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Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast

Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. And do I have a treat for you. Haunting is crawling out from the shadows, and it's going to be devilishly good. We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on. So join me, won't you?

Let's dive into the eerie unknown together. Sleep tight, if you can. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Daphne Caruana Galizia was a Maltese investigative journalist who on October 16th, 2017, was assassinated. Crooks everywhere unearthed the plot to murder a one-woman WikiLeaks. She exposed the culture of crime and corruption that were turning her beloved country into a mafia state.

Listen to Crooks everywhere on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning, USA! and you know in Florida we say yo. Nobody's doing it with me. I'm by myself. Okay. One, two, three. Yo. I just did 30 yo's. Stitches. That's good. It wasn't her type of yo.

That felt right. Let people know who Stitches are, man. For people just joining us. Stitches are? Like I'm faux five because I got different voices? It would be Stitches is. Stitches are. Stitches are.

Who Stitches is? Let people know who Stitches is. You're trying to say I got too many people. You do got a lot of people in that head, boy. You be changing accents and people. I be confused sometimes. Each one get paid, though. How about

that? So, Stitches. There you go. Stitches is a radio personality from our sister station. Why do we say sister station? Because we're like siblings? Our family station. 1035 to Beaton, Miami. 103.5 The Beat in Miami. Yes.

Yes. So she is a radio personality. Songwriter, voiceover, actress. I appreciate that, sir. And a whole other. But a radio personality. A lot of teens. And an author.

And an author. Chair belt, reader's book. You know, we got to promote literacy. That's right. And lover of the Lord people. Absolutely. Doing all things that I can. You do middays at 103.5 The Beat.

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. right before the Breakfast Club so I'm going to be on. Well, no. Shout out to J Kiss. She's going to be holding it down. She's holding it down.

And then Papa Keith and then Bulletproof and J Kiss and then Mr. Mauricio and then the host God Logic is there now and Tony. You know I'm name dropping so people shout out to DJ Ayo.

You see how I'm doing? I don't even be thinking about that. I just be confused about how your voices just be changing as you be talking. Can I be honest with you? We've been trying to figure out why.

You've been lying this whole time. You've been lying this whole time. Could you want to be honest now? We've been trying to figure out why because, you know, Caribbean family, Haitian folk. My daddy, he used to hold, like, touch the TV to see if it was too hot when we come home from school if we watched it. Let's see if y'all was watching it. Oh, your people did that too? I'm country.

I'm from the South. I can't lie all day. I thought it was just our people who did that. So it wasn't TV. So we've been trying to figure out like why is you how you are? So I credit God for it.

Okay. Is that bad? No. You should give God glory for all things. Come on. Except for the bad things. The bad things are your problem.

That's your choice. That's your poor choice. That's good. That's your poor choice. That's your poor choice. Gritness this morning. So what'd you do yesterday in the city?

You was out and about? Shout out to Jerry Wanda. Super's your poor choice. Gritness this morning. So what'd you do yesterday in the city? You was out and about? Shout out to Jerry Wanda, super producer and songwriter, all that. So we went to Platinum Studios. Your studio? Yeah. Jazzman and hung out with everybody. He let us hear some music.

From who? From... Can't say. Pero... No sé. I can't say. I can't say. You can say.

I can't. You know, Jerry has this thing. He won't even let you... If you're working with him, he won't even let you take a track home. That's smart. You gotta write it, you gotta come back, write it there, and if he like it, then you can proceed with the record. But if he doesn't, you can't proceed with it. But he deserves that. I agree. As much as he produced and wrote in this industry. Like billions. And the platinum hits.

Come on. Why wouldn't you listen to him? A round of applause for Jerry Wonder. Can we do that? I'm going to close bonds with Jerry Wonder. I like that. You're right. And if people who don't know who Jerry Wonder is, he's the producer and writer behind a

lot of the Fugees hits, Y Club hits. And he did that. Maria, Maria. Shakira. Shakira, Shakira, Shakira, Shakira. No, no, no. Beyonce. No, no, no, no, no. Destiny's Child. Keep going. I'm going toira, Shakira, Shakira. No, no, no. Beyonce. No, no, no, no, no.

Destiny's Child. Keep going. I'm going to keep singing. Oh, I know. It's a lot. Basically, he's rich. Absolutely. He's rich, ladies and gentlemen.

And he's working with kids now and with the District of Newark. Like doing a lot of things, the other side of Newark. So cheers to him, man. Shout out to Jerry Wooden. All right. Well, this morning on the show, Larry Elder will be joining us. Larry Elder is a radio host. He's a TV personality.

I'm sure you've seen him on Fox News. And he's an author. And he's running for president of the United States of America. Yes, he's a black mantle. People know that. Just in case. Point of information. That's not.

Because, you know, when you hear running for president, sometimes you automatically think. There's a vision that comes to mind. Correct, yeah. Not no more. I think that's Ben Shatner. Really? So when you think of president, what instantly comes to mind right now? Right now?

Yeah. I don't know. Old and white to me. Not necessarily that, though. But I just feel like it's way more diverse than it used to be. I don't think just old white male anymore when I think who runs for president. You know? President Obama changed that for me.

Hillary Clinton changed that for me. You know, you got people like Nikki Haley running now. Tim Scott running now. Like, I don't know. I just don't think old... That's not the first perception that comes to mind. Nah. Mine is.

I guess because who's been the president in the last... Okay. Makes sense. Old white guys. Yeah. Except for Brock. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking.

Front page news. Teslin Figaro will be joining us. So don't go anywhere. That was supposed to be like a hype song. I was going to come in with you. I'll come in next time. Big letdown. That's the Breakfast Club.

Come on. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host Stitches with us. Stitches. And let's get in some fronta Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host Stitches with us. Stitches. And let's get in some front page news.

Good morning, Tess. Good morning, Charlamagne Tha Guy. Good morning, beautiful Stitches. Hi, Tess. Hi, how are you? I'm blessed. Let's jump right into it. Let's talk about the Fulton County District Attorney wanting the Trump trial to begin right before Super Tuesday. Yeah, I'm surprised when Stitches asked you guys, what do you think of when you think of a president, I'm surprised you didn't say indictments.

Certainly what I'm thinking of nowadays. Let's listen to the report and talk about it on the other side. District Attorney Fannie Willis has proposed a March 4th trial date in her racketeering case against former President Trump and his co-defendant, creating a possible calendar crunch that's one day before Super Tuesday and weeks before Trump is said to go on trial in Manhattan, all sandwiched between two potential special counsel trials in January and May. Wow.

Yep, they're moving forward with this. Now, you know, critics are saying that they're not going to, she's not going to have enough Wow. computer breaches and attempts to influence influence witnesses she has given the digital attorney has given all 19 defendants until august 25th at noon to voluntary surrender and they're expected to be processed at the fulton county jail yeah i don't care when they go to trial but i will say for everyone who thinks that uh this is just politically driven and they are only doing this to hurt his chances of winning re-election This is definitely going to throw fuel on that five. I agree. It seems very calculated to have it right before Super Tuesday. I agree.

They're making it very easy for Trump to say this is a witch hunt. Witch hunt continues. And they're going to rally behind him. They continue to rally behind him. I saw some polls yesterday. It was what? In a general reelection, it was 47% Biden, 46% Trump. Right.

What does that say? What does that say about President Biden right what does that say yeah what does that say about president biden what does that say about president biden what does that say about the american people like man it says a lot it's a lot to unpack with that paul yeah i'm looking at nv's face what's on your mind no the only reason i say that is i've always been saying it's like you know which which one do people pick right because a lot of people don't necessarily love Biden. They feel like he's too fragile. They feel like he's not being a good president, that he's not actually there, but they don't necessarily want Trump.

So it's like you're stuck in between. And I see a lot of people not going out to vote because they're like, you know what? I don't want either one of them. You know, well, I don't have to love Biden or Democrats and I don't have to love or republicans because i don't love either one of them but i do see one party uh still trying to preserve democracy and i see another party leaning towards fascism so to me that's the easy call so you're leaning more towards democracy of course of course i want to protect democracy of course all right well that is front page news tesla we'll see in a couple of minutes absolutely all right get it off your chest 800-585-1051 if you need to vent phone lines

are wide open again 800-585-1051 get it off your chest phone lines are wide open it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club this is your time to get it off your chest keep chest 800-585-1051 we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this here what's up mv hey what's up trap uh what's up char peace sis what's the word uh who's our co-host for today that's a new one? I'll take it. Good morning, sir.

How are you? I'm doing good. I missed your name. What'd you say? Stitches. Stitches. Oh, okay. What's going on, Stitches? How you doing?

I'm good, boo-boo. You blessed? You feeling good? Black and honey flavor. Come on now. Come on, sir. I'm a little stressed out, though, y'all. I'm a little stressed out.

What's up, Jeff? Little butt struggles. I mean, you might can see that. So, I saw this video, and the girlies is out here treating these men differently. They out here eating butt and buying boots. Man, now, what you saw, Tara Manning from Orange is the New Black? Yes. How can I compete with that?

I can do the first part, but I can't buy no boats. Yeah, she's s***ing butt and buying boats and the man married. So she a good side chick. No, not if she telling. She ain't say the man name. All she says, I'm out here s***ing the man, man, butt, and I'm about to go buy him a boat. And I hate his wife. God damn.

She really did. She really did. Ladies, s***ing butt and buying boats. I don't know what to tell you. S***ing butt and buying boats. That don't know what to tell you. F***ing button buying boasts. That's the energy they on all fall and winter.

It ain't all of us. It ain't all of us. We don't want E. coli in our stuff. We don't want that in our mouth. Well, it's over for you,

Trav. Yeah, Trav, that's why you single now. You got it. You right. I can do the first part. I just can't afford the boasts.

Well, step your game up. All right, get your money up, Trav. Bye, y'all. Bye, Trav. Oh, my God. The only thing that you can do is eat butt on a boat. So you got to rent a boat.

Or you don't have to. Or you can just be on a boat. Hey, man, he trying to compete. Or you can just be on a boat. Hello, who's this? Hello? Morning, Brothers Club. What up, what up?

Get it off your chest. Hey, how you doing? First of all, Charlamagne, Andy, my name is B.U., man. I'm just calling to share the light. Hartman said good morning to you as well. I'm just calling to share the light about these brownies, man, in New York City. Brownies? I'm a vendor, man.

And, yeah, they got the parking tickets. I'm a vendor, and I do a lot of deliveries, man. And I'm in these stores, maybe maybe all the 10, 15 minutes tops. It's that. These people write tickets, like, you know, like I'm about to park a truck in a parking spot for hours. I'm only there for 10, 15 minutes. I paid for the parking, but it seems like the time might run out, and then I just write the ticket. Like, no consideration about a parking man, man.

I think, like, you know, just have some consideration. That's man, man. I think just have some consideration. That's all, man. I'm just trying to set a light on that. That's all. Okay. Before I hang up, Envy. Yes, sir. There you go.

There you go. Blow the horn. Thank you, brother. I love you, bro. Peace, KC. Have a good day. I mean, you know, parking in New York City, I mean, I used to think like that all the time. Those parking agents, it seems like they wait for your

thing, your media to run out to give you a ticket. I mean, that's their job. But you gotta understand that's their job. Like, you know, that's what they get paid for. They get paid the right tickets and paid to make sure people are parking in the right place. That's like saying firefighters wait till a fire happens to come put the fire out. It's too much. It's too much, though.

It's a little different, but like, of want to give somebody at least a minute. A chance. Grace. The elevator might be a little too slow. Grace. Something a little bit. A grace period, I feel like. I feel like sometimes they be on the side just watching you and just ready to give you a ticket.

No, you looked at that sign. You know what time you're not supposed to be parking there. You know what I'm saying? You know what time your meter was up. I'm here to do my job. But them tickets be expensive too. New York tickets

like $100, $150. Well, they might get, I don't know if this is true, but they might get commissioned. They don't get commissioned? They're just doing their job.

So, you know, they following the rules so why don't we? You right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. 105.1 It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blessed. It's time to get up

and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, my name's Tony. Hey, Tony,585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, my name's Tony. Hey, Tony, get it off your chest. Hey, how y'all doing? I just wanted to say I've been listening to y'all for about 13 years.

I've been listening to y'all since I was like a freshman in high school. Dang. For a long time. Yes, loyalty. Wanted to let y'all know I love you guys. Love you too, bro. Charlamagne, I just started listening to Brilliant. It is one thing I just needed to say,

because I heard Andrew Schultz and the other guys saying that Taylor Swift and Beyoncé wasn't even close when it came to tour tickets. I just wanted to say that that wasn't true. Beyoncé is on her way to being the biggest female tour of all time. That's not true. That's not true, Black Man. That's true. That's not true, Black Man.

She's on her way to having the highest grossing R&B tour of all time. No, they said B-time artists of all time. Well, I haven't seen that. You know, last time I checked, they said she was going to make $500 million plus total in her tour. And Taylor Swift was on track to make $1.4 billion. Taylor's already crossed $400 million with like like 20 30 shows or something like that but then i did read a new york times article that said beyonce might eclipse the 1.4 billion by october i don't know what's true and what's not but right now it's taylor swift yeah okay maybe they should

have said black for you my heart is in that case they did you just don't read Hello, who's this? This is Recy Hey Recy, what up dog? Get it off your chest What's going on? Hey Shook Shout out WJLB out there What's up?

I gotta get some stuff off my chest I'm kind of frustrated because 10 years ago, my identity was stolen, and somebody used my name to cash fraudulent checks. And because our justice system is just so great, I actually suffered the consequences from that. And 10 years later, I'm still suffering the consequences from it. Damn, I feel like stitches can relate. Man, I say a special prayer for you because i went

through that in college i had no credit and then i received some mail from fifth at fourth avenue i don't even know what fourth avenue is i looked into my credit baby i had 12 pages of people using my credit buying houses steel going to burlesque burlesque clubs and it did take some some relief for you it did take me a while but i had to stay diligent on it and i got people to help me so it sounds like if somebody bought a house that'd be easy to find no i got the police involved it got to the point where i i'm hoping this encourages you i got to the point where i had to put it down because it was so stressful and i was in school at the time but i had to really pick it back up and get people to help

me to clear it out so right now i am clear so it can happen it's gonna clear up but just stay active and stay on it and just try to find people to help you with it so i pray it gets cleared up and you can get whatever it is that you need mama thank you so much you're welcome peace what we say this morning it's gonna be a peaceful that's right it's peaceful have a good morning mama get it off i just want to say this is why i just be talking about when i say people just don't be reading beyonce tops the list of all time highest grossing black artists with renaissance tour yes that's what that's what he said that they should have said that i'm like they did say that he's he don't read all the way sometimes but this is the headline oh the headline is beyonce

of all time highest grossing black artists, he didn't read the whole headline. He just read Beyonce top. You know how they have the clip of the article and it's not the full. Beyonce top. That's all he might be right. He probably didn't. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

Now we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about? Yes. So what happens when you're on a plane with Beanie Man? You might get a free concert from him. And why Doja Cat feels relieved because she doesn't have that many followers anymore. We'll talk about it. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back.

It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country.

I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia.

I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I create my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warheads.

Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast.

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

You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves, for self-preservation and protection. it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, y'all?

This is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th.

I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone.

Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was called a moment.

Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. It took drama and mayhem to an entirely new level. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, every backstab, blackmail and explosion, and every single wig removal together. Secrets are revealed as we rewatch every moment with you.

Special guests from back in the day will be dropping by. You know who they are. Sydney, Allison, and Joe are back together on Still the Place 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. Why are you calling my Lord and Savior this morning? Amen. Amen. I don't have a problem with you calling my Lord and Savior, but why are you just screaming my Lord and Savior name? Isn't this the second Scissor song in the hour? No, it's the same Scissor song in the hour.

Did we play this? All I ever hear is this song. What do you mean the second Scissor song? We've been playing this song for a year, right? No, we just played two Scissor songs this hour. All I ever hear is this song. And he said, no, this ain't it. What do you mean, this is the second Scissor song? We've been playing this song for a year, right? No, we just played two Scissor songs this hour. All I ever hear is this one. There's one that... What's the song?

There's Snooze. There's Snooze. What's the one? Shirt. Shirt. There's Shirt. There's another one. All I know is it's the same damn song.

We just played both of them. What are you trying to say? That's what I was going to ask. You never see two artists in the same, well. Yeah, Drake all the time. Jesus. All right. How with you?

Amen. Well, salute to SZA. All right, well, let's get to the rumors. Let's go. Stitches is here. This is the rumor report. On The Breakfast Club. Less black and highly favored.

I guess you could say the best content. Can I do some for what we do back home? Leg out. Okay, Taylor working on her vacation. Taylor made it from Florida? I guess that Taylor made it, man. Shout out to Taylor. Taylor, I'm going to take two seconds out and salute you.

Thank you so much. I hope you enjoyed yourself out there. Thank you, Taylor. Go ahead, Taylor. Okay, Taylor. Let's get into this. Shout out to all of my Caribbean masses. So...

Boop, boop, boop. Oh, yeah, man. Yeah. Oh, no? Too much? I don't know. Too far? We're going to hit Caribbean masses.

All right. Boop, boop, boop. That's who... Okay. All right. So, Beanie Man hosts a brief in-flight concert on the way to the Bahamas. I love this story because if you haven't seen this on social media, it's going viral now. In the viral video, Beanie Man can be seen standing in

the aisle of the packed flight singing the melodies to his 1997 hit song, Roll Me. Nobody gonna sing it with me? Roll Me. I don't know. You sound like you were shouting out Rotimi. Rotimi. I didn't know you were singing the song. I was like, oh, Rotmy got a random shout out.

We know the melody. So before allowing the passengers to sing the rest of the hook, this was played back at JessLeanne underscore. She captured the moment, and it was POV. You're stuck in the Bahamas on your stopover, and Beanie Man is on your flight. Do we have some audio, Eddie? Oh, na, na, na, na, na, na.

Oh, my God. your flight do we have some audio Eddie Who am I? The girl done shit. Wait, it was the ending for me, though, because he stopped and went right back up the first class. That's right. That's right. Now, is it true that there's a Sim Sima challenge on TikTok? Probably is now. I saw the cast of Jersey Shore doing that. I didn't know if that was something that they was just doing or if that was a thing thing.

I don't know. But if you ever get a chance to meet Beanie Man, he's one of the nicest and coolest people that you'll ever meet. He's just a good dude. Shout out to Beanie Man. I haven't seen him in a while. I got to call him later today. I haven't spoke to him

in a minute. I love it. And if you want to see how Envy was dancing to that, I'll post it on my stories. I've been getting busy. At S-T-I-C-H-I-Z Stitches. Check it out right now.

My wife is Jamaican, but you know, she didn't teach me how to dance. I just be learning on my own. My wife is Jamaican, but she didn't teach me how to dance. I just be learning on my own. Your wife is Jamaican, but her husband is white. I thought he was Spanish. You're not Spanish.

I'm not Spanish. I'm not white. People starting to believe y'all. You got to stop it. White Latina. I'm not a white. You're not wrong with it. I'm black.

I'm black. Okay. All right. Capital B. I'll accept that. Okay. So next up, this is Doja Cat. So we know things have been going on on social media. And, you know, fans have not been too happy with her.

So much so that close to 800,000 fans have left her social media. So Doja Cat says she feels free after losing followers over a recent argument with fans. So she says that she feels free um after hundreds of thousands have unfollowed her because she can now really be herself and the real ones are going to stay with her i think we have some audio you're an idiot i don't care if you like my music or not there's a lot of people i don't like who i listen to their music and there's a lot of people i don't know that i listen to their music if i knew them i probably wouldn't like them i listen to their music and and there's a lot of people i don't know that i listen to their music and if i knew them i probably wouldn't like them i listen to a lot of music and there's no way i would be best friends with every person that i listen to their music do you understand like not

trying to be like aggressive towards you but like i am because i'm upset with you but like do you understand what i'm saying amongst all the anger like you're such a idiot i'm not your friend well all right then you're talking to her followers uh yeah yeah and um well eight hundred thousand nearly eight hundred thousand said well all right and they pretty much left well she's absolutely correct you know what i'm saying you gotta choose who chooses you people focus too much on who don't rock with them instead of focusing on all the people who do and most of the people on social media they're not real supporters anyway they just nosy but you really don't hear artists coming out and saying that against whatever fans whether

you're a real one or day one you don't typically say that it's just always been like that though and doja gets busy that's one thing about you know you usually hear this with artists that are not nice and they're upset because somebody critiqued their music but doja gets busy i love doja cat music and i don't follow her so what is that you know i mean well truly i don't follow that proves my point like those are probably 800 000 people you should have probably blocked anyway but i don't know because i i haven't seen that kind of attitude with her towards her fans in the beginning so i i saw a bit of a shift i don't know exactly i don't know if it was after the grammys but you know was it i don't know but you know she says that the people don't know

her she don't know them either so why are you so upset like there's no way i'm gonna get on my phone and yell at my screen at a bunch of people that i don't even really know well maybe now we won't see her yelling because she she feels like she has the real fans that are riding with her. So let's see how that goes. And I don't ever see that translate into record sales or anything. You know what I mean?

Followers of him. Exactly. People be having hundreds of millions of followers and be putting out albums that sell 10,000 copies, 100,000 copies. Those are just nosy people on social media. Trying to see what you got going on. But I do hope she's okay.

I hope Doja is well. so now let's talk about this sean diddy combs announces the inaugural revolt world yes the festival is going on september 22nd through the 24th it's featuring young miami of course shout out to the city girls moneybag yo gz juvenile the list goes on and it all happens in atlanta so the theme they're going to be utilizing we are hip-hop so shout out to revolt world are you guys i think you oh i gotta have to go but you know that's the same weekend as the iheart festival yes i was already booked yeah so that's the revolt and that's the same as the revolt music festival that they used to do every year right yeah they just changed the name yeah revolt world so this is happening in atlanta georgia like you said during

our iheart radio music festival little dirk and everybody's gonna be there so it should be cool travis scott who else gonna be there little wayne who else we got there oh we got tlc tlc miguel yes yes did we say travis can i tell you my favorite part though from our iHeartRadio music festival? What's that? I really get excited

for this festival because I love how, and shout out to Revolt, not to try to take away from them, but since we're on this one, when it's like the musical artists

coming together and collaborating like you've never really seen before, but when it was Usher and Breezy, like they were dance battling

and they literally had their shoes on fire. Y'all don't know that? I don't remember that one either. I haven't been in for years though. Yeah, yeah. We haven't been in a while though. I haven't been in about four years. They didn't have too many black artists in four years.

It's the blackest it's ever been. It's the blackest it's ever been, so we gotta wrap. And my last two children were literally born the same time. Yeah. I'm going with y'all. I'm just putting my name in the hat.

Okay. We going. It's the blackest. I'm just putting my name in the hat. We going. This is the blackest IHOP festival. In the 13 years I've been working at IHOP, this is the blackest IHOP festival.

Facts. I'm going to have my black ass there this year. I'm happy to see you there. That is your room. And you can't get any Public Enemy. How we forget Public Enemy?

Public Enemy! Come on! Come on! How we forget Public Enemy? LL Cool J, we said, too, right? We said all the names? Since you got the official list? Kelly Clarkson.

This list ain't got everybody. This list got a little bit of everybody. I just want the black list. Kelly's not black. That's what I said. They said Foo Fighters, Fall Out Boy, Kelly Clarkson. Not black. Kane Brown.

Not black. I like Kane Brown, though. Lenny Kravitz, Miguel, Public Enemy, Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw. Tim McGraw is what? Kane Brown Black Not black. I like Kane Brown, though. Lenny Kravitz. Kane Brown, black. Miguel. Public Enemy. Cheryl Crow. Tim McGraw. Tim McGraw is what? Kane Brown, black, right? Yeah, he's a country artist.

Okay, yeah. Kane Brown. What do you mean? I don't want to close for Kane Brown. You know my music? Tim McGraw. TLC. TLC, black.

30 Seconds to Mars. Not black. I like them, though. All good groups, though. And more. It's going to be good. Lil Wayne. way you never know who's gonna bring who low dirt they are definitely gonna be there yeah it's gonna be

good yes all right all right but all right up next front page news and then we got a special guest larry elder will be joining us he's running for president 2024 and he's black as well so yeah he's black he's black all right he's definitely black all right i'm black too right yes okay i'm black too right no i was trying to set you up i tried just the breakfast poker board good morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got our guest co-host stitches with us and let's get in some front page news. What up, Tez and Figaro? Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Stitches. And good morning to Charlamagne Tha God.

Peace, Tez. Hey, Tez. We'll see you at Carnival in October, right? In Miami. She really put me on the record. Yep. Thank you. Yes, I will be there in October in Miami.

Mackenzie, you heard that? Mark Mackenzie, he heard that. Thank you, Tez. All right, let's jump right into it. Let's talk about this Texas woman arrested and charged with threatening federal judge overseeing Trump's election case. They're taking it serious, huh? Yeah, they're taking it serious. And more political arrest news seems to be every day. A Texas woman was detained Wednesday after she was arrested and charged with threatening the federal judge. Like we mentioned, that is presiding over Donald Trump's case. Now, 43-year-old Abigail Shry faces a charge of transmitting a threat

to injure a person via interstate commerce. The affidavit said that she called the judge's chamber and said, hey, you stupid slave. She called her the N-word. She also said, you're in our sights. We want to kill you. If Trump doesn't get elected in 2024, we're coming to kill you, so tread lightly, B-word.

She said you'll be targeted publicly, and your family everybody she also went on to make a threat to representative uh sheila jackson lee she's running for mayor in texas we know her as the congresswoman and made some threats to the lgbtq community and she when they talked to her she said well you know i had no intentions of carrying it out but she did admit to making the threat yeah when i hear stuff like that it's just a reminder of why uh trump still polls so high yeah and it reminds me that a lot of trump supporters must be high because why do people think they can play with government officials like that when it comes to threatening violence yeah i have no idea uh because the now the report says it was a transmitted threat to injure a person

and I looked that up, that carries five years but there's far more that they could charge her with. One, terroristic threat, when you threaten a public servant, a judge with any intent to harm, you also can get a retaliation charge, an obstruction of justice charge, harassment, stalking, I mean it goes on and on. The judge is the last person you want to make a threat so yeah we'll be you see what that happens with that because you got to go in front of a judge after making threats to a judge i don't care if you black white whatever i feel like a judge is going to be like oh no because they somebody might play with me like

that too so let me make an example judge is gonna ride with a judge but that shows the boldness and entitlement of somebody to feel like you can speak in that way or manner to an official and somebody who has the ability to put you away and i want a certain type of boldness and well yeah to that point i wonder how much uh race played a role in that too the fact that she was a black woman judge of course you know well the name calling kind kind of her the N-word solidifies it, I guess, and calling a stupid slave. Yeah, that's a clutch. My pearls. I ain't even got them on. Now, let's also jump into the Fed's indict fundraiser for Representative George Santos.

Now, what happened? Again, a more political indictment in arrest news and fraud news. A man who was a paid campaign staffer for Representative George Santos. He was indicted on a federal criminal charge pretending to be the House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's top aide. 27 year old Samuel Mealy. And he admitted to Representative Santos that he likes to fake his identity to big donors. He actually said that there is high risk and high reward in everything that he does. So, again, he told Representative Santos that he was actually doing this.

And not only did he do that, he also got a 15 percent commission to money of everything that he brought in as well. He raised money for him in 2020 and 2022. So he's been charged with four counts of wire fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft in the six-page indictment now his arrest comes three months after his boss was also charged with fraud theft money laundering and making false statements so that's the US Congress folks people don't even like Kevin McCarthy you couldn't pick an elected official that people actually like I thought it'd be hard to raise money to saying you down with Kevinarthy yeah well not in the republican world so maybe this

yeah i feel like they don't like him that much either i guess that's true i don't know it didn't work it didn't look it didn't work it didn't work out too well so he'll be raising money on what they call commissary. That's a fact. Alright, well, that is front page news. Yeah, Tez is going to be sticking around because we got Larry Elder coming in next. Larry Elder is a radio personality, TV personality,

a New York Times bestselling author. You've seen him on Fox News, I'm sure. He's running to be president of the United States of America. Correct. Yeah, so Tez will be sticking around for that. Alright, so don't go anywhere. Don't move. Larry Elder, when we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Tezman Figueroa with us. And we got a special guest in the building. 2024 Republican presidential candidate, Larry Elder.

Welcome, brother. Thank you so much for having me. It is an honor. How are you feeling? I feel good. He does more than that, though. I mean, he's a radio host. Radio host for 40 years.

Author, TV author. Author, New York Times bestselling list. I've got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Corner of Hollywood and Vine. Southeast corner, just saying. Okay. I didn't know you had a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Yeah, about a handful of radio guys do, and I'm one of them yeah I think it's you

Elvis Duran yeah big boy oh Angie a guy named Arthur Godfrey okay yeah so let's jump right into it why are you running for president well I'm running as an America first mega guy and we have an America first mega guy running obviously so the question is what do you bring to the table you say MAGA MAGA okay and the answer is I bring a lot of issues to the table that I feel our side does not talk enough about, if at all. For example, the number one social problem in America, by far, is the epidemic, not of COVID, but of fatherlessness. 70% of black kids today enter the world without a father in the home married to the mother, up from 25% back in 1965. Now, 25% of white kids enter the world today without a father in the home married to the mother, up from 25% back in 1965. Now 25% of white kids enter the world today without a father in the home married to the mother.

And the stats are clear. Even Barack Obama once cited them. If you're raised without a dad, you're five times more likely to be poor and commit crime, nine times more likely to drop out of school, and 20 times more likely to end up in jail. What's happened? In the mid-60s, with I think the best of intentions, a Democrat named Lyndon Johnson launched what he called the war on poverty. And since then, we have incentivized women to marry the government and incentivize men to abandon their financial and moral responsibility. Eighty seven percent of blacks live under the poverty line. Now it's about 14 percent. You can't blame it on poverty. You can't blame it on racism. It is a breakdown of the nuclear intact family.

And neither side is talking about it. The left doesn't talk about it because they caused it with the welfare state and our side does not talk about it because if you're white you'll be accused of dissing single moms who are heroically raising these kids or you'll be accused of being a racist or if you're black you'll be accused as i was by the la times being the black face of white supremacy nobody's talking about that i am let me ask you a question what do white people do wrong? I'm not worried about white people. I'm worried about what's going on with us. If there's systemic racism in this country, we know what it is. No, I don't say there is.

You say there is. I don't believe it. Oh, you don't believe there's systemic racism? No, there used to be, obviously. Well, you're trying to say there isn't anything wrong with it. It seems to me, rather than deal with what's going on, the pathology that's going on in the inner city, you want me to talk about how bad white people are, which I don't think is a particularly productive thing to do.

I think there's a cause and effect, but if we can't talk about the cause, which I believe is systemic racism and white supremacy, the FBI said... Well, I just told you, if it's systemic racism, please explain to me how it was when America really had systemic racism. In 1940, 87% of blacks lived under the poverty line. Again, this is during Jim Crow era. My father is from Athens, Georgia, grew up in Jim Crow.

My mom is from Huntsville, Alabama, grew up in Jim Crow. 87% of blacks lived below the poverty line. This is before Brown versus Board of Education. You did not find these kind of black-on-black crime. But they still were living below the poverty line, though, sir. I'm sorry? You're forgetting the fact that they were were living below the poverty line, though, sir. I'm sorry? You're forgetting the fact that they were still living below the poverty line.

You're picking and choosing, saying this was good, but this was bad. The bottom line, they end between the poverty line. But let's move forward. Well, let me, can I just address that? In 1940, 87% of blacks lived under the poverty line. 1960, that number had fallen to 47%. That's a 40-point drop in 20 years. That's the greatest 20-year period of economic expansion for black people in the history of America. Again, well before Brown v. Board of Education, well before the KKK imploded, well before we had race-based preferences. Why? Because it was rare for a black kid to be raised in a family without a father in the home, a strong belief in Judeo-Christian values, a belief in patriotism, even as America wasn't applying these values to black people, obviously, and a belief in entrepreneurship.

All those things are now under assault by organizations like Black Lives Matter. Charlemagne, Black Lives Matter had on their website an attack on the nuclear family. The founders are self-described Marxists, trained Marxists. Marx wanted to dethrone God, was an atheist, and Marx did not believe in capitalism, let alone entrepreneurship. All the things that made black people still survive in virulent racism are now under attack by organizations like Black Lives Matter. All of those things have always been under attack by white supremacy. You can go back to things like whether it's the Tulsa race massacres, like every time black people do create these systems that are our systems and we are the

entrepreneurs, it seems like white supremacy finds a way to destroy every time look the tulsa massacre within about five years that whole area was rebuilt uh it was not even called the the black wall street until after it was rebuilt and was rebuilt by the way by black people without one dime of government money yeah who destroyed it to begin with it was right what racist who destroyed it no question about it we've had we've had race rights but so it's so japanese so you do agree that there's racism i'm just so confused you know i never even came close to saying i never said i never came i never came close i never came close to saying there was no racism you just say you don't think it's systemic racism not anymore obviously there was we had something called slavery we had something called jim crow

black wall street it's the same system right now that's not even wanting to pay those same living descendants because i know your position on reparations but those same living descendants of black wall street okay and then you move and then you go on to say that this the system the quote-unquote system is also trying to destroy president trump so i'm just so confused on do you believe that the system can destroy or not you you pick and choose sir and that's what's so confusing to me you just said it wasn't racism. Now it is racism. When it was time to build it back, there was no racism. I'm so confused.

I said it wasn't systemic racism. Let's talk about... Are you just going to go on the worst system? Can I just make this point, Charlamagne, please? Let's take Chinese Americans. Chinese Americans were the first ethnic group to be excluded with an immigration act in the late 1800s. They had riots against Chinese in L.A., in San Francisco.

There were laws that prevented Chinese Americans from participating in the laundry business. I'm in California. California, of course, rounded up Japanese Americans during World War II. There were laws that prevented Japanese Americans from owning farmland. The average Japanese American household has a higher per capita income than the average white household. The average Chinese American household has a higher per capita income than the average white household. The average Chinese American household has a higher per capita income than the average white household. How does that happen? It happens because of a strong belief in family. It is rare for a Chinese American or a Japanese American kid to have a child outside of wedlock and a strong belief in education and a strong belief in entrepreneurship. These are the kinds of qualities that make people successful. You can't blame everything on having a fatherless family, right? I didn't say blaming everything. I know, but that's what you're saying. You're saying a strong community. No, you said that's

what I just said. I didn't say that. You talk about the Asian community. Asian community, it's easy for them to get loans for entrepreneurships. It's easy for them to get loans for houses. It's harder for our community to get loans, right? And not just because of poor credit scores. It's because of where the areas are. You talked about the Asian community. A lot of the Asian community have their own banks and they're able to process and get their own banks. There's not too many African-American branches that are able to give out money. So that's one. Then let's talk about getting grants for schools. They're not even giving grants for schools at the rate that they're giving grants for white people. And let's talk about when they talk about entrepreneurship.

They are giving so much money to these white and Asian kids and Asian people doing it. And a thousand times less than our community. Will you agree to any of that? No, I don't. I don't agree with virtually any of what you just now said. The the turndown rate for a white applicant for a mortgage is higher than the turndown rate for a Japanese or Chinese applicant for a mortgage. Now, are you telling me that banks are discriminating against white and in favor of Asian Americans?

It's because their credit scores are better. They often live below their means. They save more, even when they're making the same amount of money than black people do. If you have poor credit score, you're not going to get a loan. Period. End of statement. Even the head of Urban League, a black man, once said that. If you have poor credit score, you're not going to get a loan.

Period. End of statement. All right, we got more with Larry Elder. When we come back, 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. Of course, we have Teslin Figaro with us,

and we're kicking it with Larry Elder. Charlamagne? Let me ask you a question, Mr. Elder. Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and I'm pretty sure everybody who just caught a recall with him in Georgia, they all had fathers, and they still ended up in jail. How did that happen? Nobody said, nobody said, if you have a father, you won't go to jail.

Nobody said, if you didn't have a father, you're going to jail. My father never knew his biological father. He got thrown out of the house when he was eight, when he was 13 years old, eighth grade dropout, Jim Crow South, Athens, Georgia. Fast forward, my dad cleaned toilets, two full-time jobs, cleaning toilets when I was growing up, went to night school to get his GED, and then after that, he went to night school to learn how to operate a small restaurant. Age of 47, my dad saves his nickels and dimes from his job, starts a small restaurant near downtown LA. Fast forward, he retires in his 80s. He owned

that restaurant. He owned property next door, plus the house that's still in our family. Not too shabby for somebody who did not know his biological father. It's not a death sentence. You still have choices. It's just much, much more difficult to raise a child on your own. Even Tupac Shakur said, I know for a fact, Tupac, excuse me. I know for, I know for a fact, had I had a father, I would have been more confident. I would have been more disciplined. End of quote. Well, how did all those white men end up in jail when they still had fathers? The Trumps and the Giuliani, I'm just asking the question, how did they end up in jail? Because, because, because some people commit crimes. So you do believe that Trump, Giuliani, them, they committed a crime. I don't know. But because because because some people commit crimes so you do believe that trump giuliani them they committed a crime i don't know but you just said

some people commit crime i said some people committed crime i didn't say donald trump committed a crime if you ask me specifically whether i believe donald trump committed a crime i don't i don't specifically about those people and why they ended up in jail they all got fathers well donald trump is not in jail oh he got indicted yeah he got indicted it's a far cry from being in jail but what's your thoughts with Florida? And you see that they're trying to take our history out of these history books and not trying to teach our history. What's your thoughts? I find it interesting that the Democrats are the ones complaining about Florida.

This is a party of slavery, party of Jim Crow, the party of the KKK, the party of the Southern Manifesto, the party of Dred Scott, the party that i said earlier destroyed the nuclear intact family and the party that is opposing school choice and now they want to lecture florida on making sure the proper history of slavery is taught i don't i don't know anybody who's defending slavery anybody not not not ron he's not people benefited from slavery actually you're talking about one line you're talking about one line in about 127 pages of the study, and it is a line that was repeated almost verbatim in the advanced placement African-American course that the Senate administration refused to use because of all the sexual stuff that was in it. It's basically the same thing that was in the advanced placement African American courses. And now because it's in that, all of a sudden, the governor is accused of somehow defending slavery. He's not doing anything of the sort.

What did you think about that? Well, sir, you were actually one that defended slavery. In your comments, you said that, like it or not, slavery was legal in response to reparations. So it's you that was defending slavery, correct? Defending it and saying that it's illegal are two very different things. Slavery, slavery, slavery, slavery, slavery, unfortunately.

That was your response. That was your response to if reparations should if reparations should happen. So your response to that was like it or not, slavery was legal. And one would think that that was a defense on those. Well, you would think it was a defense, but it is not a defense. Unfortunately, slavery has been part and parcel of human history from the very beginning. Asians enslaved Asians, whites enslaved whites, blacks enslaved blacks, Native Americans enslaved Native Americans. This is a culture, the Western civilization, that had a revulsion against it.

We had a civil war against it. We ought to applaud ourselves for doing something about this. This is a flawed country. It's moving forward. It's becoming more perfect all the time. Today, if you are born and raised in America, if you finish high school, presumably one where you can read,

write, and compute at grade level, which is why I support school choice, don't have a kid before you're 20, get married first, get a job, keep a job, don't quit it until you get another job, and avoid the criminal justice system, you will not be poor.

And if you don't follow that formula, there's a good chance you will be. Larry Elder, why would somebody from our community vote for you? Or why should they vote for you? Why should a black person vote for you? Because I'm telling the truth. And the truth, oftentimes, is unpleasant.

It's not pleasant for me to be called the black face of white supremacy, as the LA Times did. It's not pleasant for me to be accused of being anti-black, as Tavis Smiley once called me, because I don't support reparations. By the way, Barack Obama never supported reparations. Nobody called him anti-black. We need to talk about what's going on. What's going on is the breakdown of the family. And most of the things we complain about downstream, whether it's crime or whether it's bad schools, the genesis is the breakdown of the nuclear intact family. And we don't talk enough about it. Do you agree that our community is hit harder with a lot of things that you just

said, whether it is racism, whether it is getting loans, whether it is getting entrepreneurship, whether it is education, whether it is all those things. You do understand that and agree with that. I do. But much of it is either self-inflicted or because of policies that we have supported, Democrats that we have supported. I wrote a book called it's coming out in October. It's called As Goes California, My Mission to Rescue the Golden State and Save the Nation. It's about the one party rule in California. California has super majorities of Democrats in the Senate and in the House. And as a result, our schools are working are near the bottom. People are leaving California for the very first time. We have the highest state income tax in the country.

The average price of a home in California costs one hundred seventy five percent above the national average, all because of these left wing policies that are hurting the very people, black and brown people living in the inner city that people on the left claim that they care about. Mr. Elder, I know a lot of black conservatives and I completely agree about the black family. I don't think anybody here objects to that. I think when you talk about ideology and then you mix in parties and then personalities, it gets kind of confusing. And, you know, you mentioned yourself not to moan and groan, you know, that as long as you work hard, all is well. And I think where the conflict is coming in is you did moan and groan about how the republicans treated you you did moan and groan

about governor newsom and uh you know asking for a recall you did not leave that up to the voters one moment you're complaining about the system and the next minute you're saying the system is is fair the next minute you're saying it's not fair so that's what i'm saying there just seems to be a double standard on you and the system not wanting to be accountable for a system that black people are not in charge of. Do I do I not wanting to hold both sides accountable when it comes to the system? Do I believe Hillary was treated differently and Joe Biden treated differently than Donald Trump is being treated? Yes, I do. Is that an indictment about whether or not America is systemically racist? No, it is not. Those are two different things.

Yes, you're trying to merge the two, but they're two totally different things. I agree with you. The two different things. No, it is not. Those are two different things. You're trying to merge the two, but they're two totally different things. I agree with you. The two different things. No, we're agreeing. We're agreeing. The two different things. We're agreeing. We're agreeing.

The two different things. We're not agreeing that there's not systematic racism because we're not in charge of the system, sir. In case you. Okay. Okay. All right. All right.

Can we. Black people have never been in charge of any system. Actually, we have been. Take Baltimore. No, we've never been in charge. May I finish? No. Tell me what financial system are black people in charge of any system well actually actually we have been take baltimore no no we've never been in charge may i finish any no tell me what financial system are black people in charge of what health care system are black people in charge of what government system are black people prison system about no i'm not ready to tell you i'm not talking about mayors i already know that talk of talking points sir i go on fox news all the time as well so let's not let's not go there

with that i said what system have we created have we implemented that we have been in charge of name one is this why you don't like talking to black women larry elder wow um baltimore uh freddie gray a few years ago that's mayors i'm not talking i said system you're basically saying that they're just they're black faces that are still in the right similar to you mr elder you're a black face in a position in the conservative movement. They're just the same. They're just on the other side. I'm talking about. So then. So then. So then when Martin Luther King said in 1966, I believe there could be a black president in about 40 years time. And it really doesn't matter whether it's one or nothing. Nothing changes. He was naive. He was naive as well. Well, we know that the FBI and the CIA also killed him.

That system. You realize that, correct? Wow. An individual killed him. Right. That was also part of Pro Potel through the system. Correct? Not correct. Pro Potel Pro.

Not correct. He was killed. So the FBI didn't have anything to do with it? The CIA didn't have anything to do with it? Yeah, Hoover was definitely on Martin's ass. I didn't say he wasn't. Robert Kennedy is the one that approved the wiretaps. But to say that the FBI killed him?

I mean, what's your evidence of that? That's a pretty serious charge. Yeah, yeah, I get what you're saying. Pretty serious charge. Don't move. We got more with Larry Elder when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart?

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Sydney, Allison, and Joe are back together on Still the Place 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. Good morning. good morning good morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club of course we have teslan figaro with us and we're kicking it with larry elder charlamagne you think members of your party are leaning toward fascism define fascism define fascism i mean the rejection of democracy the rule of law and equal rights under the law in favor of a strong man donald trump who interprets the popular will uh no i don't uh fascism is when the government allows you to own means of production the government tells you what to do

frankly technically people like brock obama are fascists that is to say these are left-wing people telling you how to run your business telling you what to sell telling you what you can't sell for example in california we have a governor named g Newsom, who recently said by the year 2035, no more sale of new gas powered cars. How dare you? Most people don't want an EV. They like their own gasoline powered cars, but now you're telling car dealerships they can't even sell them. What do you call that? But what about, you know, when you tell women what to do with their bodies? Well, that is a moral issue. I happen to be pro-life and I believe that abortion is a sin. That's not telling women what to do with their bodies. Well, that is a moral issue. I happen to be pro-life, and I believe that abortion is a sin. That's not telling women what to do with their body.

That's expressing my opinion about whether or not it is right or it is wrong. Can you have a real democracy if you're taking away people's power of choice? If you're taking away people's power to choose and not giving them any option? Well, if you consider it to be a crime that abortion is a sin, in my opinion, you're not taking people's right to choose. You're making a moral statement about what's right and what's wrong so how does that apply to president trump thing because you said that was a two-tier system that because i don't i don't i don't believe i don't believe donald trump you don't think he did anything i don't think he did anything wrong

no i don't have you ever heard the term a wake up call no it is an incident where a person of color forgets that they are of color and are reminded rather brutally by an unexpected act of racism. Have you ever had any? Oh, brother. I'm just asking. I'm just thinking about. Well, I'm acutely aware, Charlemagne, that I'm a black person, just as you are a black person. And when Joe Biden insulted you by saying you ain't really black, we don't know whether or not you want to vote for me or vote for Donald Trump. It seems to me that should have been a wake up call on your part. How dare this guy come in here and insult you, a black man, and tell you you've got to think a certain kind of way?

I'm amazed that you weren't mad about that. I'm not going to say it upset me. It's just like I'm not letting you upset me. You know what I mean? I don't tend to get upset over things like that. Well, you just now talk about a wake-up call, and it seemed to me that that should have been a wake-up call on your part, to have a white guy come in here who also said, by the way, about Mitt Romney,

because he didn't want to put more regulations on Wall Street gonna put y'all back in chains and joe biden has lied for decades about his civil rights record claiming that he desegregated movie theaters and restaurants in wilmington delaware when he didn't any didn't do any of that he lied and said that he tried to visit nelson mandela during apartheid south africa he did not and he came in here and told you you're uneven even black and let you think a certain kind of way. It seems to me that should have been a wake-up call for you, but it wasn't, apparently. I mean, no, for the record, I'm not a Democrat or a Republican. I didn't say you were.

I don't know what you are. I never even asked you about your party affiliation. I'm just saying that you are black. And to have a white guy come in here and tell you you have to think a certain kind of way, otherwise you, quote, ain't black, wow. I mean, you're probably right, but I didn't take it in that way well i did as i said to him in that moment you know it's just about me wanting something for my people and i want to know what is he going to do for my people and

not only for my people now how are you going to atone for the things you've done to my people right that's it so why should black people rock with the gop then like what are the reasons economics uh i had tavis smiley and cornell west on my radio show once, Charlamagne, and I told Tavis I was wrong and that they would have the data on my desk by Monday. That was 15 years ago. I know the mail is slow, but it seems to me they should have given it to me by now. Again, Donald Trump presided over the best economy ever for black people, lowest unemployment, and it seems to me the number one reason that most people vote is because of the economy. We have had 40-year historic high in inflation.

We've had gas prices that are now about 40% more than what they were when Joe Biden came into office. And we have about 7 million illegal aliens in our country. And the bulk of the suffering because of these illegal aliens will be borne by black people living in the inner city. Those are three reasons alone not to vote for

the Democratic Party and to vote for the Republican Party. Just a simple question. Have the Republicans done anything that you disagree with, just out of curiosity? They spend too much. I think taxes are still too high. There are a lot of Republicans that support things like minimum wages. And by the way, Milton Friedman, one of my favorite economists, said the minimum wage is perhaps the most anti-black law in the statute books, close quote.

At one time, a black teenager was more likely to have a job than a white teenager until the minimum wage came along and kicked it up and up and up. So there are policies that the Republican Party supports, like minimum wage. Some of them do that I don't like. Also, also kinds of licensing, unnecessary licensing. I was at an Apple store a few years ago, and this black woman waited on me, and she was very sharp technically. I'm not very technically sharp, and I was very impressed. And I said, have you always been technically sharp?

She goes, well, I'm not really. I'm just here because I want to earn enough money to get a license to cut hair I said black hair she said yes I said you don't know how to cut that black hair already I black barbers in my family everybody learn how to cut hair on their own she said well in California you have to have a license to open up a shop to cut hair I said much of the cost she said $5,000 I said you need to get a $5,000 license to learn how to do something you already know how to do? What is that? So a lot of the rules and regulations...

Okay, fair, fair, fair, fair, fair, fair. No matter how hard you work. The system applies to both blacks and whites, too. But fair enough. Those systems ought to be struck down. And so there are lots of things Republicans do that I don't... You know that they have to train how to learn with diseases and to make sure

your clippers are clean and make sure certain things that you have to follow certain protocols so that you can be a barber so that you can make sure that the community is safe when you're doing these protocols. Well, if if there weren't government protocols, there'd be other protocols. Oh, I do want to ask you, when did you when do you think systemic racism ended since you said it don't exist anymore? When did it end? I can't come up with a specific time but when Obama got elected this is really important he got elected with a little more than 52 percent of the vote he walks into the Oval Office at third week of January he had a 70 percent approval how can that be how can 15 percent all of a sudden support this man it wasn't because they wanted capital gains taxes raised which Obama promised to do it wasn't because of Obamacare

which Obama promised to do is because many Americans said at the very least he'll stop the nonsense that America remains systemically racist. And for eight years, in my humble opinion, he played race card after race card after race card. So when he entered the Oval Office, both blacks and whites thought race relations would get better. When he left, both blacks and whites thought they got worse. Why? Because he did things like the Cambridge police acted stupidly when they didn't. If I had a son, he looked like Trayvon. When what happened to Trayvon had nothing to do with his race. He embraced Black Lives Matter. He invited Al Sharpton in the White House over 70 times.

He said that racism is in America's DNA. He said all sorts of things so that when he left, disagree because you're mixing race relations and voters with voters decided to do who might just be very good people that decided to elect a black man confusing with institutional system racism. And those are just two totally different things. And it's OK if we just agree to disagree. I'm just talking about institutions versus relations are just two totally different things. And that's just where we, you know, just disagree with that. And that's okay. Well, we didn't really get into mass incarceration, but most people who are behind bars are behind bars

because they committed a violent crime against somebody else. And often the black people who are behind bars committed a violent crime against another black person. Well, when I'm talking about mass incarceration, I'm not talking about violent crimes. I'm talking about nonviolent crimes, particularly the war on drugs. Well, in order for you to go to jail, you have to commit a crime. If you walk down the street... Not always when you're

black in America. Well, where are the class action lawsuits, Charlemagne? We have all these black lawyers, many black people have gone to law school. Where are the class action lawsuits claiming that a bunch of people are behind bars illegally, wrongfully? Where are they? So you think everybody that's behind bars... I didn't say that.

I didn't say that. Why donind bars... I didn't say that. Why don't you answer my question? Where are the class action lawsuits? Well, you got to need money to do class action lawsuits. You have... You've had a black attorney general, Eric Holder. You had back-to-back black attorneys general, Eric Holder, and then Loretta Lynch. Why didn't they release a whole bunch of people who are illegally behind bars?

Why didn't they do that? You had a black president. And I criticized... And you had a black president. And I criticized him as well. I went on record because, actually, you're right. He lied and said that he was going to fix the crack as well. Went on record because actually, you're right. He lied and said that he was going to fix the crack cocaine disparity. So I went on record.

You're right. So, sir, we I have no problem with criticizing black Democrats. We do that. Charlemagne does it all the time. It's just the imbalance of understanding that even black faces in high places, even including yours and Democrats, Republicans, just being fair across the board. That's all. Tell them how to support your campaign. LarryElder.com.

I need $1 from 40,000 individuals, even if you want somebody else to talk about some of the issues that Charlemagne and I have been talking about the last several minutes. I can get them front and center. So LarryElder.com, $1, 40,000 individuals. I will see you on August 23rd in Milwaukee. All right. This is Larry Elder. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Shout out to Larry Elder for joining us. I like a lively discussion. Very lively. Can't wait to read those comments later on. All right.

Well, we have Stitches here. Of course, she's our guest co-host. Thank you for having me, guys. No, thank you for joining us. Pleasure. Let's get have Stitches here. Of course, she's our guest co-host. Thank you for having me, guys. No, thank you for joining us. Pleasure. Let's get right to the rumors. This is the rumor report. On The Breakfast Club.

Blessed, black, and highly favored. I guess you could say the best content. Can I do some for what we do back home? Once again, thank you, Taylor, for that intro. Can I take that home with me, guys? Yes, you can. I sure do appreciate it. Okay, it's pretty light today, but some good news. Big congratulations to NLE Chopper.

He welcomes his new son, Chosen One. So you get it? It's spelled C-H-O-Z-E-N-1-W-O-N-E. Okay. Yeah, yeah. So congrats to him. Niggas gotta be stopped, man. I like the meaning behind it and everything, but come on.

We gotta think about it. So you heard about the meaning. You know the meaning of it? I mean, it's Chosen One. But the way he spelled it, C-H-O-N. It's very catchy. It's clever. We get creative with names, man.

People gotta think about these things just a little bit. No. Chosen One. My name is R-A-A, capital S-H-A-U-N. These aren't dogs. You know what I'm saying? But what's wrong with Chosen One? Chosen One.

I would rather him just spell it O-N-E. He's going to spell it the way he wants to spell it. It looks like something on a Chinese menu, man. Well, congratulations, NLE Chopper. I can't. Luka NLE Chopper. I won't. Congrats.

Luka Mama NLE Chopper. Yes, exactly. More importantly, congratulations on the woman having a healthy pregnancy. Yes, absolutely. I know there was a video, though, he showed of her throwing up. And, like, it was not. I don't know if I. Throwing up is not the process.

No, it wasn't. As long as the baby's healthy and the mom is healthy. Amen. That's the most important. And he's doing a lot in the community, too. I like the pivot and the change that he made investing back into youth and... And Ellie Chapel? Yeah.

He's a good kid. I like that young man. Good kid. Shout out to him. That is a good young man. Absolutely is. The question is baby naming skills, but that's neither here nor there. Nope.

All right. Well, let's talk music with Chris Brown. Okay, Lenard. Spelled L-E-N-A-R-D. What does Lenard mean? It's Leonard. Majestic. He's just. What does Lenard mean? It's Leonard. Majestic. He's just trying to be proper.

Okay. It's Leonard. All right. My name means rebirth. I found that out. Renee. They like, you know, Mary Kate, but my real name ain't like, I don't know. That my mama down in Canada.

All right. Let's talk about Chris Brown, though. Shares new album title. So Breezy fans will be excited about this. So in a caption he posted, I see some of my diehard fans wanting me to add more songs for the new project. And I love y'all for that. But I just feel I need all to really miss me and take my art seriously. I'm just focused on giving y'all the best to digest.

So his new album will be released November 11th. 11-11. So big up to Chris Breezy on that. Speaking of more albums, congrats to Drizzy. You remember the album that we were all like, the dance music with, you know what I'm talking about? Yep. Never mind.

Honestly, never mind. That is officially certified platinum. Okay. Oh, the Drake dance album. Yeah. That was the time a lot of people were doing dance. You know how Sticky was on that, right? You know how Sticky and G were doing dance that Sticky was on that right you know how Sticky

yes Sticky and also I think Jimmy Cooks was on that with 21 Savage yeah that was the only hip hop record on that yep

but Certified Platinum it became so it's pretty light today but congratulations to Drizzy Drake on that yep salute to Drake

yeah that is our rumor report and I also just would like to say yes and talking about Annalise Chopper real quick, is that a lot of times if you just dig deep,

what you're looking to call your child, there are names that mean that. There are Arabic names and African names that already mean chosen or chosen one. You really don't want that name. He just likes the name. You don't want it. That's what he wanted.

You're not for it at all. But a name like Mustafa, okay that means chosen chosen one in arabic you know what i mean and there's african names that mean chosen one too so i'm saying you don't have to actually name your child chosen one and then spell it w-o-n-e that's how he likes it sure i'm just giving people options he doesn't want your option he likes chosen it's not for him it's for other people that may want to do this in the future. Like W-O-N-E. Like chosen. He has a capital Z. In low case, E-N.

And W-O. You're not for it. Okay. Powerful African names look cool, too. Powerful Arabic names look cool, too. And so is chosen one. If he wants to name his child Basketball, he can name his child Basketball. You want to name your child Brooklyn, you can name your child Brooklyn.

You want to name your child Black Effect, you can name your child Black Effect. Whatever you like. I promise you. Somebody name their children Basketball. Whoever votes to build a wall around niggas whoever runs and said they're gonna build a wall around niggas i'm voting for bro i'm telling you people name their child hennessy they do oh yeah what's wrong with that it's fine if that's that's there too well bacardi yeah yep miami yep miami i thought those were all nicknames, by the way. No, some people got real.

Yeah. All right. Well, I'm lying. I don't really know. Who want to build a wall around there? Who want to do that? So I can vote for them. All right.

That's a poll. The best names in black for black culture. What are the best? African and Arabic names. Top three. Go ahead. Top three names? i'm not giving them up then i'll be giving up my children's names oh you gonna have more no so you can give

them up no i'll give them give them out all right well all right it was a light day today yeah yeah i see who you giving a donkey too man we need taryn manning salute to taryn manning from oranges the new black she needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with her. And then I'd like to have a discussion about side chicks. Should side chicks get beat up? All right, well, we could talk about that after the donkey. 800-585-105.

We'll dive deep into that. Because everybody always wants to blame one party when cheating or infidelity happens. I think it's two. It takes two to cheat, guys. It does. But black men don't cheat. I didn't say black men. I said it takes two to cheat.

I just threw a number out there. Black men don't cheat. I'm glad you know that, Stitches. We'll discuss. Breakfast Club tomorrow. I walked into that one, though. Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. We'll discuss. Don't be a debate. You get don't be a debate.

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

This is a breakfast club, bitches. on the donkey of the day they chose you there's a breakfast club bitches who's donkey of the day today hey before i do donkey today i want to salute to my guy uh nle chopper too man he just hit me on the face that was classic great great young man yes i like him and remember it's not too late to change no chosen one is fine let him be great charlamagne told him that too it's not too late no chosen one isosen one is fine, man. Mustafa. No. Chosen one. That means chosen one in heaven.

No. Donkey of the day for Thursday, August 17th goes to actress Taryn Manning. If you don't know who Taryn Manning is, she played Tiffany

on Orange is the New Black. In fact, the reason I even got a Netflix account back in the day was because of Orange is the New Black. Everybody named Mama

was talking about how good this show was and they were correct. And Taryn's character, Tiffany, was the main antagonist of the first season. She played a meth head whose nickname was Pinsitucky. Yeah, Pinsitucky. And if you've never seen Orange is the New Black, spoiler alert, she dies in season seven. Okay?

Overdose. It's been over four years. Come on, man. It's been over four years since the final season aired. If you're not caught up by now you never will be so whatever but we are gathered here today at hee-haw missionary baptist to give uh taryn the credit she deserves for being stupid now stitches is here from 1035 to beat miami she's our guest co-host for the day come on what do you think of side chicks when i say side chicks what's the first thing that comes to your mind no okay okay you know those gipfies that say no got you got you got you yes like okay

yeah no well the reason i ask is because uh you know my family aj from the we talk back podcast rap on the clues box for aj she always says side chicks should get beat up because a man couldn't cheat if the woman didn't allow it meaning if you know that man got a girlfriend or you know that man married why are you choosing to mess around with him? It takes two to cheat. And the man is definitely making a poor choice, but he's also making his choice based off the options he's presented. A man can only do what he's allowed to do. And her logic is if women stuck together and decided, hey, we're not sleeping with other people's boyfriends.

We're not sleeping with other people's husbands. Then the option to cheat would be off the table. Debate that amongst yourselves. Maybe we'll debate it after Donkey. But one thing for sure uh two things for certain black men don't cheat and men of other races shouldn't cheat either and one thing i agree with aj on is women shouldn't be accomplices in the act of adultery either because if you're a side chick uh that's what you are an accomplice in the act of adultery and that is why taryn manning has been called to the front of the congregation because she recently got on social media and admitted to being an accomplice in an act of adultery.

Look, look at this headline. OK, let me read it to you. All right. It's on E! News. It says, Orange is the new blacks. Taryn Manning admits to affair with married man. Do you want to hear a confession? Let's listen.

Oh, boy. The man that I've been messing with is a married men. Do you want to hear a confession? Let's listen. Oh boy. The man that I've been messing with is a married man. And every night I was licking his butthole. Yep. Because he liked it. Oh my gosh. And I didn't mind doing it. Yeah.

We drove all the way down to Newport Beach today so I could buy him a boat. I was so in love. So I thought so I could buy this gentleman a boat and i and i brought cash to put a down payment down like i really love him and his wife because he's married i can't stand her i've been licking your man's butthole for weeks on end because he he likes it a lot and i do it to him and he comes to me and it happens. Don't you ever threaten me

when your husband came to me to get his butthole licked. Don't you ever threaten me again, Leanne. You dumbass. Don't say her name. She done said her name. Wow. Not only are women willing to be side chicks,

the side chicks are out here licking buttholes And buying boats Ask yourself If you've done either For your significant other Okay When it comes to

Analingus And buying boats Alright Did I pronounce that right I don't know Analingus I don't know When it comes to

Analingus And buying boats Either you can't do them Or you're not willing To do them Which is it Alright Taryn you should be

Ashamed of yourself You're out here Being an accomplice To adultery Your tongue Should not, you should be ashamed of yourself. You're out here being an accomplice to adultery. Your tongue should not be touching that woman's husband's butt. You're out here being a bottom feeder and buying this woman's husband a boat. Why? So you can sail out with him and lick his balloon knot on the water? Huh?

You want to go out in the ocean and catch your own starfish or you want to keep licking on the starfish that belongs to another woman? You never thought about how starfishes look like buttholes until just now right you're welcome all right taryn manning you're just doing too much and my brothers come on man please salad tossing getting your salad toss you're not just supposed to be out here doing that with randoms okay if butt stuff is indeed your thing you should reserve that for who got the ring i repeat if butt stuff is indeed your thing you should reserve that for who got the ring no wedding ring ring, no anus ring. Taryn Manning, would you suck a wedding ring that wasn't yours?

Let's just say you a person who wears their wedding ring on a chain around their neck. Every now and then I put my charm in my mouth like this. You don't never do that. You know why I do that? Because it's mine. Imagine this was my wedding ring and I walked in and some random person was sucking on my wedding ring. That's how you should treat the anal ring. Don't put your tongue on a person's anal ring if that person doesn't belong to you.

Taryn Manning, go find your own husband and stop pinching and licking on another woman's loaf. And I'm going to tell you something else. It's bad enough you sleeping with another woman's husband, but you also out here snacking on bunkies and buying boats. What kind of penis is this man giving you you have absolutely no reason to doing both to be doing both of these things okay Taryn you got to pick a struggle personally if I was the man I wouldn't want either because I can't explain either to my wife where did this boat magically come from you bought a boat and didn't tell me I don't know how to reply to that

okay either one of those questions you know especially when the side chick is the one who made the purchase okay and my god how do you reply when your wife says and you let her eat your hershey highway man we so stupid we probably reply yeah but she used the spoon the moral of the story is cheating is wrong infidelity is wrong not judging because i've been open about my mistakes but if you're not happy with the person you're with then just end it all right cheating is selfish especially when you have a person that is loyal to you it is absolutely trash to disrespect a person who is loyal to you by cheating on him or her now i don't know this man taryn manning is talking about i have no idea who she's talking about i just want to tell him sir if you're listening you can't have your cake and have your cake eaten too and please give taryn manning the biggest hee-haw for eating

it what is this infatuation with licking the bum like where because where is this coming from i got it you got don't don't knock it till you've tried it you've tried it yeah so my wife absolutely well you better stop eating other women's husbands better stop putting your tongue on other women's husbands' butts. What is your problem? I said my wife. That wasn't in the book. Did you not hear my wife say it? That wasn't in Real Life, Real Love.

I see that part now. I love you, so I'm going to leave that right now. I love you, so I'm going to leave that. I see that part. He was open about some things, but he wasn't open about that part. Hey, man. Damn. My mama listening this morning.

Hey, peace to BET. Oh, Lord. BET. I'm so sorry, Genevieve. Peace, BET. Peace. Now, can we open up the phone lines? Wait, what is a balloon knot?

A balloon knot. What did you call it? When you go home later today, just bend over, look in the mirror, and look back there. I'll let Gear take a picture for you, and then you look at it, and then look at a balloon knot, and then you tell me if I was correct. That's all. Where do you get this stuff?

Yeah, you're very vivid. Like, you had to take a picture of yourself and say, what does this look like? You were that kid who had that imagination. Were you not? I'm that adult that still has that imagination. Okay. Yes, but you're right.

Okay. Okay. Where do we go? Where do we go from imagination. Yes, but you're right. Okay. Okay. Where do we go? Where do we go from here? Should side chicks get beat up? Okay. Okay? Because it takes two.

I say no to side chicks. Well, if you do that to the side chicks. No, no, no. We're going to talk about what we can't. You can't tell me what you just heard ain't worth a thing. 800- For the man too then. 585-1051.

Well? Suck my ****. Y'all **** ain't going to never make it out the hood. Y'all **** going gonna die, bro. What? I don't know where that came from. Soldiers, your boy just be popping out. You know what? Call us up right now. I don't know what the hell is going on.

Stitches is here. We're talking butts. I don't know. Hey, don't put that on me. Don't you put that on me, Ricky Bobby. I didn't put no butts on you. I didn't say nothing about butts with you. You know what? Call us up. Since side chicks get beat up, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Jesus Christ. The Breakfast Club. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, Charlamagne just gave Donkey the day to a butt eater. Bottom feeder. But more importantly, her name is Taryn Manning. She's an accomplice to adultery.

She admitted that she was out here cheating with a married man. And she was, you know, performing anglingus, analingus on the man and was about to buy the man a boat. So it made me think, should side chicks get beat up? Because my homegirl, AJ, from the We Talk Back podcast, she said that side chicks should get beat up. If you know you're sleeping with another man's husband or boyfriend, then you are an accomplice to adultery. And it takes two to cheat. So you're just as guilty as the man. So she feels like side chicks should get beat up if you know you're sleeping with another man's husband or boyfriend then you are an accomplice to adultery and it takes two to cheat so you're just as guilty as the man so she feels like side chicks should get beat up now should the man get beat up as well that's not the question what do you think should side chicks get beat up this is stitches uh co-hosting today 103 father v um i'm gonna say uh yes because like we said it takes two to tango don't know why i'm

talking like this but it just makes sense if we're gonna go after the side i prefer no violence you know i gotta say that because i work with kids but if we're gonna go after the side chick if it takes two to tango then you gotta go for the other tango there's variables though right because sometimes like like lady just hit me on things she said she was a side chick she ain't know she was a side chick what happened if a side chick don't know she a side chick well i specifically said that aj said that the side chick should get ain't know she was a side chick. What happens if a side chick don't know she a side chick? Well, I specifically said that AJ said that the side chick should get beat up if you know you sleeping with another

man's husband or boyfriend. I was clear. You wasn't listening. I wouldn't want nobody to... I'm going to default to what you said. If you're not happy with somebody, just let them go. Just leave them. Also, you're Haitian. What that mean?

Where you going? Where you going, Shazman? We done resolved this yesterday. Let him go. Just leave him. But also you're Haitian. But. What does that mean? What does that mean? Have you ever buried a chicken bone on behalf of me? Where you going, Shazman? Because we done resolved this yesterday, but it looked like you're hashing back old things. You say you don't like violence, but have you ever buried a chicken bone on behalf of somebody? Have you ever written somebody's name on a chicken bone? We don't do that.

Everybody doesn't do that. Okay. And you from the South, so you know some folks. It's not just Haitian people't do that everybody doesn't do that okay and you're from the south so you know some folk you know it's not just haitian people that do that all of us do not do that okay so no i did not all right i just let people go if i don't want to be with you no more like put water in a bottle and put a name in it and froze it mr lenard what do you know about that like that sounds personal leonard i'm all for black magic baby mr. Leonard. I'm all for black magic, baby. Mr.

You're. Pardon? I'm all for black magic. I'm not. I'm with it. All right. Well, let's open up the phone line. Should side chicks get beat up?

Me and you shut up. Please. Just for the ladies. Okay. Me and you shut up. And should the guys get beat up as well? Me and Charlamagne and myself shut up. Just shut up forever.

Hello? Hello? Hey, what's your name? D. Hey, D. Where you calling from. Hello? Hello? Hey, what's your name? D. Hey, D. Where you calling from, D? Detroit. Oh, Lord.

You definitely beating up a side chick. What up, though? Now, should a side chick get beat up? The only time a side chick should be beaten up is if she know the wife or the girlfriend. If they don't know each other, then nine times out of ten, they probably don't even know they're the side chick. Then the dude should be getting beat up because he's the one who owe the girl loyalty. If they don't know each other, then nine times out of ten, they probably don't even know they beside you. The dude should be getting beat up because he's the one who owed a girl loyalty. Well, what if she knows, she don't know you personally, but she knows that he is married?

Or the situation, yeah. Now, if he's married, then hey, that's the chance she was willing to take. But if it's just a boyfriend-girlfriend situation, no. Well, Dee, I got a question. If it was your sister, like you said, family, hopefully not. But if it was your sister, would you risk the relationship with your sister or try to mend it? Would you want to beat up your sister? I wouldn't do nothing like that.

And my sister wouldn't do nothing like that. But if my sister did something like that to me, like, eventually I'll probably make up with her because, I mean, time heals all wounds. But if it's just some random associate or so-called friend, then F that bitch. Thank you. She says two, both of them, the guy

and the girl. Lola! What up now? Another Detroit. Detroit on the heavy. Detroit calling. Now, do side chicks get beat up? You think side chicks should get beat up? No, I don't think side chicks should get beat up. Now, probably back in my 20s, I would agree

with that way of thinking. But as a 45-year-old woman, no, because side chicks don't designate themselves. Your man has to designate this woman as a side chick. So, see his ass. No, we're not going to fight the women. We're coming for the men.

I do want to ask you this question. If you found out that the side chick was eating your man, Bunky. Well, no, because I'm not doing it. So, yeah, go ahead, sis. Go off, sis. Go off, sis. Not the date. Not the date. No.

And I've been on both sides. I've been the woman and I've been the sidekick. But a lot of times sidekicks don't even initially notice they're sidekicks. So, no, we're going after the men. Hold on. So did you. From here on out. Honest question.

Did you know that you were the sidekick in that situation? Tell the truth. No, not initially. I did not. No, not initially. But once not. No, not initially. But once I found out, I did mine. Damn. You see that? She ain't mine after she found out. Wait, oh, I missed that part.

She said she ain't mine. So you didn't leave him? It was a long time ago. I was much younger. Okay. Alright, thanks for your honesty. That's crazy that she don't mind her man getting his boonky eating, so. Yeah, she said she ain't gonna do it. So that ain't cheating then. Hello, who's this?

What? Good morning, family. My name's Chica. Hey, Chica. Good morning. Good morning, y'all. Good morning. You think the side chick, she get beat up?

She sound like she just got beat up. She got caught at that man's house again, huh? No, she needs an ass whoop, but so does the man, too. It's a two-way. It's not a one-way thing. It's a two-way. It's not a one-way thing. It's a two-way street over here. So you whipping both of them? Absolutely.

Man first. Sometimes the woman doesn't know. These days, men don't disclose that they're married. But what if the woman knows? But if she knows? Yeah, in this case, we're saying the woman knows, yes. Oh, no. Ask whoops, whoops, whoops.

Let me ask you a question. How would you feel if you found out your man was getting his salad tossed by another woman? Oh, my God. This is crazy. Oh, this is crazy. I can't imagine. Please, I don't know. I can't answer that question.

Damn. All right. She doesn't want to think about it. But do you do it for your man? Because maybe if you don't do it, so he get it somewhere else. No. Listen, this is American. Something is very different.

I apologize on their behalf, because that's an American thing. Nigerians don't do that. I know my Caribbean people. It's not what I'm doing. that's an American thing Nigerians don't do that I know my Caribbean people She's not going to do it She's not going to do it She said that's an American tradition We don't do that in the Caribbean Alright, 800-585-1051

Charlamagne came up with this question Should side chicks get beat up? I think it's a great question because if you know you're sleeping With another man's husband or boyfriend Then you're an accomplice to adultery. And my homegirl, AJ, salute to AJ843 all day. We talk back podcast. She says she feel like side chicks should get beat up because it takes two to cheat.

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That's not the reason She's getting Donkey of the Day The reason is because The salad she was tossing Was another woman's husband Correct And you know She's bragging about

The fact that she was You know Driving down this man's Hershey Highway With her tongue She was upset with the woman With the wife She was upset with the wife

But how good does that butt taste when she wants to buy him a boat, too? Oh, man. Nothing, man. She eating boonky and buying boats. I don't think booms taste good, though. Have you tried it? No.

All right, then don't knock it. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Zay from Myrtle Beach. 843, what's happening? How y'all doing this morning? Good morning. What's up, Lacking Holly Favorites, sir? We're asking, should Saaja get beat up, bro?

Yeah, we definitely got to put hands and feet on Saja. No, no, no, no, no. Not you. Not me. Not you, fool. Not we. Not me. Okay, my.

The main. The main. You shouldn't be calling. You shouldn't be calling right now. This is something you should sit down, bro. This is for the ladies. But I want to know his thought process. I mean, they did the best of both worlds.

So, obviously, they need to be in every now and then. What's the best of both worlds? They ain't got to worry about the man. Like, worried about them 24-7. How old are you, man? They can do what they want. I'm 24. You're 24 years old.

He's too young. Would you ever let a side chick eat your boonky? No, I don't know about that, man. I ain't with you. If a side chick eat your boonky? No, I don't know about that, man. I ain't with it. If a side chick says she want it, not a boat. I'm sure you like what, the challenger or charger? He say he don't want it. All right, so let's say the side chick was going to buy you a charger or a challenger,

Hellcat, and eat the boonky. Man, that is so stupid. He don't want it. I ain't feeling that. Come on now. She going to toss your salad and give you a Hellcat now. He don't want it. I ain't feeling that. Come on now. She going to toss your salad in and give you a Hellcat now. He don't want it. Hellcat.

You're in Myrtle Beach now. That's right. Going down the strip. If you don't want to, you don't have to. Okay, sir. You don't have to if you don't want to. Bossing it on this young man. He don't want it.

He'll take the Hellcat. He don't want it. I just think it's so zesty to me.'ll take the Hellcat. He don't want it. I just seem so dead to me. Hey, the Hellcat though. The Hellcat though. The Hellcat though. Sir,

sir, if you don't want to, it's all right. It's okay if you don't want to. That tall salad gonna last about three, four minutes and you got a Hellcat for life.

You coming down Carolinas with that Hellcat. Oh my gosh. How many at least, it's gonna have to be at least $20,000 cost to get violated like that. They gonna give you the Hellcat with the special package.

With the special package. The scat cat. Babe, I actually let the statue eat my booty. My wife's right here. He's about to get beat up. Let me talk to your wife, man. Put her on the phone. Let me talk to your wife.

Good morning. Good morning. How are you, queen? I'm good. How are you? Now, your husband called up here this morning, and he asked us. He said, hey are you, Queen? I'm good. How are you? Now, your husband called up here this morning and he asked us, he said, hey, man, should I let this girl toss my salad because she wants to buy me a Hellcat? So he get the Hellcat and the booty eating.

What do you think he should do? No. That's nasty. No, thank you. He said you don't eat the booty. He's not going for it. Not even for the Hellcat? Clearly.

For the Hellcat, babe? Oh, my God. No. The Hellcat. Well, you find the right bitch and she can give you one, too. Oh, she said if she can get it, too. Oh, okay. All right.

All right, so we find a girl to toss both of y'all's salad and buy y'all a matching Hellcat. There you go. They're going to get an argument after this. We're definitely going to get an argument. What the hell is this? This Hellcat hard for you go. We call some problems. We call some problems. Hello, who's this? Is Hellcat hard for a man to resist? Yeah, no, hard for me. Hellcat, baby.

Hellcat, baby. Yes. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's Camry. Hey, Camry. You think a side chick should get beat up, Camry? Yeah, yeah and no. I'm going to tell you why I say yes, because I'm going to piggyback off what y'all said.

Basically, I feel like women should have more respect for a relationship in general. And, you know, if women stuck together, like you said, and was like, hey, he's taken, he's got a family at home, I'm cool on him, I don't want to mess with him. This situation would probably not be happening as often as it does. But then at the same time, I feel like no, because for the woman who's getting cheated on fake, it's like you're lowering yourself worse to even put that energy into another woman like that. I feel like if your man is going to cheat, you should just let him go and do what he's got to do. Like, don't even waste your energy for somebody like that um sis can i ask you it's funny you said uh black men don't cheat because that is not true but what would you guys say let me ask you do you feel like a lot of it is is the weight is always put on the women and we don't put any accountability on the man i feel like a lot of

times we always say well women, women, they do this. They got to do this. And I agree. We should. We should not. But you just in here telling lies. I feel like there's no accountability. Tell me.

I need some type of witness. There's no accountability. I saw a post that said, why is it always a person who got wrong? That is always pressured to be the bigger person. And I felt that because it's like, dang, why not to be the bigger person and I felt that because it's like dang I why I gotta be the bigger person and I'm the one who got wrong you know what I'm saying I kind of want to I don't want a Michelle Obama I don't want to go high with you well I want to go low with you because why why do I have to be the bigger person all the time that side chick went low from the

back she well I don't mind though but it's just like that energy is not worth it at the end of the day because you're going to fight her, and then you're going to take him back or whatever, and he's going to go do it again with somebody else. So at the end of the day, it's just best to just cut it off. Don't waste your energy. Don't waste your time. There you go. You know, you might be too beautiful to be fighting with any woman

over any man when it's a thousand millions of them out here. You right. That's not entertaining. That's the PSA right there. Thank you. She's absolutely right. But that's not entertaining. Would you get your butt licked for a Hellcat?

That's what we're talking about. Taking the highway will usually will get you further. I agree with her. I agree with her. I agree with her. Don't waste your time or your energy on somebody who's not. Take that highway, that new Hellcat, you're going to get a lot further. That might be the Free Friday question tomorrow. What's that?

Would you get your butt licked for a Hellcat? No. What's the moral of the story? What is this? How about do right? I think do right. Would you lick ass crack for a Hellcat? The moral of the story, guys.

This is the moral of the story, guys. if you don't if you don't want to be with somebody let them go that's right period let them go most people ain't turning down the boat and if it's a marriage they definitely not turning i will say i am for marriages and covenants i love them kind of thing so i i say try to work it out and try to see if you can make it work but if you don't want to if your boyfriend and girlfriend things you know and you're not willing to work it out don't waste somebody's time i agree with you and you know black men don't cheat and black women are faithful yeah that's true but that's very true but there is another option right the other option is sometimes these men aren't cheating you know because they're dissatisfied with what's going on at home they're cheating because they're getting off with boats and hellcats and there goes the

accountability do you have to take the boat do you have to take the hellcat why can't you just take the vehicle that you have in your parking lot do you have to that sounds like being greedy that sounds like being greedy can you not just drive what you got in your driveway do you have to take the car that was offered to you it may not be good for you it might make you sick it might make you sick and your partner sick do you have to really take everything that's offered to you can you not just say no thank you all right the hell cat is this man i get you're right though you write those digits you all right thank you can we try that together no thank you no thank you no thank you no thank you

everything ain't good for you you did hear about that that one gentleman we were talking about last week that ate the person's booty what happened to him he got a little sick okay no thank you we got rumors on the way what we're talking about that's my head out what are we talking about every we are talking about uh jay-z doing something good in the community how he's raising funds uh for libraries a lot of good news today and um some more on the way so stay tuned all right well let's get into it right now this is the rumor report on the breakfast club bless black and highly favored i guess you could say the best content can i do some for what we do back home all right so this is pretty interesting guys it looks like there's a major spike in new york city uh library visitors and

a lot of the credit can go to uh jay-z so yes exactly the brooklyn public library and rock nation released 13 limited um edition of library cards inspired by jay-z and his album so each card shows the artwork and his solo album so get this nearly 14 000 people have already registered for their free library cards that's dope that's really dope and And shout out to Hov and the whole team who put that together. So, you know, being really passionate about literacy, I'm hoping people take those cards and actually go read a book or something. Library cards are free and libraries are amazing. But, you know, we also, growing up, we had the incentive of the Book It program.

My mom was an English teacher, so we had the Book It program. You know, you read four books. And you get a pizza. Yes. I used to stay in the library just looking for things to read. To get that pizza. Because I wanted to get a pizza every week. That's how I started reading Mad Julie Bloom and Beverly Cleary.

And then that turned into me reading books about UFOs and all types of other stuff. I love that. I think we got to bring. Do they still do that? The bookie program? Yeah. I'm not sure. There's some type of incentive.

It feels like it exists, but I don't know if if it i don't know oh that's a good question i think we got to sidebar and talk about that and bring that something with you have to do something there's something some playstation people still hungry don't get it right you're right you're right a full meal but shout out to them for doing that and whoever has their library card please go out and use it and read a book or something and i love this story paramount global drops plan to sell majority stake in bet so if you know about this um i'll explain to you don't worry about it paramount global um no longer will be um putting up bet and bet media group rather according to the wall street journal the company announced wednesday that it will end the

bidding process for the unit which includes vh1 and bet studios streamer bet plus and the bet channel so people familiar with the matter uh told wall street wall street journal as a sale uh wouldn't result in a meaningful divulge deliver dell oh lord i can't say that word y'all what's the word let me see what is definitely don't ask y'all to me dell oh my gosh i am educated i promise you i graduated this one right here i went to school and i'm educated i promise promise. Deleveraging. And I wrote a book. All right. Nevertheless, deleveraging of its balance sheet.

So nonetheless, it will not be going up for sale. So I'm happy about that. I wonder what changed their mind because there were so many people that wanted it. Did he allegedly put in an offer? We know Tyler Perry allegedly put in an offer. They probably couldn't get what they wanted. Maybe. They probably were asking for a certain number and the people that were attempting to purchase it weren't getting close to that number. That's get what they wanted. Maybe. They probably were asking for a certain number, and the people that were attempting to purchase it

weren't getting close to that number. That's probably what it was. I was looking forward to BET being black-owned again. Exactly. I was looking forward to Tyler Perry specifically buying BET. So let's see what happens after that. I just want whoever's in charge at BET to promote The Breakfast Club. That's all.

We need to promote us more on the network. That's all. Whoever's in charge of BET should promote. You think they're hearing this? I think so. Why do you think that? I'm sure. You got a FaceTime from NLE Chopper.

I'm sure they're hearing this. I want them to promote the Breakfast Club more on BET. That's what I would like. I agree. Yeah. Why not? But you don't have to be ownership to do that. It can be management.

Because we're the only live show on BET, correct? Yeah, I see I mean I watched it's a great show a lot why not push it before but I do watch a lot more now I've always enjoyed you know Tyler Perry program and the sisters because I think sisters is the most hilarious comedy on television even though it's not a comedy but oh that's the one when the dude gets punched he spends around three times and falls on the floor yes and I watched them this weekend because they had a black movie marathon. And BET heard they have so they give opportunity for the women to make movies as well.

So let's talk about Push Your Tee. Oh, there's one more thing. The moral of the story is I watch it a lot and I didn't see a lot of Breakfast Club promos. That's why I said that.

Okay. Let's talk Push Your Tee when we come back. Push Your Tee when we come back. And the word is deleveraging. I got it. Don't comment, y'all. Don't come for me.

All right. Deleveraging. When we come back, we got the People's Choice Mix. We got more, so don't move. Don't come for me. All right. Deleveraging. When we come back, we got the People's Choice Mix. We got more, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest host, Stitches, still here. Stitches. Stitches had a story we were about to get into, and we ran out of time that she wanted to jump into. Yeah. So Pusha T on why other artists keep dissing him.

So he discussed his various feuds throughout his career with GQ, with GQ rather, during a new interview. So Pusher T says that artists who have dissed him over the years have done so out of desperation. So you have to take a look at who's the talker. This is Pusher T saying. So he said,

while discussing the recent shots fired his way, when you look at who's the talker and you look at what they've done and who they are and what they offer to you, it's funny. This is what he said. I think we have some audio for it. Can you sing along to five Pusha T records right now? His records. Yes. Name them.

I love Pusha. Nostalgia. Oh, he was a Pusha T fan. I didn't know he had fans like that. Can you name five Pusha T fan. You know you know that. I didn't know he had fans like that. Can you name five Pusha T records? No, his records. Dreaming of the past. No, can you rap to five Pusha?

I can't rap five. All right, I'm just going to say that because I don't want to get in because that like, yo, Jim way way wilder. Shout out to Pusha T. I love your soul, my dog. You not in my top 50. You might be in Charlamagne's top 50 and things like that, but you haven't done that much for me in my life. Like, I didn't never want to be like. But you haven't done that much for me in my life. Like, I didn't never want to be like Pusha.

I never had a Pusha moment in my life. So, yeah. So, Jim Jones, after the Dipset rapper, he criticized his impact on hip-hop. A lot of people were talking about that. But, again, Pusha T says that artists are dissing him because of their, I guess, desperation? What I see happening is that, you know, we all know that there's rumors of this Clips album coming, right? Right.

Everybody looking at Pusha, I don't think it's going to be Pusha that returns fire at Jim. I think it's going to be Malice. I think it's going to be both of them. No, I think it's going to be Malice. Because Malice, if you listen to the Jim Jones, you know, diss to Pusha, he really went hard on Malice. He did.

And they respond. Him and Pusha T and Malice, they premiered an unreleased collaboration in response to Jim Jones. I think a majority of the bars, if any, are going to come from Malice. That's what I think. I think they're going to come from both. Especially knowing Pusha and knowing how Pusha thinks. He's a well-planned, thought-out individual. They're not going to jump Jim Jones. It's going to tag team. They're not going to jump them, Jones.

They're going to jump everybody. I believe I'm going to. Anybody that threw a shot at them, they're going to jump. I'm going to second that. Nobody's throwing shots at them. But I don't think anybody's safe. Did Drake recently throw a shot at him on the deal with Travis Scott? Pusha did that already.

Are you going to do that? Pusha did that already. He's going to throw shots at you. Pusha won his rounds with Drake. Nobody's safe, I don't think. I don't think anybody's going to be safe. So, anticipating to hear that. More music from both of them.

But I can't wait to hear the Clips album. If they are doing one, if one's coming out, I can't wait to hear it. Where is one coming? 757, what up? All right. And something else I want to mention. Shout out to all the national, shout out to all the non-profits out there. Today is National Non-Profit Day.

I met someone when we were out about in New York. I met someone they have a Step Ahead Chess Tournament this Sunday and this is happening at Bryant Park. So as young as five, our little kids, black and brown kids and some all types of kids are going to be there. But as young as five years old, they're going to be playing chess

and people flying in from all over the place. Shout out to all the nonprofits. Handy, back home, scholarship money for students, girls made beats, So shout out to all the nonprofits, Handy, Ink, Back Home, Scholarship Money for Students, Girls Made Beats, A Different Shade of Love, PK for PM, all the nonprofits. I appreciate you. If I forgot you, I love you for free. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the positive notes.

So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, we appreciate you for joining us stitches thank you so much thank you applaud applaud applaud it was a pleasure being here with you

guys and and thank you all for what you do i know i mentioned it before but you both of you never really know what somebody's going through on a day and the and the things that you may pour into somebody or just saying something positive could really shift somebody's day for the better so it happened to me. Thank you, guys. Y'all make sure y'all check Stitches out on 103.5 The Beat in Miami. Don't get it twisted. Stitches is a radio

personality, okay? She's cut from that radio cloth. You got a positive note, Shala? I do. I want to tell people first, though, make sure you go out there and pre-order my guy Doug Melville's book man doug melville has a book coming out called invisible generals and it's the amazing true story of america's first black generals benjamin o davis senior and junior a father and son who helped

integrate the american military and create the famous tuskegee airmen it'll be out november 7th but you can pre-order now and that is is the next release of my book in print, Black Privilege Publishing with Shimon and Schuster. So make sure you go get Doug Melville's book. Now, the positive note is simply this. Removing yourself from things that repeatedly trigger your mental health and hurts your heart is top tier self-care. I repeat, removing yourself from things that repeatedly trigger your mental health and hurt your heart is top tier self-care. Have a blessed day. Can we close out with this?

Don't be mad at me. Can I mention this? Okay. I got to mention this. Queens Kings. That's our movie premiere is coming out August 26. Shout out to Lunarversal. But we always close this.

God bless. Stay beautiful. And love you for what do you get? If you don't pay for it, then it's for free. Love you for free. We're not's for free! Love you for free! We're not doing it together. Love you for free! Yes! I love y'all.

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