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Episode Date: September 20, 2024

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Yes, it's Friday. Good morning. Hey, listen, man. I feel blessed, black, and highly favored. Another day to serve. I will be in New Orleans all day, and I cannot wait. I will be at Xavier University at 10 a.m. First of all, salute to everybody who listens to us on Q93 in New Orleans.

I'll be at Xavier University at 10 a.m. First of all, salute to everybody who listens to us on Q93 in New Orleans. I'll be at Xavier University at 10 a.m. today in the Convocation Center. And then tonight at 7.30 p.m. I will be at Baldwin & Company Bookstore in New Orleans. So I can't wait to spend the day in New Orleans. There you go. All right, and salute to everybody in Vegas. I'm heading out to Vegas, of course, to iHeartRadio Festival. Music Festival is tonight and tomorrow. So I'm going to be hanging out with

everybody backstage. I think I'm doing stuff with Big Sean, Victoria Monet, Shaboosie. So it should be a lot of fun this weekend if you're headed out to Vegas. But we still got a show to present to y'all today. That's right. On the show, we have Nelly Furtado. She'll be joining us this morning. And also, Miss Pat. She's back.

Okay. Alright, so let's get the show cracking. We got front page news with Morgan when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. And you know, right now, we got a world premiere from Future called Too Fast. It's playing every hour on the hour. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are at the Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. Let's get in some front page news. I got to start with the sports. Last night, the Jets beat the Patriots 24-3. The Jets looked pretty good last night. I'm not even going to lie. The Jets looked good last night. Meet the Jets fans. Yeah, congratulations to the Jets

fans. Now, let's get into some front page news. What's up, Morgan? Good morning, good morning. What's up? It's Friday. Cheers to that mother effing weekend. You feel me? So, Vice President Kamala Harris participated in a live streamed event hosted by Oprah Winfrey, and she said the 2024 election is about making it clear what we stand for. And the real strength of a leader is not who you beat down, but who lifts you up.

Let's hear more comments from VP Harris with Oprah. It is about the ideals upon which we were founded, including the importance of freedom and and and the importance of independence and and the importance of freedom and the importance of independence and the importance of dignity. I'm not the only leader in this. We're all leaders in this. This is so much bigger than me. It's about who we are as Americans. So VP Harris said if she is elected, she would also sign a bipartisan immigration bill. And she also spoke about gun reform and being a gun owner. Let's hear those comments from VP Harris. I'm in favor of the Second Amendment and I'm in favor of assault weapons bans, universal background checks, red flag laws.

And these are just common sense. These are just common sense. I thought it was so powerful at the convention when you said you have guns. No, at the debate. I'm a gun owner. Tim Bowles is a gun owner. I did not know that. If somebody breaks in my house, they're getting shot. Yes, yes. I hear that.

I hear that. Probably should not have said that. My staff will deal with that later. No, you absolutely should have said that, Madam Vice President. That's exactly what she should have said because it's the truth. The language of politics is dead. Speak straight or don't speak at all. And every single gun owner has said this exact same statement multiple times.

Protecting our homes is one of the main reasons legal gun owners possess firearms. And I'm not mad at what she said. She's absolutely positively right. If you come in my house and i don't know who you are you're unannounced i'm shooting first asking questions last get the f out my house i have six kids and a wife to protect she's right come in my house you're getting shot that's the whole point of being a gun owner so i have no problem with madam vice president talking like that and uh nobody else should either so don't be a little don't be a little snowflake liberal, okay? All you little snowflake liberal Democrats,

I don't want to hear your mouth this morning, all right? She's right. So, yeah, this comes as Harris leads Trump 50% to 45% in a new nationwide Florida Atlantic University survey. Women favor Harris over Trump by seven points, while the two candidates are essentially tied among men. Overall, a New York Times Sienna poll has the race tied. A Fox News poll has Harris up two points, while a New Rasmussen report survey has Trump

up by two. Elsewhere in political news, President Biden is celebrating the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates for the first time in more than four years. This comes as the central bank cut rates by a half point on Wednesday. The decision lowers the federal funds rate to a range between 4.75% to 5%. Let's hear those comments from Biden on the rate cuts. I'm not here to take a victory lap. I'm not here to say a job well done. I'm not here to say we don't have a hell of a lot more work to do. We do have more work to do. Interest rates are going to be coming down,

and they're expected to go down further. And that's a good place for us to be. So, of course, the rates remained high or at their highest level in over two years since last July, or July of last year, rather. The Fed had maintained a goal of lowering inflation to 2 percent. August saw the 12 a goal of lowering inflation to 2%. August saw the 12-month inflation rate fall to 2.5%. It's the lowest since February of 2021. Well, that's good news.

Watch that. That's great news. Yeah, I'm thinking about getting a new car. Getting a new car. But you know what's so funny, right? Like, that's such great news, and it sounds amazing. That's something that you could

absolutely hang your hat on. But boy, as soon as you hear his voice, you just knew he wasn't going to win in November. Ken, when you hear the contrast between him and Madam Vice President, don't it just feel good? Regardless of what happens in November, don't it just feel good to have somebody that you feel like, you know what? I can go out there and be content with casting this vote. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Y'all didn't feel like that with Biden.

Y'all was just lying to yourselves. I ain't going to lie. Even when I come and bring these Biden clips sometimes, I'm like, dang, I know Charlamagne going to get on my case about this one. He's like, you don't even want to hear from him anymore. Like, move it on. It just sounds like he about to fall. It just sounds like he got a MAGA hat on every time I hear him talk, honestly.

A MAGA hat? Come on, man. Cut it out all right well that's your front page news for the 6 a.m hour in the 7 a.m hour we will uh hear from president our former president trump uh he spoke with the israeli american council's national summit so yeah he's going to talk on the uh israel hamas war all right we'll get into that next don't go anywhere anywhere. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.

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Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? What's up? It's DJ. Hey, what's up, man? Get it off your chest.

Hey, man. What's up, guys? It's DJ Envy. Charlotte. What's up, man? Peace, peace. Lauren LaRose is here as well. Oh, okay.

What's up, Lauren? What's up? Hi. Good morning. Morning, guys. I just want to say, man, tomorrow is my daughter's birthday. Sunday is my wife's birthday. I just want to shout them out. Love them.. Morning, guys. I just want to say, man, tomorrow's my daughter's birthday. Sunday's my wife's birthday. I just want to shout them out.

Love them. Happy birthday, Naomi. Happy birthday, Viv. I love you guys. You guys are the best. You guys make me happy. Happy born day to the gang. That's right.

You have a great weekend. You about to spend some money. All right, man. Thank y'all. That's a lot of parties. Enjoy. Peace. Hello, who's this?

This is KP. KP, what's up? Get it off your chest. Man, I just want to give a shout out to my local business I work for in Springfield, CJ's Refuge Hall, and my uncle's the owner. Just blessed this morning, man. God is good. How y'all doing this morning?

Blessed, black, and highly favored, brother. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All right. Well, what's the name of the business? I didn't hear you. CJ's Refuge Hall. We're a local trash business out of Springfield, Ohio. Okay. listen have you seen anybody eating any dogs cats or pets no sir i knew that

question was coming uh but we have like i said my uncle's the owner we have been told that uh the city wants us to uh notify them if we do see anything like that in the trash you know what's so crazy yes sir it's not true. And therefore, they got y'all looking out for something that don't even really exist. But they trying to find evidence of something

that don't even exist. Exactly. Exactly. It's just that. Yes, sir. All right, KP, have a good one, brother. Yes, sir.

Y'all too. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Latoya. Hey, Latoya. What's the matter? Latoya, you seem like you pissed off. Yeah, don't nobody up here

owe you no money. We not your baby daddy. No, you not my baby daddy. I just dropped my husband off to work. Okay. But however, I know I'm probably going to get camped from the culture, but I was thinking about this for about a couple of days. Now that we know that Kendrick is performing at the Super Bowl,

after he performs at the Super Bowl, can we retire? It's not like us. They're not like us or whatever it is. They're not like us. You tired of that song already? Oh, my God. It's like it's in rotation every 15 minutes. Be on the highway at 3.30, 3.59, they sign me for the four o'clock ride out and that's the first

song that's gonna come on i'm like come on now well you know i mean it'll be like any other record that eventually uh you know runs this course but i mean it's the top 10 record still you know was the number one record for a few weeks kendrick will probably have new music out by then so i'm sure it'll it'll it'll do what it's supposed to do. Charlamagne, you feel me, though? No, I like the record. I'm with you. I get what you're saying, though. Look, I ain't gonna lie, Latoya.

It could be worse. It could be a slow song that we've been playing for the last nine months that they keep playing, so I'll take the Kendrick record over some of them other records. Snooze is that. I know Snooze. As soon as you said that, I thought about Snooze. I'll take the Kendrick over to Snooze. Also, hip-hop song. I know Snooze. As soon as you said that, I thought about Snooze. See, I'll take the Kendrick over to Snooze. Also, hip-hop hasn't had an anthem in a long time.

Not like us, it was the first hip-hop anthem in a while. Okay, well, I give it a couple of moments. There you go. Have a good one, Latoya. You too. Well, imagine how Drake feels. Right? Whenever you feel like you tired of the record, imagine how Drake feels.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? What up, though? What up, though? Peace. What's up, my brother? What up? Hey, I want to get off my chest about that. Did y'all hear about that tailgate shooting in Detroit during the Lions game this weekend? Horrible. I sure did. Yeah, horrible, man. It was a fight over,

well, it was an argument over a parking spot and a guy came back with a gun and the guy, I mean, he was just, you know, talking but then somebody came and pulled the gun out and shot him, but the bullet went through his head and hit somebody else

too, so he killed two people with one shot, but he didn't get charged. I don't think, after seeing the video, I don't think he should have got charged anyway. Yeah, he did get charged. They said it was self-defense. They said I don't think he should have got charged anyway. Yeah, he did get charged. They said it was self-defense. They said, they weren't going to

charge him because it was self-defense. He's not going to get no type of, like, involuntary, I don't know the exact term. The other person? Yeah, the manslaughter

for the person that he shot. Nah, he didn't, he didn't nothing because, like, I tell people, like, I was arguing with people, I said, listen, man,

you can't stop a bullet and it's not like he shot recklessly. He shot the person that he was trying to shoot, just the bullet didn't stop and it hit somebody else. So, I can't stop a bullet. And it's not like he shot recklessly. He shot the person that he was trying to shoot, just the bullet didn't stop. Right. And it hit somebody else.

So I didn't think he should get charged anyway. But I'm just tired of, you know, you're ruining the good thing. You know, Detroit didn't even have tailgates, at least for us. And now they got, you know, people are tailgating. And now you're bringing guns and stuff to something that shouldn't be there. So it's just crazy. I just want to get that off my chest. But if he didn't have that gun, and I don't know the complete details,

because, I mean, he didn't get charged. It was self-defense. But if he didn't have that gun, could they would have beat him up or they would have hurt him though, right? Well, yeah. He brought a gun. It was an argument between people. To me, it didn't look like it was escalating when you looked at the video.

But he brought a gun and he got his face with a gun. So when is the time to self-defense? I would think that's the time to use your gun. If somebody is waving a gun and he got his face with a gun. So when is the time to self-defense? I would think that's the time to use your gun. If somebody's waving a gun at you, you're not going to wait. This is not like school and waiting until he punches you. This ain't wait until he shoots you. Yeah, you're right. So yeah, he didn't get charged and I didn't think he should have got charged.

But I'm just tired of the guns being there anyway. You know what I'm talking about? Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't know the gun laws in Michigan, but usually you're not allowed to carry a firearm to those type of events, legally. Yeah, it was not

a no-gun zone. They both had their street guns. They both had guns, so clearly that's a normal thing. Thank you, Kenny. No doubt. Y'all be safe out there. All right. But that's also another reason why you just, you know,

don't pull your gun out if you ain't planning on using it. You're right. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning. This is James calling from North Carolina. What's up, James from the Carolinas? Get it off your chest. Yo, I just recently found out, man, extraterrestrials is legit real.

There's this dude, Luis Elizondo, who used to be in charge of this group over in the Pentagon. He wrote a book called Eminent, and he says the extraterrestrials have been here for decades, if not longer. Is that the guy that was on the Daily Show the other night? Yeah, that's him. That's him. Yeah, I meant to order that book. I'm going to order it right now. Thank you for the reminder. Yeah, I think I'm going to check it out myself, man,

because he said some interesting stuff on there. I was like, oh, snap. Well, I've been there, done that. I've seen extraterrestrials myself. I wrote about them in my first book, Black Privilege. Opportunity comes to those who create it. But yeah, I saw him on Daily Show the other night, and I meant to order his book, too.

I don't know how you cannot believe in extraterrestrials. Like, when you just look at the Earth, and you look at how diverse the Earth is, and you look at all the different forms of life on Earth, you don't think that, you know, there's extraterrestrial life and life as diverse like that around all these different universes? Yes.

So you think God just created Earth, and then everything else is desolate out there? I don't know. You sound stupid. You're dumb. I don't know. You don't believe in yourself. But do we...

So the extraterrestrials, are they like a mock-up of us? Like, do I got to... No, they're probably way smarter than us, way more intelligent than us. Like, way more. For all we know, we might be the most primitive life

in all of these solar systems. I'm just trying to get my nails fixed. You're just trying to get a man to say that. I'm just trying to get him out. Like, that's a lot get a man to say that. I'm just trying to get a man. Like, that's a lot. You have to worry about extraterrestrials now, too. No, it's not. Like, listen, you don't even know what's in the ocean, for real.

I don't. That's why when I go on these trips. No, I swim a little bit, but I'm not doing all that deep sea diving. I'm not trying to find new stuff. The Earth is 75% water. We don't even know what's all out in the ocean, for real. So you think we know what's all out there in space? Man, y'all better think bigger than yourselves for once.

Okay. You just look like a kid. This just got scolded by the teacher. Okay. Yeah, I don't know what else to say. Why are we talking to just her? Get it off your chest. It's like when you go to church a little, like, dang, I was going to say a little hungover,

but that sounds bad. The day after going out. The day after going out and you feel like they're yelling at you. That's how I feel when he talks. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. When we come back, we got Jess with the Mess with Lauren LaRosa. It's The Breakfast Club.

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I'm back. And I got the mess. The Culture Show. With Lauren, Lauren LaRosa. I'm back. And I got the best. Talk to me. Okay, guys, so it's been a very long week for Diddy. I feel like every single day this week we've been having something happen that's almost like out of a movie with him. And yesterday there was a report that wrote via People Magazine that Diddy would actually be be placed on suicide watch or has been placed on suicide watch uh you guys know we reported that he was at mdc in brooklyn um and basically what that means is that um there will be extra normally normally because there's no details in the story just said suicide watch but normally this means that there's extra

guards who will make uh like very protective rounds So they're checking in on him way more than they are any other inmates who are not on the suicide watch. They're keeping logs of how he is when they check on him. And normally this is triggered by, you know, I don't like a conversation thoughts or this inkling that the jail had that because of the new life transition or something that happened while in custody, this person may harm themselves. Now, I reached out to a source trying to figure out because there are sometimes, too, because of high profile cases and who the people are, instances where they'll just kind of automatically put you on suicide watch because they want to just pay extra attention to you and because they know that your life transition is about to be really tough

for the time that you're at their jail, which is, you know, what's happening to Diddy. Like, he was literally in a mansion, like, what, two, a week ago? And now he's in jail. And the source told me that this is basically protocol for the jail. However, people who originally reported the story said, although this is supervisory precautions taken for suicidal inmates that require frequent observation, this came about because Combs is in shock and his mental state is unclear.

There was also a report yesterday about Kim Porter. And remember, they had been saying for a while that she was supposed to be doing this book that was for the detail of different parts of their life. So Extra did a story. And apparently Kim, who we know shared three children with Diddy and passed away in 2018 at 47, she had these like diary entries and they were supposed to be like really shocking. And according to the story, allegedly Diddy in diary entries

was going to be eventually moved into some sort of written something. There were claims that diddy not only participated in threesomes and orgies with both men and women all this is alleged um but there were also like a bulk of recordings with young male artists and she also talked about in these diary entries that again people are saying was supposed to be a book but i know some people have come out and debunked that um that he would get violent sometimes as well so we've heard stories there have been you know in some of the documents, for instance, with Dawn Richard.

Dawn Richard said that she remembered a time that Kim came out of a studio that she was walking into, and she visibly had marks on her face, and she was crying. There was a security guard, and there was conversation in Cassie's documents where she detailed times of seeing different things with Kim as well, too. So, I don't know. And at this point, I'm kind of feeling like, man, this is it's a lot. But I will say this and this is going to sound crazy, but I hope the feds do pinpoint some of the people that seen this and never reported it. Whether it was they call them enablers or or the security at the time but if people actually seen what he was doing if they seen him physically harming women if they seen him drugging people

will also be alleged if they could if they can prove that and they can improve those people who are around for that amount of time because i mean we're talking back to some of these people are saying like you know two thousands and something so we're talking over 20 years and the fact that people knew this i think think they should be charged with something as well because that is foul because maybe some of these people would have been saved. Maybe Kim Porter would have been saved. You just never know.

But it's just very- And I want to say, I want to say that all of what I reported about the diary entries, nothing I've confirmed myself. This is all alleged. So, you know, to keep that in mind but yeah i think that that's what's happening i know that there were also reports of a male sex worker

who came um to the government and said hey i want to have a conversation with you guys and in the courtroom um the day before yesterday when diddy lost the second bail arraignment um the judge and some of the prosecutors were having a conversation about the fact that more people had begun to come out to them and how they would, you know, because they're trying to figure out a speedy trial for him. His lawyer was pushing for the trial to happen soon. So he wanted to sit. So they're like, well, give us time

because more people are reaching out to us. But, you know, I think the biggest thing with this too is seeing how the industry is reacting to it because another big thing with this Diddy situation has been a lot of people saying, well, why didn't anybody else say anything? There's so many people around them. Everybody's at the party.

Why is everybody so quiet? Right. So I want us to get into some of the reactions that have happened. Yesterday, Sean, you know, Sean was a part of Bad Boy. Sean is the one who went to jail after the whole shooting when J-Lo was in the club with Diddy and all that stuff. He came out and spoke about, you know, what's happening with Diddy instead of Diddy growing his life.

Let's take a listen. When I was a 18-year-old kid, just wanting to do nothing other than make my mother proud and make Belize proud and take over the world, I was defending him, and he turned around and called witnesses to testify against me, and he contributed.

He pretty much sent me to prison. Yes, I forgave. I moved on. I went again to do a charity event for impoverished youth in London. This was not someone who I vacationed with and who he and I enjoyed this great intimate relationship. This is someone that destroyed my life. But do I take any joy or any satisfaction with what he is going through absolutely not see i mean look i'm not shine i didn't sit in jail for

all them years i you know what i mean i know the story about and for those of you who don't know what shine is referring to about putting him in jail um during the case back when the shooting happened at the club that j-lo was present for um all that basically shine has always claimed that diddy was the one who called certain witnesses and made them testify so that diddy would be cool to get off and call yeah diddy's attorney called up witnesses that cleared uh puff but point yes exactly if they if that's my artist if that's my friend i wouldn't bring up an artist that's going to clear me and point at you. I'm just not going to have that artist. And that was Sean's thing.

Sean still says he never fired that weapon. And I would just say the way that Sean put it, you can just tell Sean has grown a lot. I mean, the fact that he says he's forgiven Diddy, the man that put him in jail for so long, took a lot of his life away. And still say, look, that's not my guy i don't get joy out of seeing another man uh fall i think that's amazing so salute to sean but like sean said that's not but don't you but when i first heard it though i was like this is kind of corny though because it's like where was this energy the whole time for him because when i heard him talk about it he's never said things like destroyed my life he made it seem like you know things like

it was horrible but we moved on now it's given like no he's like he said it before what sean said was like no we're not friends yes me and diddy have a relationship because i want to help the kids in belize yes i want to help and do these charity events but we're not best friends so don't ask me about them because we don't hang out on thanksgiving we don't go to each other's house on christmas nor have i been to one of his sunday parties i'm sure that's what sean is saying but sean i think was i think he said it right like i said i don't even use baby oil yeah i don't even use baby i think sean said it right and i think a lot of people are going to be saying that well fazon love also had uh a pretty interesting take on the situation let's take a listen to him we all heard about puffy and i see a lot of people

yay yay yay I'm confused. The Cassie thing, I understand. I think you should definitely lock this up, put hands on the young lady. But I don't understand the other shit. When has being nasty been a federal crime? And I'm glad they told me. I didn't know there was a limit on baby oil. You know, you get a massage or something or whatever.

I don't know. And he had a white woman, Mae West. They couldn't stop this black man. So they gave him trafficking in the 1800s. If he didn't do that, he wouldn't have stopped. I thought I told you that we won't. Yeah, so I think he's leaning into kind of what Boosie was saying yesterday, where he's talking about

i don't understand how this is illegal for you to just be freaky yeah and what people don't understand is parts to to his indictment there's parts to you know his uh being arrested it's not just the fact that he's a freaky and kinky individual and he has a thousand bottles of baby oil i mean that's his own kink and he's and he can have his own kink it's the other reports where people have said that he was forced, that he forced them to do things. He forced them to allegedly have sex. He forced them to allegedly use drugs. That's

what he's on trial against. But I would also tell the people like, you know, right now you're only hearing one side of this. So just take a step back and read the whole indictment. See everything that comes out and then make the judgment for yourself because right now we're all making judgment off of headlines which I don don't think is right so read the indictment read what the prosecutor's putting out read what diddy's lawyers have said and then make your own

judgment but this is going to be a long trial this is going to be a long case there's going to be a lot of witnesses there's going to be a lot of footage so but there's a long way to think about this paul yeah long i said pause pause all right well, that was Jess with the mess with La La Rosa now. And when we come back, we got front page news with Morgan. So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up.

Wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. La La Rosa filling in for Jess. And let's get back to some front page news. Now, quick sports. If you didn't hear, the Jets beat the Patriots last night.

And the Jets look pretty good. I think the score was 24-3 or 24-7. But congratulations to all the Jets fans out there. Now, what we doing, Morgan? Man, we talking about Trump. Okay, former President Donald Trump, he was in Washington, D.C., where he spoke at the Israeli-American Council's National Summit. Now, Trump spoke on what may happen for Israel if Kamala Harris wins the election in November,

while also promising to reinstate his travel ban. He also spoke on removing Hamas supporters from the U.S. Let's hear those comments from former President Trump on the Israel-Hamas war. More than any people on earth, Israel has to defeat her. I really believe that it's a disaster for Israel. Port the foreign jihad sympathizers and Hamas supporters from our midst. We will get them out of our country. I will ban refugee resettlement from terror-infested areas like the Gaza Strip.

Yeah, he said deport certain people from this country. So he went on to add that the upcoming election is the most important election in the history of Israel. So, yeah, we'll continue to watch that situation. Of course, we're always watching what's going on in the Israel-Hamas war. And as previously mentioned, elected officials are calling for a ceasefire in that situation. Meanwhile, that's what that's why, you know, when I tell folks, you know, when folks be up, I understand why they're upset and I understand, you know, why they voted uncommitted in the primaries. But you have to understand, don't cut your nose off despite your face in November, because you have one party and one person that's going to clearly listen to you. And one person that's clearly pushing for a ceasefire like you are.

That's Vice President Kamala Harris. And then you got what we just heard, which is Donald Trump. So choose wisely. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. Speaking of which, the mayor of Springfield, Ohio, he is declaring an emergency due to the political firestorm involving accusations of pet eating. Republican Mayor Rob Rue. Let me just repeat that. Republican mayor.

He's supposed to be, you know, you're supposed to be my man. You're supposed to be Trump's man. Rob Rue said that the safety is his number one concern in his city. He also talked about what a potential visit from President Trump would look like to the city. And he suggested that the former president actually stay away. Let's hear those comments from Mayor Rob Rue of Springfield, Ohio. It is not an indication of immediate danger, but allows us to efficiently and effectively protect our public safety. While the visit brings attention to our city, it also represents logistical challenges that require careful planning and allocation of our resources to minimize disruption of daily life.

Should he choose to change his plans, it would convey a significant message of peace to the city of Springfield. So, of course, this comes after former President Trump and his VP running mate, J.D. Vance, claim that Haitian immigrants are eating cats and dogs. They're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats. They're eating the pets. City leaders have strongly pushed back and condemned Trump's assertion. Since the controversy, the city has also received a number of bomb threats leading to school closures, hospital closures, things of that nature. It's really impacting the city there.

Trump says he does plan to visit Springfield soon, but Rue thinks it's a bad idea for the time being. He cited, of course, in the clip, strain on the city resources and added that Trump canceling his trip would send a signal of peace to his city. So what do you guys think? Trump show up to Springfield? Yes or no? I don't think it's a good idea.

But, you know, go. Go shake hands with some Haitians. That's what he needs to do. The president needs to go there and he needs to shake hands with some of those Haitians that he offended. And, you know, he needs to hug some of those Haitians that he offended. Let some of those Haitians rub their hands through his hair. You know, remember when Jimmy Fallon played in Trump's hair? Let one of the Haitians do that to you.

And yeah. That's actually not a good idea to go. Yeah, I don't think it's a good idea, Morgan. No, I think it's a great idea. Go there. Shake hands with Haitians. Hug Haitians. Let Haitians rub their hands through your hair.

Yes, go. You know. Show us some solidarity. Let Haitians blow kisses at you, Trump. Okay, you're going too far. You're going too far. Sac passe. Show some solidarity. Let Haitians blow kisses at you, Trump. Okay, you're going too far. They know what I'm talking about. Speaking of going too far, North Carolina's Republican candidate for governor promises to stay in the race after he reportedly made lewd and inflammatory comments years ago on a porn site.

CNN reports Governor Mark Robinson, or Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson, made the post in the message board of a porn site called Nude Africa. The report says Robinson referred to himself as a black Nazi and supported bringing back slavery. Let's hear more from Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson on those comments. We are staying in this race. We are in it to win it. And we know that with your

help, we will. Let me reassure you, the things that you will see in that story, those are not the words of Mark Robinson. You know my words, you know my character, and you know that I have been completely transparent in this race and before. Our opponents are desperate to shift the focus here from the substantive issues and focus on what you are concerned with to salacious tabloid trash we cannot allow that to happen he wants to bring back slavery as a black man that's what he's allegedly said in these comments so he allegedly so he's volunteering to do more work he also allegedly said that he enjoyed watching transgender porn and recounted one story from when he was 14 about peeping at women in gym showers. Now, according to the report, Robinson made the post from 2018 or excuse me, from 2008 to 2012 before he entered politics.

So he was this was before he was in the political arena. And Robinson, who is Carolina's North Carolina's rather lieutenant governor. He is, of course, denying the report in a post on X. He called it, as mentioned in the clip, tabloid trash. He is running against Democrat Josh Stein in the race for North Carolina's governor. So any black man, any black man saying bring back slavery is a damn fool because he's just volunteering to do more work. And if you think that you're going to be a black man that advocates for bringing back slavery and you're just going to be an overseer, understand

that overseers were enslaved people too. Okay? You know what's crazy about this whole thing? It's not so much the porn site, the nude Africa, the black Nazi, any of that. It's the fact that you you're not mad about him wanting to watch transgender porn. You're upset that he's into

though if he's into that he's in there yeah i don't care about his kinks you said you don't you don't care about no but i think that's amazing you know like you don't care i don't care about all the freaky stuff you're into but but slavery that's that's because that's the only thing that we should be concerned about whatever he does in his bedroom with baby oil lube and watching porn that's him that's it go have your freak off you sound like a one-man freak off to me i'm not mad at it i'm not mad at it uh yeah so i will will continue to see what happens in that race watch that race out of north carolina and see what continues to happen with mark robinson in regards to these lewd comments that he made so that's your front page news follow me on on social media. I'm Morgan Wood.

You can follow me at Morgan Media. And for more news coverage, make sure you're following the Black Information Network at Black Information Network. Download that free iHeartRadio app and visit us at BINews.com. Thank y'all. Happy Friday. Thank you so much. When we come back, Nelly Furtado will be joining us.

We're going to kick it with Nelly Furtado. She has a new album out right now. It's titled Seven. So we're going to talk about that when we come back. So don't move. It's the be joining us We're going to kick it with Nelly Furtado She has a new album out right now It's titled Seven So we're going to talk about that when we come back So don't move, it's The Breakfast Club The Breakfast Club Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy We are The Breakfast Club

Jess is on maternity leave So Lauren LaRosa is filling in And we got a special guest in the building Nelly Furtado. Welcome. Hi. Thank you for having me. How are you? How are you feeling?

I'm good. How are you? I'm blessed black and highly favored. New album, Seven is out today. How does it feel to be back? Congratulations, by the way. On what? On your work you're doing for a community.

That sounds very generic. I was on your Instagram. Oh, thank you. It was inspiring. She did her homework a little bit, thank you. It was inspiring. She did her homework a little bit to make sure. It was inspiring. Thank you very much. How does it feel to be back making music?

Incredible. You like this part? Having to come to interviews and be interrogated? It's not as fun sometimes nowadays because everything's clickbait. And I'm like, ah, what? Sometimes that's challenging, but it's not as fun sometimes nowadays because everything's clickbait and i'm like ah what you know sometimes that's challenging but it's okay i still like kind of share my vibe my positive energy so why so long it took a long time seven years just busy um i like to kind of keep one foot

kind of like in the real world and then one foot entertainment because entertainment's really fast paced and you have to really be out there to be successful in my industry and I've taken the approach for the last 25 years to kind of do it, go hard for a little bit,

but then for my own mental health, I kind of need to take breaks. What do you do during those breaks? Just get grounded. Family. Yeah, what's real life like?

I see you going through your breathing exercises now. Yeah. Yeah, I'm a mom. You got a little panic attack? No. I'm a mom. No, I'm a mom. And so, yeah, just like doing the mom thing and kind of like normal, normal life. And then when I'm in the studio, I get to really express myself and write and produce and invite a lot of friends into the studio and have

really late nights and fun it's probably the most fun part is making the music for me i enjoy concerts i've been out on stage again performing a lot that's been really refreshing and good but like yeah you have to take care of yourself you know you don't work with timberland this time right uh we have been in the studio uh but for our own single we released last year um we we talk all the time we're we're you know we're you know family for life i believe i think we have very similar natures when it comes to creativity i think that's why we make special music together and we will again for sure but nothing made this album right there's no no a lot of uh they said you made yeah it felt like saving your breath felt feels like it sounded like timbaland i got the vote

t is t minus t minus is quite influenced by timbaland he's a big fan of timbaland's work uh i don't know are you familiar with t minus's work he he does a lot for j cole he produces most of j cole's stuff and um he's had some some great records over the years but what's great about him is he's passionate i like to work with people who sure they're in the business but it's more than business it's family you know what i mean it's like you're invested he wanted to brand the best of me so we do have some really really good beats on this album really good high quality production timbaland's favorite song i've played him a lot of records his favorite song is floodgate which is produced by fnz i don't know their beats but uh but save your breath actually i co-produced and did um

a lot of vocal production but t-minus came with that uh rhythm it was different before and uh it's a lot of my friends on the song you said you recorded four to five hundred songs in the last four years i have that's a lot of music to narrow down to just a couple foot album. So how did you narrow it down and why so many damn songs? Because I don't write, like I can write just on my own like with a guitar

and do that. I wrote I'm Like a Bird That Way but when I'm in the studio, I like, the approach that I took is I turn the microphones on and I make it sound like I'm at a show.

So I put the speakers and everything really loud and then I have everybody with microphones including me, everybody and then i will only hear the music in the studio when when pro tools is going and i can record everything i do because my lyrics and melodies come to me at the same time whole entire songs come that way it just kind of comes um were you a talkative child i i did that when i was a kid i didn't talk that much but i i was um i would sing yeah i would just sit there and just make up songs and they made me feel emotional and crying i didn't

quite understand it but um but it is probably the only thing that i do well that's not true i don't have an energy drink i don't have a booty line i don't believe that i don't got patience for that. All I got patience for is... Which one? Is this energy you have is natural? Is that weird? You're making me a little nervous. Why?

I don't know. You're just moving and you're talking fast. And I'm like... She said she did. She said she did. Oh, I didn't hear that part. Yeah. I didn't hear that part.

Thanks for listening. I'm sorry. That's why she opened with commenting on your mental health work. Yeah. I didn't hear that part. Thanks for listening. I'm sorry. That's why she opened with commenting on your mental health work because she says she deals with ADD and her mental health stuff.

Yeah. I think it's because she was moving fast. It might have went over. No, for real. I only got diagnosed a couple years ago, but as a child

and growing up in my teens, I'd be that girl that my friends would be like, where did she go? Because I would just stare into space. And I thought, oh, it's a scattered brain. All the things, you know, and would judge myself.

I thought I was unorganized or lazy or procrastinate, but yeah, it's just that. How did you do in school? People ignore me sometimes, so I ignore them. What do you mean? I'm just saying in general. These two, I ignore them all the time. Why?

They just ignore me. We ignore him, too. We do. That's why. We locked in over here. Ain't no switching up. We don't know what hit me over the time. Why? It's just, we ignore him too. We do. That's why. We locked in over here. Ain't no switching up. We don't know what hit me over the door.

That's okay. What was it when you were diagnosed? How old were you? Sorry. Sorry. Leave me ass on you. No, it's okay.

It's all right. It's okay. Sorry. I remember that. Let's go with it, Nelly. Let's go with it. It's a file cabinet. Yeah, just go with it.

Yeah. How old were you when you were diagnosed with ADD? Forty-three. Forty-three. Okay, so what was that like it now let's go it's a file candidate yeah how old were you when you were diagnosed with uh 83 43 43 okay so what was that like actually having like a okay i know what this is now i know how to oh yeah i read a lot of books about oh particularly women with adhd because of the experience for women's a little different you know um because you know there's more pressure you know especially moms right it's like you know, especially moms, right? It's like, you know, you're supposed to have your house together, you know, in all the ways.

And, yeah, so just self-acceptance, self-love. You got three kids, right? Yes, I do. 21, 6, and 5. Oh, so the 6-year-old and 5-year-old don't know nothing about music, Nelly Furtado. Sort of, a little bit. Only because I have a friend, Lido. She's another artist, Lido Pimienta.

She's from Colombia. One day we were chilling because we're all friends. The kids are friends with her kids. She said, they don't even know what you do. Let's play them something. I said, okay, only if I could play your thing too. We kind of shared that side that day. What vibe were you on when you wrote

Promiscuous Girl back then? What did your parents think of it my parents i mean i was yeah i was already at the house at that time i mean i already had a daughter i already kind of had my own house but um i don't know i've never asked my mom ever she's never like commented don't like hey hey the song because i mean no yeah i think so well i mean i remember being 14 in our house growing up and salt and peppa had a song let's talk about sex yeah and it will come on the little radio in my kitchen and my mom would be like turn it off so i grew up on like tlc salt andN-Pepa. Absolutely. Very empowered, you know, in talking about sexuality and talking about choice.

I believe Promiscuous is a song about choice. And what I like about it is the male voice and female voice are on it. Even playing field in the song. But interestingly enough, people still call it Promiscuous. But the song's actually called promiscuous. It's not girl or boy. Oh, that is true.

Because of the hook, I think I always thought it was promiscuous girl. No, it's just... Wow. All right, we got more with Nelly Furtado. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess, and we're still kicking it with Nelly Furtado. Charlamagne? And this new album, Seven Club Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess And we're still kicking it with Nelly Furtado Charlamagne In this new album 7 What does the number 7 mean to you? I know it's your 7th album I know you put out an album 7 years ago But what does the number 7 actually mean to you? To be honest

I kind of wanted a title that's really simple Almost like a fashion collection Fashion collection 7 And I love the song 7 by prince prince is one of my favorite artists of all time and i got to meet prince a few times and i opened for him before and i don't know his music just touches me in a way so that's another sort of thread did you party a lot because this is a party album so did you in this album yes very up-tempo party like i felt like went out and celebrated a lot.

Yeah, I was in my element. And I think that there might have been other people around that were like, kind of maybe like, get some tequila or something like that. But I don't really drink in the studio. I drink tequila once in a while, but not in the studio. I'm totally sober. Every song I've ever written, I've been 100% sober. I'm actually proud.

Tequila's plant-based. Tequila's plant-based. No'm actually proud. Tequila is plant-based. Tequila is plant-based. No, I know. Tequila is nice. I don't actually, I don't write or record under the influence. And I've never done a, like, oh, one time I had like a couple sips alcohol before a show.

But it was like just a couple songs. And I was like, I'm never doing this again. I felt so dizzy. Oh, wow. I felt flushed and stuff. Yeah. Music is subjective, though, because it's all about perspective right like envy said he feel like he get the party vibe but then some people can say they feel like you're healing from a heartbreak on this album because it sounds like love bites and ready for myself and save your breath so what was your and i can't even say what was your mental state when you was doing this

album because you did 500 songs what's your vibe i guess okay so i had a breakup and then i was like hurting the day one dude it started off so sad like the b-sides are like a whole other record they're like that's really sad emo folk album because i got there and i was like wow i haven't been here in five years i haven't been to the studio in five years i took a break i had my two babies back to back 14 months apart i kind of took i took them off to be like a stay-at-home mom which i also love um but it was time to get back in and kind of find myself again because i think we can all relate after breakup you sometimes lost you're like whoa who am i you know why did y'all break up if you don't mind us asking like y'all that's you i was coming over here because i was committed to ask that because some of the songs are like

love bites ready for myself love bites, ready for myself which I guess ready for myself is that you finding yourself again oh that's a fun one yeah I think okay the truth is I did a lot of self work I started this album four years ago and I was doing a lot of journaling a lot of like

therapy yeah just like really kind of getting to know myself which is another added bonus of not being on the wheel all the time but just like really kind of getting to know myself which is another added bonus of not being on the wheel all the time but save your breath kind of gives like you know you're in a good space now like you're kind of forward whatever but thank you so much thank you that means a lot to me i'm proud of that one it's actually probably the one i'm proud of stuff kind of on my whole career actually yeah my friends are on it career yeah career is wow do you know this is switching gears oh no i was gonna say well uh i see kamala harris used your

record i was going there next mb you guys were so funny so how did that feel when you heard her using your record did you hear that she used your record manita or no of course okay yeah did they ask you to clear it or did they just use it no it's tiktok i don't know it's just like it's what it is i i'm i'm honored yeah you're interesting to me because i just like the space you're in because you are in your own world like you have your own energy thank you and i think that's probably you gotta preserve your energy right absolutely yeah and not let anybody else shift who you are. The whole time we're talking to you, I'm like, oh, there's nothing that's going to shift who she is.

She's comfortable with who she is. Thank you. I've worked really hard at that. It doesn't come overnight. That's for sure. And I think that's why sort of my ability as a producer and musician has gotten better and greater. Because now I think when I'm in the studio, I was always confident mean for sure you know i was an individual but but now i'm i just i don't have such healthy sense of detachment and boundaries i'm not trying to feel everybody's

feelings you know with the empathy like that could be absolutely hard you know and i get the sense that you're just having fun now because you realize yeah this this ain't really about nothing you got your kids you can yeah go home be a mother when you want yeah i do have a lot of other interests like outside of music i get i mean they're not that exciting but i mean dancing i like dancing i like that's what tiktok's funny can do dance go to the dance studio it helps me my state of mind the choreographies the discipline uh but yes to answer your question uh i did use it as almost like a like to get through the last few years i was like okay well identity right i was talking about identity it's like okay well what am i good

at i forgot that how good i was at music i was like wow really yeah man i got to the studio i was like wait i'm really good and then my songs kept getting played again by DJs and on social media. And it was like I felt called back to it. I felt like, okay, it's easy to second guess yourself when you have maybe one hit and you're like 25. And you can maybe have a lot of feelings of you're not sure. But when you're 25 years into a career and then your songs are still touching people you're reaching brand new audiences you're reaching kids that weren't even born when the music came out that starts to feel very real very authentic and something you can maybe lean into a little bit more with a little

more confidence right and so that's what's happened to me the last few years i found my identity again with my craft of like i'm good at this i've always been good at this it's about the music i always wanted to know how did you and timberland meet like how did that relationship come so strong and then justin timberlake later on like you guys were strong trio people thought you was gonna trio yeah people thought y'all were gonna do an album with each other so how did y'all initially meet it's a really special chemistry between the three of us so the really cool my little origin story with Timbaland, if you would like to hear, is that in 2001, actually, no, I put out my first album, Woe Nelly, in 2000. And one song called Baby Girl, it's kind of like,

it's like a vocal arrangement we did. Timbaland heard the song. And someone from a record company said, hey, Timbaland's a fan of yours he wants to sample this song but he'd also like to meet you so I went to the studio and we hit it off from the jump like right away it was like I had to get in the booth and I started singing over the song I mean he didn't and I didn't invited me to sing at that point I just was like I need a thing turn the mic on and then I was on the song and it was a sample for Miss Jade an artist he had at the time and it was a sample for Miss Jade, an artist he had at the time. I did not know that. So that was a sample of your original song.

It was. I did not know that. He sampled me. And then the story doesn't end there. I ended up touring with Miss Jade. I had had her opening for me on tour in the US. And then Timbaland came for a little run, too. He did a Turn Off the Light remix.

But in addition, that very first day, he goes, I want you to hear something. Sit down. So we sit in like I sat in a good spot right in front of the speakers and he played me get your freak on by missy elliot and no one had heard it i was probably one of the first people to hear it and he goes missy wants you on the remix can you fly to virginia next week or whatever and i said yes and i'm literally 22 i remember I went with one of my best friends. I just flew there on my own and I get to the studio and Missy's like,

hey, what's up? You know, I saw your video. I'm like a bird. And I was like, who's this girl in shell toes and like the Princess Leia buns? Like, this is so cool. I like your energy.

Then I sat in the studio and I was like, okay, it's game time. I got to hit this verse out of the park. And when I was coming up in Toronto, I would do this verse out of the park and when I was coming up in Toronto I would do this thing where I had too many lyrics

and I had to try to fit them all in the bars so I had to come up with a way to sing rap them you know and so that's the style you hear

on that record that I get if we can remix alright we got more with Nelly Furtado when we come back it's The Breakfast Club good morning

morning everybody we are The Breakfast Club we're still kicking it with Nelly Furtado. Charlamagne? Can I ask you about motherhood? Sure. How has motherhood influenced your perspective on life? And isn't your daughter?

I have three kids. Involved in this album, too? Yeah, actually, yeah. She's turning 21 tomorrow. Same day my album comes out. Wow. And she's credited as one of the A&Rs on the album, actually. And she works in the music business.

She's working already at the second record company she's worked at and she's she's in marketing and our she goes to NYU and she's really smart are you is she like the person that you're afraid to play your music for yeah crazy so my friend and my friend played it for her and I'm like oh you played her that way you know good critique she normally saying back to the music she doesn't like? What does she say? Yeah, like when she doesn't like something, what does she say? She'd be like, your mom is white.

Yeah, of course. Yeah, she's very opinionated. And she's talented. So she has some core rights, too. She wrote some stuff on the album, too, with me. But it was like super low-key, you know, like no big deal. Because she has a little other administrative side as well. Yeah, it's a process.

She reminded me, actually, to kind of be real with my sound. And she kept saying this one thing. She said, Mom, there's two, you know, you need to make the music three-dimensional. You know, this beat isn't three-dimensional enough. It's like too basic. Or like your vocals. Or like we need to round out the sound. Like real kind of.

I guess I feel like she was thinking about everything. Kind of like. your vocals or like you it needs to we need to round out the sound like real kind of i guess i feel like she was thinking about everything kind of like like she and our well and our kind of creative director like tiny desk i did recently yeah she was very involved and was like no you gotta do this she is the one who told me to do the get your freak on remix wow she said you must do that one did you want her to be in the music industry no i didn't i really kept her away from the spotlight yeah yeah i protected it i tried my best to protect her privacy because you know i like you know i think that's important you can't fight it if they're talented i don't think you know what i mean like look at somebody like justin bieber like

it's clear he wanted to be there singing like this some music was coming out of him at a young age as a kid and you know i was singing at a young, you know, I didn't get to do it professionally until later. But I'm grateful because I got to go to college for a bit. I got to backpack in Europe. I got to go to prom, you know? But it's got to be tough. I got to work at the alarm company, you know? It's got to be tough when you're disconnecting from the industry and your daughter wants to be.

I don't mind. It's two different facets, too. I don't mind because she's more on the marketing and the business side you know what i mean so i'm just always like was that her choice or did you encourage her to go in from that side and just do the creative stuff with you became natural it was natural she she actually didn't go into the studio with me besides for like maybe as a kid a baby once in a while she didn't go into the studio with me until she was 16 and she discovered she loved it so you did uh 4 million 4.4 million views for your tiny desk so i think people love good what yeah

that's great people but it's the live performance nelly that people love and i know that you talked a little bit sometimes about vegas oh is that something that you would do is that coming that's an idea i've been cooking up lately yeah i really love the culture around loose as an album and the culture around like timbaland and i's connection and just like the idea of it's a very it's a very clear picture it's those late nights in miami it's at like those palm trees and the red and white cover and the whole i met somebody recently who does a whole club night called loose in la and i couldn't believe it it was like no this is the hottest party. It's called Loose

and I was like, oh, that's crazy because I want to do a Vegas show called Loose and it all made sense. Like, I just think Vegas would be the great outlet for recreating Loose

in a cool environment and being creative with it, of course. So you want to do a residency there? Ultimately, I feel like that would be on my bucket list. Yeah. No deals have come

your way with that yet because this is not your first time mentioning it they haven't grasped that yet like they haven't no it's

it's in the works yeah it's a it's a bubbling oh that's dope so yeah okay yeah

when next year 2025 that remains to be seen because the 25th Luce will be 25 years old in 2025 or I'm sorry 2026 you're really a legacy artist now Nelly is that funny 25th Luce will be 25 years old in 2025 or I'm sorry

2026 you really a legacy artist now Nelly isn't that funny wow it don't feel like 25 years but I guess time flies

I know what do you think about social media right like how do you view its impact on artists

and their relationship with fans compared to when you first started your career because it's like a real direct connection.

Social media. I like social media. I don't know. I like it. It vibes with my mind. I really like TikTok. I love that it's so immediate. I love DMing DJs or they DM me and do this remix or artists. It's so direct. It's so instantaneous.

I do like that about it. So you answer your dms and everything some of them yeah they're gonna be in there like crazy today hey at nelly portato um yeah so i think social media is actually pretty amazing when it comes to music business stuff at the same time i don't always love when i thought i knew a song but then i hear the whole song and it's totally different you know like you get tiktok sound you're like oh this song's actually really good when i heard the whole song you know but i mean whatever i can deal with that too it's fun it's all it's all fun

who is nelly fratato right now oh i'm a work in progress. Yeah, I'm just a work in progress. I'm just like taking it day by day. Just kind of trying to like just accept myself and love myself as much as I can. And, you know, not take my craft for granted and my talents for granted and just be grateful. So you'll be back. This isn't a one and done. Like you're not going to go back and disappear for another seven years. Harden, trust me.

What's your sign? You still don't trust me. Pardon? What's your sign? Sagittarius. I was gonna call the album Sagittarius. I'm a Sagittarius too. Oh really?

Yeah. I'm November 22nd. 22nd? Oh you're just barely a Sagittarius. Yeah I'm a cuss. They think I'm crazy when I say that though but. No you're still Sagittarius. Definitely? Yeah, I'm a cuss. They think I'm crazy when I say that, though. No, you're still Sagittarius. Definitely.

Yeah, that's who I am right now. I'm just taking it day by day and figuring it out. Trying to accept my flaws. But then I think the key, too, is accept my light as well. We all have to accept the light we have. And that's a lifelong journey. That's the beauty of life. It is a journey.

Yeah. And you should just appreciate and respect the process. There you go. We appreciate you for joining us this morning. You were really amazing. Thank you so much. I got goosebumps four times. And you were nervous when you came in here or something, right?

You were like, what are you going to ask? What are you going to ask? I'm glad, yep. We could have asked you, Kendrick or Drake, pick one, but we didn't, so. We didn't. The weekend. The weekend. All right.

It's Nelly Furtado. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. DJ and DJ. Jess Hilarious. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess with the Mess with Lauren LaRosa.

News is real. News is real. Lauren's Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lying. She don't spare nobody. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide jest. Worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club.

She's a culture show. I'm back. And I got the mess. Talk to me. Okay, so Nelly is in the news. And it's not about the baby. It's about the St. Lunatics. So the group that used to be a part of the St. Lunatics,

some of the members or the other members of the group are suing him for copyright infringement. This is all over uncredited and unpaid work that they allege that they're dealing with from Nelly's 2000 debut album, Country Grammar, which was a hit album by the way. So the St. Louis Hits, which consists of Ali Jones, Ali, Tori Harper, Murphy Lee, Robert Kaiwan, sorry if I'm saying that name wrong, Kaiwan. Is that how you say it? Kaiwan.

And Lavelle Webb, who is a city spud. They filed a lawsuit against Nelly yesterday in New York Federal Court, alleging that Nelly did not properly credit them for their contributions to his Breakthrough album. Now, this is the album that, of course, like, it set it off for Nelly.

This is what pushed him to the mainstream in the 2000s. Some of the biggest songs are on there. Nelly's reps have not commented back to any of the original stories, so, like, he hasn't released a statement or anything. But in this complaint um they talk about how you know nelly and the st louisian were childhood friends they grew up together in st louis they began writing songs together in the 90s uh they were signed to umg

and then they started doing music together and then this first project came out and they're alleging you know on this first project even though it was about nelly they contributed so much so they should be paid i was actually saddened when I saw this headline because I thought everything, I mean, I know that they're not like together every single day, but I had assumed that they were, you know, at least doing well enough that people were being paid. That was so long ago.

Well, two months ago, they were on tour. They were on stage with him in St. Louis. They performed. Yeah. And they all came out. So the fact that they're suing him now over something that's, what, damn near over 20 years ago seems a little crazy. But, I mean, I guess I wasn't there.

I don't know what they contributed. I don't know what they wrote. But they feel like, you know, they wrote things and they should be accredited. But it just seems kind of crazy. If we were just cool two months ago, you were just with me on stage. You know, you had 20 years to do this. But, you know, it is what it is. Yeah. stage you know you you had 20 years to do this but you know it is what it is yeah and it's it's notable too that um when they when the other members of the saint lunatics filed this they

found this under copyright infringement and not copyright ownership the difference is is like they're basically there's there's a factual limitation um uh difference between the two which is really like the main talking point but it's just about who is the full owner versus who's not but that's very important to look at because this is something that Nelly's attorney can come out and say, this falls actually under copyright ownership. And because of that, this suit is invalid because it's a three year statute limitation on

copyright ownership. So they may be their defense, but again, Nelly's team has not spoken on. So that's something that we'll just have to like, watching and see what happens i just want to tell you what's so sad about that my first tour that i ever dj'd i dj for fabulous it was actually on nelly tour so it was nelly birdman a marie and fabulous and we dj city to city and just to see them brothers together on that tour it's so sad to see them going at each other now because pop in and pop

out everybody was so cool they They would do a music. So the fact that, you know, at one time everybody was so close. Yeah. And if that beef now is nasty. Now, what's another news? Amber Rose is back in the headlines. It's some political stuff. But let's let's start with the nonpolitical stuff first.

So yesterday there were these photos that broke on a few websites of Amber Rose and Iman Shumpert. Iman Shumpert. Iman Shumpert, yes. Gianna Taylor, kid's father. Estranged husband. You know, they've been going through their divorce situation. Now, these photos, Iman and Amber Rose, are on the beach in Miami just chilling. And you know they did the show College Show together.

So, I mean, instantly I thought about that, but there's no one else from the cast. There aren't cameras. I've never seen the just together and if and if they have hung out together it's not something that was broadcast because i i think the reason why the photos picked up so much was because people were like why are they just hanging together on the beach it was giving me and bae at beach day but there was no pda though no pda in any of the photos whatsoever this is what i don't like i don't know if they're in a relationship or not, right? But let's say right now, right?

I'm heading to Vegas and I'm at the pool, right? And you go, yo, E, we got to do something later on tonight. Are you at the pool? Yeah, I'm at the pool. Come sit over here. That's me and the homie hanging out at the pool. Yeah, and I can understand that. So, like, when I first saw it, I was like, oh, okay.

I didn't know they hung out. Yeah, but you know me. You know the instinct in me. I reached out to a few sources, and I was trying to figure some things out. TMZ actually confirmed this first, though. So my reaching out was just confirming the report that TMZ had already had out. So what the source told me and them was that they're just friends. There's nothing to see here.

They met, you know, during their college hill days and they were filming and they remained friends right right so that story goes and then uh so tmz does the story and then i uh tweet this guys make sure you follow me on twitter at lauren la rosa i tweet what i received from the source as well too the minute that i do that someone lets me know um i get a tip thank y'all for guys who are sending me tips. One of Tiana Taylor's really close homegirls, you see her with her all the time. Her Instagram name is The Asian. If you go to our Brown Girl Grinding Instagram, you'll see some photos.

I know Shave Room also picked this up as well, too. People were letting me know, like, yo, Tiana Taylor's homies are in the Shave Room comments saying that is completely false, That whole just friends thing. Shade room also picked this up as well, too. So what Tiana Teller's friend said is, this is funny to me because when we were on that boat on New Year's Eve, you and your friends talking about Amber Rose villainized me for peeping the sneaky stuff that was going on while Tiana and her kids was on that same boat. And I was right. This proves my point.

Then you want to be crying a river on that phone the next day, girl. My friend has been nothing but graceful this whole time, but you played a game. Tiana, I'm sorry that I got this deep, but I'm tired of taking the high road. You've done everything in your power to save this man and his image. Then she tagged Amber Rose and said, I wish you would deny this for the blogs because I recorded the whole conversation. And y'all make excuses about him being single, but he was good and married when all of this started.

Corny ASF. So, back to your Vegas scenario, Envy. That's the difference. According to the Tiana Tellers homegirl. That's right, but I would also say this too. They're separated right now, right? So, can he hang out with whoever he wants to hang out right now and can't she hang out with whoever she wants to hang out right now they're separate yeah but you you know it's a soft spot if this is somebody that you know

your your estranged wife and mother your kids had to basically pull up on with her homegirls get on the phone and have a conversation with like i don't don't do that like i don't deal with the friend you always told me not to worry about like that that's not good blood, and y'all got to raise kids together. And I know for a fact, Tiana Taylor has been holding her tongue because there's things that she could have said, but she has been trying to make him and herself just look like adults that do the right thing. She hasn't slandered him.

She hasn't went at him at all. So she's been holding it down. I would have to say that. I know that for a fact. Yeah, well, Amber Rose know she flew into lax when she flew into lax tmz got her in the airport and she doubled down on you know the conversation that we've been having or not we donald trump and his team have been have been having about you know uh the it's a fake it's a lie the haitian people in ohio, in Springfield, Ohio, eating cats and dogs,

which, again, is not true. So she doubled down on it. Trump and Vance have been accused recently of being really racist, right? The eating the dogs, the Haitian community. It's not racist if it's true. No, but it's not true. That's the thing. No, no. It's not true.

No, it's not true, because you have come out and said that they're past the law on the front of the call to call the girls black. I believe the Democrats are upset with race. Just leave it alone. So you think that's true? That is not racist when something is true and forthright and all that. They just don't happen to be patients. is not racist when something is true and forth and on. They just don't happen to be patients. We're like, oh, that's racist. But if they're actually in the past, how is that racist? I thought that this was insane because, I mean,

I know that, right? Like you spoke at the Republican National Convention. We get it, you're a Republican now. We get it, you're Trump's like shiny new toy. But I would never go on a platform and say this after Trump's vice president admitted that he made things up yeah I did I didn't like that for Amber I think Amber's a lot smarter and brighter than that I don't care if she's a Republican a Democrat you know we tell people vote but vote for who you want to vote for vote for the policies that best suit you and if

Trump's policies uh best suit her that is fine but to say something like that where we absolutely positively know it's false people have said it's false there has been no proof so to keep spewing these lies i don't get it i don't understand why uh it takes a lot of you lose a lot of respect for a person when you know something is false and you keep going with it and none of this stuff has been proven now if it's been proven if we seen it then it'd be it'd be cool and it's really affecting that community. Like I said, my best friend is Asian. Salute to Mono, Sac Passe, DJ Mono.

He actually taught me how to DJ. He tells me all the time, so many people come up to him and be like, do you guys really eat pets? And he's like, are you stupid? But it is affecting the whole community, and we have to stop with the lies and the rumors now. Let's go on too far. That's a crazy hill for her to want to die on.

I don't get it, but yeah. Well, that is Just With The Mess with Lauren LaRosa. Thank you, Lauren. You're welcome. Alright, now when we come back, donkey of the day. Charlamagne is giving somebody donkey of the day, so don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. You're checking out The Breakfast Club.

This don't be a donkey, because right now you want some real donkeys. It's time for Donkey of the Day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit me with the heel. Did she get donkey in her name, please, Dylan? Absolutely. I have become Donkey of the Day. It's the Breakfast Club, bitches. We're donkeys.

Donkey of the Day for Friday, September 19th goes to a 23-year-old man named Javon J. Owens. Now, Javon is from a place in Illinois called DeKalb County. Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? Don't you? acknowledge our glimmers enough all right we have a tendency as humans who are ever evolving we have a tendency to only acknowledge our triggers glimmers versus triggers here goes charlemagne with his mental health mind is talk yet again yes here i go again okay triggers are people places moments just those cues that move our body into fight or flight but glimmers are also cues but

they are cues that move our body into a feeling of safety, a feeling of connection, okay? Glimmers connect us to something good. Why did I bring that up this morning? Because today's story, even though it's an attempted murder, all right? I'm letting you know right now, it's an attempted murder. It gave me a glimmer because there is something at the center of this story that connected me to some great memories. And that something is one of the greatest somethings of all time. And we call that something a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Drop one of Clues bombs for the peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Don't you ever, don't you ever, as long as you black, act like you too good for a bite of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Okay, all my brothers and sisters of all races, if you have a soul, then you appreciate a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich okay all my brothers and sisters of all races if you have a soul then you appreciate a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich you haven't lived until you've eaten a peanut butter and jelly sandwich that white bread with that food paste made from ground dry roasted peanuts coupled with that soft almost elastic consistency those three things that peanut butter that jelly that white bread those three things get together and have a freak off in your mouth you hear me okay when those three flavors come together my god the salty cream richness of the peanut butter with the sweet slightly tart kicker jelly it's literally the yin and the yang of sandwiches okay peanut butter and jelly represents what happens if all races in America just came together, okay?

It's the harmony we didn't know we needed, but it's a taste you just can't live without, all right? More on peanut butter and jelly when I come back because I have to remind you why we're here. We're here because Javon has an attempted murder charge and he has that charge because he got into a quarrel, a kerfuffle over a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I really need you to listen to me, okay?

He was taken into custody after he seriously injured another man with a butter knife during an argument over a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. If convicted, Owens could face a sentence ranging from 30 years to 60 years in prison. He was ordered to be held without bail during a court hearing this past monday at the dekalb county jail in sycamore now let the record show the defendant is only 23 years old and has already pleaded guilty to two violent crimes with three more pending all of these incidents occurred within an 18 month span the injuries sustained by the victim because of the butter knife were so severe that he had to be transferred to a Chicago hospital for further treatment. Court records revealed that a witness told police the dispute began over a messy peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The witness actually attempted to intervene, but Owens allegedly swung a butter knife over her shoulder and hit the victim.

The victim said the argument started because someone left peanut butter and jelly on the counter. And as the confrontation escalated, Owens allegedly pulled out the butter knife and the victim retaliated by throwing punches. He later told police that he didn't realize he had been stabbed until he started feeling faint. The victim sustained five stab wounds from the butter knife to various parts of his body.

The injuries were spread out all over his body because of the butter knife. It included his hip, back, armpit, and collarbone. According to the doctors, the wounds punctured an intestine and the victim expressed fear that Owens had intended to kill him. Clean up the goddamn jiff. Why would you leave Welch's Concord grape jelly open like this? You see what a mess caused? This is why you always got to hear both sides. Because when I heard this story, I knew it had to be more to it. Because peanut butter and jelly, it don't make people act like this.

Peanut butter and jelly is a time machine that does nothing but bring you back to an existence when life was simple. One bite and you're instantly transported back in time. It's like having the adventurous time travel bracelet. You get taken back to your childhood. You and your mama or grandma kitchen humming the theme song to Martinin you just carefree not a worry in the world and then here comes someone disturbing your goddamn peace you can go from glimmer to trigger in less than 0.4 seconds all because someone left peanut butter and jelly on the counter and didn't clean it up now i'm not a lawyer okay if it's one thing the diddy cases showed us all this week is that none of us know the law.

But this is a clear case of self-defense. My client had a butter knife. Why did he have a butter knife? Duh, it's a jar of Skippy on the counter, Your Honor, and smucker strawberry squeeze with some Wonder Bread. Clearly, I'm about to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. And then this madman who probably can't appreciate PB&J and thinks ham and cheese is top tier starts swinging punches at me so I did what any self-respecting lover of peanut butter and jelly would do and that's cut him with my butter knife now now that's what I would say and that's probably why he wouldn't get a bond because the

reality is peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a classic one of the greatest if not the greatest comfort foods of all time but there's a long list of things that should never lead to violence and near the top of that list as you guessed it the peanut butter and jelly sandwich you can't catch an attempted murder charge over no damn peanut butter and jelly sandwich that's just trivial i don't even know what type of peanut butter it was crunchy smooth name brand generic same with the jelly but you don't want to go to prison for life for a spread because in prison you can become a spread yes i'm talking about your ass cheeks what if you get spread in prison and then they start calling you peanut butter and jelly in the joint that's your nickname now now you got a nickname like skippy squeeze or jif jam and now people spreading your ass cheeks all over the

prison listen we have to learn better conflict resolution skills we have to learn how to communicate without violence these two brothers weren't fighting over no damn peanut butter and jelly sandwich clearly there is some unresolved trauma there and javon has a history of violence so stabbing him with the butter knife was the effect not the cause and we will never get to the cause because all they're going to do is attempt to send this young man to prison and i'm not saying he shouldn't be held uh there should be consequences for his actions. He should be held accountable

for his actions but going to prison, it will never get him the proper mental health care he needs to see exactly what is troubling this young man. Please give Javon J. Owens the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. Oh now you are the donkey

of the day you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yeehaw. Yeehaw. All right, Charlamagne, thank you for that donkey of the day. Yes, indeed. All right, when we come back, Miss Pat will be joining us right now. She's on tour, of course, the Hot and Flashy Tour,

and we're going to talk to her when we come back. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Jess is on maternity leave, and we got Lauren LaRosa filling in, of course. And we got a special guest and family to the room. She's back, ladies and gentlemen, Miss Pat. Good morning, Miss Pat. Good morning. You know, I was looking forward to seeing your ass because I just knew you were going to be shining up like you just left Diddy's house.

He does put on all shit like four times. Baby, baby. You know what? I didn't think about that. He look like he stopped at the airport and some old shit was shining his face up. An old pair of black shoes. When that thousand bottles of baby oil came out, I was like, Charlemagne?

That's the first thing you thought of? Charlemagne. Because he be on up. I was like, perfect by that damn pandemic. And he had it ready too, boy. You think he was using it for nefarious means or he just buys them both? I don't know if it's for nefarious means. All I know, I'm going to say this because this worked for OJ. He was black and he was ashy.

So you're telling me there can't be no black man's hair, no thousand bottles of bath. I just bought a sale of three boxes of bath and body work. You're going to tell me I can't keep stuff to refresh my booty hole around my house a thousand bottles though well sometime sometime your sam car to make you do that if it was vaseline i might believe it because we was you had that vaseline in the house but baby oil is like lubricant now when you get a certain amount of money you don't use vaseline no more you use baby oil that petroleum clogs your skin yes that's what they said i don't know i use both you use baby oil to like the moisturize i don't use no baby

oil oh yeah i like gold bond the lotion oh we know i'm surprised have you been following the case do you think he should have got a bond why y'all be this is a big show You started You started You came in Talking about the ditty Because I thought About your face Y'all always looking

Like a walking dildo You know Well I mean He had 700 It wasn't true About the 700 dildos I seen that too But I didn't want

To bring that up I never seen Anything about dildos But I wanted to know Who counted I want to want to bring that up. I never seen anything about dildos. I like where you're going. I want to know who counted the dildos. I want to know who was in charge of Diddy House of Diz for real. And say, Diddy, the Charlemagne dildos. Can you imagine that conspiracy charge?

Wait until everybody starts getting called in on conspiracy. Because somebody had to go buy the dildos, Ms. Pat. I would have bought a dildo. I'm an assistant. I'm not going to ask him what he needs. I got a gay daughter. She got a shoe box

with about 40 of them. No. You found it? It fell out the closet. Oh, God. I want to know who's job was it to wash them dildos.

Did my daughter put hers in a dishwasher? So I got four dishwashers. Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait. Yeah. A dishwasher where your dishes go? You got a dishwasher. Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait, yeah. Dishwasher where your dishes go?

You got a dishwasher. She put the dildos in the dishwasher? Yeah, lesbians put their dildos. They soak them in essence salt so they can get the strength back. And then they stick them. Wow. Stop laughing. You know, you're Something to get

The elastic back tight Oh my goodness This is my last minute So you opened up Your dishwasher one time And you just see the Dishwasher No it was her dishwasher

In the house It was right there Next to the plate Does she have multiple Or she washes her Regular dishes in the house She got multiple My daughter keep

Dicks on her dick That's right Yeah You said you got in trouble Last time you came here You're in trouble up here I ain't blaming on Somebody else no it's not as you i didn't get the whole story all right i got in trouble i don't wear viral you know i'm like going viral then first thing people won't say she fat let me tell you so i came into this business fat and i'm probably gonna die fat

leave me alone all y'all ever say is i'm fat i know i'm fat i'd put i'd put i pull my drawers on and off i see the how the alaska has scratched out i know what i am and i'm okay are you sure they calling you fat or they just might be misspelling your name on instagram i can't stand this old chest cap And you back on tour Hot and flashy tour Hot and flashy Yes what that mean Is that like a play on

Hot and flashy No it's kinda But I'm hot and flashy Don't you think You know I'm 52 Sometimes 53 So you know It's all about

I do have a few Menopause jokes on this tour But the whole tour Is not about going Through menopause And it's something I think women should not Be ashamed to talk about

You know when you hear The word menopause You ought to madly think we drying out dj envy i'm not dry i slowly so i'm always some type of okay why why for what reason was that needed to let you? To let you know, black ass, that I still got them juices flowing. Thank you. No baby all needed. No baby all needed for this right here.

Why did you say 52, sometimes 53? It's according to what chair I'm sitting in. God damn. The first thing Fitzpatrick said, I'm glad y'all got rid of them ugly ass chairs we used to have. They was hurting my back. Oh my God. I was so sick of them prom have. They was hurting my back. Oh my God. I was so sick of them prom chairs. It was a black baby shower, Bob.

Yes. Yes. It's so ugly. They were so ugly. And I'm surprised these fans didn't call up here and tell y'all how emasculated you looked in them. We look gay? Wait, you think that's what made them look gay? You're up here trying to use big words. They didn't made them look gay? You know what I'm trying to use? Big word.

They say we look gay. Chalamet said we was black kings. He said we black kings in those chairs. That's not how it look. That was emasculation. Emasculated. You know what I'm trying to say. Yeah, I heard you.

I got you. Thank you. I only got one. Plus, you had all that baby oil on you, slipping out that chair every morning. I never wore no baby oil. You be shining. You a little dry today. But I think the only reason why you dry

is because they found all your evidence at Pub. He done changed it up now. Now you got a different oil now. You got a different lube on. You really stopped to go put some oils on? Okay, so show us. When he talks you through it, how does it go?

Let's see. I got my Vaseline in the back. Don't you put no Vaseline on. If you really clog your your pores i think black people will really be upset to hear that they get good for your feet i don't know just use what you remember how your mama used to put all that vaseline in the sock and stick her feet in there and sleep overnight she wake up with socks her feet feeling like baby ass i can see what you're saying because they do something like that and when you go to the nail salon Yeah, they put they put your feet Well, my mother and my mother-in-law used to slip Vaseline in a sock and slip your feet in there

Let them soak all night long. Really? Yeah, nigga your feet be feeling so good. You kiss them Man, that's really that sound like it might feel good now. Yeah, you should try Stick your lip in a sock Stick your lip in a sock overnight That's crazy. You know how ass in your mouth gotta be if somebody says stick your lip in a sock. Stick your lip in a sock overnight. That's crazy. You know how ass in your mouth gotta be if somebody

says stick your lip in a sock overnight? You was a little dry before you went on that today. A little pocketbook you got on. Now,

you getting to season five? Oh, we looking good. We looking good. They better. Yeah, they better.

They better. They better. Tyler just did a lifetime deal, so he gonna be making other shows over there. He made a lifetime deal? Yes. No, a lifetime, at lifetime, so he's going to be making other shows over there. He made a Lifetime deal?

Yes. No, a Lifetime at Lifetime. Oh, really? Yeah, I thought I saw that. Tyler got my 9,000 damn deal. I love me some Tyler Pearce. What are they waiting on to renew the show? Oh, we looking good.

I'm going to just say that. We looking good. We looking good. I think everything is going to be all right. I'm in the second season of Miss Pat Seps, the judge show. Okay. You ever see the judge show? I have seen it. Yeah, it's really good.

I see the commercials all the time. I've been seeing your tweets. You be tweeting during the show. I know you been watching TV. How many times? A lot! It can come on all the time in reruns, but I watch it on BET Plus. Okay, well I appreciate that. What you looking at me like that for? I really do like Miss Pat's show. Well, I'm glad you do.

And the court, I don't knowook I'm glad you do and the court I don't know how you keep a straight face with the court Shook court Shook is so that is funny but you know the cases are real

and the people are real and I don't see any case before they bring it to me I just tell them let me see just bring the case in there and it'll be the wildest no like real

like these are real cases I thought those were actors no you might see they might be people who went viral on social media but they be real cases and we thought those were actors. No, you might see, they might be people who went viral on social media. But they be real cases.

And we give away real money. So the dude with the siblings, with the one gay sibling and the girl and the brother, that was all real too? Yeah, that was all real too. My favorite case is the one, the lady who got out the feds. The two b****es was arguing about the feds. They was in the feds and one of them did some work for her and she was suing her. Her name was Shay Shay. She showed her ass.

She showed her ass. I was in there holl, and she was suing her. Her name was Shay Shay. She showed her ass. She showed her ass. Boy, I was in there hollering. I was hollering. All right, we got more with Ms. Pat when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Ms. Pat. You watched the debate? I did watch the debate. But what did you think? Y'all, let me... I think Trump is a damn fool. And I liked her policy.

One thing that really sticks out about me, and I'm not a very political person, is the whole thing about the rights with the woman body. Even though my tubes are tied and I'm empty on the inside and I'm not fighting for my... I'm fighting for everybody else's... Who are you to tell me that I can't have an abortion? Who are you to tell me to do it?

Because it's real what she's saying. It's funny, man. Yeah, but who are you to tell me that I can't have an abortion? Who are you to tell me to do it? It's real what she's saying. It's funny, man. Yeah, but who are you to tell me? I'll fight for your p***y. I'll fight for you. And nobody should have a right to tell us what we can do with our bodies. Not only that, nobody ever say anything about d***.

You know, you want to tell us we can't have no kids. Well, what are we going to do with all these soft d*** running around America? I want a law for that. Are you going to cut them off and fry them? Grits and d***s is crazy. That's insane. That sounds good, don't it? Mouth water.

He said mouth water. Who's mouth is water in Charlemagne? Charlemagne said mouth water. F*** Christ. Who? No, I ain't looking over there. I'm a f***ing b****. So that's how i feel you know and i do like some of her um her other policies too but i'm just you know i i can't do trump so i don't even care what your policy is i just can't do trump and i don't knock people for doing trump because i have a lot of fans who support trump and i my thing with

politics is i respect your i you, so respect me. That's all that I ask. When I'm rocking my shit, you rock your shit. You know, people get mad when people have on Trump gear. They bought that shit from China, just like these wigs and them braids came from China. Hey, it's just to cover our heads. It don't mean shit in the end.

So I respect people. Is it true that your sister-in-law died at the Super Bowl? Yes. What? She did. Well, first of all, sorry, but... Yeah. You don't like your sister-in-law died at the Super Bowl? Yes. She did. Well, first of all, sorry. Yeah. You don't like your sister-in-law?

Boy, Ms. Pat, you crazy. Why are you upset that you said sorry? What just happened? Did I miss it? I'm new in the room. Did I miss it? Boy, Ms. Pat, you so mouthy. You hear me? So, I went to the Super Bowl

when the Falcon played the Patriots. And I'm a big-ass Falcon fan. Everybody know that. Big-ass Falcon fan. Shut up. Shut up. F*** you. You long-lipped bastard.

F*** Nick looking like my vagina. But anyway, I go to the Falcon games. And we winning. We winning. And I was like, oh, the Falcons need to slow down. They just going too fast. And the Patriots fans are beginning to lead.

Around the third quarter start, these *** started to come back. I get a phone call from my husband while I'm at the game. I'm like, what's wrong? I'm in the bathroom pacing. Come on, Falcons.

Don't let them come back. My husband's like, my sister just had a heart attack. She going to the hospital. And I'm like, excuse my French, y'all, I love my sister. I'm like,

at the time, I was in a state of shock. I was in state of shock I don't know the fact about the Super Ball yeah and I hung up the phone so as the game went on you know the Falcons lost and so he called me back and said she passed and as he's saying that I walk out the door to the stadium and channel 5 is right there for my ladder what do you think about the fact I was like i don't give a and i started cussing because i was so mad so i heard death or at the loss at the loss which loss the falcons what are you talking about what did your husband say when you got home i just i wrote a bit about it and i said you know the falcon killed my sister-in-law because they did she was cheering and they said she choked on some chicken i hope

you didn't speak at the funeral no i went to the funeral and everybody had on falcon gear i said this don't seem right her son told her her casket with falcon i like, they killed your mama. I'm not lying. I'm not lying. It's because she was a big fan. They were all big fans, but they were toting her casket and they had on Michael Vick jerseys. I'm like, this don't seem right. That's like being at the Cole Simpson funeral and everybody got OJ jerseys on.

That's not the same. It wouldn't be. Yes, it would. That's not the same. Because OJ didn't get convicted for killing her. He lost in civil war. The Falcon killed her.

She was watching the game in front of all of us. They was at the hospital calling back to see what the score was before they announced her passing.

So she passed. They killed my sister-in-law, the Falcon. Are you still a fan? Yeah, I ain't dead. I'm a diehard fan, the Falcons. You still a fan? Yeah, I ain't that. But I'm a diehard fan.

I'm Atlanta. You better be careful saying diehard fan. Oh, God, Ms. Black. Well, you know, I tell them all the time, when you a Falcon fan, every Falcon season, I get diabetes because they f*** my sugar level. Don't not blame that on the Falcons. What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened?

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What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? he the one came over that big back chain he didn't know this was it big back big back yeah listen what happened what was the fallout after the last time you left the show when people was upset with you back in atlanta oh they said i was angry but i wasn't angry because i one part that i left out is i had a two-year contract i mean a two-day contract but i went into work five days a week so three days a, I gave that station free work just because I wanted to build a morning show. I wasn't angry.

I just, in this business, you know, **** ends. Just, you know, you ain't got to be dirty. I don't know how to deal with dirty people. Where I'm from, if you dealing with a dirty mother****, you usually fight them. But you can't. I got a little money now. They'll sue me. I can't hit people.

So, you know, he I got a little money now. They'll sue me. I can't hit people. So, you know, he didn't really say anything back. And I wasn't going to go back and forth. I said how I felt and they know how I felt. And it was low down and dirty. I'm not nice. I wasn't going to be nice about it because that's the only person that I ever felt like did me

dirty. And I left it as that. But I'm still thriving. You can't stop me. I mean, I'm not going to argue with DJ. You're winning out here. Yeah mean i'm not going i'm not going more than thriving you winning i'm winning i'm not gonna argue with dj if that you lose that job you gotta go to macon by the way i only asked you that question i thought you was gonna say something nice i thought you were trying to clean it up i did not ask yes i did not ask you that yes i did yeah well i don't give you can't you can't you can't really worry about what people think about you when you do what you do because Because I always said, if you ain't got no haters, then there's something wrong with you. That's right.

You know, I read y'all comments all the time, and they hate you, Charlemagne. But you come in here every morning, and you win. They call you gay. They say you ugly. They say you shiny. He's a gaslighter. He hates black women. You hate black women?

And I know you don't hate black women. No, I love black women. Because out of everything you just heard, that's the only one that you cleared up. But why did you sound like Mr. just now? You sound like Mr. You're gay. You're ugly. You're black. You're shiny.

You're sharp. You're not needed. You're built like a troll. I've heard all kinds of shit. Your Anna Appa ain't real. You know what she cleared up was what? But you do love black women. That's the one there.

Jesus. Oh my God, man. I do think you do love black women. I do. That's all I know. And I love when I look up and I see you all over the place talking about the world. I just told somebody, I got this whole vision about you and I don't know if it's going to come true, but I really think you're going to run for Congress. I can see you in politics. Really? God gave me that vision about you and I don't know if it's going to come true, but I really think you're going to run for Congress.

I can see you in politics. Really? God gave me that vision for you. I can see you in politics and I really think that's where you're headed. I can't wait. Huh? Can you imagine all the gay lovers that's going to stop popping out and all the things that they're going to do? I ain't got no gay lovers.

Yeah, that's a lie. They're going to be LBGQTV. I received that. Whatever God showed you for me, I received that. Whatever God showed you for me, I received it. I really think that's where you're going to end up. And you will be a good one. You remind me of Andrew Gillum.

Go to MissPatComedy.com so you can go see the other dicks, man. It's Miss Pat. We appreciate you, Miss Pat. I appreciate everything. It's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren Rosa filling in for Jess. And it's time for Pass the Aux. Go, go, go. Go DJ, cause that's my DJ. Say go DJ, cause that's my DJ. Nyla, Nyla.

Yeah, DJ, come spin, now come spin. What's up, Nyla? Hey. Big Nyla, NYLA, what's happening? What's up, guys? Her. How you feeling? I'm feeling good.

Yeah, can't complain. I'm going to kick off this week with a few records that actually came out last Friday, but I didn't get to highlight them. I'm going to start off with Wale with Ghetto Speak off of this new EP he dropped right before his tour, which actually starts this week as well. I didn't know Wale put out an EP. Yeah. That's me, Wale, though.

Salute to Wale. So now it makes sense Cause I saw mad people Having these new Conversations about Wale And they were saying How dope Wale can rap And Wale is better Than J. Cole

Fashion influence What? You saw that? Yeah I saw people Having that conversation Which I They have that all the time That Wale and J. Cole

I don't disagree with that I mean I think after the whole Future Kendrick Lamar Situation If you had to pick Like a big three Just based off Who's the best rappers,

like rapping ability, I would probably pick Kendrick Rhapsody wallet. Like this best. Let's be clear about one thing. What? Kendrick is nobody's big three no more. It's just big Kendrick. Oh,

he got like shotgun. I'm just saying that we're just talking about just rapping ability. Yeah. I would always, y'all got me in trouble yesterday because I said that some people don't want conscious music. That's because you a ratchet. No, but I just think that it depends on Wale. I listen to Wale.

I actually buy his music because I really want to support him. I love everything he puts out. I think he's conscious. You would say he's conscious, right? Wale is definitely conscious. Wale gets busy. But the same way that I like to be in the club and I want to hear sexy red. I love Wale. It depends on who the artist is. You can hear Wale in the club.

But Wale also got club joints. The D1 song. You didn't say that yesterday though Lauren. Y'all didn't give me a chance. Envy opened it with she ratchet she don't think she looking for the whole she. I didn't even get a chance. We played D1 and Lecrae and Lauren was like nobody want to hear that. First of all I didn't even read no. She said nobody want to hear that. First of all, I didn't even read no. She said nobody want to hear that s***. I did not.

That is not true. Okay, what happened? Okay, so before we even played the songs, we were having a conversation. Okay. It was edited away. You got two more songs to play, Nyla. Okay.

They basically played with me in here. They played with me in here. They played with me in here. Because that D1 song, I literally said to Envy, I would listen to this in like a lounge. She did not say that. Envy did not. R I rap to the best lyricist next to Kendrick

then it's Kendrick and then Wale I like Wale a lot Wale dope if you talk about Wale and Cole Wale is better than Cole so Drake ain't got no lyrics

I think Wale better than Drake too me personally my personal opinion I don't think Drake got lyrics no he can get to it but he be playing he be

after the year that we've had in rap I just needed a break from listening to all these movies. And J. Cole bowed out one time, and now all of a sudden he ain't got lyrics either? No, I didn't say he got lyrics. He said that he like Wale over Cole. Who playing with my light-skinned brothers now? Who is playing with your light-skinned brothers?

Move on to the next song. Oh, my God. Y'all are in all units. This is too much. I'm going to be at the Wale tour, though. Super excited about that. And Rhapsody just finished her European tour, and she's headed to... I'm talking about conscious rappers around Lauren.

You DJing Wale? You DJing Wale? No, I'm not DJing Wale. Oh, you're just going? Yeah, I'm just going. My friend Money is his DJ, so I'm going to pull it up. I want to talk to Money, DJ Money. Okay, all right.

Yeah, yeah, Money. That's my guy. All right, so moving on to no more conscious rap. I can't because I have one. Yes, you can do conscious rap. Go ahead. Just be conscious of who's next to you. I don't have any more conscious rap, actually,

but I would like to shout out that this has been a really hard month for me and I've been listening to Optimistic. By Sounds of Blackness? By Sounds of Blackness. Oh my God, I love that song too. And it's just made me feel so much better. So you guys, if y'all going through it,

listen to Sounds of Blackness, Optimistic. Is that a conscious song? That's a gospel record technically. Have you ever heard that song? Yes, I've heard that song all the time. Don't nobody listen to Unc. I've been telling you to listen to that record forever because I always tell you that we live in an era

where these phones constantly make us put our heads down, so you should always keep your head to the sky. You always say look up, but you don't say listen to Sounds of Blackness. Yes, I do. Because your look up might be like, look up. You just go, hot. So is that your next song?

No, that's not my next song. My next song is... What are we doing here? All right, my next song is actually going to a Power 105 vet, our girl Mikaela. She just dropped a new record called Fix Your Face. Okay, dope record. Salute to Mikaela. Yes.

About time Nala starts showing Mikaela some love. Don't do that. Mikaela been inactive for a little bit, so I'm glad she's back. I like the new record, and I just hope we get more from Mikaela. Is it screaming now everywhere? Mm-hmm. It's Mikaela J, right? On Instagram?

Yes. Yeah. Mikaela. Sook to Mikaela. We'll tag her in this video. Yeah, we'll tag you. There you go. And then, last but not least,

I'm going to go with Toosie, who's actually dropping a project in like two weeks. He just dropped a new record. We're going to call it Champs Elysees, which I think is a spot in Paris. Lauren was losing it. As soon as Lauren hear her, Lauren hear her, she go crazy. You need to stop.

No, it's the whoopin' it, whoopin' that too. See what I'm saying? Oh my gosh. Right, right. Well, shout out to Toosie. I'm definitely looking forward for his new album to drop. Certified Vibe is actually going to be curating a private, intimate listening session for his new album, Drop In.

Oh, my God. Yeah, I'm excited. That's what's up. Get outside, girl. I'm excited. And it's on our one-year anniversary, too. Dope, dope, dope. So, you know, there's synergy there.

When is that? I don't want to announce it yet because we're still working out some of the details. But it's going to happen within the next two weeks. So, that's the next Certified Vibe? It's going to be with Tootsie? Yeah. All right. But it's private.

Invite-only type stuff? RSVP only. yeah so it'll be on certified vibe.com but i'll definitely make sure to come up here and promote it as well and then i'll also promote it in my newsletter if you're not subscribed definitely tap in but um make sure you guys follow me on instagram at nyla simone n-y-l-a-s-y-m-o-n-e-e-e and then make sure you guys tap in with my podcast we need to talk w-n-t-t-l-k onE-E And then make sure you guys Tap in with my podcast We need to talk W-N-T-T-L-K On the gram And on YouTube Man we've been having

Some great interviews Victoria Monet Kalani Juvenile Manifresh Etc I want to get you guys Up here actually Have interviews with y'all too

But you know I'll work my way there What girl We'll come tomorrow What y'all doing tomorrow They not coming Y'all They not

Yo the way Both of them just Not tomorrow Not tomorrow But y'all know What I They not coming. Y'all, y'all. No. Yo, the way both of them just grabbed up. Not tomorrow. Not tomorrow. I gotta go to Vegas. But when I get back, whatever. Yeah.

You actually told me about your Vegas trip. I already know what you're doing. I'll be in New Orleans. I'll be at David University at 10 a.m. today and then I'll be

at Baldwin & Company bookstore tonight at 7.30 in New Orleans. All right. Well, thank you, Nala. Of course. All right. Up next, we got the People's Choice Mix. You know, we throw it back on a Friday.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess Hilarious. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa's filling in for Jess. Now, I gotta salute to everybody out in Vegas. I'm

headed to Vegas now. The iHeartRadio Festival, Shaboosie's performing, Gwen Stefani's performing, Doja Cat's performing, Camila Cabello's performing, Big Sean's performing, Victoria Monet,

The Weeknd, just to name a few. So if you're on your way out there or if you're in Vegas right now, we're about to have some fun today and tomorrow. Yes, sir. Salute to everybody that's going to vegas man uh sadly i'm gonna miss the i heart music festival this year because i gotta be in new orleans i'm gonna be in new orleans today at 10 a.m i'll be participating in the nola love celebration at the convocation center

uh at xavier university at 10 a.m so i'll see y'all in in in just a few and then tonight in new orleans i'll be at baldwin and company books okay in conversation with the good sister sheree at 10 a.m. So I'll see y'all in just a few. And then tonight in New Orleans, I'll be at Baldwin & Company Books, okay, in conversation with the good sister Cherise Gibson

of WLTV. I'll be there discussing my new book, Get Honest or Die Lying, Why Small Talk Sucks. If you haven't gotten a copy yet, go out there

and get a copy. But I will be at Baldwin & Company in New Orleans tonight at 7.30 p.m., all right? So New Orleans, I'll see y'all. And I just want to

thank everybody, Envy, real quick, who went out there and ordered my new graphic novel. I got a comic book coming out with AWA Studios called Illuminati. It's telling a lot of deep, dark secrets

of various industries, whether it's Hollywood, whether it's hollywood whether it's the music industry and it may or may not be based on a true story okay because you have to understand that uh you know these secrets and fame have a price so when a rising hip-hop star dies under mysterious circumstances her twin sister a young woman with psychic abilities journeys to the city of angels for answers and becomes enmeshed in a dark conspiracy that shakes its way through the pillars of power, fame, and pop culture. So like I said, this may or may not be based on a true story, but you can go to kickstarter.com

and type in Illuminati, I-L-L-U-M-I-N-A-T-I, or you can type in Charlemagne and order you a copy. We've already reached our goal of what we was trying to get. So thank you to everybody that's been ordering it this week. All right. When we come back, we got the positive note and more. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. We got to salute Miss Pat for joining us, too. Salute to the good sister, Miss Pat. Make sure you check out the Miss Pat show on BET.

I pray she gets renewed for season five. Make sure you check out the Miss Pat show on BET. I pray she gets renewed for season five. Make sure you check out her judge show, Miss Pat Rules. And of course, she's on tour right now as well. Yeah, she'll be in

Charleston, South Carolina tonight at the music hall. So go check Miss Pat out tonight at the Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina music hall for her comedy show. Yeah, and also,

Nelly Furtado stopped through. So salute to Nelly Furtado. Man, I did not realize that Nelly F frittato been in the game so long you just don't be thinking about it oh my god that's crazy time flies bro when i say time flies it really flies that is right so salute to nelly frittato she's uh back on tour her album came out so make sure you go out support nelly frittato also i gotta, I got to remind you guys, this week I'm going to be in D.C. for the Hampton-Howard game. You know, I love my HBCU. I'm a big HBCU supporter, follower, and pusher for all HBCUs.

And alumni. And alumni. I really graduated. So, yeah, so, of course, I'm DJing the game. Shout out to Louis V. He's going to be DJing with me. He didn't go to Hampton or Howard. I just got him to give because we family.

But we're going to be DJing this week, and we're going to be turning it up. We're going to make it feel like a homecoming. So if you're out in D.C., Audi Field is where we're going to be. So I can't wait to see you guys. We're going to be repping all HBCUs. Now, Solomon, you got a positive note? I do have a positive note, and it's simple. If you believe it will work out, you'll see opportunities.

If you believe it won't, you'll see obstacles. Choose wisely. Breakfast Club, bitches! You all finished or you all done?