the right house. They said it was safe. There's a no leads in the case so far well that's horrible okay but damn it if they didn't pick the right house they said it was safe if there's a million dollars in the safe that's what they're saying cash yes that's what they're saying somebody had to let them know that that million dollars is in there right you just don't randomly pick tina noel's house and randomly go get that safe that's what i said randomly a million dollars in there like jesus christ if that's the case you should just be playing Powerball or Mega Millions. Because, hey, you never know. You got some good damn luck, bro. Well, also in L.A., Damson Idris, actor, his home was burglarized.

Suspects took the safe and caused serious damage. They're saying that they went into his house, smashed a glass to get inside, and took a small safe. But they're saying the joke's on them because our sources say it was only only about 500 worth of stuff in that safe they said they actually cost more money breaking into the house saying that you know breaking the window and knocking down the door cost two thousand dollars so maybe it's not even such a job maybe they're just breaking into houses and going to grab safe yeah but this safe seemed like it was a smaller safe if she had a million dollars and it wasn't just laying out somewhere i'm sure it was hitting in the wall or yeah hitting something but uh yeah so if you live out in la people and i wonder why is burglary so big in la is it that hard for the police that's why all the rich people

rich people in new york there's rich people in texas there's rich people in florida there's rich people in boston there's rich people everywhere must be easier to get to the rich people houses in uh la then or is it hard easier to find i don't know i think i think they were saying one time it's it's more difficult for the police to get to the people's houses because i guess it's more spread apart i don't know and in some good news jamie foxx was spotted in public for the first time since being hospitalized now he's 55 years old he was seen on a yacht on the chicago river on Sunday afternoon. They said he was smiling and waving at people as he passed by. So that's a good thing.

Salute to Jamie Foxx. Looks like he's doing a whole lot better. Dropping the clues bombs for Jamie Foxx. Happy for that brother. And I'm happy that he's not under no pressure to tell the public what his condition was, what his condition is,

what his healing process is. Nobody, like, what does it matter if you tell us enough? I mean, I want you to go do what you got to do in order to heal. And, you know, you pop back out and tell us your story when you want to or if you even want to. That's right. That's none of our business. That's right.

Just happy that that man's healthy. That is right. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. Teslin Figueroa will be joining us. And we're going to take your calls. 800-585-1051.

We've seen everything that happened with Kiki Palmer and her man and Usher, right? Now, if you don't know, she went to a Usher concert. Usher, you know, does what Usher does. You know, pulled her up, got her up, started singing to her. And people are saying she got a little extra. So we'll take your calls and tell us what you think. I can't wait to discuss. All right.

The real menace in this situation is Usher Raymond IV. All right. 800. So what you going to do when you and your wife up there. He told you what I'm going to do. And he grabs her hand and starts singing. I'm going to grab Usher's left hand. My wife going to grab Usher's right hand.

And he going to serenade both of us. i love your music too usher all right you're gonna sing my boo to both of us all right you're gonna look me in the eyes that's what you're gonna do that's right you'll see all right a little kinky but all right we'll talk about it when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning on bt morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club let's get in some front page news. We got Teslin Figaro back with us. Absolutely. Good morning, guys. Good morning. Now, let's talk about this mayor that launched an artificial intelligence chat bot for his presidential campaign. What is that?

Yes, Charlamagne will appreciate this story. Super PAC supporting Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, who's running for the Republican presidential nominee, he has launched an artificial intelligence chatbot to answer questions about him. There is an example of how the AI tools, this is yet another example of how the AI tools will be used in the 2024 presidential campaign. Now, the bot was unveiled by SOS American Pack, and it listens to users' questions and matches them with video answers. The bot's mouth moves in a way that is not quite human-like, but it says things like, Hi, I'm Mayor Suarez, and I am running for president. How can I help you? Some of the questions did stomp the bot, prompting the screen to read, Sorry, I did not understand.

So now they are literally using uh these ai bots to pretend to be presidential candidates so that should tell you what we can look forward to in 2024 yeah it's amazing to me how humans are just giving their lives uh a way to robots like at the end of the day our brains are the only thing that separates us from artificial intelligence so why would you let artificial intelligence think for you and talk for you like why why just give i just give your life away to a robot i'm not with that now let's also talk about these uh obese passenger complaining about uh two ticket purchase policy yeah interesting story i wanted you guys uh feedback on this to see what people think about

plus size travelers who are saying you know, that airline policies requiring them to get extra seats is discriminatory. So there is an influencer by the name of Jalyn Chaney, and she has brought this to folks' attention to say that she should not have to pay for twice for the same, not have to pay for her body will receive. She is asking folks to sign a petition to say that, you know, this should be something that is regulated across the board that allows, you know, that it's going to, I guess, do fairness for folks who are morbidly obese. Right now, there's various airlines that some charge, some do not. Sometimes they give the money back, you know, if they see that the second seat is empty. So there, I tried to look up a couple different policies to see, you know, was there something uniform across the board? And so that's what she's fighting for, asking for something uniform across the board and so that's what she's fighting for asking for something uniform across the board

so that people don't have to pay extra and critics are saying that if the passengers not paying extra then it will fall on the taxpayer so you guys travel a lot I am a Southwest as Charlemagne calls the Greyhound bus in the sky by the way shout out the Southwest none of my flights were cancelled last week but what do you guys think about um obese uh customers having to pay an additional charge see as as a frequent flyer you know i'm a million miler delta shout to delta um i understand what they're saying because if you sit this next to somebody obese they're taking your seat as well like like some of their their legs some of their ass some of their they're taking some of your seats so they should have to

you know i would say kick in on that other seat because you don't have a full seat if you sit next to them but on the other side maybe the airplane should make the seats a little bigger for obese people so that way they won't have that problem i don't think it's discriminatory at all i think it's common sense if you're too big to fit in the seat and you got to take another seat yeah then you should have to purchase the amount of seats you need and wouldn't you want to be comfortable too you're too big to fit in the seat and you got to take another seat yeah then you should have to purchase the amount of seats you need and wouldn't you want to be comfortable too you're not going to be comfortable as a big person sitting in one seat so not only are you not comfortable the person next to you isn't comfortable so you should uh have to purchase the amount of

seats you need if you are a bigger person that but that is that to me that's just common sense well the argument also is that more than 41 of the u.s population is obese so again they can change uh you know like envy suggested maybe make the seats larger on all planes but then again that would be less passengers that can fly which would mean you require more it's a trickle-down effect you need more planes we're talking about more delay you know all of those things it's not just a matter of changing uh this is to sound crazy. Or have an obese section where there's a certain area in the plane where the seats are bigger for bigger people.

You know, just like they have, you know, like they hold certain seats for handicapped just in case they have handicapped because it's easier for people to get in and out. And they have first class seats. So have a, I don't want to call it an obese section, but a section where there are seats on the plane that are bigger for people that are a little bigger. Why should the planes have to change, though? Like, why can't the plus size people change? Because 41% of the population is big. So make a change in your diet. Make a change in your habits.

Like, whenever you want to fit into a nice outfit, you can lose weight to fit into that nice outfit. So why not lose weight to fit into a plane seat because it's not just a small percentage this is a large percentage of America is big okay what are we doing here what did Michelle Obama have a whole campaign about dieting and that's lighting healthy that's like designing a car when you design a car you don't design it for a small population you design it for the mass so this is if I'm designing for the mass then I'm not designing it for the 41%. Envy. What are you talking about? I mean, it's 60%, but 40% is a lot of people.

And a lot of people, it's not like it's a small percentage. You said the mass. You designed the seats. 60% would be the mass in that situation. But you designed the seats for the bigger population because 41% is the bigger population. Well, it's a big population of people. No. You just, to get your whole point.

If you said I'm designing things for the mass, the mass would be that 59%. Well, 41% is a huge population as well. They are a huge population. That's the whole point of the conversation, Envy. Are you not following? Shut up, man. Well, I do want to say this. Air New Zealand, they are doing a study, a survey right now,

where they're actually having people weigh themselves before they get on the plane. That's wild. Yeah, because they're trying to see they're trying to see and they said the number doesn't pop up in front of everybody but they're trying to you know do a study to see you know does it make a difference you know could they make a difference if people are heavier because they got to look at baggage they got to carry cargo you know is it a safety issue so i think this story is going to keep uh popping up so air new zealand they're they're weighing folks now so damn well salute to everybody out there uh that's on on the heavier side you know i would think that y'all would want to be comfortable when y'all get on planes but it's

expensive like you know flights five hundred dollars and now you're spending a thousand dollars to get to florida you know that's a lot it is expensive you know it is expensive but guess what so it's being obese because after a while when you get older you know there's going to be a lot of health issues that happen your doctor your doctor eventually is going to tell you there's a lot of things that you need to change about your lifestyle and your diet and that too gets expensive so i just don't understand you know why not you know make some of those choices now all right well that is front page news thank you uh tesla figaro we appreciate you.

Absolutely. Absolutely. Salute to BET. And make sure you check out Tezlin Figaro's podcast, The Scrape Shot, No Chaser podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. Go subscribe to it right now and follow her on Instagram and Twitter at Tezlin Figaro. All right. Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. We're talking Kiki palma and her boyfriend her man was upset that you know she was dancing with usher and usher was serenading her and you know she put her arm around usher's neck how would you feel fellas if that was your girl 800-585-1051 and

women would you do that is that disrespectful let's have a conversation this morning it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club it's topic time this morning. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne

the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're taking your calls about Kiki Palmer, her boyfriend, and of course, Usher. If you don't know what happened, you know, Usher does his residency in Vegas. Hopefully, I get to go to his residency this month. But as he was doing it, Kiki Palmer was there. And Usher has, I guess, a routine where if he sees a celebrity, you know, he'll go up to them and serenade them. Well, happened the same with Kiki Palmer. He, you know, he'll go up to them and serenade them. Well, happened the same with Kiki Palmer. He, you know, grabbed Kiki Palmer's hand.

But, you know, Kiki Palmer, she, you know, she dove right in with him. She, you know, put her hand around his neck and grinded and danced and even did a little sexy walk. And Kiki Palmer's husband was upset about it, you know. And we're just asking, what are your thoughts? 800-585-1051. What are my thoughts? My thoughts is the real culprit in this is Usher Raymond IV. Why you say that?

All right, I know some of y'all got smoke for Kiki, boyfriend, and some of y'all got smoke for Kiki, but Usher Raymond IV is the real villain in all of this. Salute to the good brother, Carlos Miller. We had a whole discussion about this over the vacation, man, and we have determined that Usher needs to be held accountable for what he's doing to these households. What you mean?

Usher told us 22 years ago, don't leave your girl around me. True player for real. That's my for real. Okay. And he's been acting that out since then. The man walks around the residency scouting on a straight search and destroy mission looking for women to find so he can pull them out of the crowd, serenade them, and destroy their households. You know what Usher could do? All he got to do is say, where are all the single ladies at?

And then the single ladies will scream, and he can go to the single ladies. You know what? He don't do that. You know what? We ain't seen him serenade a single lady yet. Right. Because you think about it, right? Who usually goes to see Usher?

Like, oh, let's go. The girls go out and see Usher. All the couples. So now you leave your man at home. Now you out. You get tipsy you get a little drunk i should come you get a little dance now you in trouble that's what i'm saying all i should gotta do is say where the single lady's at and he could go serenade the single ladies that man purposely serenaded kiki palmer that man purposely serenaded sweetie no she out here with with yg now winnie harlow had to sit on her man's lap. That's right.

To protect herself from that goddamn menace, Usher Raymond IV. Usher's the real villain in all of this. Kiki's boyfriend is getting unnecessary slander. Kiki's getting unnecessary slander. She's a mom. She can dress however she want if she want to. And, you know, she don't need to be publicly embarrassing her boyfriend. But her boyfriend don't need to be publicly embarrassing her either.

But that's for them to discuss within their household. What we need to be talking about, people, is Usher Raymond IV. Because I'm telling you right now, when me and my wife go see Usher, I dare Usher to try to come serenade my wife. Because he's going to be serenading the both of us. I'm going to tell her, grab the right hand. I'm going to grab the left hand. And we both going to be Usher's boo when he's singing my boo.

You hear me? That's going to be a little weird. You hear me? Okay, I like superstar too, Usher. I like nice and slow too, Usher. There go my baby. Okay, I like there go my baby too, Usher. Seven o'clock on the top.

I'm in the drop top cruising the streets. We both go. All three of us going to be cruising the streets. All both go, all three of us gonna be cruising the streets. All right. Okay. All right. Hello, who's this? This is Cyseria from Miami.

Hey, mama from Miami. What's your thoughts, mama? Well, on the Kiki Palmer situation, that's, I mean, come on, man. It's Kiki Palmer

and that's us. What that mean? Just a baby dieting pipe down. Y'all gotta stop saying that. Y'all gotta stop saying that. I've been hearing people say that all week talking about it's just a baby dieting pipe down. Y'all got to stop saying that. Y'all got to stop saying that. I've been hearing people say that all week, talking about it's just entertainment. They both entertain us.

That don't work, okay? Because I think about- They've been in the entertainment business for years. I don't care. That don't work. And I'll tell you why it don't work. Remember back in the day when I used to be in here, being a pervert with every woman that was a guest on the show damn near?

I don't remember that. I can't go home and say that's all entertainment. Right. With my wife on my ass. It's not all entertainment. But let's change it. I'm sure these women would have a problem. Remember when Janet Jackson

used to pull these guys on stage and split their legs open and grind on them? Would they have a problem with that? Well, it depends how the man acts.

If the man is doing too much, if the man is going crazy, you know what I'm saying? You know, while he's on stage with Janet, yeah. If it's just like a little simple dance, you know what I mean? No, it's no simple dance.

This is like lap dancing. It depends, man. I think it depends on how the man reacts to the lap dance. Hello, who's this? This is Krista. Hey, Krista, good morning. Good morning. This is the first time I actually got to reach you guys,

and it's such a great topic. I appreciate everything that you guys do, and I... Thank you. What's your thoughts on Kiki Palmer and her boyfriend Kiki wasn't wrong You can't tell her I deserve a traditional woman And this is what I traditionally need

You didn't traditionally marry her before you knocked her up I ain't talking about all that That's none of my business But the outfit wasn't wrong No the outfit was fine I ain't got no problem with the outfit What about Kiki grinding on Usher was fine. I ain't got no problem with the outfit. I don't got no problem with the outfit either. What about Kiki grinding on Usher and all that?

That wouldn't have a problem? You wouldn't mind if your man was grinding on Janet Jackson on stage? Hell no. I would be right there with him like, get it? That's what we're going to do to Usher. That's what we're going to start doing to Usher. If Usher want to be a menace and Usher wants to be out here on search and destroy missions, searching out women in the crowd that he know got a man, so he can destroy that household,

guess what, Mo? What? Fellas, take your power back, king. What? All right, when Usher comes over to serenade your woman, you jump right into the frame, too. What? So now you're going to throw it back on Usher? Yes.

Yes. I told you, I like Usher music, too. I think Usher's one of the greatest to ever do back on Usher? Yes. Yes. I told you. I like Usher music, too. I think Usher's one of the greatest to ever do it. This is getting weird. Okay? Usher got to be top three R&B artists of all time. I'll pay for that.

I'll pay to see that. We all love Usher. So Kings, take your power back. When Usher comes to serenade your girl. Oh, boy. Boom. What's up? U-S-H-E-R-R-A-Y-M-O-N-D.

What you gonna do to me? That's right. You get that feeling like Joe. Joe, you see, I'm right here, baby. What's up? 800-585-1051. We talking Kiki Palmer and Usher. What's your thoughts?

Her man is upset. Was he wrong to be upset? Or is Usher the real villain? Usher is the villain here. Can we get into an Usher song now? What Usher song we gonna play? Might as well play After the Night. Don't leave your girl around me true player for real i love usher but let's not forget don't leave your girl around him he told us in 2001 he did

it's the breakfast club come on right that was usher you don't have to call morning everybody it's dj nv Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. That menace is hiding in plain sight. If you're just joining, we're talking about Usher. All right? Kiki Palmer and her boyfriend. If you don't know what happened, Kiki Palmer went to Usher's residency.

Usher, you know, he has a part of the show where he finds celebrities or women and pulls them out and serenades them. Well, this time, Kiki's boyfriend didn't like it, or her baby daddy didn't like it, had a problem. So we're asking what are your thoughts? And why can't that man's feelings be heard? I wouldn't care if it was Usher Raymond or the Usher from the church. Don't no man want to see his woman grinding up all over another

man. And I'm sure women don't want to see their man grinding all up over another woman. So why can't he be upset? i wouldn't have expressed it over social media nope you know what i mean but i'm not letting any of that distract me from the fact that the real villain in this situation is usher raymond the fourth hello who's this hi this is ebony from houston hey good morning look at you i can hear the lust in your voice you can't wait to go to a usher concert well i called in guys just to do a quick comment. I viewed the video.

It looks like Kiki Palmer was having a great time. She was with her girls. It looked like it was a girls Las Vegas trip. But I, as Usher was thinking, actually Kiki Palmer approached him. And she actually put her arms around him. And you could tell he was kind of being hesitant. And then she turned around because she wanted to show her body off. That's where it just went wrong for me so i think her boyfriend or fiance whoever he is he was wrong he should have stayed back for at home but tiki was in the wrong i think she was

doing way too much and i don't agree with how she behaved in las vegas and you know who the other villain is the other villain is social media? Because if there was no social media, this wouldn't be a problem. This wouldn't be a situation. He wouldn't have been embarrassed. This would have just been a conversation and that would have been it, right? That's correct.

But Kiki has to understand she's a celebrity and cameras are everywhere. Let's keep it real. I mean, I've been married for 20 years. If I'm going to Vegas with my girlfriend, I probably would have been dead and having a good time.

But you have to know that the time that we live in you cannot do that anymore and let's be clear usher is not just a celebrity he's an icon he is all right ladies love usher like usher is like a he's not even like a real person at this point i mean he is a real person but he's one of these people that's so larger than life that he don't even seem like a real person so if that person is in front of you, serenading you, you're probably going to lose it. I'm telling us, don't fall victim to the charm that is Usher Raymond. That's right.

Okay? I mean, we seen Usher a week ago, and I see you get a little hot and flustered. You ain't see that at all. Yes, you do. That's not even remotely true. You got a little hot and flustered. That's not even remotely true. I respect Usher, though.

Hello, who's this? Even though he's a villain. How you doing? DJ Avery this year. Hey, Sierra. Good morning. We're talking about Usher Kiki Palmer. What's your thoughts?

With the Usher Kiki Palmer thing, I think she should be able to wear what she wants to wear. I mean, I don't have that much evidence either that, you know, I'm a mom. And I wish I did. You know, I wish I did have that body and everything like that. But it looks good on her I think she ought to be at work now we not talking about her clothes she can wear whatever she want to wear she just had a baby she feeling us she can wear whatever she want

we talking about I will say one thing about the mom thing if you're a mom and you have a daughter that's a certain age if your daughter is wearing revealing clothes or clothes that show too much skin and you chastise her about it or you tell her hey man you need to you know put something else on or whatever you wear you know you kind of

gotta follow that same law no but you you're a grown-ass woman your daughter's a child your daughter's a teenager but you lead by example but she's a grown-ass woman she could do what she wanted to she just had a baby you lead by example i. I'm with you, but you lead by example. You know what I'm saying? So I'm just saying you don't want to. You do. You do. But I also think it may be, you know, even though you're wearing something as well, it's how you carry yourself on top of it. You know what I mean? That's the second thing, how she was, you know, dancing with Usher. But as a mom, she just had a baby. Her body snapped back.

She's feeling good. This might be the first time she's out with her friends after having that baby. She want to have a little fun. I ain't got no problem with it. All of that is distractions from the fact that the real villain in this situation is Usher Raymond IV. All right?

Y'all got way too much smoke for Kiki, boyfriend. Way too much smoke for Kiki. But Usher Raymond is just getting, Usher Raymond IV is just being let off the hook in all of this? Hello, who's this? This is Damien Naphtal. Hey, Damien Naphtal damian nap town what's your thoughts bro hey it ain't no bigger than me i think i think the brother's just insecure made sure they wouldn't bother me a

kiki ward at nor usher it's the same thing as let uh erica badu start dropping that thing on the stage i think a lot of men start buying tickets and women be in the same situation and by the way you lying to yourself. If your wife or your baby mom or your woman was wearing that outfit with Kiki and was grinding on another man, you would not be okay with it. Cut it out. I didn't see her grinding, brother. I just seen her grooving.

I was grooving. If your woman was grooving with another man, you would not be okay with it. And by the way, that's fine. I just wouldn't take it to social media. me and my wife would have a conversation amongst each other like don't embarrass me you know my ego fragile just like i'm sure a woman's ego is fragile we just don't know what it is that would set a woman off right right yo what's up homie what's your thoughts brother man check it man okay i believe you don't you never enter a situation where you when you own an apology,

and your reaction, you got to give an apology. So my man should have never played himself like that. He should have waited until she got home and said, yo, that's how you made me feel about this right here? Don't you ever play me like that again. I agree. And when the public would have asked him something, I would have been like, yo, my wife look beautiful.

I told her she can go out there and do whatever. I'm glad she had fun. But one thing for sure, he should have been like, yo, what are you putting on? No, you're not wearing that. You see what I'm saying? He should have afterwards, he should have been like, yo, don't play me like that no more. Yeah, but, you know, she went to Vegas. I'm pretty sure a female wouldn't want him doing that. You know what I mean?

And listen, that man was at home with the kids. Yeah, he was at home with the kids. You know what I'm saying? She probably came to him and said, yo, me and the girls going out this weekend. We flying to Vegas. He was like, that's cool. I'll be with the kids she probably came to him and said yo me and the girls going out this weekend we flying to vegas he was like that's cool i'll be with the baby you know what i mean i think the main problem here is that he decided to match energy because his his feelings were hurt you know what i mean because she was out there doing whatever she was doing with us in that moment and instead of just him saying yo that hurt my feelings to see you screaming over that man

like that he decided to match energy and so he got publicly embarrassed so he decided to publicly embarrass her and that's where they uh that's where i think they all both fell short but i don't think there's a right or wrong in this situation i just think they're both publicly embarrassed to each other but let's not let that distract us from the fact that the real villain in this situation is usher raymond the fourth usher needs to be held accountable for what he's doing to people's households okay he told us 22 years ago don't leave your girl around me that man be on straight search and destroy missions at those residencies he's searching out women who are in relationships and he's destroying happy homes usher all you got to do is say where are my single ladies at and then go serenade them no no you got woody harlow jumping in her man lap

okay you got kiki palmer her husband uh boyfriend or baby daddy whatever he is beefing at the house you know i'm saying so weedy played it right so we just sat there cool calm and collected she didn't fall victim to your charm usher raymond but now let me ask you a question now what does that do for his residency now any girl that goes with their man, you got to have a conversation now before Usher comes and sings to you. Yeah, you know what that conversation is? What? What we going to do when Usher comes to serenade us.

Ain't no when he comes to serenade you. What we going to do when Usher comes to serenade us. Yo, you know, what's the dude Salt Bae? Remember when Salt Bae used to put the steak in women's mouths? That's right. He tried to put it in my wife's mouth. I wouldn't jump and bit that steak. You ain't not going to my...

Never mind. So you're saying that you're going to bite Usher's meat? Never mind. When Usher comes over to serenade your wife? Never mind. Usher, get ready to have security take Envy out. I'm not going to do all that. But I am going to grab your left hand and my wife going to grab your right.

And you're going to serenade the both of us. Okay? And I want lovers and friends too. That the song oh my god all right that's the song i want you to serenade us with all right now when we come back we got to talk about uh britney spears uh being backhanded we'll talk about that happened out in vegas as well a lot of stuff going on in vegas we'll get to it when we come back as the breakfast club on bt hey guys i'm kate max you might know me from my popular online series the running interview show I guess we'll get to it when we come back as The Breakfast Club on BET. 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,

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The 60s and prior to that, you couldn't call a person black. And how we arrived at this peak moment. I don't have to be what you want me to be. We all came from the continent of africa listen to rumble ali foreman and the soul of 74 on the iheart radio app apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast good morning everybody it's dj nv shalameen Guy, we are The Breakfast Club. Good morning back from vacation. Hopefully you guys are feeling good out there. I want to salute to HBCUNY Classic. So it's a classic that they used to do it a long time ago, and they finally brought it back to New York City. And I've been working with them for a while to be a part of it and to do a bunch of events.

So if you're from New York, there's no uh hbcu close to new york city and new jersey right there's morgan state which is in uh maryland there's uh of course howard at uh dc there's virginia union there's hampton and there's not too many schools so when i do these classics it's usually in orlando there's a classic in uh alabama there's one in jacksonville so we got a chance to actually bring a classic back to New York City. So every year we're going to do this huge football classic. This is just for the HBCUs. This year is Morehouse versus Albany State.

Both of those schools, of course, are out in Atlanta. And it's not just about the schools. It's about everything. It's going to be a week of activities. It's going to be the bands. It's going to be step shows. It's going to be a career fair. There's going to be all shows. There's going to be a career fair. There's going to be all types of financial literacy programs.

There's going to be a bunch of things for kids, for alumni, and for so many different students. So the game is September 16th at MetLife Stadium. And again, it's Morehouse versus Albany State. We're going to try to do this each and every year. Try to bring the HBCU Classic back here because there's so many alumni from this area. But a lot of times they can't travel to homecoming or they can't make it to the Classics in Orlando or Alabama. So we're bringing the Classic here.

Didn't they do one last year? Who was it? It's the same one they did last year. It was Morehouse. I went to it last year. I think it was SC State. Was it Morehouse and SC State? No, maybe I'm lying.

I know it was Morehouse and somebody. Was it Morehouse and Howard? Might have been Morehouse and Howard. Morehouse and Howard, yeah. I went to it, maybe I'm lying. I know it was Morehouse and somebody. Was Morehouse and Howard? Might have been Morehouse and Howard. Morehouse and Howard, yeah. I went to it, but I don't remember who played. I remember Morehouse

was playing because my man Bakari Sellers, he's the one who invited me. He's a Morehouse man. Yeah, so we try to do it each and every year. And every year we try to do different schools, so

we'd love to get, well, you didn't go to HBCU. I have an honorary doctorate from South Carolina State University. My mama's alma mater. Dropped on a clues bomb for SC State. I am Dr. Leonard McKelvey.

Dr. Charlemagne the guy. Don't ever forget that. So I want to try to do that each and every year, be a part of it, and try to bring these schools here to New York, New Jersey area, and make it, like I said, a week in a thing. So it's going to be tailgating. It's going to be all the fraternities, sororities, and we want all the schools to come out and have tables

and really show the kids what an HBCU looks like if they can never experience a homecoming we're going to be doing day and night parties it's going to be a week of events we're going to do a pep rally so it's going to be a lot of things so the game is September 16th and I think New York has one HBCU

does it? I don't think so isn't Medgar Evers College Medgar Evers College is not an hbcu it's not let me double check that i thought it was no i don't think so not at all okay let me check though it's named after a black person medgar ever i thought it was an hbcu college let me see no it's a public college in new york city it's not an hbcu i knew that there's no hbcu in new york which i always thought was strange not even upstate Nowhere around So I'm just trying to bring That feeling back here

Because like I said The only reason I went to HBCU Was that was my mother And father's dream They wanted me to go to Morehouse That was their dream And then after I seen A different world

I wanted to go to Hampton Because it reminded me of Hampton Why does it say it's an HBCU? It says the Medgar Evers College Is an HBCU Located in Brooklyn, New York No It says Medgar Evers College Is a public college In New York City I'm looking at HBCU. It says the Medgar Evers College is an HBCU located in Brooklyn, New York. No, this says Medgar Evers College is a public college in New York City.

I'm looking at HBCU Connect, though, so I don't know. No, it's not a damn HBCU. I don't know. It's not. I'm a doctor, not a HBCU scholar. Then I'm looking at all the students. All the students look white. But that doesn't mean anything now, anyway, right?

No. No, especially after the affirmative action stuff. Okay. All right, when we come back, we got to talk about Britney Spears. Now, she was allegedly back-slapped, and we'll tell you all about it. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Britney Spears. Rumor has it. Rumor has it. Call out her name, or you gossiping, or you chatty-patty. I'm gossiping.

This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills chatty patty. I don't gossip. 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. This is why sometimes you just have to wait for video and you have to wait for the truth, right? So there was this. Oh, thank you so much. Now, allegedly, Britney Spears got slapped by the brother's name is.

I'm a mess up his name. I've been trying to get his name right. His last name looked like a line at the eye doctor chart. Victor Wembenyama. Of course, he plays for the Spurs. He just got drafted. The number one draft pick. He was walking through Vegas and a woman who he didn't know

walked up behind him and she said she tapped him. When she tapped him, the security card allegedly turned around and slapped the ish out of her now this is even so crazy because tmz spoke to somebody that actually said he saw what happened and this is what he said wendy was walking into the aria heading to catch when there was a fan who afterwards we found out was britney spears was uh approaching him with a British accent saying,

excuse me, sir, excuse me, sir, and just kept trying to go towards him. When eventually he was heading, when Wemby and his entourage were heading into the restaurant to catch, that's when Britney sort of infiltrated her way into the circle. And one of his bodyguards gave her like a backhand slap across the face now the reason I played that part is because that's what was the story that was going around was Britney using the British accent that was Britney Spears using the British accent I guess that's what he was saying but she said he said Britney Spears you know tapped him and then the security guard back slapped her but then the surveillance video came out and when the surveillance video came out it

was britney spears she did run up on him now the player uh i don't want to say his name wrong victor when banyama he was walking she tapped him on her what how you pronounce his name wrong the first time then again wrong the second time i don't know if you be honest i don't know it might be right but victor when bama, he was walking out the restaurant. She tapped him on his I guess it would be his back because she can't reach his shoulder. And all the security guard did was slap her hand

away. And she ain't just tapped. She came running up. That woman was running up damn near full speed. Okay? And security reacted and they did their job. Security did exactly what they were supposed to do. They did nothing wrong. In fact, they could have did worse because if someone's running up behind a person which she did she ran up behind him and security caught it just in time security could have reacted way worse that's right knock it off so they tried to make him look bad

they tried to make his security look bad but actually they did what they were supposed to do that's why he's hired security if that wasn't Britney, y'all wouldn't care. If that was anybody else, if that was just some random fan who did that, y'all would be saying security did their job. Right. Okay? Britney Spears or not, you don't run up behind nobody. We don't know who you are. You just come running up behind us.

No. Knock it off. Security did their job. Now, Las Vegas police announced Friday that the security guard would not be charged in the incident and said Brittany Hand hit her own face. Now, we got to congratulate the brat. Congratulate the brat, the brat, the brat. The brat is a mom. Her and wife, Jessica,

welcomed a baby boy. The boy weighed seven pounds, eight ounces, and measured 20 inches. So, congratulations to the brat. And everybody good? The brat, everybody good the brat everybody good everybody's good dropping the clues bombs for them man the way the black maternal death rate is set up in this country whenever i hear of a sister having a healthy birth you know and and living through it

you can't do nothing but salute that all right now the baby's name is true legend harris dupart only moments away from baby boys coming into this world and you are very nervous. This is the first time I've ever seen you that nervous. I think I'm heavier than I used to be at the moment. So it's good nervous? We're here. Yeah? Yeah.

It's a journey, but we're here. Yeah? Say hey. Hi. What are you doing now? I'm getting ready to have a baby. All right. How do you feel?

Very numb. Very numb. Like I'm sprawled out. Like a biology project. Like a biology project. Like a biology project? Yeah. That's my phone. You did it.

Y'all did it. Congratulations. Such a beautiful moment. So salute again to the brat. Congratulations to True Legend. That's not like a clothing line. Mm-hmm. And last, I just want to say salute to Kevin Hart.

Kevin Hart's heartbeat teams up with bet to bring back comic view and when lunel was up here guest co-hosting breakfast club she said comic view is something that needs to come back that's right bt so i agree especially now with the writer's strike happening and you know i think the actors are about to go on strike they're gonna need a whole lot of unscripted content that's right they recorded most of it a lot of it this weekend in vegas july 6th to 9th, during Hart's birthday. It was hosted by Mike Epps. The all-new episode of Comic View was recorded in front of a live studio audience.

Thomas Davidson, DC Young Fly, Brisha Webb, T.I., Tony Robbins, just to name a few. So I look forward to seeing that. I tried to watch Kev's special over the vacation because his new comedy special came out reality check, but it's on Peacock. And I didn't know Peacock's not available out the country. Oh. Yeah, it's only available in America. Okay. Yeah.

All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, who are you giving that down to? Man, four after the hour, man. We need three despicable humans to come to the front of the congregation. They all happen to be from Florida, by the way. But they work for TSA. Oh, boy.

Okay? TSA's supposed to be watching us, but clearly we should be watching the TSA. We'll discuss. All right. We'll get to that next. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

WWPR FMHD1 New York. And iHeart Radio Station. Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida, man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes, you are a donkey. A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money. Florida man is arrested after deputies say he rigged the door to his home in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife.

Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. It's a breakfast club, bitchy. Donkey of the day with Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. Take a whole week off and Florida's still tripping. Donkey of the Day for Monday, July 10th goes to Joshua Gonzalez, Elizabeth Fuster, and LaBarius Williams, okay? Boy, y'all got some names on y'all.

All right. Their ages are 20, 22, and 33 years old, and they all work at Miami International Airport in the great state of Florida. What does work at miami international airport in the great state of florida what does your uncle charla always say about the great state of florida the craziest people in america come from the bronx and all of florida and today is no exception i honestly am only doing this donkey to shame thieves okay to shame people that steal all right see these three individuals work at tsa we all know know who TSA is, right? The Transportation Security Administration. They are the reasons we all feel so secure and yet so frightened at the airports.

Secure because we know nobody is walking around the airport with no weapons on them. But frightened because you never feel quite clean when you're going through TSA. No matter how many times you check your bag, you're just wondering if you're completely clean. But in Miami, at Miami International Airport, TSA shouldn't be the ones watching us. We should be the ones watching TSA because all three of these TSA workers have been arrested after authorities said they were caught on camera stealing from passengers during security screenings.

What did you say the news report was, Eddie? CBS. Let's go to CBS for the report, please. A trio of TSA officers facing charges accused of stealing from passengers at MIA. Police say Liberius Williams, Josue Gonzalez, and Elizabeth Fuster were seen on surveillance video working together to distract travelers at the security checkpoint in Concourse E and then steal from their belongings.

In one of the incidents, they took $600 from Patranger's wallet during the screening process, according to investigators. The TSA issuing this statement to CBS News Miami, the Transportation Security Administration holds its transportation security officers to the highest professional and ethical standards and has no tolerance for misconduct in the workplace. Any employee who fails to meet our fundamental ethical standards is held accountable. I'm meeting this with all due disrespect. These three are some of the worst kinds of criminals. I hate thieves.

Okay, thieves are despicable, and they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. There's not too many people worse to meet than folks who steal out of checked luggage. All right, first of all, it's such an invasion of privacy. You're going through people's luggage. That means you means you got you know hands all on people's drawers you know i mean they panties they bras when people are traveling they got their nice outfits their nice beach attire whatever it is and you just violate them you know by going through their luggage and stealing from them no worse feeling than when you get the way you're going and things you you packed to take

what you aren't in there so first you question yourself like damn did i pack it then you realize hell yes i did pack it they must have got me now these folks just weren't going to check luggage okay you just heard on the news report one video showed uh labarius williams removing six hundred dollars from a passenger's wallet as the passenger was being screened that's crazy these three individuals operating on a different level of demon time okay just take six hundred dollars from a passenger's wallet as the passenger was being screened hey gonzalez fooster williams you do know we not the only ones being recorded right y'all under surveillance too so the boldness of it all i want the judge to consider

these folks really didn't care because they did these crimes knowing they had to be under some type of surveillance now i really take things like this personal especially when they impact people i know and love um our good sister jess hilarious just just yesterday hit me because she was recently the victim of this same type of crime it wasn't the miami international airport it was the airport in mexico cancun international airport uh part of it watches her jess hilarious chain other pieces wow some evil ass despicable human being went in her luggage and took it she was flying united airlines by the way so if there's anybody out there from united

who wants to help you can uh hit jess hilarious up on instagram or reach out to us here at the breakfast club and i know the first thing people say is why do folks check valuable items like that in their luggage yeah you might be right but that is victim blaming all right the real question is why do people who work at the airport who work at tsa who work for these airlines feel the need to steal you got a job why risk that good job because you want to be stinky fingers okay and you go through the wrong panties underwear you want to be stinky fingers. Okay? And you go through the wrong panties and underwear, you're going to be stinky fingers. All right? Why are you going through our luggage? You have to have a certain level of integrity, certain moral code, I believe, to work at the airport.

Maybe we should start having Chick-fil-A workers. Okay? And people who work at banks work at TSA or whatever. All right? Whatever checks and balances there are at the bank implemented the airport because clearly folks at banks don't feel comfortable enough to just be pocketing money when they want to. So I don't want folks at airlines feeling comfortable enough to just steal our bags

and pocket our money when they want to. Okay. I don't even want folks feeling comfortable enough to feel like they can go in our bag. You know how they do those random bag checks sometimes. I don't like that either. Okay. I despise it. All right. hate thieves all right i hate people who steal from folks who work hard for what they have it's the eighth commandment the eighth commandment reads thou

shall not steal it does not read thou shall not steal from the rich man it does not read thou shall not steal from the poor man it reads simple and plain thou shall not steal and this needs to be the first commandment for the TSA. Please give those three TSA workers from the Miami International Airport the biggest hee-haw. Can't stand it, man. All right. Don't understand it. And if you know you're under surveillance, why would you continue to do it?

If you work at the airport, you know they're watching you too. Is it worth it you know they stole my underwear one time they stole my underwear my sneakers my jeans stinky stinky fingers going to vegas that's what you call those type of people sticky stinky fingers they always tell me you never check your bag outside oh i never do that they tell you to go inside because at least you did when you go inside you're dealing with a actual airline employee that's right People outside are contracted. Really?

I didn't know that. I thought they were for the airline, too. They're contracted. All right. Well, that was the donkey today. Shout to HBCU. Shout to BET. We'll see you guys tomorrow.

Everybody else. Historically black network. There you go. Let's stay with it. 800-585-1051. So obese passengers are upset that airlines are about to start charging you for two tickets. So let's open up the phone lines and ask your thoughts. 800-585-1051.

They're saying that, you know, they're trying to get more people on planes. So they're shrinking the airplane seats. Even though nearly 40% of American adults are obese. Are obese. Are obese? Obese. Why do you call them chunky people obese, man? You crazy, yo. Yo, that's wild, yo.

Obese. We just got back and you trying to stop me. I said obese. No, you didn't. You just called all fat people obese. I said obese. That is so messed up. Obese.

You can't say fat. That's crazy. You can't say fat. You have to say obese. You can't say fat? No. Since when you can't say fat? Don't say fat. Don't like when you say fat. Ob fat obese who don't like when we say fat fat people i ain't

never heard that in my life fat people call themselves fat stop it 800-585-1051 should obese people have to buy two tickets to take a plane that's the question 800-585-1051 i think it should be an obese section oh my god like you know they have first class and then have bigger chairs in a certain section that obese people can buy

and they can have but you gotta put on cause you gotta you know map out the weight on the plane instead of serving meals there's a buffet back there too

that's what you want that's what you want as well yo Sheldon let's discuss it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club Yo, Sheldon, let's discuss this. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're opening up the phone lines 800-585-1051. So, obese passengers are complaining about airlines charging them two tickets to fly on different airlines. Now, this is not every airline, but this is some of them, and some of the bigger passengers are complaining about this. So, we're asking, what are your thoughts 805 851051 now keep in mind 41 of americans are obese so with that being such a large number i think that they should have a large number you shut up i think they should have an obese section

now an obese section i know you think oh if it's a fat section but yes a big section where the seats are bigger and you let's say you just have four seats on a plane or six seats on a plane that you keep for obese passengers now if you don't sell them then you can sell them to regular people and then regular people that have a first class seat it'll feel like a first class seat but you at least give them the option instead of you know because you know if you if you've been on a flight like the seats are getting narrower and narrower. And there's no way somebody that's big can fit in those seats. Also, too, that number is probably a little skewed.

Because, like, to be considered obese, I think you have to be over 200 pounds. But that don't necessarily mean, like, you're fat. You know what I mean? Like, you know, you're consider it obese based off what, you know, the standards are. But I believe the airlines are doing overweight people a favor. Wow. I'm saying because if I was an overweight person, I personally would want to book two seats because I would want to be comfortable. Simple as that. Like the airline is not only looking out for the overweight people. It's looking out for his other customers because you're talking about how much it would cost for the heavy person to buy two seats how would you feel if you spent all that money for a plane ticket and had to be uncomfortable the whole ride because you sitting next to somebody

who clearly needed two seats you know what i mean so so one of two things can happen i don't want the airlines to change the the the dynamics of the plane but you know if you somebody is like overweight like you know 300 400 pounds maybe you like, overweight, like, you know, 300, 400 pounds, maybe you can give them a discount on the second ticket. Maybe. Give them a discount. Maybe. See, but the problem is this, right?

You know, with inflation and interest rates high and people not making money, that's expensive. And flying right now is expensive. Before, when you could get, like, a little $200 ticket, $250 ticket, $120 ticket, that's not no more. Now tickets are no less than $450, $500. Okay. Charge them their weight.

That's the discount. Yo, shut up, man. If you $450, you got to pay $450. But if you like $300 for the second seat, you pay the $300. You should have to pay a dollar per pound for your second ticket. I think that's fair. Now, by the way, real quick. Hold on a second, brother.

I said this, but I just got a text from the president of the Fat Lives Matter community. He says that we don't need a whole section, but if a second seat is needed, it shouldn't be full price of a regular ticket. I said that before I even got that text from him. Because we do have the president of the Fat Lives Matter committee that works here. But he can't be on camera for other reasons and stuff. But, you know, warrants. Yeah, you'll see him soon. Yeah, but my whole thing is is to do a section what's your name bro not a section my name is roe roe talk to us okay so i used to work out the airline a little while back

to be honest i agree with y'all saying i don't think it should be a full seat but it should be an extra upcharge because getting them on the airline or the flight itself my part used to be a process you had to get an extension for the seat belt it took like two or three people to get them on like that extra seat is a tad bit but there should be like an overcharge price or something like overweight back i agree now let me ask you a question rose so you know you know at plays they always keep two seats just in case there's a person with a wheelchair or a handicap right true now think about it if there was an obese section where it was just four seats that were a little bigger

that's only booked for big people but if they don't sell it then they just know then they can sell it to regular people kind of like the handicap seats it could just be four seats on the plane with just a little bigger to help you know obese people okay so that's a good idea right so you have four you have uh you have just extra seats. Right. And if no obese person rides the plane and buys that extra seat, then it's just a regular seat. Just a regular seat. I'm with that.

Because everything, everything. But to be honest, those extra seats aren't even just for handicapped people. Those are for flight crews. Like if they got somebody loading from one flight flying to the next city to work another flight. Oh, yeah, you're right. You're right. But yeah, but so they use use the handicap seats for other things, and that could be for the OB seats.

It could be like the fat section, the OB section. I don't see nothing wrong with that. Everything costs extra on the plane. If your bag is overweight, you got to pay extra. Correct. You know what I'm saying? If you got more than one carry-on bag, you got to pay extra for the carry-on bag. Correct.

Doesn't it be the same thing when it comes to your weight? If you're a little overweight, you got to pay more? If you're a little overweight, you got to pay more? If you're a little overweight, you got to pay a little bit more because all you're doing is paying for another seat. You're just, I wouldn't have them,

I wouldn't charge them full price for another seat. Okay. Hello, who's this? What up, dog? What up, dog? Detroit, what's up? Talk to us.

Hey, so listen, man. I'm just saying, first off, I like how y'all had the theme songs playing in the back, the TV theme songs. Can y'all play DuckTales for us?

Get that in the rotation. Y'all not supposed to be hearing that, so go ahead. Yeah, where you at that you heard that so we can report them? Where you at? Detroit. We here, bro. Detroit? Yeah, we here.

All right, but go ahead, bro. But yeah, man, I think they should charge them. Yeah, definitely. Yeah, put some tax on it Because everything going up The world going up Everything costs more We got to pay for everything Food costs extra They know that

So, yeah, it's got to cost extra Deceit got to be extra Right, but we even talk about the fact That all these food traps Where a lot of people can't get healthy food So they eating these food Food deserts, man I said food traps

Stop making it sound like They got a bunch of Chick-fil-A under a box and fat people are getting trapped, man. Ain't no food traps. It's a food desert, man. They're not even looking sexy. This guy is so crazy. This guy said food traps. Chicken fingers are looking sexy.

They're trapping people. Like, it's just a whole bunch of pies. You know what I'm saying? It's a whole bunch of pies in the net. And as soon as you go get the pies, the net just covers you up. Like, man, cut it out, man. Damn, yo. 800-585-1051.

If you're just joining us, obese passengers are complaining because airlines are charging them two tickets if you want to fly with them. So we'll talk about it when we come back. And we got Grizz when we come back. And he's a big brother. Pause. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. I ain't going away, man.'s a big brother. Pause. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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We're talking about obese passengers complaining about airlines charging them two tickets to fly. And we got Grizz on the line. Grizz, good morning. Yo, yo, good morning, man. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Yo, what up, y'all? Everybody good? Yes, sir. How big are you, Grizz? Pause line. Grizz, good morning. Yo, yo, good morning, man. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Yo, what up, y'all? Everybody good? Yes, sir.

How big are you, Grizz? Pause. Listen, man. I'm 400. Jesus. And I work out every day. I'm in the gym. I'm buff.

Okay. So the thing is, when I get to the line, they want to sit there and say, yo, we need to charge us for two seats. How tall are you? I know my size. I know I'm a big dude, but yo, that's too much, man. How tall are you? Six. Six.. I know I'm a big dude, but, yo, that's too much, man. How tall are you? Six, six.

Now, let me ask you a question. As a 6'6", 400-pound man, shouldn't you want more room? I know you get even more leg room. I know you do. You might not be able to afford it. Yo, I need more leg room. I need more room, period.

You know what I'm saying? My foot, I'm a size 14. Grizz, I'm going to ask you a question. I don't want you to think anything of it. Uh-oh. I just want to know. Oh,oh. I just want to know. Oh, boy. I just want to know.

Chill out, yo. Here we go. What? I got to hear this question again. Ask Grizz. What? Just tell me. What?

Just tell me. Tell him what? Is the stereotype true, people with big feet? Because I got big feet, but it ain't true. Yo, man, we not even on that topic right now. Let's talk about these TSA agents, man. Yo, that's been going on for years, brother. That's right.

People patting you down, right? Just want to make sure to see if your shoe size matches. Listen, now, we're talking about the little luggage thing, man. Oh, my fault, my fault, my fault. Hold on, Chris. Hold on, Chris. Yo, everybody in the morning listens to you every morning do that. Yo, chill out.

Hold on, Chris. Yo, what's wrong with you, man? I know. I just wanted to know, man. What's up with you? I'm asking questions. You just asked that man the size of his... No, I did, Grizz. Yo, what's wrong with you, man? I don't know. I just wanted to know, man. What's up with you? I'm asking questions. You just asked that man the size of his... No, I did not, actually.

But listen, the thing about Grizz, once again... The what? If I was Grizz, I would want to be comfortable. So I think that they should have half off for the second seat. That's what I think. Hello, who's this? Hi, DJ Envy and Charlamagne. Good morning.

I'm going to keep it anonymous because I got something ugly to say. Okay. Uh-oh. Well, first of all, are you obese? I just want to say. Are you obese, ma'am? I am not. Okay.

I'm sorry. Go ahead. Say what you got to say then. I just want to say if they want to complain about paying for two tickets, keep their fat at home. That's it. You ain't. it well that was a bit harsh you didn't have to say fat ass okay you know i mean that's what they are obese fat all the same thing yeah but it's the fat ass that makes it bad anyway you know um it's gonna come to that door right what because if you are a certain size and you don't want to pay, you know,

the extra cost for the extra tickets, you're going to have to find other means of transportation, right? Yeah. So you might not be flying. Hello, who's this? Hello, this is Darnell. Darnell, good morning, Darnell. Good morning, good morning.

Talk to us. We're talking about obese passengers complaining that they're getting charged for two airline tickets now. Right, right. So I believe, personally, that they should get charged for two airline tickets now. Right, right. So I believe personally that they should get charged for two airline tickets. I have personally been in situations, because I've traveled a lot, where I've been next to that morbidly obese passenger,

and it is extremely uncomfortable. If you sit and you physically take up 1.5 feet, then yes, you should pay for two tickets without a fin. Like, it's not an emotional thing. It's not a physical bias thing. It's more or less about, you know, being considerate for people next to you. And if you can't control your weight or if you do have a physical problem, then the airlines should be cognizant of this and have their own perception for these people that that size but being seen

as how i'm a normal size male and i've been so uncomfortable next to that really big male or that really big female i have been turned off on more than one occasion in different airlines and not just delta but multiple airlines they need to all come to the consensus that hey look this person is making me uncomfortable because they are bigger than the average size of the seat. So that's my opinion. I agree. Instead of flying commercial, some of these people got to fly cargo.

What? Okay. I was going to say private. You can't fly cargo. One of the two, because I think the whole thing is, we all can agree that, especially the older you get,

it's not like airlines are the most comfortable. Correct. I don't care whether you're sitting in first class, economy, whatever it is, airline seats just aren't the most comfortable so if i was an obese person i would want to buy a second seat just so i can be as comfortable as possible and i think that the only solution is the second ticket should literally be a dollar a pound oh my goodness i'm serious you can't afford it like you got to travel somewhere you can't afford two tickets. A dollar a pound.

But then you're 400 pounds. So I bought my first ticket for whatever the regular price was. Right. And if I'm obese and I need another seat. That could be like 400. That's better than 600, 700 or whatever the average ticket is. And then you got to weigh yourself on the scale to see what it is. Hey, you know what I mean?

So now you got to get on the luggage scale and weigh yourself on that scale. It's better. I'm just trying. It's better than having to buy two full tickets at full price. Now obese people are going to have anxiety. They're not going to eat for a day to get on the flight for cheaper. They're going to pee and poop before they weigh themselves on the scale like a boxer. It ain't going to make much of a difference.

Oh, my goodness. If you're that obese, it ain't going to make that much of a difference. You know what I'm saying? You're going to lose five pounds at the most. Oh, my goodness. All right. Well, when we come back, we got your rumor report. Nelly, he's up $50 million.

We'll tell you why. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Hold on. What? Salute to our guy, man. What? The president of the Fat Lives Matter community says.

Yes, he said, and just to let the people know that we know y'all don't want to sit next to us, but we are okay and are prepared for y'all to fall asleep on us. It's a compromise for us taking up y'all arm space. Oh, so they let you sleep on them? That's what the president of the Fat Lives Matter community said to me just now. All right. All right, well, we come back. We got your room report.

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Yes, on The Breakfast Club. Now, Nelly snags $50 million for half of his catalog. Now, Nelly has secured a $50 million deal for 50% ownership over his entire catalog, which includes eight albums and a number of number one singles. I guess that's the beauty of owning owning your masters right you can sell them for that kind of money if you choose to yeah so the deal is you don't own them yeah it includes some of the uh like ride with me dilemma featuring kelly roland hot in here uh i am number one and a host of others so uh shout to nelly whiz khalifa sells a portion of his music in publishing catalog.

They didn't say the amount, but they said he made a huge, big change as well. Now it's this Harborview Equity Partners is the one that purchased half of Nelly's and some of Wiz Khalifa's as well. I'm not in the music business, so I don't know if, you know,

those are good deals or not. I have no idea. You know, when I talk to artists who've done it they all say hey man you know we're getting these large lump sums of money we're getting this this capital and what i was told some of this stuff is just like licensing deals to a certain extent like they get it back after a certain period of time after that that money is is made back but you know 50 million dollars you think about it he gets 50 million he can invest that into whatever he wants you're getting the capital and he can you know flip that money fast because you know if he had to wait for his catalog it might take you know 10 20 years to get to 50 million dollars depending on how many times it's streamed or played or all that other stuff and

that's the thing i don't think people have enough conversations about would nelly have made that kind of money on his own just owning his masters i don't know he would enough conversations about it. Would Nelly have made that kind of money on his own? Just owning his masters? I don't know. He would have. It just might have took a long time. It might have took a long time. But now he gets that money up front and be able to make other moves.

I just don't know what the taxes are on that. Because $50 million is usually what? 38%, 40%? Well, anytime you make $50 million off something, it seems like a pretty decent deal to me. Absolutely. You don't sell half of it absolutely now when we were on our vacation uh espn laid off a lot of people uh jeff van gundy jalen rose keshawn johnson max kellerman uh just to name a few steve young uh and stephen a smith actually speaks about he says he could be next. ESPN, just the other day, laid off about 20 members of its on-air talent.

I titled this Change Happened, More to Come. Because, as you all know, I work at ESPN. My day job is first take. NBA countdown to NBA Stephen A.'s World, all of that, but mainly first take. And there are a lot of people who got laid off. But if we're going to be real about it, let's deal with reality. This ain't the end. More is coming.

And yes, ladies and gentlemen, I could be next. Let me tell y'all something. Don't ever, ever, ever in your life as a black person take anything for granted that's facts he's absolutely telling the truth but i will say this that's all part of disney's uh cost cutting goal though they had a 5.5 billion dollar cost cutting goal yeah but they also said that the company reported that the profit grew 56 percent to 12.1 billion in 2022 and some of these shows i thought were pretty big so i'm not a hundred and thousand percent sure why maybe they're gonna be rebranding some of these people rehiring you just

never know because we've seen people get fired and then hired back but you just never know if a company has a 5.5 billion dollar cost cutting goal across the whole company a lot of people getting fired and we're talking about disney here so they ain't just ESPN. You're talking about Disney workers. It's a whole bunch of different components that go under the Disney umbrella. So, yes, I'm sure it'll be more. Yeah, but they're saying their operating profit grew 56%. Hey, man. I just know they had a $5.5 billion cost cut and go.

Jesus. I don't know. All right. Well, shout out to our brother Jalen Rose. And listen, you remember earlier I said I don't need any more social media distractions yes

that's why you won't see me on threads threads yep but Breakfast Club page does have a thread yes we do yes because clearly

they love all the distractions yeah well that's a way to promote our content and put our content out there so we can that's right stay in this building

yeah yeah I thought you were going to talk about some of the other oh no I was going to actually say I i was gonna say that i think it's insane you know that so many people can run out and sign up for these new social media apps because you said thread is the fastest growing social media app ever yes how many people i think i saw like 100 million i think they said it's it's unreal to me how people can just run out and sign up for these new social

media apps then in the future you're going to be complaining about how these apps uh suppress black voices and black content and y'all gonna be complaining about these billionaires being billionaires but it's your support that keeps you know uh money in their pocket because you have so many apps out here that are black owned that y'all don't support like y'all support these other folks apps you got seventh avenue which i think formerly was The Cookout. Okay. Yeah, 7th Avenue. You got Fanbase, my man Isaac Hayes III. And then Spill.

Spill was the one I couldn't think of earlier, but Spill was being promoted as a black alternative to Twitter. And I think that was like two weeks ago. Yes. So I was trying to think. Yeah, it debuted like a week before Threads, but yet Threads is the one i see everybody running to well threads makes it easier because it's pretty much uses your instagram page uses your instagram followers it's pretty much you just put your name in and boop pops you already verified just download something but you know people like convenience and thread is very convenient i don't think nothing to do with convenience i just think

that y'all think white ice is colder that's what i think but y'all gonna be complaining about that white height that white white ice burning your hand later. Absolutely. So just make sure you follow The Breakfast Club on threads and you can see all the cool things and interviews and things that we're doing. Why y'all ain't got a spill page? We should have a spill page. We should have a spill page. What's the cookout new one?

You said it's 7th what? 7th Avenue. 7th Avenue. What's the other one? And fan base. We should have a fan base. We have a fan base. People's Choice mixes up next. Don't move. What's the other one? And Fanbase. We should have a Fanbase. We have a Fanbase. Yes, we have a Fanbase. All right. People's Choice mixes up next. Don't move.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. I just want to remind you guys, again, over the vacation, I was able to link up with HBCUNY and be part of that classic. I'm so excited to bring HBCU function to New York, New Jersey area. I know I always travel out to Alabama.

I always travel to Florida for the classics. So now we have a classic here. This year it's Morgan, I said Morgan, Morehouse versus Albany State. But it's just not about those schools. It's about all the HBCUs, fraternities, sororities. We want you guys to pull up. We want every HBCU to have a section out there. We're going to be enjoying ourselves with day and night parties.

There's going to be a step show. There's going to be financial literacy programs. There's going to be a career fair. There's going to be a pep rally. So we're trying to let these kids see what HBCUs are all about. We don't really get a chance to see it here on the East Coast as much. So all the schools that are pretty close, whether it's Lincoln, it's Morgan, it's Howard,

it's Hampton, it's Virginia Union, all the HBCUs we want you to pull up. There's a lot of alumni in the area. So again, the game is September 16th with a lot of activities all around it for that week. It begins the week of HBCU week.

We can't wait to see you guys. And again, that's September 16th. For more information, you can click the link in my bio or just Google HBCU NY Classic. All right. Now you want to shout to your people in Anguilla? Man, salute to everybody in Anguilla. I had a great time in Anguilla. Anguilla is like home for me.

I've been going to Anguilla for a decade now. And the love is real. Okay okay that's all i can say i i feel so relaxed and so recharged i may not sound like it in this moment but trust me i am and you know when you go on like a nice vacation like you know we were gone for like eight days not gonna lie after day five i was like damn got a little itch i'm ready to get back to work i'm gonna enjoy these last three days but I ain't ready to go back right now. That's right. But I am ready to go back.

Okay. You know, because I truly love what we do here at The Breakfast Club. Such a great environment. Now, you see they got the candles going. The candles, yep. You know what I'm saying? Smells good. Feels good.

Yeah, absolutely. Oh, man, it's just a great, great, great place to be. That's right. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the positive notice. The Breakfast Club, good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. And shout out to Nick Cannon and the whole Wild N' Out team. They're celebrating their 20th season starting tomorrow. We're going to have a different co-host from the Wild N' Out cast all this week. So make sure you tune in. And don't forget to check out Wild N' Out Thursdays, 9, 8 Central on VH1. All right. Now, Charlamagne, you got a positive note?

I do have a positive note, man. And I feel like somebody out there right now really, really, really needs to hear this. And I just want to tell you on this fine Monday, do it scared. That's right. Do it scared and stay afraid. Okay. But do it anyway. All right.

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